Then they fling their sticks in the air and catch it and turn around to face the camera. They continue dancing in coordination by going in circles and twirling their bodies simultaneously. then they

OPTIONS:
- take their sticks off and start doing throw ups and dancing again being a affected group.
- stop and everyone around shuffles around one another as they continue kicking their sticks.
- take hearts in the end and continue dancing.
- do front flips together and continue twirling their bodies in circular motion.

do front flips together and continue twirling their bodies in circular motion.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to perform a trademark search
Conduct an informal search.
Trademarks may either be registered or unregistered. It is usually best to register a valuable trademark, but registration is not required in order to have legal rights over a trademark.
OPTIONS:
- If you register an intellectual property trademark, it needs to be soon. The process for filing an official trademark application will vary somewhat, but filing a " registration " type application is a process that often requires an accompanying fee.
- Trademark searches are usually done on an electronic or digital platform, like the trademark search database. In some countries, registration can only be done in certain european registries.
- In conducting an informal search on the internet, you are looking to see if the mark you wish to use is already in use as an unregistered mark in your field. It is important to remember that you may be held liable for trademark infringement if you use a mark that another entity is already using, even if that entity has not registered the mark.
- The independent trademark council (finra) has several databases online for you to work in. Visit the finra site at www.finets.com/workgroup/finra-trademark-trademark-search-database.

answer: In conducting an informal search on the internet, you are looking to see if the mark you wish to use is already in use as an unregistered mark in your field. It is important to remember that you may be held liable for trademark infringement if you use a mark that another entity is already using, even if that entity has not registered the mark.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to flutter kick
Hold onto a pool wall or lane marker.
Grasp a wall of the pool, a lane marker, or another stationary object that allows you to extend your body in the water behind it. Hold your arms out straight from the wall, with the rest of your body as horizontal as possible in the water.

OPTIONS:
- Ideally, have your face submerged in the water so that your head is in the same line as your body. Obtain a snorkeling mask to make it easier to maintain this position without having to bring your face up for air.
- Then turn your body so that your thighs or knees are facing forward. Your hands should be at about level with the wall at all times.
- Move your legs and arms while kicking. Keep your legs bent at the knees and initiate a carefree and powerful flutter kick.
- Push your feet towards the wall, moving the pool rope behind you at roughly equal intervals. If doing a butterfly kick you should thrust your hips toward the wall, but try not to get your thighs too close to the top of the pool..

Next sentence: Ideally, have your face submerged in the water so that your head is in the same line as your body. Obtain a snorkeling mask to make it easier to maintain this position without having to bring your face up for air.

context: How to collect unpaid child support
Talk to the other parent.
If you are on speaking terms with the other parent, you may be able to work things out on your own and make arrangements without involving the courts.
This is especially true if you know the other parent has encountered a temporary hardship but will soon be able to resume regular payments again.

OPTIONS:
- You may want to talk to their representative and ask them how they dealt with the hardship when the issue arose. Let the other parent know how you feel about the situation and what you think they could do about it.
- Ask open-ended questions such as, " when do you expect payments to stop? " or " how can we help? " if you are representing yourself, speak to a lawyer. Ask family and friends for moral support.
- If you do come to an agreement with the other parent regarding back child support, make sure you get that agreement in writing. You also may be able to file the agreement with the court or get a judge to approve it so the agreement itself is legally enforceable.
- If necessary, request a hearing before the judge, if you aren't required to go to court. Sometimes this is with a parent or as an interrogator.
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next sentence for the context: If you do come to an agreement with the other parent regarding back child support, make sure you get that agreement in writing. You also may be able to file the agreement with the court or get a judge to approve it so the agreement itself is legally enforceable.

IN: What happens next?

Someone is walking along a snowy sidewalk. a white dog

OPTIONS:
- holding on to someone's leg starts chasing the animal.
- is being pulled by a man on a snowboard.
- is brushing snow off of the sidewalk.
- is on a leash in front of them.

OUT: is on a leash in front of them.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to tape a knee
Sit down on a flat surface.
Great options include the floor or an elevated table, depending on what's available to you. Although a table may make it easier for someone else to wrap your knee, you need to make sure it's stable.
OPTIONS:
- This will make taping on a relatively flat surface be more convenient. Never tape on a chair or your couch.
- Elevate your knee with a rolled towel or similar item (optional). This should put your knee at a 30 degree angle.
- If you're too high for the person to wrap their knee, they may get frustrated and cut themselves. You want to make sure your tabletop is stable and won't buckle or bend if someone cuts into the wood.
- Make a straight line along the entire length of your knee. For general comfort, this line should be at least a foot (0.6 m) across.

answer:
Elevate your knee with a rolled towel or similar item (optional). This should put your knee at a 30 degree angle.