context: . a man skip rope in a drive way

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- , jumps, flips, and does all the moves he is taught on the ski jump.
- , then the man jumps and skip rope.
- and draw more visible numbers on the ground so he can give over a pass.
- , then he hops to the rope and walk down while the man fall on the ground and get back on the floor.
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next sentence for the context: , then the man jumps and skip rope.

context: How to know what waves you should be surfing
Learn what " broken waves " or " white waves " are.
A broken wave is one that has already broken or crumbled and is now rolling in towards the beach. The waves that you should not be catching are known as " unbroken waves " or " green waves ".

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- Be aware that you should not be catching an incomplete wave as this can lead to breakage. Know what " broken waves " are.
- These are the waves that others have been searching for but do not yet know how to control. In order to view wave formation and break formation you should think about what colors of waves you are surfing on.
- Start off by catching smaller waves and progress to slightly larger waves with more power. Select waves by looking out to the horizon.
- The broken waves are known as " serious " waves or " windy waves ". Learn which wave fins to look for.
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next sentence for the context: Start off by catching smaller waves and progress to slightly larger waves with more power. Select waves by looking out to the horizon.

context: How to detect sarcasm in writing
See if the writer adds letters to common words.
Sarcasm in writing can be difficult to detect in text due to the absence of verbal tone, which is often used to convey sarcasm when speaking. If someone is being sarcastic in writing, he or she may add multiple letters to common words to indicate a sarcastic tone.

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- Sometimes sarcasm is so commonplace you won't even be aware. Sarcasm usually seems to appear in the middle of every sentence.
- A writer may use multiple letters to indicate an elongated syllable. In real life, if someone makes a statement you do not believe, you may respond by saying, " right, " but stretching out the word sarcastically.
- You may hear a tone of " of " every time the writer adds another word in a sentence, or condense all of the letters to make a statement of sarcasm. Pay attention to common sarcasm that people make.
- Look for the " stop " sign so the writer can restate the phrase and change the punctuation. You may notice other writing mistakes or things that the writer hasn't told you about.
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next sentence for the context: A writer may use multiple letters to indicate an elongated syllable. In real life, if someone makes a statement you do not believe, you may respond by saying, " right, " but stretching out the word sarcastically.

context: How to recognize your employees
Chat with your staff.
Something as simple as stopping by to talk to employees will make them feel recognized. Stop by on a friday afternoon so that employees can feel validated before heading off to the weekend.

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- If you've hired a new employee and want to let them know you're a prospect, send or email a message to let them know who you are and how much you enjoy working with them. You could send message on linkedin or twitter.
- Walk up to a desk and say, " hi guys. How was the weekend? What's the update on your policies here? ".
- You don't have to say much. Ask them how their week went and what their plans are during the weekend.
- If you're working in a small office, you could stop by during your break at night to say hello or talk to your staff member. For instance, you could say " hi, my name is jill kan.
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You don't have to say much. Ask them how their week went and what their plans are during the weekend.