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How to get over resentment
Understand your emotions.
Be honest with yourself in confronting the emotions surrounding the situation. Ask yourself whether this resentment is associated with any other past hurt, not related to the person or situation.
A: Acknowledge your anger or feelings of indignation, but don't get stuck in them. Anger can sometimes feel like a remedy for feeling powerless: it makes you feel more powerful.

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How to make healthy marshmallow sweet potatoes
Peel sweet potatoes, for instance with a potato peeler or knife.
A small sharp non-serrated knife, preferably without a pointy point (to protect the user), is a good option. The skin is thin and the potatoes are hard, so take a narrow strip at a time to avoid jamming the knife and also to avoid wasting potato.
A: Sweet potatoes are not very easy to peel safely so generally don't let a child do this. Chop the sweet potatoes into disks about an inch thick.

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How to defend yourself in a labor law violation lawsuit
Read the employee's complaint.
The employee will start the lawsuit by filing a complaint in court. In this document, the employee will explain the facts that gave rise to the lawsuit and will also make a demand for money damages.
A: A summons should be served along with the complaint. This document should tell you how much time you have to formally respond to the lawsuit by filing your answer.

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How to study using index cards
Keep the text brief.
Stick with short phrases instead of full sentences. Use abbreviations for words when possible.
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You will want to review the cards quickly and condensing the text makes sure that only the most important ideas make it onto the card. The very process of choosing the card's text will kick-start the learning process.