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How to greet people in japan
Maintain distance.
Do not step in for a handshake, a hug, or even a friendly clap on the back. Instead, maintain a respectful distance of several feet.

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- Japanese culture values space and privacy, so make sure your body language reflects these values. Keeping two or three feet between you and someone else is a good rule of thumb.
- Accept greetings with a handshake or a very basic greeting. It's a good idea to shake their hand firmly in greeting, and how gently you are brushing it will depend on their level of familiarity with you.
- It is a good idea to stand about five to seven feet away from these people. If you are outside or in a group, maintaining distance will help your interaction with others.
- Try to keep your arms close to your body, rather than crossing them over your chest. Try to maintain eye contact, and introduce yourself with friendly conversation, like name-calling.
A: Japanese culture values space and privacy, so make sure your body language reflects these values. Keeping two or three feet between you and someone else is a good rule of thumb.

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How to know what your rights are as a teen
Recognize that you generally have a right to free speech.
As a student, you enjoy the same first amendment rights as everyone else in the united states. That means that you can speak, print, draw, sing and generally express your opinions in a school setting.

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- Be aware of your rights as an adult. These rights do not affect how you behave, what you say, or how you think.
- However, if you are a minor or the family is in conflict, you may feel you can only speak for yourself. In any situation that you can't express yourself, your rights are your own.
- However, this does not mean that you can say anything. You cannot threaten someone or defame them-say things that are untrue.
- This means that you receive an opportunity to speak to your principal and every student at a school. If you feel prohibited or interfered with, do not be afraid to tell him.
A: However, this does not mean that you can say anything. You cannot threaten someone or defame them-say things that are untrue.

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The player in black misses one shot, but he immediately grabs the ball and they continue to play again. both the players

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- compete in a court dance before another set of people join them.
- are awarded medals when the player in black scores four more points and then trick him again and he wins and they're congratulated by guy in sars.
- continue on a great rally without missing a shot.
- are acticing each other and throwing the ball back and forth trying to keep the other's focus.
A: continue on a great rally without missing a shot.

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How to blanch beans
Use this method for any raw, fresh beans.
The method is almost identical regardless of what beans you are blanching. While one reason to blanch is to preserve the bright color of green beans or lima beans, any fresh bean benefits from blanching to preserve its flavor and nutrients.

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- Dried beans require different cooking methods, since blanching will not fully cook them. Wash the beans under fresh running water to remove any debris and dirt.
- Fresh beans are the best since they have light green coloring in some parts, and cook much better because they're more delicate. The blanching method should not be used on raw beans.
- Cut the bean in half and discard the green portion. Place the remaining large bean in a colander or strainer.
- For instance, blanched beans preserve their color, as well as their nutritional value. Wash the beans and trim the foliage.
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Dried beans require different cooking methods, since blanching will not fully cook them. Wash the beans under fresh running water to remove any debris and dirt.