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How to create a tongue twister
Aim for alliteration.
Alliteration is a literary device by which you string together a group of words that begin with the same consonant sound. The words appear in quick succession, and they emphasize each other.
A: Tongues trip over the tricky tips of a thick alliterative twist. This will make your tongue twister much more difficult to say.

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How to meet characters at disneyland
Look towards the times guide you can pick up at the park's entrance.
This will help you find out which character will be found on hand at which time on any given day of the year. While a few characters can be found on premises each day, not all characters make an appearance, and the times guide will be able to tell you which ones you can see.
A: Plan your times ahead of schedule, if there is a special character you'd like to see. Try to prevent meltdowns from beginning just by reading this schedule.

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How to decorate ornaments with gold leaf
Pick your ornaments.
Gold leaf can be applied to a number of materials, including cardboard, wood, glass, ceramic, and plastic. You can create your own cut-outs from cardboard or wood, you can purchase ornaments in a variety of shapes and colors.
A: Keep in mind that ornament bases with textures such as glitter will change how the gold leaf looks once applied. Check your local craft stores, home goods stores, and thrift stores to find ornament blanks or supplies to make your own cut-outs.

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A person sat on a chair with his accordion. The man reached behind his back and tie the strap on him. the man
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began playing the keyboard on his accordion.