In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Outdoor foxes must be fenced in, or else they will run off to hunt or explore. Choose an area at least 100 square feet. Purchase a large wire fence to use as a fox enclosure. Try to choose a sheltered area protected from wind and direct sun. Choose a spot with sturdy ground rather than wet or marshy areas. Foxes will dig down to try to get out of the fence so it must extend below the surface. A concrete floor will work even better to keep the fox from digging under the fence, but it can be tough on the fox's paws. Make sure to cover a concrete floor in dirt or mulch. Another option is burying chain-link fencing under soil or mulch. This will keep the fox enclosed even if they dig down. The fenced enclosure needs to be covered to keep the fox from climbing out. A larger dog house will work well as a place for your fox to sleep and hang out. Fill it with blankets, hay or straw, or something else warm for it to sleep on. Foxes are very active and love to have toys to play with. Try out different toys and see which your fox likes best. Your fox might like: Tunnels made for dogs Balls Dog or cat chew toys Fabric toys Even sticks make great toys! Make sure to use very heavy bowls. Because just like dogs, a fox can flip light bowls over for fun. Find a way to give your fox some shade. Secure a tarp over the top of the cage or include a sizeable covered area.
Summary: Build a fenced enclosure. Dig down about 3 feet (0.9m) and place the fence into the ground. Build a top for the fence. Add a dog house. Include toys. Add bowls for water and food. Add some shade.

Your monthly cash balance measures how much money you have left over each month after your expenses have been taken out. If this number is positive, you may consider allocating more money to savings. If it is negative, however, you should look through your expenses and try to find areas where you can cut them down. Totaling up your expenses in this way may help you realize areas where you are spending more than you thought. For example, you may think nothing of spending $8 or $10 each day on lunch, but over a month this adds up to several hundred dollars. In this case, you could consider packing a lunch or seeking cheaper options. Look for cases like this where you could reduce your spending, if necessary. After completing several of these monthly budgets, you can use them to track how spending on some expenses change over time. For example, maybe you've been spending increasing amounts of money on entertainment over time, or maybe your cable bill increased without your noticing. Compare expenses between months to see if they remain more or less constant. If they don't, look into the problem further.
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One-sentence summary -- Analyze your monthly cash balance. Look for areas where you are overspending. Analyze spending over time.

Q: Keep in mind that the first digits are the same and the sum of the second digits equals 10. 98 x 92 98 is -2 from 100, so write -2 above 98 92 is -8 from 100, so write -8 above 92 You will see that it results in the same number. 98 - 8 = 90 92 - 2 = 90 Now you can see that the final answer will look like 90xx -2 x -8 = 16 9016
A: Take another set of two-digit numbers to be multiplied. Above each number, right the difference, or how deficient each of the numbers is from 100. Cross-subtract these numbers from the value on the other side of the multiplication sign. Place this number to the left-hand side of the final answer Multiply the two differences together. Place this number to the right-hand side of the final answer, and again see that you have quickly calculated the correct answer to the original problem.

Problem: Article: This way you know for sure that you will be there on time. Use this time to hang out with friends. Make sure you sign in as needed. Do some fun activities to keep you and your friend(s) entertained. Some things you can do are: Listen to music. Share earbuds and discuss the music you are playing. Play games. If your school allows electronics, play games on your phone or handheld console. If your school does not allow electronics or your electronic device's battery runs out, bring a travel sized board game in case. Draw and write in a notebook. Learn some pen and paper games before you go or record them onto a phone. They will appreciate knowing that you're okay. Unless your school doesn't allow phones or if you don't own a phone. This is a good idea, as if it is someone you don't know very well, it can give you some time to think about what you might talk! Shop for souvenirs and be sure to be back by curfew! Take some pictures too, to share with your family and friends! Your pocket or hidden in the bottom part of your bag are good ideas. A good time to do this is before you go to bed. If you are staying in a hotel or motel, you can request a wake up call at desk night before. Call your parents and tell them you're on your way back. Again, if you have assigned seating, this is not necessary. Entertain yourself, eat your snacks and share stories about your trip, until you get back to school.
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Arrive 30 minutes to 1 hour early with your packed bag. Sit with your friend(s). Talk to or text your parents once you get to a rest stop. Ask who you're bunking with. Tour the area with your friends. Place your money and valuables in the safe in the room. Charge all electronics/check the batteries. Wake up to alarm or wake up call. Eat breakfast and pack, if it is your last day there. Ask your friend to save you a seat. Depart for home.