context: How to suppress the gag reflex
Numb your soft palate.
When an object touches the soft palate, it can trigger the gag reflex. Use an over-the-counter (otc) throat-numbing spray like chloraseptic to desensitize your soft palate.
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next sentence for the context: Alternatively, you could gently apply a topical otc analgesic with benzocaine using a cotton swab. The effects should last for about an hour, and your palate will be less reactive.

context: How to talk to your employee about your visual disability
Choose the right time.
If your visual impairment is preexisting, and you have recently hired a new employee, you may wonder when the best time is to discuss this disability. The longer you wait, the more you open the door for potential confusion or run the risk of your other employees disclosing your disability for you.
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next sentence for the context: Get ahead of this by telling your employee as soon as possible. Tell them on their first day of work when you begin meeting with them to assign them tasks and acclimate them to the office.

context: Various other people are shown in inner-tubes and canoes in the water. A few people are seen buying food from two women at a a concession stand. a man
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next sentence for the context: holds a young boy in a life vest who looks like he is sleeping.

context: A woman in a black shirt is standing in front of a field talking. People are playing a sports game on horses in a field. people
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are sitting on yellow blankets watching the game.