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How to treat external horse parasites
Look for the horse biting or rubbing itself excessively.
A horse that has external parasites likely is irritated by them. In order to relieve any itching or pain, your horse will rub, bite, or scratch any areas that it can get to.

OUT: Rubbing and biting areas of discomfort can lead to areas of hair loss, as well as open sores. If your horse has these issues, then there may be an underlying parasitic infection causing it.

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How to make fishball sauce (street style )
Make a cornstarch slurry.
Place 3 tablespoons of water and 3 tablespoons of cornstarch in a small bowl. Use a fork, spoon or small whisk to completely combine the water and cornstarch.

OUT: The slurry will appear thin and white. The cornstarch will help your sauce thicken and the slurry will prevent the sauce from becoming lumpy as it cooks.

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How to minimize dui costs
Consider insurance premium increases.
The single largest cost associated with getting convicted of a dui is your car insurance. In every state, you are required to have a minimum amount of car insurance in order to drive.

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The cost of that insurance will vary from state to state. When you are convicted of a dui, your insurance company will increase your premiums to take account of your increased risk.