context: How to cook a paleo holiday meal
Break out the dried fruit, nuts, and seeds.
A bowl of paleo snack mix can tide your guests over until dinner is ready as well as providing munchies for after-dinner mingling. Choose organic ingredients to stay within the bounds of your diet.

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- Add fruit and fruit chips if desired. Add fruit chips or individually chopped fruit to your paleo side of the meal.
- Make your own oatmeal. Collagen is a plant found in nearly anything of oatmeal.
- Toss your mix with spices to add a punch of flavor. You also can drizzle your snack mix with olive oil and herbs and roast it in the oven.
- Nuts are also a great source of vitamin b and can be a tasty snack. Fruits like almonds, raspberries, apples, oranges, peaches, and pears are also great options.
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next sentence for the context: Toss your mix with spices to add a punch of flavor. You also can drizzle your snack mix with olive oil and herbs and roast it in the oven.

context: How to look appealing in front of your crush
Be cool.
Don't be loud or annoying, you want a good impression on the guy/girl. Don't look like an attention seeker (at/on anywhere e.g facebook, in person etc).

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- Don't show off your locus (skin, hair/nail color, etc. )-who cares what others think? - Get fit.
- Don't be offensive, give the guy/girl some pointers. Smile at him/her! Well, act happy.
- Instead, make a fun face, get the boy/girl crush, have just ten minutes to talk to him/her, or two hour to an hour. Don't let this become over time or create a feeling that the boy/girl falls for you! Know your strengths and weaknesses.
- If he/she asks you a question answer it and be polite. Ask open questions such as' how was your day? ' ' what are you doing tonight? ' and' what are you up to? '.
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next sentence for the context: If he/she asks you a question answer it and be polite. Ask open questions such as' how was your day? ' ' what are you doing tonight? ' and' what are you up to? '.

context: How to answer human resource interview questions
Tell them about your work and education history.
When asked about yourself, don't tell them your life story, about your family, or about your hobbies, unless they pertain to the job. Instead, describe your work and education history, as well as what you've done to make you a great fit for the position.

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- Telling your interviewer about yourself instead of your hobbies or education can show them you are engaged and interested in the position. Address the questions you're asked.
- This information can keep your questions simple and interesting. Avoid bringing up your work history to the interview or focusing on what you did in high school or college.
- For example, you might say, " i've worked with engineers, techies, and movers. I've worked on national development projects, organized vocational conferences, and clubs of supervisors.
- Specify your past accomplishments, specifically the ones that are related to the job you're applying for. Practice providing a summary about your work and educational background before your interview.
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next sentence for the context: Specify your past accomplishments, specifically the ones that are related to the job you're applying for. Practice providing a summary about your work and educational background before your interview.

context: She shows off a spray she has and proceeds to spray her hair with it. She shows off a blow dryer and its attachments. she

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- places one of the attachments on the blow dryer.
- shows off a bottle of lipstick and its attachments.
- then shows off a disposable razor.
- sprays and strikes a pose while smiling and blow dries her hair.
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places one of the attachments on the blow dryer.