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A man then talks behind a table full of ingredients and cooking utensils. The man then shows off some of his vegetables and ingredients and smells them. he
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- starts cooking by squeezing a lemon into a bowl of soaked vegetables.
- then shows off a long wooden spoon like utensil and then ps on a cutting board.
- places the vegetables on white paper and cuts it into slices.
- then takes some to put in a bowl and pour olive oil into it as well as cream into a sugar bar.
A: starts cooking by squeezing a lemon into a bowl of soaked vegetables.


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How to talk your parents into buying you a car 
Evaluate your financial situation honestly. 
Do not let your desire or wishful thinking cloud your knowledge of fact and fiction. If your family cannot afford the cost of a new car, asking to have it bought for you might be a waste of your time.
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- If you find yourself lying to your parents about your car, consider calling around and asking for a similar car. Avoid forcing your parents to buy a new car.
- Ask friends in your family if they would find a car to drive you on summer vacation. You can also meet with a professional to figure out a destination, like a local landlord.
- Look for signs indicating money is tight. Have your parents been talking about expenses more frequently? Do you rarely go out to eat? Have your favorite brands been replaced with knock-offs? These can all be signs that your parents don't have money to spare for a car.
- Approach a customer service representative at your local department store that specializes in automobiles or company headquarters, who will be able to guide you in your decision. There are programs that work to help families find a reputable car.
A: Look for signs indicating money is tight. Have your parents been talking about expenses more frequently? Do you rarely go out to eat? Have your favorite brands been replaced with knock-offs? These can all be signs that your parents don't have money to spare for a car.


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How to use pink in your home decor 
Buy a pink statement piece to create a focal point. 
Pink can be an intimidating color to use in home decor. Some people feel that pink is too bold to use on walls and it reminds them of childish or overly feminine decor.
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- Therefore, buy pink pieces for accent pieces or a primary focal point. Pink is ideal when you want to make your bedroom glow! Keep a range of objects available in your home that are suitable for the color of your wall and the color scheme of your bedding.
- As a result, use pink as an accent colour to brighten a room and add a pop of color. To do this you can buy a pink statement piece, such as a sofa, appliance, table, headboard, or large piece of artwork, depending on the room you are decorating.
- Today, pink may be great for this look. You can use shades of pink or tangerine pink depending on the room where you live.
- Others feel that pink wraps around their decorations instead of covers them. Consider buying pink pieces that resemble miniature fruits or flowers.
A: As a result, use pink as an accent colour to brighten a room and add a pop of color. To do this you can buy a pink statement piece, such as a sofa, appliance, table, headboard, or large piece of artwork, depending on the room you are decorating.


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How to check a child's hair for lice 
Wash your child's hair. 
Be sure to use shampoo and conditioner. The resulting moisture at the root of your child's hair, where lice thrive, may temporarily prevent their movement along the scalp.
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- Try using a small amount of conditioner, such as sulfate free gel, at the root of your child's hair. A light coating of the conditioner should attach itself to the scalp area, thereby preventing additional lice from entering the scalp area.
- Conditioner will also make it easier to comb through your child's hair. Use a comb containing gaps no more than 0.2 mm.
- Separate your child's hair into several locations using a soft brush or comb. Then swaddle your child's hair in a towel to allow some of the excess moisture to escape.
- Wash your child's hair in lukewarm (but not too warm) water for the best results. Look for signs of lice following shampoo or conditioner.
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Conditioner will also make it easier to comb through your child's hair. Use a comb containing gaps no more than 0.2 mm.