In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before heading into the meeting, you can write down required details about the meeting, which you must include in your typed minutes. Note the following:  full name of your company date and time of the meeting location of the meeting You’ll need a full list of people who are attending the meeting. Also write down those members who are absent. Include any guests or consultants who have been invited.  Note any late arrivals or the time when someone leaves the meeting early.  Also write down who is conducting the meeting and whether a quorum was present. There are many reasons why you will have a meeting. Some of the more common reasons are the following:  annual meeting for directors and shareholders meeting to determine employee hiring meeting to discuss compensation announcement of new officers issue stock discussion of financial activity, such as a new bank or line of credit Generally, the first item on the agenda will be to accept the minutes from the prior meeting. You should have distributed them to everyone in advance. Write down the vote. If someone objects to the minutes, discussion may ensue. If you need to make revisions, then note what you must change. Corporate minutes should also contain a summary of the discussion on each agenda item. You must choose your words carefully as you write down what people say. You want to be accurate, so listen carefully.  Avoid trying to take down a word-for-word transcription. For example, someone might argue for five minutes that a proposed policy is wrong for the business. It’s enough to note that they disagreed with the policy and to briefly identify the reason. Note what documents the attendees are looking at. Write down the name of the document and its date. You should also have a copy of the document to attach to the minutes. If the meeting involves voting on agenda items, then the minutes must reflect the vote. Also note abstentions (people who decline to vote).  Generally, most resolutions will be adopted unanimously. However, you should note the names of any dissenters.  For example, you can write: “Resolution adopted. Dissent: Jones. Abstention: Mathers, Johnson.” Write down the time the person running the meeting adjourned it. If members discussed when the next meeting would be held, then note that information as well. For example, you can write, “The next meeting was scheduled for July 1, 2016, time and place to be determined. The meeting adjourned at 6:16 pm.”
Summary: Note details about the meeting. Write down who attends. Record the meeting’s purpose. Note whether prior minutes were accepted. Take notes of discussion on agenda items. Record the vote on items. Record the adjournment.
There are many different ways to say “girl” in particular, and a few different ways to say woman. Knowing the difference can help you figure out how to pay the compliment and make sure you don't cause offense.  To call a woman a lady, especially an old lady, use la senora. The word for woman is “mujer.” The plural word of women is mujeres. It’s pronounced “moo-HEH-rehs.”  The slang word for a woman is “chica.” There are other words with negative connotation, but it is best not to use them.   There are many, many slang terms for girl in Spanish. A few of them are niña or nena, which is used for babies or young teenagers. Muchacha or chica is used for an older girl, who would be more closely called a young woman. Spanish slang can vary depending on the country. There are many countries where people speak Spanish.  For example, a girl is called “changa” in Bolivia and some parts of Argentina but is called “chava” in Mexico and some central American countries. In Costa Rica, a girl is “cabra.” In Peru and Ecuador, a girl is “chibola.” And Venezuela and Nicaragua, a young girl is a “chama” or a “Chamita.”
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One-sentence summary -- Say woman or girl in Spanish. Use the word for girl in many different dialects of Spanish.
Q: Positive affirmations can be a good way to feel confident, even when you're in a speedo. Put the speedo on and stand in front of a mirror. Then, repeat affirmations like, “I look great in this speedo” or “I am feeling confident and positive in this speedo.” Try repeating the affirmations on a daily basis until you feel ready to step out in the speedo. You can also say the affirmations before you go out in the speedo to feel good when wearing it. Once you are wearing the speedo outside, try to project confidence and positivity through your body language. Stand straight and walk tall. Maintain eye contact with others and keep your hands relaxed at your sides or on your hips. Avoid slouching or crouching down in the speedo. Do not cross your hands over your chest, as this will indicate to others that you are feeling insecure or unsure in the speedo. To improve your confidence in the speedo, try wearing it around your house when you are alone. Get used to the feeling of not having much on and showing off your body. Over time, you may feel confident enough to wear the speedo out at the pool or the beach in front of others.
A: Use positive affirmations. Display open and confident body language in the speedo. Wear the speedo around the house until you are comfortable.
Article: Use a sharp blade to cut the bottom of the scion at a slant. The exposed surface should measure between 1 and 2 inches (2.5 and 5 cm) from the lowest to highest point.  This method is a little more difficult than cleft and bark grafting, but it is still fairly simple and works best when you're dealing with young, thing vines. Note that the scion diameter should roughly match the diameter of the rootstock vine you plan to use. Use a saw or sharp blade to cut the top of the rootstock at an angle and length that matches the cut of the scion. This process is best done on vines that are only one or two years in age. The vines must be no greater than 3/4 inch (1.9 cm) in diameter, making this method ideal for vines that are too small to be grafted using cleft or bark grafting. Position the scion over the rootstock. Arrange them so that the cambium layers of vine meet.  The cambium is a single layer of active plant cells found just beneath the bark of the vine. The two vines must be connected at their cambium layers if they are to join into one vine. If the rootstock is wider than the scion, you may need to settle for matching the cambium layer on one side of the graft only. Slice into the rootstock with a sharp blade, then mirror this slice in the scion. The two sliced portions of wood should be able to fit together.  Both cuts should start roughly one-quarter of the way down from the point of sloped cut on both the scion and the stock. These tongues help hold the graft together more securely and keep the structure a little more rigid. Wrap the grafted area of the vine with heavy-duty tape or similar material, then apply a generous layer of grafting compound over all of the exposed vine.  Sealing is important with all methods, but it is especially important with this one. Make sure that you are using thick grafting rubber tape or electrical tape when wrapping the grafted area. Apply a generous amount of asphalt grafting compound with a stiff paintbrush and add a coat of interior latex paint over the grafting compound once it dries.
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Slice away the bottom of the scion. Cut the top of the stock at a similar angle. Match the cambium layers. Cut a tongue into both pieces. Seal the grafted area.
Problem: Article: In the image on the right, it is encircled in red. Click on the little arrow in the bottom right-hand corner. In the image on the right it is encircled in red. This arrow opens up the Paragraph Dialog Box. In this section, there is a drop-down box with the heading "Special:". Click on the drop-down box and select the "First line" option. You can change this in the "By:" box. Half an inch (0.5”) is the standard indent size. Now, Word will automatically indent the first line every time you press Enter.
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Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
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Click on the "Page Layout" tab, at the top of the Ribbon in Microsoft Word. Go to the section that is headed "Indents" and "Spacing". Look for the heading "Indentations" in the Paragraph Dialog Box. Choose the amount you want the lines indented by. Click on "OK", and continue typing.