context: How to stop being possessive about a friend
Analyze your behavior.
Look for the root cause of the problem by reviewing instances in which you behaved or felt possessively about your friendship. Try to make connections between the situations to see if you can find some kind of common ground that might be acting as a trigger for your possessive behavior.
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next sentence for the context: Consider ways you might avoid these triggers and try to move forward. For example, you may discover that most of your possessive feelings arise when you are hanging out in a group of three because you often feel excluded when there are only two other people.

context: How to treat a cat with a broken claw
Wrap the cat up in a towel.
You're going to need to examine the cat's paw a bit, so you'll need to make sure it can't bite or scratch you. The best way is to have someone help you.
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next sentence for the context: Contain the cat by wrapping it securely in a towel or blanket. Hug it so it has trouble moving, and then examine the paw.

context: How to clean and maintain area rugs
Vacuum your area rug regularly.
This prevents dirt from building up. Vacuuming your area rug regularly helps to keep your home clean and allergy free.
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next sentence for the context: To get the maximum amount of dirt out turn your rug upside down first and vacuum the back of the rug. This looses deep down dirt to the top of the fibers.

context: A well attended classical concert is shown. The composer speaks to the audience about music. The crowd applauds and smiles. the composer
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talks about music and the orchestra behind him.