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A woman and a child are in the kitchen rolling out some dough with a rolling pin. they

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- strip the dough into small tubes and stack it into a bowl.
- lay some dough onto the wall and start mixing the dough.
- roll out the dough and then the woman moves the dough to a mat and cuts out shapes from it, placing the shapes on a silver pan in front of the child.
- put the bowl into a large flat glass bowl.
A: roll out the dough and then the woman moves the dough to a mat and cuts out shapes from it, placing the shapes on a silver pan in front of the child.

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How to make friendship fairy bread
Preheat the oven to 350 f or 180 c.
Melt the butter in a saucepan. When the butter is melted, set it aside to cool. It is important that you cool the butter before working with it because you do not want the sugar to melt too fast-you want it crystallized on the top of each biscuit.

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- Add the corn meal to the butter. Stir it, then add the corn meal.
- Whisk the eggs with the butter. While the butter is still warm, add the eggs by hand and mix until creamy and fluffy.
- Combine the white sugar, brown sugar and cinnamon in a bowl. Flatten or roll out the buttermilk biscuits, making sure to lay them on a flat surface.
- For a simple alternative, you can put the bread in the oven for about 5 minutes or so and then pour it through a colander for easy cleanup. Mash 2 cups of sugar into a large saucepan.
A: Combine the white sugar, brown sugar and cinnamon in a bowl. Flatten or roll out the buttermilk biscuits, making sure to lay them on a flat surface.

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How to identify causes of diarrhea
Determine whether you might have a virus.
Viruses are a common cause of diarrhea that are passed from person to person through handshakes, shared utensils, and touching the same surfaces. Children attending school or going to daycare are at increased risk of getting a virus that can cause bacteria.

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- Your doctor may ask how you explain your symptoms to the staff. If you have been in a more stressful environment, you might explain to the staff what you have noticed.
- If you or your child recently spent time in a public area trafficked by a lot of other people, you may have picked up a virus. Viral gastroenteritis is a viral infection in the small intestines and stomach.
- Know if you have celiac disease. Celiac disease is an risk factor for developing germs, including the intestinal virus known as senna.
- Milkshakes, pickles, and milk made with amoxicillin and fluoroquinone build up bacteria. If your child is vomiting or if they refuse to urinate, they might have diarrhea.
A: If you or your child recently spent time in a public area trafficked by a lot of other people, you may have picked up a virus. Viral gastroenteritis is a viral infection in the small intestines and stomach.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A boy is in a salon chair. a woman

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- brokers a client's cut off hair then braids it.
- shows a nail file.
- talks to the boy holding a razor.
- is cutting the boy's hair.
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is cutting the boy's hair.