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How to make your uniform look really cute 
Tailor your uniform so it fits properly. 
Getting your clothes tailored can change the same clothes from drab and lifeless to flattering and chic. Make sure your pants are the proper length and fit snugly at the waist.
A: Tailor your skirt so the hem hits right where you want it to, but be careful that it isn't too short for your school's policy. Check if the store where you purchase your uniform does tailoring.


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How to eat tulips 
Mix tulips into tuna. 
Tuna salad can be a healthy lunch for any day of the week. To add tulips to tuna salad, pluck the petals from the tulip bulbs.
A: Then, cut off about a quarter inch from the bottom of the petals. You can then mix the tulips into your other ingredients in tuna salad.


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How to warm up for ballet 
Prance around. 
Prancing for 3-4 minutes will help get your body ready for stretching and exercising. Begin with your feet parallel to each other and alternate raising your heels slowly and gently.
A: Avoid locking your knees while prancing. You can prance in place as well as prance forward and backward.


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How to win your adolescent's trust 
Once your child begins to question formerly innocuous commands, challenge your knowledge, and thwart all pressure to behave, recognize that you are now dealing with an adolescent. 
They are undergoing tremendous biological change and your behavior must be modified appropriately. 
Adolescents like information, explanation and justification for things they are asked to do.
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By accommodating this need, you convey respectfulness, building rapport with your teen. Parental guidelines that are consistent, let teens know the consequences of behaviors before they are surprised by a punishment.