If your crush doesn't call you back, and your efforts go ignored, it may be time to move on. However, before you move on, you may feel pain or grief over losing what you hoped might happen, especially if you've had the crush for a long time. Give yourself time to grieve and feel whatever feelings you feel about moving on. Take care of your self by eating well and getting exercise. Don't stop hanging out with your friends. You can give yourself some space, but make sure you're not cutting off your support system. Finally, remember that you are not any less just because your crush didn't return your affection. This may be the most important step to moving on when a guy doesn't call you back. If this one person isn't interested, that's okay, because it is incredibly likely that someone else will be. If you're having trouble finding someone, try joining groups that share your interests, such as a club or a team. Don't be afraid to put yourself out there. You're worth it.
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One-sentence summary -- Feel the feelings you have about moving on. Respect yourself. Get back out there and express interest in other partners.

Q: When purchasing wine, you will find that there is a big price difference between a "cheap" bottle of wine and an expensive one. Fortunately, there is a Merlot to fit any budget. Take a moment to think about how much you are comfortable spending per bottle. If you are new to wine drinking, you might want to start with a moderately priced bottle. As you are learning to discern different tastes and qualities, you probably won't want to splurge on a high-priced bottle. Consider the occasion. If you are just having a casual group over to watch The Bachelor, you probably don't need to break the bank on wine. If you are having a formal dinner or celebrating a special occasion, you might want to spend more per bottle. There is usually a discernible difference in taste and quality, depending on how much you spend. You can get a good quality Merlot for around $25. If you are planning to splurge, there are excellent wines available in the $200 range. Merlot comes in many varieties. There are multiple ingredients used to make this full-flavored wine. Read the label of each bottle to find out which flavors are highlighted. Fruit is often one of the primary characteristics of Merlot. Common flavors are Raspberry, Plum, and Black Cherry. Other ingredients are used to enhance the flavors of the grapes. Some examples include cedar, vanilla, clove, and tobacco. Merlot comes from several different regions. France, Italy, the U.S., Australia, and Chile all are known for Merlot. You might find you prefer one region over another. Learning about wine can be lots of fun. It can also be overwhelming. If you are unsure which wine to choose, do not be afraid to ask. Visit a wine store. The employees will be happy to make recommendations. Be clear about your price point. Also explain the occasion where the wine will be served. Take a wine tasting class. Many high-end food stores offer these types of classes. Even local grocery stores and markets have special tasting events. These gatherings are a fun way to taste new wines and to learn about them.
A: Choose a price point. Think about your taste preferences. Ask for advice.

Article: In AMA style, you start with the authors' last names followed by their initials, with no punctuation and no spaces between the initials. Use the original authors of the article. If there is more than one author, list them as they appear on the title page for the article, separated by commas. For example: "Lane L, Kent C." After the names of the authors, the next part of your AMA citation is the full title of the article. Use sentence-case, capitalizing only the first word of the title. If there is a subtitle, use a colon before the subtitle, but do not capitalize the first word of the subtitle. For example: "Lane L, Kent C. Incredible and super: examining superhuman powers. You want to cite an UpToDate article in AMA as though it is a chapter in a book called "UpToDate." Start with the word "In" followed by a colon. Then list the deputy editors followed by a comma and the abbreviation "ed." Then include the name "UpToDate" in italics. For example: "Lane L, Kent C. Incredible and super: examining superhuman powers. In: Lee S, ed. UpToDate." Since you're treating UpToDate like a book for the purposes of the citation, you must provide the location of the publisher and the date of publication. UpToDate is located in Waltham, Massachusetts. The publication year is always the current year. For example: "Lane L, Kent C. Incredible and super: examining superhuman powers. In: Lee S, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, Mass.: UpToDate, 2017." Close your AMA citation with the link to the article so your readers can go right to it without having to search. Then include the date you accessed it, in case it changes in the meantime. For example: "Lane L, Kent C. Incredible and super: examining superhuman powers. In: Lee S, ed. UpToDate. Waltham, Mass.: UpToDate, 2017. www.uptodate.com/contents/superhuman-powers. Accessed July 18, 2017.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Start with the authors' names. Provide the title of the article. Indicate the editors and the database. List the location of the publisher and the date of publication. Provide a direct link to the article and the date accessed.

Article: If you need to appear authoritative, choose formal business attire. Choose a color that flatters you and keep bold accessories to a minimum. Bring your visuals, your tablet or laptop and your speech copy. If you're in a small room, ask someone to stand at the back of the room and see if he or she can hear you. In a larger facility, practice using the microphone so that your speech is neither too faint nor distorted. Try to arrive at your presentation well before your audience. Take the time to make sure the sound is good and run through your visual aids. If you're at a conference, you may have 15-20 minutes to prep. If you're the sole speaker, you could get there an hour in advance. Make sure that the computer, projection screen and easels are functional and positioned so that they are visible to your audience. You should either place them on a table for audience members to retrieve or pass them out in an organized fashion. If your speech is lengthy, then you will need some water to moisten your throat. Check both the front and the back of your outfit and make sure that your hair is neat and that your makeup, if you're wearing any, is not smudged.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Dress appropriately. Make sure that you have all of your materials in order. Ask for a sound check. Set up your equipment and supplementary materials. Decide what to do with your handouts. Ask for a glass of water. Look in a mirror before you go onstage.