The phrase worst case scenario points to the extreme negative outcome of a situation. Because it is using an extreme, use worst. The reason people say worse case scenario is due to speaking patterns. In many common words, the -t is dropped; therefore, you hear worse case when the person actually means worst case. According to modern usage, it is okay to say "if worst comes to worst," "if worse comes to worse," "go from bad to worse," "take a turn for the worse," or "if worse comes to worst." The idiom was first seen in 1596 as if the worst come to the worst. This meant that the worst case scenario happened. In 1719, Daniel Defoe wrote in Robinson Crusoe, "if the worse came to the worst." This new use of the idiom meant that things are getting worse.
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One-sentence summary -- Say worst case scenario. Use worst comes worst or worse comes to worse.

Put a book or a newspaper in front of you and pretend that you're reading it. When the girl comes near you or walks past you, you can lift your gaze and check her out without her noticing. If you pull it off correctly, she'll just think that you were reading. If the girl's concentration is on something else, she won't be looking at you and you can check her out without her noticing. She could be talking to someone else, eating, exercising, or her head could be turned. Just make sure that her attention is on something else so that she doesn't catch you checking her out. If the girl's attention isn't on anything, you can create a distraction to misdirect her. Drop something on the ground or ask her to help you with homework and then check her out while she's concentrating on it. You can also ask her opinion of a piece of art, show, or event, and then sneak a look at her. Try to come up with valid excuses of why you might need to be around her. Group up with her for group projects or try to sit next to her if you share classes together. If she regularly shops at a certain place, you can start shopping there so that you have more opportunities and excuses to be around her.
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One-sentence summary -- Pretend that you're reading. Look at her while she's preoccupied. Create a distraction. Pretend that there's a reason to be around her.

" You may also click on the "Share Printers" link within the HomeGroup section. " " By default, there should already be a check mark next to "Printers." " " You must power on the computer the printer is connected to in order to print documents from the other computer.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to the computer that your printer is physically plugged into. Click on the Windows logo or Start button on the bottom of the computer screen. Click on "Control Panel. Type "homegroup" into the search field, which can be found in the upper-right corner of the Control Panel window. Click directly on "HomeGroup" when it appears in the search results. Place a check mark next to "Printers. Click on "Save changes. Walk over to the computer with which you want to share the printer. Click on the Start button. Select "Control Panel. Type "homegroup" into the search box. Select "HomeGroup" from the search results window. Click on "Install Printer. Click "Install driver" from the dialog box that appears if you need to install the current driver for your printer. Access the printer as if it was physically connected by using the print dialog box from any program on your computer.

It's a blue, compass-shaped app icon in your Mac's Dock. This menu item is in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's near the bottom of the drop-down menu. Selecting this prompts a pop-out window. Click one of the following options in the pop-out window. Google Chrome... - Import bookmarks from Google Chrome. Firefox... - Import bookmarks from Firefox. Bookmarks HTML File... - Allows you to import bookmarks from a bookmarks file on your computer. This is helpful for importing bookmarks from Windows-only browsers. Check the box to the right of each item that you want to import, or uncheck boxes next to items which you don't want to import. If you're importing an HTML file, select the file by going to its location and clicking it once. It's in the lower-right side of the window. Doing so will import your selected browser's (or file's) bookmarks. Once they've finished importing, you can access them at the bottom of the Bookmarks menu item's drop-down menu.
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Open Safari. Click File. Select Import From. Select an import option. Select items to import. Click Import.