IN: What happens next?

A boy enters the scene and pulls on a pair of gloves while wearing a sports protective mask, turns on a blue machine on the back steps and picks up a solder. the boy

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- then begins to solder a disassembled bicycle on the ground in a backyard.
- and his father crank up the generator and remove the solder.
- demonstrates to tattoo himself with the solder using a tattoo gun.
- is seen welding a machine and turning off the machine before reputting it.

OUT: then begins to solder a disassembled bicycle on the ground in a backyard.

IN: What happens next?

How to kill sugar ants
Figure out where the ants are entering your house.
Before you address your ant problem, you will need to find out how the ants are getting into your house. Common points of entry include windows and doors.

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- Cracks or holes in the walls and floors are also common places where ants can enter a house. Place bait near the entry point to poison the ants.
- If you have windows that open at the front or back, you will need to use these to your advantage: if there are ants outside, the windows and doors will be blocked between your house and the ants. Try the above strategies if you have the time.
- Figuring these out can enable you to deter the ants and save your house from an infestation. Raise the curtains on your windows and doors to block out light.
- Entrances to doors and windows are easily identified by turning the blinds down, using garden curtain shades, and knocking the door on a sturdy piece of wood. To make sure your home is safe and clutter free, record everything that's going into the house.

OUT: Cracks or holes in the walls and floors are also common places where ants can enter a house. Place bait near the entry point to poison the ants.

IN: What happens next?

How to recover from ocd
Talk to a therapist.
Attending sessions with a professional counselor or therapist may help with calming down the anxiety that led to ocd. Rituals associated with ocd are often used to calm the person down.

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- To get the therapist to sit down and talk to you, ask to meet in a private, quiet space where you can have some privacy and talk about what is bothering you. Ask a trusted friend or family member to help you during the sessions.
- A therapist may be able to provide you with techniques that can quell the anxieties. Ask friends and family members for the name of a therapist they trust.
- A therapist may help teach you how to connect with your anxiety using cognitive behavioral therapy or personal exercises or techniques. Discontinue contact with your abuser.
- Your therapist may try to help the person loosen up and restore his or her mind and body. If your therapist does not offer regular sessions, contact the therapist and ask if you can visit.

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A therapist may be able to provide you with techniques that can quell the anxieties. Ask friends and family members for the name of a therapist they trust.