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How to deal with drama among friends
Talk with your friends.
Communicating with your friends and trying to work problems through is one of the most important ways to smooth over drama. Ultimately, by opening dialogue and avenues of communication, you'll help your friends figure out a way to get past whatever drama has put your friendships at risk.
A: Ask friends involved in drama if there is anything you can do to help. When talking to them, try to identify the problem and see if there is a larger issue going on.

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How to tell a lie without being caught
Bend the truth.
Lying requires a lot more mental effort than telling the truth. Eliminate as much of the mental effort as you can by knowing the lie before you tell it.
A: Try to bend the truth instead of making up an entire story. It is much easier for a person to believe something that could actually happen.

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How to identify an elm tree
Examine the leaves of the tree.
Elm leaves alternate along two sides of the stem. The leaf is oval in shape and comes to a point at the end.
A: The edges of the leaf are jagged and the veins are prominent. The base of the leaf is slightly asymmetrical.

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How to keep crappie in an aquarium
Catch a pet crappie.
Crappie are not sold in pet stores. You can catch them with a net or a fishing pole.
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The small hole in their mouth from the hook will heal quickly and won't get infected if the water in your aquarium is clean. To learn how to catch crappie with a fishing pole, search the internet.