context: A male is sitting down with a pair of drum sticks in his hand, a long black pony tail and a black shirt is talking to the camera. The angle of the camera changes and then the guy starts to talk about the high hat. after

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- , the angle goes back to black and white and he starts making four quarter notes on the instrument before talking about it again.
- , the camera jockey with an official male wearing a rugby uniform is sitting on a lawn chair playing a drum set with a person in blue and then he goes to sit on another person's lap while they play together.
- a while the guy then grabs a small black canister that has a purple hole in it and starts to put it on his head and put it on his head and then on his neck.
- cutting the hot dog and screwing into the drum sticks, the guy takes a drink of beer and spits in it, then he rinses his mouth.
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next sentence for the context: , the angle goes back to black and white and he starts making four quarter notes on the instrument before talking about it again.

context: Woman is walking on a backyard on a sunny day wearing a bathsuit and holding a hoola hoop. the girl

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- are standing in front of a car talking to a woman whose sitting in a car and holding a hoola hoop.
- start doing a dance with the hoola hoop.
- walks through a single chain link board fence.
- opens the hoola hoop that she are holding and release the hoop in the air to demonstrate how to perform it.
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next sentence for the context: start doing a dance with the hoola hoop.

context: Several different men are shown making long jumps in track and field competitions. one of the men

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- celebrates his distance as he finishes his jump.
- jumps the pole but is redirected until he reaches the goal area and again serves the pole high into the air.
- wins the competition in a race and he is congratulated and he bows.
- takes one of the jump shots with his javelin.
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next sentence for the context: celebrates his distance as he finishes his jump.

context: How to start living a debt free life
Distinguish between secured and unsecured debt.
Individuals often have a tendency to lump all debt together, when in reality debt differs significantly in cost, value, and risk. Knowing these differences helps you recognize which debt to tackle first.

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- Secured debt: government or federal government loans. This payment is cash, often between $500 and $3 , 000, which is considered " secured.
- If you live in a debt-free home, you know that you are protected from creditors by secured debt. Secured debt is the debt that the state may award you when your creditor removes the debt (meaning that the creditor has not paid you back).
- Next, evaluate which debt should be handled first, then which one may be able to run better. Debt fighting is a sport you'll need to attend.
- The difference between secured, and unsecured debt is the first distinction to understand. Secured debt, also known as " asset-backed debt ", refers to debt that requires some sort of collateral to obtain the loan.
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The difference between secured, and unsecured debt is the first distinction to understand. Secured debt, also known as " asset-backed debt ", refers to debt that requires some sort of collateral to obtain the loan.