context: How to study outside
Gather everything you need.
Before you head out into the sun, grab everything you need for a study session of decent length. You don't want to have to head back inside because you forgot something.
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next sentence for the context: If you'll be reading, it's a good idea to load several e-books onto the same device. This makes your homework more portable, and ensures you don't run out of things to do.

context: How to grow sweet peas
Buy sweet pea seeds.
Sweet peas are usually started from seed. You may either plant them in seed trays indoors and later transplanting them to the garden bed, or start them outside.
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next sentence for the context: Seeds are available for purchase at any garden store. For rarer varieties, check online retailers.

context: How to conserve water when doing dishes
Install a low-flow faucet.
You can save water by installing an energy-efficient faucet to restrict the water flow. This is especially useful if you have a household member who leaves the tap running!
Consider using disposable dishes.
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next sentence for the context: It is difficult to tell how much water gets used to produce dishes, but disposable dishes like paper or plastic plates use much less water in your home. Paper plates can't be recycled, but plastic dishes that don't have food on them can go in the recycling bin.

context: How to overcome fear of abandonment
Accept your emotions as your responsibility.
Recovering from a fear of abandonment requires finding healthy ways to cope with your anxieties. The first step towards finding healthy coping mechanisms is to take responsibility for the way you feel.
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Even though your emotions might be triggered by other people's actions, realize that the way you respond to them is up to you. For example, if someone insults you and it makes you mad, you have to recognize that, even if the remark was degrading or humiliating, you have a choice about how to react.