Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A different man does leg dips, swings his legs up and around each parallel bar and pushes forward across the parallel bars. when he

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- finishes he walks up to demonstrate how to do the same and lets his legs go to the side.
- has finished, the other man is seen doing leg squat jumps on the parallel bars and does another balance beam routine.
- reaches the end, he tucks in his knees and lifts his body up and perpendicular to the bars.
- is done he sets his legs on the parallel bars and begins to jump rope from there.
A: reaches the end, he tucks in his knees and lifts his body up and perpendicular to the bars.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to pack a light backpack for backpacking
Try out a smaller backpack.
Backpacks of a smaller size force you to leave more at home. Some come with less excess material, such as belts, pockets, padding, and a weight-distribution frame.

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- The heavier the bag, the heavier the weight it will require to fill it up. Basically, you'll have to go through a variety of packing forces until you find a backpack that will effectively last the trip.
- Choose a pack that is an appropriate size for your trip. Keep in mind, however, that larger packs, such as those with frames, might feel better to wear due to better weight balancing and more comfortable strap material.
- Others allow you to pack lighter items efficiently, like clothes and bulky gear. The larger your backpack is, the more compartments you will need.
- One of the most basic is a baby-size backpack-though some have more size and deeper compartments, such as a diaper bag. Make sure the backpack is smaller than your actual pack size; it will make packing a lot easier.
A: Choose a pack that is an appropriate size for your trip. Keep in mind, however, that larger packs, such as those with frames, might feel better to wear due to better weight balancing and more comfortable strap material.

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How to operate a concrete compression machine
Before you even turn on the machine, make sure you have all of the materials you need in order make operating this machine and making calculations as easy as possible. Put on your safety goggles/glasses and your gloves before you proceed.
Draw a table on a piece of paper in order to record the readings off the display of the machine when the concrete specimen fails/cracks.

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- Using an arrow and marker, mark the position of the graph and then write down the readings. Write down as many measurements or other information needed as needed from the sheet of paper.
- Get a set of wheels in the appropriate size. You can use any type of wheels that are appropriate for the size of the specimen you are working with.
- When you've drawn this sheet, transfer it to the machine of your choice. Now that you've drawn this sheet, attach it to your display.
- Calculate the diameter and area of each concrete specimen and record. After making a complete table, turn on the machine.
A: Calculate the diameter and area of each concrete specimen and record. After making a complete table, turn on the machine.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A group of people are dancing around each other. a girl

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- does several hand stands on the hook.
- moves around with a hula hoop doing various movements.
- falls on the ground.
- runs towards the center of the dance floor and jumps up on the bar.
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moves around with a hula hoop doing various movements.