context: Woman is walknig in a grassy yard cutting the grass with a lawnmower. Woman is wearing a pink sweater and is cutting the grass with a lawnmower. woman

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- is chopping out some of the grass.
- is kneeling on the yard using a machine around bushes.
- is sitting w a trampoline putting her coat on.
- is siting on a stump and is putmeting stlaying and leers.
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context: An add displays a web site about a business called happydogz. Then, a man appears pulled by a dog, then adds display information about a retractable dog leash. after

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- , a couple pulls two dogs from leashes.
- , a dog is released from the barrel, a person removes the leash from a dog, and a cussword appears on the screen saying " tile-yoga session ".
- , the man knitting becomes the sponsor demonstrates how to begin knitting by knitting out an image of ice melting.
- , the man goes through gate and dogs wars, and a cartoon bicycle shows where everyone meets for the entertainment of the dog.
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context: A young man solves a cube puzzle while a man stand on front him. then

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- , the young man solve the cube puzzle, then he stands on front an explain.
- , a man writes on a paper and shows the young man.
- , the young man solves a puzzle, then he stands on front a man.
- , the man break a cube and solve it by himself and the person by side.
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context: How to save for retirement as a single parent
Create a budget.
Before you can save for retirement, you need to make sure you have enough money to pay your expenses. If you don't, you'll only fall deep into debt, which can be difficult to claw your way out of.

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- Sit down with your bills and identify the following : Fixed expenses. These include things like your rent or mortgage, car payment, debt payments, and insurance costs.
- Think of your budget as your total expenses. It should be at least 75% of your income.
- Pick a monthly budget that is balanced with your annual budget. Aim to save at least 70% of your income to offset your debt.
- Do some research to find out what you can reasonably put aside for retirement. Visit the government's website to get a " expenditure " check.
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Sit down with your bills and identify the following : Fixed expenses. These include things like your rent or mortgage, car payment, debt payments, and insurance costs.