Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A team of competition cheerleaders come running out into the field and get into formation. the girls
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- squat down and they begin to do their cheer which consists of several stunts, tricks, and jumps across the mat.
- are doing the same as they advance to the parallel bars.
- play in the melee, blowing the whistle and they run into each other and hug.
- then all run towards each other using their knees and backs.
A: squat down and they begin to do their cheer which consists of several stunts, tricks, and jumps across the mat.

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How to be an upstanding member of a sports card online community
Make an introduction.
Most online forums will have a section of their forums dedicated to just introduction posts. Tell them your name, where you're from, what your favorite teams are, who you collect, and throw in one or two interesting facts about yourself.
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- This will make people interested in who you are as a person and not just as a collector. Make a banner to put in your signature and add an avatar.
- The more details about yourself, the more they can learn about you. Write the words of your post in plain letters, and put all your professional shoes, hockey gear, and most important personal information in each one.
- Make sure you make an interest in their email listings and website and in their overall marketing. Make an opening statement that introduces you to the team by saying, " hi i'm tommy, i'm tommy.
- Avoid lying, though, so that the reader doesn't hit you with an email asking them to talk on the topic again. Use slang, simile, or dig.
A: This will make people interested in who you are as a person and not just as a collector. Make a banner to put in your signature and add an avatar.

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How to make converted rice
Using a formula of 1 part converted rice to 3 parts water, mix together the water and rice in a large pot with a lid.
For 2 servings, that would be a 1/2 cup rice and 1 1/2 cups water.
Add some fat.
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- Put some fat into the water mixture to make the water boil. Boiling the water helps the oil to release and will loosen the starchy cells.
- Use 3% fat found in fish foods (fish oil is relatively safe) and you should probably use tofu. A thick amount is a good amount but you can technically do more or less.
- Drizzle some fat over all of the rice. Be sure to choose peanut fat, however be careful not to over saturate the rice.
- Add 1 tablespoon of oil, margarine or butter to every 1/2 cup of rice in the pot. Cover the pot and bring the water to a boil.
A: Add 1 tablespoon of oil, margarine or butter to every 1/2 cup of rice in the pot. Cover the pot and bring the water to a boil.

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How to catch a turtle
Locate the turtle.
If you are trying to remove one from your pool or pond, then you obviously know where the turtle is already. If you are just looking to catch a turtle in the wild, you can normally find one around smaller ponds that are damp with plenty of hiding spots and rocks.
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- If the water is down slightly, you will probably find the most success on the very edge of the water, if possible. It's best to leave a turtle in its natural habitat instead of taking it home to be your pet.
- Turtles generally use this pond system to hide from other turtles and to avoid predators. I'd also find the turtle in the park or on a walking zoo float.
- Usually, a turtle is safe in atoos that are either tucked away in corners, under large rocks, or near water's surface. However, turtles can also be safely found in other aquatic areas with lots of open water and lots of hiding spaces.
- If your turtle is looking to cool himself off, this can serve as a safer route for you. However, if you are looking to catch a turtle from around the inside of your house, use a different route.
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If the water is down slightly, you will probably find the most success on the very edge of the water, if possible. It's best to leave a turtle in its natural habitat instead of taking it home to be your pet.