A Guide to Planning and Hosting a Successful Thanksgiving Dinner

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The discussion focuses on effective strategies for planning and hosting a Thanksgiving dinner. Key points include menu planning, guest list management, and preparation timelines to ensure a smooth event. Participants emphasize the importance of creating a welcoming atmosphere and considering dietary restrictions. Tips for efficient cooking and serving are also shared to enhance the overall experience. Successful Thanksgiving dinners require thoughtful organization and attention to detail.
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Instead of

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I see arow of dots ! Am I missing the point ? :)
 
BvU said:
Instead of

Homework Statement


2. Homework Equations
3. The Attempt at a Solution [/B]
I see arow of dots ! Am I missing the point ? :)
Should I add the word "delete", so that you will explicitly "see the solution"?
 
Ah, I see. This time you found the desired answer yourself ! My compliments! Keep at it :)
 
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