context: How to travel with a pacemaker
Ask your doctor if your pacemaker contains any metal.
Some versions do not contain metal, and they will not cause any trouble if you choose to travel through airport security screening areas.
Ask your doctor for an official card that states you have an implanted pacemaker.
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next sentence for the context: These cards are official, usually produced from the doctor's office or the creator of the pacemaker, and they can warn security officials of hidden metal within the body. Wait an appropriate time after implantation before deciding to travel.

context: How to eat energy gel
Choose several different flavors of gel.
Stomachs can often turn queasy during a race, so you are unlikely to stomach one that you don't like when you aren't racing.
Look for products with maltodextrin/fructose blends and brown rice syrup blends.
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next sentence for the context: Although you might like the idea of a natural product better, the synthetic product may provide better results. Test out chews in addition to gels.

context: How to coach a kids' soccer warm up drill
Get them to perform a pulse raising activity.
This gets the blood pumping and prepares the players both physically and mentally for the session. There are many ways you can achieve this :
Get them to run some laps.
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next sentence for the context: This doesn't require much supervision or guidance, so you can set up drills for the rest of the session at the same time. And you don't even need cones! Another fun way to get them warmed up is games like' stuck in the mud'.

context: People are playing indoor soccer in an arena. People are cheering in the crowd watching. four men in suits
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are sitting behind a table.