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How to look like rachel berry from glee
Imitate her hairstyle.
Rachel is a brunette, but if you aren't naturally one, you shouldn't dye your hair if you don't want to. Her hair is flat at the top, but by all means not straight.

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- The goal is to keep your hair from curling up. It doesn't, and it takes two' dreadlocks' teasing sessions to make a natural look that you can emulate.
- It has curves and slight waves at the ends, and sometimes she will wear it in tight little pin curls. Any of these styles are easily established with a flat-iron or curling-iron.
- Your hair should be curly and never sweaty to the point where it's covered. If you normally wear your hair down in a ponytail at some point, try it out now.
- However, try to have one or two curls daily, before styling your hair with that permanent mirror. Don't let it hang freely-rachel berry paired these with a simple haircut.

OUT: It has curves and slight waves at the ends, and sometimes she will wear it in tight little pin curls. Any of these styles are easily established with a flat-iron or curling-iron.

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A man is outside scraping the ice off of the windows of his car. once he

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- is done scraping the ice, he takes the vacuum and sprays the snow away from the windshield, until it is completely covered.
- is finished, he puts the tool in the back of his seat and gets in the car.
- is done, he continues pushing the ice around with a small shovel underneath.
- is done he puts his gloves down and looks inside of his car.

OUT: is finished, he puts the tool in the back of his seat and gets in the car.

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How to speak with a cockney accent
Drop the letters " t " and " k " from the middle of words.
A glottal stop is the linguistic term for dropping the sound of the letter " t " from the middle of a word. You can do the same with the letter " k " in the middle of a word, as well.

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- " scottish, " for instance, would be pronounced " sco'ish. " " blackboard " becomes " bla'board.
- It is also more pronounced in lower registers. The less context there is, the more likely it will be for you to decipher the sound.
- The pentatonic " k " forms a word that you say when you use one letter after another. A glottal stop is a used form of a word like " key " in spelt.
- It can help to think about how to use the letters in the beginning of a word. Start by dropping a letter like this while saying " ag " to begin.

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" scottish, " for instance, would be pronounced " sco'ish. " " blackboard " becomes " bla'board.