context: One tuber runs into branches, one stands up and falls over. The cameraman turns circles in his tube then has a snack. one guy

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- gets his head tangled in branches.
- reach a stem, falls over then makes his way across the ground.
- sits on the sidewalk cleaning his shoes.
- mixes several liquids and coffee beans together.
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next sentence for the context: gets his head tangled in branches.

context: A large crowd of people are seen sitting in an audience followed by a man hitting a large set of drums. the man

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- continues playing the drums and ends by bowing and the audience clapping.
- continues playing the drums and adds his hands to end and looks down.
- then demonstrates how to properly hit the drums playing properly while the audience claps and claps in response.
- starts playing on the drums at regular speed while looking around the camera.
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next sentence for the context: continues playing the drums and ends by bowing and the audience clapping.

context: How to learn business accounting
Take the right classes in high school.
High school students interested in pursuing accounting careers should choose classes that fulfill the prerequisite requirements for college-level classes. Mathematics classes prepare you for the courses you will need to take in accounting.

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- Recognizing the schools in which you will need to take courses will help you to prepare school for business and business. Find elective courses at your local department school.
- Some math classes consider courses you can attend during college as classes to gain practical experience. Work as a midwifery trainee by applying for travel through atms and entryways/authorized schools, on courses like accounting, business, philosophy, finance, engineering and economics and various other courses that you will pursue down the road.
- You might also use online accounting to study the relevant courses. Courses on analytical writing (cch), technical writing (a specific skill similar to real office writing) and computer skills (a particular skill that you can learn in college) are also useful.
- In addition, you will need to take classes to prepare for the general education requirements. College accounting programs usually require students to have completed two years of high school algebra and geometry and one advanced math class such as calculus.
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next sentence for the context: In addition, you will need to take classes to prepare for the general education requirements. College accounting programs usually require students to have completed two years of high school algebra and geometry and one advanced math class such as calculus.

context: How to make homemade liquid dish soap
Mix the water and soap flakes.
Add 2 cups (470 ml) of water and cup (9 g) of soap flakes to a medium sauce pan. Use a spoon to stir the ingredients together so the soap is mixed throughout the water.

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- You can use a regular dishwasher to mix your liquid soap with the soap mixture. You can make up your own water dish soap by combining 2 parts water and 1 part soap, or you can purchase a natural water dish soap mix at a local supermarket.
- Soap flakes are usually sold in the laundry aisle at grocery stores. You can substitute soap shavings for store-bought flakes if you prefer.
- You can also stir in 2 tbsp (30 ml) of olive oil or coconut oil. Make sure that the food is well-mixed into the liquid mixture so it doesn't separate.
- You can make a semi-carbonated dish soap by mixing it with water and soap flakes. You can also make a liquid dish soap using a bread pan, bowl, or butter and water.
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Soap flakes are usually sold in the laundry aisle at grocery stores. You can substitute soap shavings for store-bought flakes if you prefer.