context: Gift wrapping accessories are shown. A woman lays out tissue paper and places a stuffed toy in the center. the woman

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- wraps the toy in the tissue paper and tapes it shut.
- places a box on top of the toy and separates the ribbon.
- pulls the toy horn from a box to present.
- spreads paper out in headband articles using scissors.
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next sentence for the context: wraps the toy in the tissue paper and tapes it shut.

context: A man is kneeling down in a garage looking at tools on the ground. He then grabs a metal mask and positions himself correctly on the floor. once

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- he has successfully worked out on his equipment, he stands up with a shovel and begins ripping up the grass.
- comfortable, the mask is held in position and he begins firing away at the object on the ground.
- he decides where he needs to stand he takes a large wrench in his hands and begins to work it all along the floor.
- completed, he begins measuring a pile of wood and welding it together.
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next sentence for the context: comfortable, the mask is held in position and he begins firing away at the object on the ground.

context: How to take time off to interview
Determine the timeframe of which you will be out of work.
There can be several factors that will determine how long each interview will take. Once you have a complete estimate of time, you can determine how much time off to request.

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- Factors include the following : Drive time. Add up drive time to and from the interview and your home or office.
- However, it should only take a matter of days for your request to be received. Make sure your earlier calculations are accurate.
- For example, your final interview may take several months to complete. You may want to take an hour to devote to a lighter activity-perhaps reading a book instead of work.
- For example, you might want to request at least three weeks' notice. If no one calls you to request a short time off, there may be little to no demand for time off work for those interviewing.
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next sentence for the context: Factors include the following : Drive time. Add up drive time to and from the interview and your home or office.

context: A man is doing gymnastics in a living room. he

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- goes up and down on uneven bars as he goes.
- swings up and down on a padded bar.
- somersaults and flips around the bars.
- is doing hand stands on a couple of bars on the ground.
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is doing hand stands on a couple of bars on the ground.