context: How to cook fish on a barbecue
Clean the grill grate.
One of the trickiest parts of cooking fish on a barbecue is making sure it doesn't stick. If your grill grate still has bits of the last thing you cooked stuck to it, the fish's delicate skin and flesh will stick to the grate and the fish will fall apart.
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next sentence for the context: Clean your grill grate well with a stiff-wired grill brush. After you've scraped off all the bigger chunks of debris, finish the job by wiping off the dust with a dampened paper towel.

context: A man is sitting on a couch drinking a beer. He stands up and walks out the door. someone
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context: How to inspect a newly purchased vehicle before delivery
Ensure you are provided with all relevant documents like insurance and vehicle registration before taking final delivery.
Be cheerful and act cordially with staff.
Be patient.
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next sentence for the context: Minor delays are sometimes unavoidable. If you find anything not up to your mark during inspection, simply note it down on a piece of paper and bring it to the notice of staff.

context: How to stop ogling
Follow the three-second rule.
It's natural to glance at people as they walk by you, and a quick glance is usually okay. But if you find yourself looking for longer than 3 seconds, you're ogling.
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If you have to, time yourself in your head. If you get to three, you've looked too long.