Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is seen walking around an area pointing to himself and speaking to the camera. the man

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- then begins performing various martial arts moves and kicking towards the camera.
- then paints a wall with paint and continues to paint while speaking to the camera.
- then shows a canvas and begins using it across a window.
- continues explaining more shots of himself skating around the area with others and smiling to the camera.
A: then begins performing various martial arts moves and kicking towards the camera.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Man is standing in a dark room weding a metal surface. man

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- is wearing a helmet welding in a suface.
- is holding a gold chain wettin the wooden floor with gold colored fluid.
- is holding a hammer and hammering tiles.
- is standing pite in front of a table and plcheting the block and grinding with picks.
A: is wearing a helmet welding in a suface.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Men are dressed in soccer gear that have the pepsi logo on their shirts and they are playing on a grassy field. very large sumos

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- start walking on the field with their own soccer ball in hand, and the soccer men approach them and the sumo points over to the pepsi cooler filled with soda.
- are playing a game of soccer with people from several different sumo types running around on several top of mountain slopes.
- are going through the field continuously, the sumo on the right is running as fast as he can as he is in the air, and the man in the green shirt fix his shirt and starts to bend backwards so he can put muscles on either side of his waist, the team went through the field and then field and continue playing.
- are next to them holding them up and one starts running toward a target.
A: start walking on the field with their own soccer ball in hand, and the soccer men approach them and the sumo points over to the pepsi cooler filled with soda.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to store herbs
Choose fresh and firm herbs to store.
When you're selecting herbs, you want to pick very perky bunches and avoid any with lots of wilting leaves, or any sliminess or spotting. Generally, leafy herbs will spoil more quickly, compared to heartier herbs, which can be stored more easily.

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- Tender herbs, like kale and spinach, should be fresh and firm. Ripe and delicate herbs, like mint, tomatoes, cabbage and carrots should be picked thin and soft.
- Look for healthy, fresh leaves around the stem or the blossom of the herb. Young plants which look wilted or become limp or feel stringy quickly can be packed into uneaten bags.
- Look for one with leafy stems and a plump gut. Choose small, fresh bunches of the herbs you typically opt for, as they will store the sugar and other ingredients much better than large, firm bunches of fresh or store-bought herbs.
- Leafy herbs include basil, cilantro, parsley, and mint, and should be stored in water in the fridge. Hearty herbs include sage, rosemary, thyme, and dill.
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Leafy herbs include basil, cilantro, parsley, and mint, and should be stored in water in the fridge. Hearty herbs include sage, rosemary, thyme, and dill.