context: How to make pupusas
Make the pupusa dough.
Mix the masa harina, salt, and flour in a bowl. Stir it together till it forms a paste-like dough.

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- Squeeze the dough until it forms a ball. Roll the dough out on a large, floured plate.
- Spread the pupusa mixture across the baking sheet. Let it cool for at least 24 hours so the dough will stay soft.
- It should be smooth, not lumpy. If it's still too lumpy after stirring, add one teaspoon of water at a time and stir out the lumps till it's smooth.
- You can find lumps on the bottom of the bowl that can help keep the pupusa dough moist while it cooks. Since pupusas aren't very runny, it's best to use a funnel to pour in enough milk to cover the dough and reduce the cooking time.
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next sentence for the context: It should be smooth, not lumpy. If it's still too lumpy after stirring, add one teaspoon of water at a time and stir out the lumps till it's smooth.

context: Baseball players are on a field. The batter knocks the ball into the crowd. A man catches it and throws it back. the scene

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- is then replayed in slow motion, ending with the man raising his arm triumphantly at the players.
- is still shot.
- again is in black and white.
- changes to women in bikinis diving into a pool.
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context: Two men are standing in the woods. they

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- cut a large man in half, laughing and talking to each other as they cut him.
- are playing a game of cricket.
- are using poles to push snow.
- pick up wood and set it on a tree stump.
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context: How to stretch for achilles tendonitis
Do heel drops with straight legs.
Stand on the edge of a step. Position yourself so that the balls of your feet are on the edge of the step and your heels are floating in air but parallel to your toes.

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- Bend your right knee and hold on to your left ankle with your right hand, then squat down until your knees hit the ground, keeping your feet on the last step you have for stability. Try your toe drops on a hill.
- Tense your gluteus muscles to form an " l " shape. Hold the stretch for two to three minutes.
- Keeping your legs straight, but without your knees being locked, flex your ankle and feet slowly so your whole body lifts up. Once you get as high as you can, bring your body back down, so that your feet return to their horizontal starting position.
- Bent over at a 90 degree angle, place both palms facing downward at shoulder height. Bring your knees up toward your chest until they are on your toes, then bring them down and lock your knees.
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Keeping your legs straight, but without your knees being locked, flex your ankle and feet slowly so your whole body lifts up. Once you get as high as you can, bring your body back down, so that your feet return to their horizontal starting position.