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How to make breakfast in bed
Get a tray that has small sides on it.
This will contain the food securely, and keep any spillage from falling onto the bed. There are specially made small tables intended for this very purpose.
A: If you can't find one, use a laptop desk. Decide what you'll make for breakfast.

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How to work for a private equity firm
Meet background check requirements.
You need to be able to pass the background checks conducted by potential employers. Background checks are near universal today, and without passing one, you won't be hired, regardless of your education or experience.
A: Federal government regulations prohibit private equity firms from hiring people with a record of theft, embezzlement or similar crimes. Many firms will be hesitant to hire you if you've declared bankruptcy recently or have substantial debt.

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How to know if you have lipoma
Look for a small bump under the skin.
Lipoma is generally dome-shaped and can range in size; generally, it is between the size of a pea and roughly three centimeters in length. They have been seen in areas such as the back having grown much larger.
A: These lumps are formed by a rapid increase of fat cells in the area. Understand the difference between lipoma and a cyst.

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How to talk to a girl over the phone
Have a reason to call.
Before you pick up the phone, make sure you know why you're calling. If you're phoning a girl you already know, it may be to ask her out.
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If it's a girl who you're hoping to get to know better, it may be to follow up on a conversation that you've already had. It's important to have a concrete reason so you don't just wind up rambling.