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1. Coins
The annual price covers six issues of the magazine and two or more coin auction catalogues. Foreign coins, though they may never pay off financially, add spice to coin collecting and are surprisingly easy to come by.
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2. Silver
During the first six centuries of the Christian era, Greece and Persia were the main sources of chalices and other vessels used in the churches.
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3. Table Tennis
The table top, usually dark green, is bisected laterally by a net, six feet long by six inches high, and longitudinally with a white line, one inch wide.
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4. Windows And Doors
but it's still six times the equivalent wall area. Uninsulated doors are another big source of heat loss — especially if your kids leave them open.
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5. Cultivated Flowers And Vegetables To Dry
Dried, it will last five to six years or longer. Carefully strip some stalks of petals, exposing the calyx, which has pale green segments with yellow centers.
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6. Bone
Coat both edges with Duco cement and clamp together for six hours. If the broken object is exposed to weather, use epoxy glue instead.
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7. Cutlery, Table
Apply Duco cement to both edges and clamp together for six hours. Silver tarnished.
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8. Door, Accordion
Let dry about six hours before moving door. Damage to wood doors.
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9. Ivory
Coat broken edges with Duco cement or epoxy glue and press together for six hours. Separated from another material.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/household_repairs/​i/​ivory.html

10. Shellacked Surface
In future, don't use shellac that is more than six months old. Alcohol spots on shellac.
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