In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Always: sempre Often: spesso Since: da quando Then: poi Late: tardi Now: adesso Now: ora Already: gia Soon: presto Finally: alla fine At once: subito Then (later on): allora Then: poi Ever: mai Again: di nuovo Ago: fa Scarcely: appena At times: a volte
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Another option is to include 3 of the large squares in a row or column in your analysis. Pick 1 number, and see if you can place it across all 3 squares. For instance, take the number "6." See which rows and columns already have 6s, and use that to scan across to the 3 large squares you're looking at. Based on that information and what you have in the squares, try to place as many of the 6s as you can. As puzzles get more difficult, you'll find that just using the above techniques won't always solve the puzzle. In those cases, you need to start filling in what numbers could possibly go in each square. When you get a possibility, place it in the corner of a small square in pencil. You may have as many as 3 or 4 numbers penciled in as you try to solve the puzzle. As you work, you may notice certain squares only have 1 number, and you may be able to fill in that number permanently. As you fill in numbers, go back over the puzzle to figure out spaces you had to leave blank before. Once you've filled in new numbers, you may be able to figure out those spaces. As you recheck the blank spaces, go through the techniques again to help fill in numbers.
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One-sentence summary -- Look at a set of 3 large squares. Pencil in numbers. Recheck often.

Q: This is because grain is not a natural diet for cattle, and often causes more issues and illnesses than grass or hay does. This is often one faultless preventative measure that a lot of producers can (and do) fall back on. This helps with ease of digestion in the rumen, and also prevents the microbes in the rumen from digesting this high-concentrate ration too fast. Roughage should not be finely chopped, as this will often defeat the purpose of preventing acidosis. Coarsely-chopped (or not chopped at all!) roughage is best. Then they over-eat to compensate for the loss of diet they missed during this interruption. Often during extremely hot spells cattle won't eat during the day, then eat their hearts out at night when it's cooler. Thus, try to keep feeding schedules as routine as possible and keep feeding to several times a day to keep cattle from getting hungry between meals.
A: The most obvious preventative measure is to not have cattle on grain in the first place. Feeding grain often cannot be avoided, though, so gradually increasing the grain ration over time is the best way to prevent acidosis while still feeding cattle grain. Always include roughage with the grain diet you are giving your cattle. Often Nature-caused interruptions like storms, hot- or cold-spells, and extreme weather, or change in schedules such as being handled or hauled to a new farm or ranch can cause cattle to reduce their feed intake or stop eating all together until the danger has passed.

Article: Unplug the unit, then climb underneath the sink and find the hole on the disposal's underside. It will be hexagonal-shaped and in the center. Get the Allen wrench that came with the disposal unit and place its head in the hole. If you don't have the wrench that came with the unit, purchase a 14in (6.4mm) hex-head Allen wrench from a hardware store. First, turn the wrench counterclockwise as far as you can. Then turn it clockwise until it won't go any further. Continue cranking the wrench back and forth until you are able to rotate it completely in a circle. It's okay to apply force while doing this. The wrench is designed to bend a little and won't damage the disposal unit. Remove the wrench, then turn on the water faucet. The water helps rinse away any debris still stuck on the blades. Plug in the unit and turn on the disposal. If you were able to rotate the wrench, the unit should work normally again. If the unit doesn't work or you were unable to rotate it, unplug the unit, drain the water, and try a different treatment.
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Insert an Allen wrench into the hole underneath the disposal. Crank the wrench to turn the disposal's motor shaft. Run cold water into the sink and test the disposal unit.

Problem: Article: Using the screwdriver, remove the watch face. You may be able to simply pop it from the watch using a dull kitchen knife too (depending upon the watch). Ensure there is nothing on the watch face that could puncture or compromise the photo once you mount it. Especially if the watch has not been cleaned in some time, you'll want to make sure its free of debris and dirt. Use either a soft cloth or jewelry cleaner (depending upon the type of watch). If you plan to cover the watch face area with a material, now is a good time to do so. Adhere material with a hot glue gun or super strength glue (depending upon the watch). {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/9\/98\/Turn-a-Broken-Watch-Into-a-Locket-Bracelet-Step-7Bullet1.jpg\/v4-459px-Turn-a-Broken-Watch-Into-a-Locket-Bracelet-Step-7Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/9\/98\/Turn-a-Broken-Watch-Into-a-Locket-Bracelet-Step-7Bullet1.jpg\/aid3054943-v4-728px-Turn-a-Broken-Watch-Into-a-Locket-Bracelet-Step-7Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":306,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"485","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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Remove the watch face. Remove watch hands and any hardware holding these in place. Dust and/or clean the watch.