question: Complete the next sentence:

How to handle people who repeatedly violate boundaries
Know that you're in charge.
If someone is repeatedly violating a boundary and it is impacting you, you've got to take charge of the situation. As a result, you need to be comfortable with the idea that you're in charge when it comes to resolving that issue.
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- This will help you to meet the workplace culture and develop some workplace manners. Do not physically reinforce or intervene if the person attacks you.
- One step, however, is having a sense of control. Whether you feel you have control over the situation or not, you have some sense of authority and mastery over it.
- There are really no rules or limits involved. All you need to do is talk it out with someone.
- Tell yourself that you won't be bullied or taken advantage of by anyone. Don't question the validity of your feelings.

answer: Tell yourself that you won't be bullied or taken advantage of by anyone. Don't question the validity of your feelings.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A group of cheerleaders come from the side stage and begin smiling and waving to the crowd before settling into their formation. the routine
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- begins and they stay in position to continue with their routines.
- begins and they start doing hurkies, throwing each other in the air and holding each other up.
- continues on to the springbok theme song.
- begins and the girls gyrate and display their batons before jumping onto the mat and clapping.

answer: begins and they start doing hurkies, throwing each other in the air and holding each other up.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A diver waves and gives a thumbs up and another waves to the camera. A baby shark swims along the ocean floor. we
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- see a series of diver shots and a manta ray swims on the ocean floor.
- see a storm raging.
- see children posing for pictures.
- see two guys on the floor and a black fish tank.

answer:
see a series of diver shots and a manta ray swims on the ocean floor.