context: How to wind up an estate
Pay executor fees.
As executor, you have the right to compensate yourself before distributing assets to the beneficiaries. This is usually discussed earlier in the estate settlement process, but it is crucial to make sure this is taken care of at this stage.

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- As the beneficiaries, you have the right to in many cases take part in the final will and testament. Obviously, you'll need to account for all of the estate's assets.
- Be sure to keep careful records of your compensation. In order to pay the executor fees, the estate must register with the cra for a payroll account and file an information return (form t4) by the 28th of february in the year following payment.
- To begin the process, begin by consulting with someone familiar with estate planning and handling. This person can then make recommendations on the best distribution plan.
- As of 2017, you cannot contribute any of the money or give them any other financial support. However, as executor, you can make sense of the following arrangements : Keep in regular contact.
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next sentence for the context: Be sure to keep careful records of your compensation. In order to pay the executor fees, the estate must register with the cra for a payroll account and file an information return (form t4) by the 28th of february in the year following payment.

context: How to make kale chips
Preheat the oven to 250f (120c)-or 300f for a convection oven.
Rinse the kale in cold water.
Dry the kale using a salad spinner, or pat dry with a clean kitchen towel.

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- Place the jalapeno chips on a wire rack and distribute them evenly among the cubed layers of kale. Sprinkle with the chives, asafoetida, garlic, rosemary, and fennel leaves.
- Mash the kale, along with the remaining water and the fresh parsley. Cut 3 large bay leaves into any size pieces, then mash with a wooden spoon or wooden fork.
- Remove as much water as possible, so your chips will be crisp-not soggy-after baking. Cut or tear the kale into chip-sized pieces.
- Chop the carrots and scallions into small pieces. Place the chopped carrots, roasted garlic, half the chopped onion and the shredded chicken pieces inside a large bowl.
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next sentence for the context: Remove as much water as possible, so your chips will be crisp-not soggy-after baking. Cut or tear the kale into chip-sized pieces.

context: A group of young asian men are indoors with a lot of spectators in the stands holding signs and cheering them on. two young asian men

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- leave the ring, holding a flag and enter a wall, one of them comes up with a mascot.
- stand up with their bow and arrows and they each take turns at shooting at their bulls eye target while the crowd cheers them on after each shot is made, and occasionally 3 suited people are shown making commentaries.
- are then on a ring and one is singing while the other is doing indoor cheerleading on front a crowd standing in the bleachers.
- are fencing intensely in a long metal covered land.
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next sentence for the context: stand up with their bow and arrows and they each take turns at shooting at their bulls eye target while the crowd cheers them on after each shot is made, and occasionally 3 suited people are shown making commentaries.

context: A woman is standing inside her kitchen. she

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- flips a box and shows how to wrap it, grinding down flour and mixing it properly.
- cuts point to make a lemon, then rolls it down a paper towel to shape.
- begins cooking something onto an open fire grill.
- removes a bottle from her cabinet and sets it down.
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removes a bottle from her cabinet and sets it down.