How to handle a cheating partner 
Decide if you want to re-establish trust. 
When a partner is unfaithful, it is a serious breach of trust. And it is something that may indicate that this person is not worthy or capable of a healthy relationship.

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- In some cases, this is only true if you two feel comfortable enough to reestablish trust again. Here are some examples of whether you'd want to have a second relationship : You feel reluctant to apologize for what you have done to the other person in the past.
- If you have no inclination or feel that you should reestablish trust, then you may want to start back on a thicker footing. Whether or not this is an option may depend on whether the person is a friend, an acquaintance, or a family member.
- If this is the case, you should consider the possibility that a new partner should be involved in your relationship. If you agree to reestablish trust, then you must be monogamous and abstain from cheating when together.
- On one hand, good people make bad choices and if they are truly sorry and can make amends, forgiveness can lead to an even better relationship. On the other hand, if you simply cannot trust that person again, the relationship is effectively dead.

On one hand, good people make bad choices and if they are truly sorry and can make amends, forgiveness can lead to an even better relationship. On the other hand, if you simply cannot trust that person again, the relationship is effectively dead.

A man is shown standing against a black background. he

OPTIONS:
- then begins to try out a set of drumsticks.
- then turns himself around several times with his hands in the air.
- is playing a very fancy ornate accordian.
- does several back flips in the air.

is playing a very fancy ornate accordian.

How to translate a web page from spanish to english in google 
Open a new tab (ctrl-t) or window in your internet browser. 
You do not need to use chrome for this to work. 
Navigate to google translate.

OPTIONS:
- Click the search text box located at the bottom of the page (or the window underneath, above the various button buttons to open a new tab) or click " translate. " If you prefer to use " english " to translate, keep in mind that google translate is responsible for all content (including documents) in google translate.
- This page can translate documents, words, sentences, and entire webpages for you. Copy and past the url you want to translate into the left-most box.
- Do this by going to the top menu in the tools-] editor. Select import language from this menu and paste the english, subtext, and translation combination into the desired format.
- Open a new tab (ctrl-t) or window in your browser. Click paste to paste the table of contents from either the standard search bar at the top of the page or anywhere in between.

This page can translate documents, words, sentences, and entire webpages for you. Copy and past the url you want to translate into the left-most box.

How to take action against pollution on private property 
Locate the appropriate state or local agency. 
Depending on the type of pollution or environmental hazard present, you may need to file a complaint with a particular state or local agency to get the problem resolved. 
You may have to call your state agency in charge of environmental affairs to find out the appropriate agency with which to place your complaint.

OPTIONS:
- For example, in california, you can file your complaint in circuit court court in the county where the pollution has taken place. The circuit court's offices may also have contact information for your state's department of environmental affairs.
- Your form will usually contain a brief description of why you believe pollution is a problem and include contact information for the agency to call if you have questions. Keep in mind that whatever agency you contact must agree to your claim.
- You also may be able to find information on your state or county's website. Look for an agency with " environmental " or " pollution " control or prevention in its name.
- Organizations in your area may also assist in providing you with the necessary information regarding the issue you are suing. That information may depend on the type of fire or special circumstances that have caused your property damage.


You also may be able to find information on your state or county's website. Look for an agency with " environmental " or " pollution " control or prevention in its name.