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She throws another stick in a grassy field, where her coaches watch on. A man gives her a medal. in a grassy field

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- , she throws a stick.
- , an coach uses a stick to chase a cow and keep it from the field.
- , a man throws older boys a ribbon to hold in the hand.
- , a girl runs.
A: , she throws a stick.

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How to recognize thrush symptoms (oropharyngeal candidiasis )
Look for white lesions in the mouth.
These lesions (a catch-all term for damaged or abnormal tissue) are plaque-like because they are raised and can be in various sizes or come together to cover larger areas. The lesions are typically white and look like cottage cheese, though they might also be red and raw-looking.

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- They are caused by lesions getting burst or stuck in the mouth. Look for the whiteness of damaged or abnormal areas.
- They might be located on your tongue, gums, tonsils, inner cheeks, or on the roof of your mouth. They will probably be quite swollen and might bleed if rubbed or scraped.
- See a doctor if you have a condition that causes puffiness or swelling in your mouth. These lesions appear as raised lesions that are red and raw-looking.
- The lesions may be thick or thin and develop abnormal lesions. Whatever kinds of lesions appear, treat them as soon as possible.
A: They might be located on your tongue, gums, tonsils, inner cheeks, or on the roof of your mouth. They will probably be quite swollen and might bleed if rubbed or scraped.

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A stack of oatmeal cookies is shown on the screen. Butter and other ingredients are spread into a bowl. they

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- are then formed into cookies and baked.
- are then stirred with a fastener.
- then bake in a skillet until the cookies are ready.
- serve it in a rectangular, dough cake with colander.
A: are then formed into cookies and baked.

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How to feed vegetables to picky eaters
Make vegetables into fries.
Crunchy, crispy, salty french fries are one of the tastiest foods out there and kids generally love them. Try swapping in a more nutrient dense vegetable (like a sweet potato).

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- Have them gnaw every three inches and add vegetables to the fries with bigger fries that continue to add to the total amount of fries. You can replace salt with vinegar to make vegetables easier to eat.
- You'll be able to enjoy a serving of vegetables without feeling like you're eating a bland, boring or bitter item. Using spices, such as rosemary, garlic powder, or thyme, is a healthier alternative to salt for adding flavor.
- Veggies can contain lots of sweet, sour and earthy flavors. Switching out the red onion in vegetable fries or topping it with a broccoli, spinach or bell pepper adds color and a kick to pasta fries.
- A roll or pastry can replace sweet potatoes. Tomato's will give your kids the perfect treat.
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You'll be able to enjoy a serving of vegetables without feeling like you're eating a bland, boring or bitter item. Using spices, such as rosemary, garlic powder, or thyme, is a healthier alternative to salt for adding flavor.