Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hold one half of the fruit up to your mouth. Eat them. Consider scooping out the fruit.

Answer: Slowly, but firmly, squeeze the fruit from the lower end. Each tiny greenish sac will contain a cucumber-like seed, and they should come to the cut surface of the fruit easily with a little pressure. Like a pomegranate, the seeds are perfectly edible, but are somewhat bland. What you're after is the sweet green flesh around the seed. You can take one at a time into your mouth and separate the seed before spitting it out, or take a whole mouthful and chew it up. If you don't like the seeds, try pinching the sac of fruit gently with your front teeth. Suck the sac of fruit through your top and bottom teeth, pinching enough to hold the seed on the outside of your teeth, yet still allowing the fruit to pass through. You can also scoop out the seeds into a bowl and eat them with a spoon if you prefer. Its easier to break the little green kernels that way, but can be somewhat easier if you don't want to bury your face in the fruit.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tap the Chrome Menu button () and select "Bookmarks." Tap the Menu button () next to a bookmark you want to delete. Tap "Delete" to remove the bookmark. Press and hold a bookmark to select multiple bookmarks. Delete your selected bookmarks by tapping the trash can.

Answer: This will open the list of bookmarks that you have saved. If you don't see the button, scroll up a little bit. If you are signed in with your Google account, all of your synced bookmarks will be displayed. The process for this is the same for Android and iOS. This will open a small menu. It will be deleted immediately. If you accidentally deleted the bookmark, you can tap Undo to restore it. This option is only available for a few seconds. If you delete a folder, all of the bookmarks inside will be deleted as well. When you press and hold a bookmark, you'll enter selection mode. You can then tap additional bookmarks to add them to the selection. This will delete all of the bookmarks that you have selected.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Observe behavior. Keep track of dates and times of conflicts and other occasions when drugs are a problem. Identify the person's drug or drugs of choice. Determine the level of the person's addiction.

Answer: Know the signs and symptoms of drug dependency. A radical change in personality may indicate an individual is abusing drugs. Personality changes are a common sign of all types of drug addiction, including alcoholism, a dependency on prescription drugs and opiate abuse. Signs of opiate addiction: needle marks may be evident on the arms of someone who is abusing opiates, although many addicts become skilled at hiding evidence of intravenous drug use by injecting the drugs in unseen areas, such as between the toes. A person who is abusing opiates may also appear unusually thirsty or sweaty, and their pupils may be small pinpoints. Signs of alcoholism: may frequently smell of alcohol, exhibit irritable behavior, slurred speech, unusually bright or glassy eyes and difficulty expressing thoughts and ideas in a logical manner. Alcoholics often try to hide the physical evidence of the addiction, including empty bottles and cans. Signs of prescription drug abuse: Individuals who suffer from a dependency on prescription drugs may exhibit signs of intoxication, including clumsiness, slurred speech and may appear droopy-eyed. If an issue happens more than a couple times, then you are likely seeing a pattern developing. It is difficult to predict if the pattern will escalate and deepen the severity of the problem. You want to be prepared. Perhaps he or she consumes excessive amounts of a substance and continually passes out at parties. Has he or she gotten cited for a DUI or cited for substance-driven vandalism charges? Does he or she get into substance-fueled fights? It is most common for a person with an addiction to be using multiple drugs. This could be an obvious thing or a difficult thing to determine. If a person is secretly taking drugs, you may only see the signs and symptoms of abuse. When in doubt, you can always ask. Abused drugs include but are not limited to: amphetamines, anabolic steroids, club drugs, cocaine, heroin, inhalants, marijuana, and prescription drugs. Different drugs may affect a person in different ways. There may be multiple drugs in a person's system, so it will be difficult to determine. In the event of an overdose or medical emergency you may be the one who must tell the medical personnel what type of drug or drugs were consumed so the proper treatment can be given. The goal would be to not wait until the person's behavior has spiraled so far out of control that relationships and situations cannot be repaired. Ideally, the person should seek help for addiction before consequences, such as job loss, abuse and neglect of loved ones and financial ruin occur. Ask him, "What attempts have been made by you to stop? Why do you think you weren't successful?" Does the person appear and sound motivated to make a change, but repeatedly struggles with sticking to his plan? Is the drug controlling the person? If he is your college buddy, or family friend call his family to let them know when things have gotten out of control. Don't face the problem alone.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Delete a chat. Log out. Use WhatsApp on phone.

Answer:
If you don't want to save your current conversation, you can delete it. While still on the chat window, click the button with three vertical dots on the header bar. Then click "Delete chat" from here. This step is optional, and you don't have to do this if you want to keep your conversation as part of your chat history. When you're done with WhatsApp Web, click on the button with three vertical dots on the header bar on the left panel. Click "Log out" from here. You will be logged out and brought back to the main WhatsApp Web page with the QR code. If you want, you can continue chatting with WhatsApp on your phone when you're stepping away from your computer.