context: He then skis quickly down a snowy embankment, accidentally hitting a skier in his path and sending her careening to the right. they

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- stop and talk, checking to make sure she is ok.
- nearly crash into each other, nearly taking off the skis as they slam together onto the snow.
- finally skiall across a grassy path and the last laugh is heard as a person calls out and others stop to see if they are hurt.
- switch places, one falling into the snow while the other recovers.
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context: A man is see laying plaster on a wall and rubbing it into the wall. another man

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- is shown welding on the wall in the same room.
- is being shown using liquid and plaster in a large room.
- goes in and paits a different wall then pulls red paint onto the wall.
- is seen using a tool along the wall.
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next sentence for the context: is seen using a tool along the wall.

context: Man wearing black pole vaults in hot weather. A frenchman pole vaults in hot weather. renaud

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- beret is rafting near a river.
- goes for another exciting pole vault.
- is standing on the rope in javelin performing javelin vault at plaza de la barcelona ".
- churchill goes rafting in the river and pole vaults on raging seas before it occurs.
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context: How to know if your rat's teeth are too long
Restrain your rat.
Your rat will not want to hold still while you look at his teeth, so it's important to make sure he is properly restrained. Ideally, you should have a second person hold the rat while you examine his teeth.

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- Pay attention to a change in the appearance of your rat's teeth. Teeth that are already too long may end up looking a little wrinkled instead of nice and neat.
- When the rat is restrained, you should be able to gently lift his upper lip with your finger to observe his incisors. The simplest way to restrain a rat is by holding him firmly around the torso with two hands.
- However, talk to another person who should be able to pet him, but remember to stay nearby to keep the rat contained and calm during inspection. The chances of your rat having his teeth crooked or short are much higher if you hold him on a stable surface than if you are holding him in your lap.
- However, it's even more important to restrain your rat if it looks like it's biting something, and you need to do so with your hands. If your rat is biting somewhere, stand back and allow someone to help you.
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When the rat is restrained, you should be able to gently lift his upper lip with your finger to observe his incisors. The simplest way to restrain a rat is by holding him firmly around the torso with two hands.