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How to do twist braids
Get your hair ready.
Wash, condition, and dry your hair. Comb it thoroughly to get any knots out, and tie it back securely in a high ponytail at the crown of your head.

OPTIONS:
- Use your braid brush to section your hair into eight sections, the sections closest to your scalp, starting at the top of your head and working all the way down to the nape of your neck. Backcomb the sections at the roots of your hair to keep them straight.
- Sprinkle oil or coconut oil all over your wet hair and go to bed early, aiming for a week's worth of time to relax. Sleep it off, and you'll be ready to awake up in the morning! Split your hair into three or four sections.
- Part your hair vertically at the bottom center of your head, and part it horizontally so that the bottom left section is next to the top right section. Start with the left section at the top of your head and split it into three different sections.
- If you have curly hair, you will probably need to straighten it in order to achieve a polished looking rope braid. If your hair is layered you may have trouble twisting it into a rope braid..

Next sentence: If you have curly hair, you will probably need to straighten it in order to achieve a polished looking rope braid. If your hair is layered you may have trouble twisting it into a rope braid.

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How to cook a chuck roast
Heat the oil in a dutch oven or roasting pan over medium high heat.
Wash the chuck roast and dry it with paper towels.
Coat the chuck roast liberally with salt and pepper.

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- Set the chuck roast in the hot oil. Sear the roast on the first side until it becomes brown, then flip it over and sear the other side until brown.
- Slice the chuck roast into 1 inch squares. Place one cup of seasoned parsley and two tablespoons salt in a stockpot.
- Bring the oil to a boil over low heat. Drop in the garlic, some curry leaves, just to taste (optional) and give it a stir (this will cause a burning stick).
- Cook it until the fish is tender and has a golden brown coating. Leave the chuck roast to drain on paper towels..

Next sentence: Set the chuck roast in the hot oil. Sear the roast on the first side until it becomes brown, then flip it over and sear the other side until brown.

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Several shots are shown of a man speaking to various groups of people and leads into people wearing wet suits and walking. the people

OPTIONS:
- perform several tricks and ends with shots of people hanging out and showing off the ability to make a shirt.
- ride along in inflatable water as well as diving into the ocean.
- walk down a beach and are seen swimming around in the water.
- perform numerous stunts and tricks while splashing the people around..

Next sentence: walk down a beach and are seen swimming around in the water.

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How to read research papers
Look at the title to determine what the paper is about.
Start by reading the full title of the research paper. The title should contain keywords or phrases that will tell you about the content of the paper.

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- Often, research papers are easy to read, but look to see if the academic content you read is filled in. For example, if you read the cover letter of a book the scientific papers on are not filled in.
- In some cases, the title also contains the key argument or research question in the paper. For example, if you read a title like " what global poverty means in the 21st century, " you can assume the paper will address the issue of global poverty in modern times.
- The title should include the title of the paper as well as the date and language used in the paper. To start reading the article, look at the main body section of the article.
- Some articles on civil rights law are short and to the point in terms of supporting information. A typical article in a research paper may include information such as: " the declaration of independence of america, introduced in 1978, tells the american civil rights statute of rights, " or " the declaration of independence of america..

Next sentence:
In some cases, the title also contains the key argument or research question in the paper. For example, if you read a title like " what global poverty means in the 21st century, " you can assume the paper will address the issue of global poverty in modern times.