context: Three ladies stand behind an outdoor bar. Each lady takes turns talking to the camera. the ladies

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- give tips on how to make the best liquors then bounce money.
- then begin to do hand springs from parallel bars.
- then begin dancing in synchronized steps.
- then disburse behind the bar to prepare a drink.
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next sentence for the context: then disburse behind the bar to prepare a drink.

context: How to self publish poetry
Finish your set or selection of poems.
Before you even start trying to self-publish your book, have a finished and polished collection of poetry. If you start worrying about the publication details before you finish writing your book, you won't be able to fully focus on either task.

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- Think of a couple poems that you really like and appreciate, and start to turn them into a collection. Pull out poems you really love and those that represent your emotions and love-making.
- This will immediately make it harder to keep going until the time for self publishing passes. Write down all of the poems that you have written and include them in a separate, notebook or it anywhere that you will see them often.
- Instead, save yourself some conversation time on new poems that you're considering trying to publish. Alternatively, check with your local bookstore.
- Here's how to finish your book of poetry : Write and revise each poem in the collection multiple times. Find the best way to arrange the poems in the book.
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next sentence for the context: Here's how to finish your book of poetry : Write and revise each poem in the collection multiple times. Find the best way to arrange the poems in the book.

context: A guy is spinning and flipping while twirling a baton in a gym floor. the guy

OPTIONS:
- does an arm dip.
- twirls the baton around his upper body.
- grabs the baton and spins it while turning.
- spins and throws the baton at a goal.
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context: How to know if someone is depressed
Watch for a loss of pleasure.
Anhedonia, or a loss of pleasure in daily activities, is a very common symptom of depression. Watch for signs someone no longer experiences in pleasure in activities they once enjoyed.

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- Be sure that their behavior has remained exciting. You may notice that the person is less attentive to pleasurable activities such as cooking and sporting activities, or that the person is more distracted by work or other obligations.
- You can notice this in subtle ways. A formally social person may, for example, turn down invitations to go out.
- Anhedonia happens when a person loses pleasure in more enjoyable pursuits. Drama turns lovers into paperboys, or husbands become genial strangers.
- A lack of pleasure in pleasurable activities is a symptom of depression. Intense pleasure in activities has been linked to mood swings.
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You can notice this in subtle ways. A formally social person may, for example, turn down invitations to go out.