context: A woman is talking as she is seated in a room. She shows off a braid in her hair. she

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- then shows how to fix it.
- then demonstrates how to make the braid.
- pulls it through several times combing it out.
- then combs it through as she speaks.
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next sentence for the context: then demonstrates how to make the braid.

context: A man is standing outside of his house wearing a beanie and a hoodie. he

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- picks up a vacuum and moves it around the yard.
- is talking and pointing to his plant life that he has outside of his home that looks like it almost dying.
- holds a roof up over his head, and begins painting the roof.
- is holding a shovel in his hands and mowing his yard.
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next sentence for the context: is talking and pointing to his plant life that he has outside of his home that looks like it almost dying.

context: How to prepare for a banking job
Get a high school diploma or ged.
Most banking jobs require at least a high school diploma or ged, and they often require more formal education. If you are interested in becoming a bank teller, you can usually apply with only a high school diploma.

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- Get your general education to become a bank teller. Many banks also require u.s.
- You will also need to pass a background check before getting started. Once hired, you will be trained to do the specific job you've been hired for.
- Some banks will require that you offer a master's degree in banking, rather than the necessary education for the job. Have a degree at your local college.
- The next step is getting the required college education (or ged). Some bank teller positions will require additional courses from a diploma or ged rather than just a college degree.
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next sentence for the context: You will also need to pass a background check before getting started. Once hired, you will be trained to do the specific job you've been hired for.

context: How to finish pine stair treads
Use a power sander and a medium-grade disc to sand the treads.
Attach a medium-grade sanding disc to a power sander, plug it in, and turn it on. Go over the entire surface of each tread to start smoothing out the roughness of the wood.

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- Sand the treads with a fine grit sandpaper. Use an upper-grade sandpaper.
- Puree medium grade sanding discs and replace old ones with finer grade sand. Sand each tread with a medium grit sandpaper.
- It's necessary to sand the surface of your treads before doing anything else. This should remove the unsightly orange tint of the pine, buff out scratches, and also allow the pine to better accept the stain.
- Buff out any scuffs with sandpaper. Use a paper sander and a rag or pad to buff out any scuffs.
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It's necessary to sand the surface of your treads before doing anything else. This should remove the unsightly orange tint of the pine, buff out scratches, and also allow the pine to better accept the stain.