context: How to bond with your new puppy before taking it home
Go slowly.
You don't want to overwhelm the dog with affection the first time you meet it. Give it a chance to get to know you and approach you first.

OPTIONS:
- Typically, your puppy will react with ease to your approach. If you rush, the transition is too short.
- While there's no chance this introduction will have anything to do with the closeness of strangers, the introduction will show that you care and want to bond with your new puppy. Invite your new puppy to meet you as soon as it picks up on the signs that it's new or comfortable with you.
- Approach slowly, as a puppy might sniff you when coming down the stairs. The whole point is to calm it down when it starts sniffing, rather than barking.
- Try sitting down on the floor, and letting the dog come over to you as it explores the room. Running up to it and grabbing can be scary for a pup.
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next sentence for the context: Try sitting down on the floor, and letting the dog come over to you as it explores the room. Running up to it and grabbing can be scary for a pup.

context: How to do a glute bridge
Lie on your back.
Get into the starting position for the glute bridge by lying flat on the floor with your legs extended and your arms by your sides. It's a good idea to use an exercise or yoga mat for cushioning and stability.

OPTIONS:
- All of your weight should be placed on your lower legs; you don't want to feel any strain in any leg or muscle in regards to elevation. Your arms should be comfortably placed between your legs.
- Place your hands on the floor in front of you and let your arms slowly fall down to the sides of your body. Relax your wrists by laying down with your arms straight and your palms facing up.
- The mat should be available at any gym. To stretch on an exercise mat, lift or slide your legs towards you and press down on them with your heel on the floor.
- Bend your knees so that your feet are flat on the floor, about hip-width apart. Your entire spine should be resting against the floor in a neutral, un-arched position.
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next sentence for the context: Bend your knees so that your feet are flat on the floor, about hip-width apart. Your entire spine should be resting against the floor in a neutral, un-arched position.

context: A black man leads class of people dancing for exercise in a parking lot. the man

OPTIONS:
- brings a vacuum cleaner and vacuums up lots of debris on the ground.
- pulls the class to a stop and points to the ground.
- moves slow to show the move.
- walks to class only taking a break.
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context: How to emergency houseclean
Make a simple list of the tasks and decide your plan of attack in the most simple logical way.
It is sometimes easier to start with the bedrooms or living room because they are usually easier and you will feel like you are making headway quicker. Save the kitchen for last.

OPTIONS:
- You might decide some rooms can be ignored by shutting (and locking) the door to them. Put the dirty dishes in a sink full of sudsy water.
- Lay all your chairs in low, easy-to-reach places. Don't have novels in the pantry shelf? Hold a book or magazine right on there.
- This is a less overwhelming area and will cut down on the overall costs of searching for the bathroom. Find a professional and trained housecleaner.
- Divide your bedroom into a study space and place all of your books in the same area. Placing books in the correct spots will help you defend against your outbreak of doorbugs.
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You might decide some rooms can be ignored by shutting (and locking) the door to them. Put the dirty dishes in a sink full of sudsy water.