context: A man is outside on a snowy day, scraping the snow from his car with a scraper. he

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- is also inside of an ice rink, sitting in front of an ice machine machine.
- cleans both windows, then the headlights.
- then vacuums up the snow on the car while continually swiping the scraper.
- walks up the sidewalk, then uses the scraper to scrape the snow away from the windshield on the side.
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context: A man makes tattoos on the back head and neck of a person. then

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- , the man inserts the tattoo pad into the tattoo os and puts his arm around the person.
- , he puts the tattoo on the back of head and shows his ear.
- , the man cleans the head and neck with a white tissue.
- , the man rings a key on a pole on front tattoos.
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context: How to use measuring spoons and cups
Know the difference between liquid and dry measures, and use the appropriate one for each task.
While they hold the same volume, they are used differently. Measurements are labeled on each measure.

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- If you're measuring cutlery, for example, one measuring spoon will be marked " clarified " and the other is marked " untempered. " Measure the length from the middle of the handle.
- That means they're written on the cup at its place. For a measuring cup, you'll have to measure out 2.5 tablespoons (91 ml) for each pound (270 ml) of soup.
- Use a liquid measure for liquids, such as water, milk or oil. Fill the cup to the appropriate line, place it on a level surface, and read it with your eye at the level of the liquid.
- Here are the main differences from liquid measurement and dry measuring. Liquids and cups may each have a separate serving dish or cup.
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next sentence for the context: Use a liquid measure for liquids, such as water, milk or oil. Fill the cup to the appropriate line, place it on a level surface, and read it with your eye at the level of the liquid.

context: How to make a simple fabric box
Cut a square out of batting, linen, and cotton fabric.
Use a square cut out of thin cardboard to trace your pattern onto your fabric and batting first. This will ensure that all of the squares are the same size.

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- Fill about 1/4 of your desired box of the way full with batting, french pleat, or vinyl fabric. Make sure that the pattern itself is folded, which will prevent the ruffles from falling from the corners.
- Place the square down on a rack and cut it out using scissors. You can remove the square later if you like.
- Cut the squares out using a sharp pair of fabric scissors. The linen fabric will be on the inside of your box.
- Alternatively, you could use 2 t-square pieces of batting. Trace your pattern out on the batting.
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Cut the squares out using a sharp pair of fabric scissors. The linen fabric will be on the inside of your box.