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Centre your walls individually, take note of focal points such as Cooker Hoods, windows etc. and work outwards generally speaking. If you get a small cut at the extremities then instead of starting with the edge of the tile on your centre line move to the centre of tile on the centre line to get a better finished look. These are general tips but need not be strictly "adhered" to (pardon the pun).

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