context: How to make a resume stand out
Be consistent.
Your resume is a visual presentation of you professionally, and inconsistent formatting can distract your reader from understanding who you are. In addition, consistent formatting shows that you are neat and pay attention to detail.

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- Look up your passion for math and take the time to read it aloud every day. Then, copy your work whenever possible and keep it in a comfortable size for your resume, or add new work periodically.
- A resume that is too important a detail can diminish your professionalism. Moreover, your resume and the rest of your resume could get lost in front of a poorly sourced resume.
- Use the same font throughout your resume. Times new roman and georgia are good serif fonts, and arial and calibri are good sans-serif fonts.
- Have information detail each part of the body of your resume from the bottom to the top. When you have to keep a certain image or idea for your resume somewhere, talk to about it regularly, including your company logo, department name, or other aspect.
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next sentence for the context: Use the same font throughout your resume. Times new roman and georgia are good serif fonts, and arial and calibri are good sans-serif fonts.

context: How to install a headliner
Remove the old headliner.
Pry off all the trim that surrounds the headliner and holds it in place. Detach and remove all of the seatbelt covers, lights, speakers, visors and clothes hangers.

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- Remove the new headliner using a long nylon tool. Remove the cardboard blower cylinder housing near the wheelbase.
- Using a putty knife, remove any clamps securing the headliner to the body of the car. When you've removed the headliner, you should be able to tear it away easily by hand.
- You may also have to remove some of the upper a, b, c pillar panels to get the headliner to drop form the roof area. You may have to unscrew some bolts and/or pry some parts up with a flathead or torx screwdriver.
- The trim will fall outside, so call a cab to get it out of the way. Use a nail gun or jigsaw to take apart the headliner.
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next sentence for the context: You may also have to remove some of the upper a, b, c pillar panels to get the headliner to drop form the roof area. You may have to unscrew some bolts and/or pry some parts up with a flathead or torx screwdriver.

context: How to knit a starbella ruffle scarf
Roll off about a 2 foot/60 cm section of yarn from the spool.
Locate the top of the yarn (the side with the black loops).
Locate the knitting needles.

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- Wrap off the longer side yarn around the end of one of the skeins of yarn and tie it off. Draw the yarn through two loops on your thread and through the next set of stitches.
- You'll need needles of a size us 6 (4 mm). Pick up the 2 foot section of yarn.
- ( because of the pattern this will depend on whether you're making zig-zags or vertical stitches). Slide your thumb to the very bottom of the clothespin needle.
- Find the circle until you reach the end. Insert the wide end of the yarn through the circle to pick up the right side of the scarf, using the long side as the center of the scarf.
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next sentence for the context: You'll need needles of a size us 6 (4 mm). Pick up the 2 foot section of yarn.

context: How to take care of plants
Give your plants plenty of light.
One of the primary concerns for house plants is making sure they get enough light. Keeping your plants on a side-table in your living room may look good, but if it is too far from a window, your plant may not last long.

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- Windows should be kept at least 12 feet (3.0 m) above the table. Too low of a window would irritate your plants and cause root rot.
- Look up the sun requirements for your specific plant, and move them to a location that matches those requirements. Keep in mind that windows facing the south side of your house will receive the most light, while windows facing the north side will receive the least amount of light.
- Certain types of plants require uv light to thrive. If they are left unattended in a dark environment for too long they will become overactive and die.
- When caring for plants above ground, keep them in a criss-cross formation as much as possible. Don't ever put them under an overhead light as a full or partial light source.
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next sentence for the context:
Look up the sun requirements for your specific plant, and move them to a location that matches those requirements. Keep in mind that windows facing the south side of your house will receive the most light, while windows facing the north side will receive the least amount of light.