context: A woman is doing tricks with her jump rope. she

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- not only jumps across the jump rope, she rinses her face in water.
- jumps at the end of the rope, spun around, and walked back up.
- does a hand stand while jump roping.
- is jumping on the rope and looking around.
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next sentence for the context: does a hand stand while jump roping.

context: Two men are seen playing a game of fooseball outside with one another with a boy in the background. the camera

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- pans up to the cameraman and zooms in to show the camera's face again.
- is shown from several angles as they continue to play and laugh with one another.
- pans around the table as the men continue to play as well as watch others around them.
- pans all around the men and shows them playing a game with one another while everyone speaks to the boy in the background.
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next sentence for the context: pans around the table as the men continue to play as well as watch others around them.

context: The lights are turned on on the tree an the little girl dances in front of it. a young boy

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- plays with and takes ornaments off the tree and shows them to the camera.
- stops and makes faces and finally climbs on to the trampoline playing.
- then comes to the camera and lights the christmas tree, and the little girl dances more while melting the christmas tree.
- holds the string that holds the tree in place.
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next sentence for the context: plays with and takes ornaments off the tree and shows them to the camera.

context: How to make a beaded wind chime
Drill some holes into a piece of driftwood.
Use an electric drill and a small drill bit to do this. You can drill as many or as few holes as you'd like, but try to space them evenly.

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- Thread one wire, as wide as the driftwood you have, through the holes in the driftwood, so that it sits right in the middle of the driftwood. Then string a bead on top of it.
- Make sure that you are drilling all the way through the wood. Can't find any driftwood? Use a branch or a dowel instead.
- Tie a soft ribbon to the sides of the piece of driftwood. You can leave one end tied around the edge, but the other end should be looped over the driftwood.
- Be careful not to drill too deep, as the wind can blow apart the driftwood. Lay the driftwood on its side.
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Make sure that you are drilling all the way through the wood. Can't find any driftwood? Use a branch or a dowel instead.