context: A boy in a green shirt steps on a stool to reach the sink. A woman stands next to him. the little boy

OPTIONS:
- washes his hands in the sink.
- turns on the faucet, splashes water on his face, and then returns to washing his face.
- notices the shaver sticking out of his lip.
- cleans a window with a blue rag.
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context: How to bake chicken wings
Position your oven rack to the center of your oven and preheat the oven to 375 f (190 c).
Make sure your baking sheet full of wings will be at the mid-way point in your oven so that the heat will flow evenly around the pan while the wings are baking.
Cover a baking sheet or a cookie sheet with aluminum foil.

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- Grease or spray your baking sheet or cookie sheet with cooking spray. All sides of the outer grate should be lightly covered with aluminum foil.
- The foil needs to be high enough to give the wings room to expand when the oven is preheating. The foil should fit comfortably over the center of the pan or cookie sheet.
- Make sure the foil extends from all sides of the pan, as well. The edges should be thick enough to prevent the wings from flying out at the sides of the oven.
- Place a baking rack on top of the aluminum foil. This isn't strictly necessary, but putting the wings on the rack will keep the meat out of the grease that forms while they are baking.
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next sentence for the context: Place a baking rack on top of the aluminum foil. This isn't strictly necessary, but putting the wings on the rack will keep the meat out of the grease that forms while they are baking.

context: The woman is riding a camel as she talks to the camera. a man

OPTIONS:
- is running down the street is a cowboy is sitting on a camel.
- is guiding the camel and giving the camel food.
- holding a camera behind is watching her and the woman started to smile.
- roams behind her on a camel carrying a camera.
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context: How to hide pipes in the kitchen
Pick a color scheme.
If you want to hide your pipes, the best option is to use a paint color that matches the hue of your kitchen walls or ceiling.
In essence, you'll be hiding the pipes in plain sight.

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- However, if you also want to hide the pipes under some of your kitchen chairs, try making them black. You could use the black as a background color, and then wear it as a reminder that you're hiding the pipes.
- Even though the pipes will be out in the open, they will be fade into the background and become much less noticeable. Alternatively, you can make your pipes look like part of the decor by painting them in a fresh color that stands out.
- The rule of thumb is to use a color that contrasts the color of your walls. For example, the darker the wall, the darker the color of your water pipes.
- Keep in mind that, as the owner of the home, you may find yourself unable to replace or hide any of the pipes you have. Whatever color scheme you pick, never use the color that matches your kitchen walls or ceiling or floor.
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Even though the pipes will be out in the open, they will be fade into the background and become much less noticeable. Alternatively, you can make your pipes look like part of the decor by painting them in a fresh color that stands out.