context: Two people give a news report about the importance of wearing sunscreen and talk with each other. people

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- are under the water paddling across a roomful of rocks.
- go tubing on narrow rocks and seperately assist in bridge slides down the slope.
- are shown outside putting sunscreen on.
- swims in a grassy area while shots of divers are shown.
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context: A man is seen laying out a piece of wood. he

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- uses a scraper to create a long horizontal piece.
- then raves around the wood, leaving breaks on the sides.
- then holds up an ax.
- shows off parts of the board he is using.
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context: Two groups of girls run out to the middle of a court to grab volleyballs. They throw the balls at each other. the coach

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- is seen giving instructions.
- finally comes out to speak with the girls and they begin to play.
- runs over to look out the window.
- yells over the crowd in the stands.
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context: How to avoid getting bunions
Avoid narrow shoes.
The vast majority of bunions occur in women who wear shoes that are too narrow for their feet. Narrow shoes crowd the toes and significantly increase your risk of developing bunions.

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- Find shoes that are comfortable to move around in, rather than wear tight shoes and shoes with lots of lift or wiggle. Avoid shoes with extra athletic lacing, heel pads, or more than one size.
- As a result, it's best to avoid wearing shoes with narrow wingtips or too wide elastic sneakers. These shoes do not bring your toes into the shoes and emphasize your feet.
- Changing to shoes that have wider toe boxes, better arch support and conform to the shape of your feet can certainly help prevent bunions (if not completely stop their progression), but it won't correct an already established bunion. Think in terms of prevention, not correction.
- Jeans, shoes that are too wide, and other thin areas can lead to higher risk for foot health. If you plan to wear high heels when climbing stairs, go for natural materials, and avoid tight shoes.
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Changing to shoes that have wider toe boxes, better arch support and conform to the shape of your feet can certainly help prevent bunions (if not completely stop their progression), but it won't correct an already established bunion. Think in terms of prevention, not correction.