context: How to eat in class
Bring snacks to class that don't make a lot of noise when you eat them.
You want to be as quiet as possible when you're eating in class so you're not noticed by others. Stick to soft, quiet foods and avoid foods that are crunchy and loud.

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- Avoid sugary snacks like: pretzels, cakes, cookies, muffins, or even sugary sodas. Make a point of eating near the front of the class so you can be away from it.
- For example, oatmeal is nutritious and easy to digest. Make sure you don't have too much.
- If you feel nervous or hungry, go to the bathroom and rinse and dry yourself. As you work on your geometry a change can occur.
- Some good quiet foods you can eat in class are chewy granola bars, gummy candies, dried fruit, and jerky. Avoid eating smelly foods in class.
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next sentence for the context: Some good quiet foods you can eat in class are chewy granola bars, gummy candies, dried fruit, and jerky. Avoid eating smelly foods in class.

context: How to texture drywall
Sand your drywall.
Use a sanding pole to prepare your walls for drywall texturing. A pole with a rounded sander will allow you to remove material faster.

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- Try to get the wall as smooth as possible. Use a sanding sponge to sand any difficult angles or corners.
- You can purchase drywall strips or scraps from your local craft store. This tool will be used for holes in drywall, headboards, pieces of ceiling, and anything else that's less durable.
- When sanding, file over the top until you've created a well-textured surface. A piece of drywall weighs roughly 1 to 2 tons, requiring hard sanding.
- Follow the instructions on the side of the sanding pole and then sand in a straight line down the center of your wall with a porous material such as paper to give you a smoother finish. If your drywall feels thin, use a thick rag or other rough object to cut edges into the wall.
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next sentence for the context: Try to get the wall as smooth as possible. Use a sanding sponge to sand any difficult angles or corners.

context: How to create glossy eyelids
Apply a light shadow.
Before you add any gloss, you can create a beautiful effect by first applying a soft, shimmery glow to your lids. Anything with soft sheen looks wonderful, such as a pearl-colored shadow or highlight.

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- Make sure you can successfully achieve this glow using some gloss and liquid foundation instead of primer. You can also apply a quick pale lip color.
- Apply a thin line of dark shade around the outer edge of your eyes to make them look sleepy. For emphasis, look for smoky eyeshadow, and apply it only to the outer edges.
- You can apply it softly with a shadow brush, or simply dab a bit on with your fingertips. While any kind of shadow works, a liquid, gel, or cream shadow will give your eyes a wetter, glossier look.
- Apply mascara and/or pink lip gloss. Curling your lashes provides the perfect coat of mascara and a vibrant lip gloss.
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next sentence for the context: You can apply it softly with a shadow brush, or simply dab a bit on with your fingertips. While any kind of shadow works, a liquid, gel, or cream shadow will give your eyes a wetter, glossier look.

context: A man is seen blindfolded while holding a stick and two others around him. the man

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- then demonstrates with the stick an throws a ball off into the distance.
- continues to hit a ball back and fourth while other people watch on the sides.
- then swings violently at the pinata as someone moves it higher and then drops the pinata right above his head.
- continues walking around with the stick until another grab and throws him down.
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then swings violently at the pinata as someone moves it higher and then drops the pinata right above his head.