context: A guy rises to his feet. The guy walks on a tight rope. the guy

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- swings at a pinata while walking on a slack line.
- falls off of the slack line towards the gym floor.
- celebrates.
- turns to walk back.
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next sentence for the context: turns to walk back.

context: How to do an around the world in soccer
Find a firm, dry surface.
You should attempt this trick on a soccer turf, in the grass, or in a gym. Avoid practicing outside during wet conditions, which could cause you to slip.

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- There is no big risk of potentially plunging your foot into an honest dip. If you are on the sidelines during a game (no referee, no tv, and no loud music) it is best to kick it to the curb.
- Go to a building, court, or other structure. Step on the ball until it bounces against the concrete.
- Prepare the field where you will practice. On a turf soccer field, you might find a hole in the side of the grass.
- Pick a firm and level surface to practice on. Balance a soccer ball on your dominant foot.
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next sentence for the context: Pick a firm and level surface to practice on. Balance a soccer ball on your dominant foot.

context: How to get permanent marker out of fabrics
Buy a stain remover and read its directions.
Lay the fabric face down on a pad of paper towels.
This will protect the surface underneath and absorb some of the marker as you go.

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- For some, this work may take a day or two. Other times, lightly mist the fabric with water for a minute or two.
- Apply the stain spot remover to the underside of the stain. This pushes it out through the top surface instead of causing it to work further into the fabric.
- Usually, for fabric, the dab of stain will go directly on the surface. If your fabric has a wire covering, use a buffing compound.
- Cover the stain with a piece of painter's tape. The tape will keep the oil-based marker from drying on the fabric.
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next sentence for the context: Apply the stain spot remover to the underside of the stain. This pushes it out through the top surface instead of causing it to work further into the fabric.

context: A man is seen standing in front of a mirror holding a razor. he

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- then begins shaving his face while still looking in the mirror.
- shows off the cut the razor made in his hair.
- begins shaving his face using his hands and moving facial hair along with his hands.
- then begins shaving his face looking at himself in the mirror.
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then begins shaving his face while still looking in the mirror.