Write an article based on this "Open Facebook. Scroll down to something you want to like. Select the Like button. Review other "Like" reactions. Like comments."
article: Either tap the Facebook app icon (mobile) or go to https://www.facebook.com/ in your web browser (desktop). This will open your News Feed if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into Facebook, enter your email address (or phone number) and password, then select Log in. Scroll through the posts in your News Feed until you find something worthy of your attention and affection. If you have a specific item that you want to like, type the name of the person who posted it into the search bar at the top of the page, then select their name, select their profile, and scroll down to the post. You can also like pages or businesses. Tap or click the thumbs-up icon below the thing that you want to like. Doing so will "Like" it, which alerts the person who posted it that you liked their post. To revoke your like, just tap or click the Like button again. There are other "Like" options, such as a smiling face or a heart, that you can use to "react" to a post rather than simply giving it a thumbs-up. To do so: Mobile - Tap and hold Like until a menu with reactions pops up, then tap the reaction you want to use. Desktop - Hover your mouse over Like until a menu with reactions pops up above the Like button, then click the reaction you want to use. You can tap or click Like below a comment on a post to like it. You can also use reactions on comments the same way that you can use them for posts.

Write an article based on this "Ask your bank about trusted silver dealers near you. Avoid shopping for silver online. Research the spot price of silver before making a deal. Watch out for false claims from dealers."
article: Many banks sell silver, so you can start your search for a dealer by visiting your local branch. While you should feel free to compare prices, banks often sell their silver at less of a markup than other dealers. Even if your bank does not sell silver, they will likely be able to give you reliable advice on trusted dealers in your community. You can also search online to see if you can find reliable information about silver dealers in your area. Make sure you're getting your information from a site you can trust, like that of a known news organization in your area. If you've found a dealer you're interested in but have reservations, contact your local consumer protection bureau or your state's attorney general to see if any complaints have been filed against the dealer. There are many disreputable dealers of silver online and many scams. Additionally, it can be very expensive to ship silver bars, which greatly adds to the cost of purchasing the bars themselves. The spot price of silver is the current price of the metal on the market. Silver bars are usually sold a little over this price. The more you know about the current price of silver, the surer you can be that you're getting a good deal for the money you're paying. If the dealer is asking well over the spot price, be extremely cautious when deciding whether or not to make the purchase. Disreputable dealers will try to make false claims about how valuable their bars are. A typical sign that a dealer is unreliable is that they make claims about the value of their bars that is very out of line with the current silver market. Do not do business with dealers who tell you information that your research proves to be false.

Write an article based on this "Moisturise your cuticles. Moisturise the skin around your nails. Clean up stray nail polish."
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Your cuticles are the pieces of skin that you can see over the top of your nail near the knuckle. It's important to have healthy cuticles to avoid hangnails. That means not letting the skin dry out too much. The best way to do this is to regularly apply cuticle oil to moisturise them. You can use a regular hand cream, or moisturiser designed specifically for the cuticles. Applying cuticle oil once a day before bed can make a big different to your cuticle health. As well as caring for your cuticles, moisturising the skin around the sides of your nails will help prevent hangnails. Applying a basic hand cream to your fingers, focussing on the area around the nail once or twice a day will help you have healthier, and less dry skin in this sensitive area. A lotion or cream with vitamin E can hydrate and soothe nicks and cuts. Petroleum jelly is a great moisturiser that is easy to get hold off. If you have painted your nails and you find that some of the polish has made it's way onto the skin around your nails, be sure to remove it quickly. Nail polish will dry out your skin, so wash it off carefully without picking at it. This applies to base coat as well as top coat. Acetone-based nail polish remover will also dry out the skin around the nails.