context: She places the various ingredients into a bowl and garnishes it very precisely. She then pours a sauce all over it. she

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- pours that into the bowls too.
- then uses garlic and oil to create a peach pudding.
- cuts some eggs into zzers with tableware to blend in the finishing product.
- then speaks to the camera some more to offer tips on how to make the dish.
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next sentence for the context: then speaks to the camera some more to offer tips on how to make the dish.

context: How to choose a reiki teacher
Consult online resources.
There are many blogs and websites specifically dedicated to reiki, many of which have posts or sections on choosing classes, finding a healer, and selecting a teacher. There are also online indexes that reiki teachers and learning institutions by location and area.

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- These are convenient because you don't have to search through college or high school websites. Check with universities or local colleges to get information.
- If possible, look on sites designed for reiki instructors. You can help yourself if you have questions.
- Try consulting a comprehensive online index to find a reiki teacher and healer near you. There are many reiki blogs that often reference specific classes or are run by teacher themselves.
- In your area, search for appropriate teachers. Local colleges, community colleges, or schools in your area should have this information on their teaching pages.
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next sentence for the context: Try consulting a comprehensive online index to find a reiki teacher and healer near you. There are many reiki blogs that often reference specific classes or are run by teacher themselves.

context: The outside of a building is shown on a snowy day. Several tracks from shoes are seen in the sidewalk. a man

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- boards a subway, then pulls a tire off a train.
- uses a scraper to wipe the snow off his car.
- is shown putting up tiles from the sidewalk.
- begins playing a set of bongo drums.
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next sentence for the context: uses a scraper to wipe the snow off his car.

context: How to clean cultured marble
Dampen a clean rag with white vinegar.
Your rag should be wet through with white vinegar, but excess vinegar should not drip or seep from the rag. Either pour vinegar onto your rag in a sink or dunk your rag in vinegar in a bucket.

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- Do not use a wire-handled scrubber, especially with slippery marble. Rather, wipe your rag in circular motions across the surface of your marble.
- Wipe the marble with a dry cloth. Rub the back side of the marble gently so that you do not tear the marble or damage the valuable piece.
- Only add white vinegar to clean marble if the vinegar does not interact well with the cleaner. White vinegar can be used to clean marble floors, like tables and sofas.
- Wring out the rag lightly over a sink. Too much white vinegar can cause this liquid to spread to areas of the marble that are already clean.
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Wring out the rag lightly over a sink. Too much white vinegar can cause this liquid to spread to areas of the marble that are already clean.