context: A gymnast is seen swinging around on a bar doing various flips and tricks across two sets of beams. She continues spinning around and ends with her hands up and her coach clapping. people

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- cheers all around the gym and audiences are shown cheering for her.
- are seen adjusting equipment behind her along with her standing on the same beam and pointing to herself.
- watch on the sides and her scores are shown in the end.
- are shown cheering and looking into the audience.
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next sentence for the context: watch on the sides and her scores are shown in the end.

context: How to file for immigration
Determine if there is a visa available to you.
Before you can apply for a green card, there must be a visa available. The immigration and nationality act (" ina ") sets the number of visa that may be issued to those seeking permanent residence green cards.

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- It is the first act of citizenship in the united states that is granted to all citizens or those applying to a visa. Visa applies only to individuals applying for permanent residence green cards.
- Most government agencies require that you have at least one visa authorized to allow you to live in the u.s. green cards are accepted regardless of the state of the country you live in.
- To determine if a visa is available to you, see the uscis's. Determine the category under which you will get your green card.
- Determine if there is a green card for you. All of the green cards that will be issued to you must be in the same language.
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next sentence for the context: To determine if a visa is available to you, see the uscis's. Determine the category under which you will get your green card.

context: A man is sitting in a kayak in the river while speaking to the camera about his trip. He moves slowly in the water while giving instructions on how to properly move the kayak. he

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- moves back and forth while continuing to talk to the camera and moving his arm in the water between him words.
- begins paddling up the stream and showing what to do if you get stuck.
- is then seen rowing in the water, enjoying the day and feeling much better.
- continues to talk and talk as people go past him.
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next sentence for the context: begins paddling up the stream and showing what to do if you get stuck.

context: How to muck out a stall
Remove the hay, water bucket and manger to avoid contamination and keep the stall clean.
Removing the horse is also a good idea.
Remove all the bigger, more obvious droppings on the surface with the shavings fork or rubber glove.

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- Sift the shavings through the pitchfork so all that remains is manure (droppings). Then, deposit the manure in the wheelbarrow.
- Also, use the hoe if needed or the shavings fork/shovel if your legs are cramped and you don't have room for skunks to move around. Clean the area thoroughly to wipe off the odors created by the excrement.
- After 5 minutes, your horse will certainly not be happy with what you've done. Dump manure and clear away any other manure.
- Wipe the area with a wet paper towel and clean the area thoroughly; the bucket will be specially designed to clean all the droppings. Discard the bucket when the stall is clean.
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Sift the shavings through the pitchfork so all that remains is manure (droppings). Then, deposit the manure in the wheelbarrow.