INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once you've had chance to thoroughly examine the cover, carefully open the book to examine the pages. For very collectible books, the use of tweezers is recommended to minimize contact with harmful skin oils. Your first step is to count the pages. Make sure there are no missing pages in the comic book. Missing pages severely impact a comic's value. With older comics, it is common for the center-fold pages (and sometimes other page as well) to become detached from the staples. Make note of how many pages (or "wraps") are detached, either fully or partially. In addition to damage caused by readers, paper stored improperly can easily degrade. There are several common problems with the pages you should watch out for and make note of:  Tears, creases, or cuts (such as clipped coupons) Tape, glue, or other attempts to repair pages Writing or other soil to the pages Water damage, often leading to a stiffness or rippling of the paper Staple migration, a condition that occurs when the rust from staples stains the paper around it Today's comics are printed on a higher-quality paper that withstands aging reasonably well. With older comics, this is not the case--the quality of the paper is likely to have degraded some from age.  Look for discoloration or brittleness. Especially in comics from the 1980s and earlier, the paper can become yellow or tan as it oxidizes, and loses some of it's structural integrity. A certain amount of discoloration is expected and acceptable in very old comics, but the less the better.

SUMMARY: Count the pages. Note any loose pages. Look for damage to the pages. Assess paper integrity.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sometimes also called “the classic,” this look has the pocket watch carried in vest pocket. The watch chain is usually passed through a buttonhole and then draped in the opposite pocket or clipped to that pocket.  If you are right-handed, the watch should go in your left vest pocket, and vice versa. This allows you to draw the watch while leaving your dominant hand free. Some wearers of the classic loop the chain around a button after passing it through a buttonhole. This version is ideal for displaying decorative chain fobs. Your watch might also work well in the pocket of a pair of shorts. The chain can clip to the top of the pocket, the waistline, or a belt loop. This look works best with watches that have a larger face.  Watches with a smaller face or ornate designs on the face can be difficult to read. Unless the chain is long, you'll need to unhooking it for a closer look. Pocket watches were never just the domain of the rich. Although that is how we perceive them today, there was a time when anyone whose job required them to know the time carried a pocket watch.  Try an unusual retro look with overalls. Your pocket watch will go in the front bib pocket. Chains with fobs can be wrapped around an overall button; clips can attach to a hemline. This look works best with a rugged, heavy chain. A heavy chain will also be able to stand up to the abuse of heavy work best. Complete your ensemble with a loose-fit collared work shirt, a newsboy cap, and chunky construction boots. Because a pocket watch is such a bold statement, it can be a useful accessory for themed outfits. Watches can be stowed in the pockets of costumes, cosplay outfits, or to show your membership in a subculture.  The kind of outfit will determine where you attach the hook or fob of the watch. Hemlines are sturdy, which works great for hooks. Fobs can pass through buttonholes and around buttons. An unusual fob or chain can really spice up your everyday watch and chain, which will make it seem like a natural part of the costume. Since pocket watches are associated with wealth and conservatism, try wearing one in the jeans vest of a punk outfit to make a statement. When pocket watches started becoming more affordable in the mid 1800s, women wore smaller watches as necklaces. Replace your chain with some ribbon and tie a simple knot to make a pocket watch necklace.  Slide chains were also popular for turning pocket watches into necklaces. Being more ornate, slide chains are ideal for formal events. Unless the ribbon or chain is especially long, it'll be difficult to read your pocket watch while wearing it as a necklace, but at least you'll have a unique necklace.
Summary: Wear your watch traditionally. Keep your watch in a pants pocket for a casual look. Carry watches in a work clothes pocket. Use your pocket watch to add theatrical flair to outfits. Wear watches like a necklace for feminine appeal.

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INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you are planning a dinner party, you should consider pairing your food and wine. This means selecting certain dishes that will compliment the wine. There are several types of food that pair wonderfully with Merlot, notably beef.  Start researching food and wine pairings. Read some cooking magazines and scroll through websites that offer a variety of recipes. Search for recipes that highlight beef. You can use it as an appetizer or main dish. Cocktail meatballs would be a good choice for a starter. If you want to impress your guests, there are several flavorful beef dishes you could choose as an entree. Consider serving a grilled steak with a blue cheese butter. If you don't want to serve beef, chicken would make a lovely main dish. Try a classic roast chicken. Take into account what type of event you are planning. For example, maybe you are just inviting guests for hors d'oeuvres. If so, consider a selection of cheeses. A wine and cheese party can be a simple and elegant event.  Cheese and wine naturally complement each other. Consider offering a hard, aged Cheddar with your Merlot. You should include one soft cheese in your selection. Camembert goes nicely with Merlot.  You can add a variety of other cheeses to pair with your wine. Try a Gruyere or Pecorino Toscano. There are many benefits that come from thoughtfully pairing food and wine. If done properly, you will be able to draw out unnoticed flavors in both your dinner and your Merlot. You want to balance flavors and textures so that they complement one another.  Typically, wines pair well with foods from the same region. For example, if you are serving a French Merlot, consider cooking some French dishes. Pay attention to each of your courses, including the starter. You could begin with a traditional Caesar salad. The flavors in the dressing will complement the Merlot. Certain foods are difficult to successfully pair with wines. Avoid tomatoes, vinaigrettes, and artichokes.

SUMMARY:
Serve beef with Merlot. Choose complimentary cheeses. Plan a balanced menu.