context: How to make a victorian sponge cake
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees c/fan 160 degrees c/gas 4.
Grease the two cake tins then line with baking parchment.
Wash your hands.

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- Using a cloth or a clean kitchen towel, wipe the butter off the top and sides of each tin with clean hands. Sponge the batter in a shallow pan and add or fill the first tins 10-15 inches (14.
- Place cake mixture into a medium saucepan and heat on medium high for 1 hour. Note that the mixture should have been cooked by now.
- Nobody wants to eat a cake that has been handled by dirty hands do they? Get out a big bowl, weighing scales, a wooden spoon (or electric cake mixer), and a sieve. Then get self-raising flour, two eggs, caster sugar, unsalted butter (or a butter meant for cooking) and vanilla essence or extract.
- These will help remove the moisture from the skin. Leave the cake tins sitting in the oven for 3 to 5 minutes.
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next sentence for the context: Nobody wants to eat a cake that has been handled by dirty hands do they? Get out a big bowl, weighing scales, a wooden spoon (or electric cake mixer), and a sieve. Then get self-raising flour, two eggs, caster sugar, unsalted butter (or a butter meant for cooking) and vanilla essence or extract.

context: A woman is seen close up standing in front of a car. the woman

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- pans around the car and pours paint on it.
- bends down in front of the car and dips a rag into a bucket.
- then lifts up a tire and begins spinning around and showing the gears when she is finished.
- holds up a tool and begins spreading oil all over a car.
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context: A dancer stands up from a chair. He pushes the chair towards him female dance partner. she

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- sits down, and they begin to salsa dance.
- sits on the chair.
- walks back to the chair and sits down.
- wraps her arms around the chair and walks towards the mirror out of the view.
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context: How to set up a fishing pole
Identify the parts of your fishing pole.
A fishing rod can be a complex piece of equipment so it is wise to learn the terminology before assembling your own. If your rod breaks into 2 parts or more, the joint where the sections fit together is called the ferrule.

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- The male ferrule inserts into a female ferrule. The handle is also called a grip and is where you hold the rod.
- Your part of the pole which is technically fixed is called the diagonally shaped ferrule. This part runs parallel to and extends from the pole's right side to the big toe of your hook.
- If you can't identify the parts of your fishing pole, search online or look in your yard. Use a fishing needle for the ferrule, if you have it available.
- This is the area where the bridge connects the other elements of your fishing pole. Because this is the major part of your fishing pole, you will need to choose the parts of your fishing pole that will fit here.
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The male ferrule inserts into a female ferrule. The handle is also called a grip and is where you hold the rod.