context: A man is using some type of card shark system. he

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- pulls out a card from this device one by one and puts the cards to the other side of the table.
- shows his sitting in the tube for several seconds.
- is texting on his phone as he puts the shark on some ice.
- is stunned and does not move for a long while.
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context: Players from the blue team dribble and pass all the way down field and make a goal. a member of the blue team

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- hits a goal on goal knocking the opposing player's goal white.
- battles two defenders near goal and makes a point.
- pass where several swimmers are preparing to go down the field.
- drop the ball and the players start running down field with helmets up.
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context: How to make orange
Mix red and yellow.
Orange is a secondary color, which means that you can make it by combining two primary colors. The two primary colors needed for orange are red and yellow.

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- For a proper orange, you want to use red, yellow, and yellow at the same time. Mix 1/2 cup of green squash with 6 peeled mandarin oranges , 4 peeled cherry tomatoes , 1 peeled apple , 1 peeled yellow onion, and 4 sliced lemons into a medium mixing bowl.
- The black powder and lemon juice are the main coffee and tea, and can be substituted because of the reminiscent symptoms of cayenne's coffee. Adding orange to your coffee at meals can help reduce the amount of yellow which can cause headaches.
- A 2 inch (5.08 cm) diameter can be effectively blended two unique oranges. Place the orange juice into a bottle with an orange tip and squeeze to mix the two dye.
- " primary " colors exist naturally and cannot be created by combining other colors. Red, yellow, and blue are the three primary colors, but you'll only need red and yellow to create orange.
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context: The camera watches a man in a hat talking with someone from a low angle. the setting changes

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- and the man in the hat talks with another man while the two look at papers.
- to outdoors outdoors and a man playing frisbee again.
- to an indoor arena.
- to a view of landscapes.
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and the man in the hat talks with another man while the two look at papers.