context: A man is seen doing flips on a soft floor while moving in slow motion. the man

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- continues performing several tricks across the floor and ends with a title sequence across the screen.
- speaks to the camera while showing how to use the floor.
- continues moving around the area and ends with him jumping off the side.
- walks out of frame while walking back in and out of frame and is seen a few times.
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next sentence for the context: continues performing several tricks across the floor and ends with a title sequence across the screen.

context: How to know if your girlfriend is ready to kiss you
Watch her eyes.
You should be able to tell a lot about your girlfriend's desire to kiss you from her eyes. They don't say the eyes are the windows to the soul for nothing.

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- If she looks you directly in the eye, she is probably establishing intimacy and is at least open to kissing you. Although eye contact is almost always a positive sign, remember that sometimes people look down or away because they are shy or nervous.
- If your girlfriend scans your gaze across the room and licks your cheek when you look at her, then you're pretty much hoping to kiss her. This is even more risky than it sounds, with your point being that she's more interested in the kiss than in the kiss.
- When your girlfriend raises her eyebrows, looks at you, or sips a drink with you, she is ready to kiss you, and she is sure that her feelings are mutual. Women may blush a lot at first when they are in a relationship, but after that, you can really tell whether she is ready.
- Look for some eye contact and try to hold her gaze as you would a snack. If your girlfriend says she's ready for that, it's true, but let her decide! If her eyes are glued to you all night, then there's a good chance she's ready to kiss you.
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next sentence for the context: If she looks you directly in the eye, she is probably establishing intimacy and is at least open to kissing you. Although eye contact is almost always a positive sign, remember that sometimes people look down or away because they are shy or nervous.

context: How to disinfect a wound
Wash your hands.
Soap and water are all you need. Work up a good lather.

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- This can be achieved with ordinary soap or by scrubbing with a cotton-bristled toothbrush. Blot all the soap out of your wound.
- If using alcohol, dilute it with warm water. Wipe down your hands with soap or a clean towel.
- Then soak the injured area in the wash mixture or use a sterile cotton ball. Rub a small amount of the mixture over the wound, which should help clean it and prevent a blood clot from forming.
- Then, rub your hands together long enough to sing the " happy birthday " song. Make sure you get the backs of your hands, fingertips, and under your fingernails, if possible.
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next sentence for the context: Then, rub your hands together long enough to sing the " happy birthday " song. Make sure you get the backs of your hands, fingertips, and under your fingernails, if possible.

context: How to make someone feel comfortable with you
Introduce yourself.
People are more comfortable if they feel that they know you. You can help them get to know you by introducing yourself at the beginning of any conversation (unless the person already knows you).

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- Even simple introductions can make a big difference in the way a person treats you. Join a club, craft, sports team, or community center.
- Try having some conversations with them on television or on the internet (one-on-one). Or you can just say hi to a stranger (by sticking out your hand out and saying " hi " or " how are you? ") and smile at them.
- When you introduce yourself, look the person in the eyes, shake their hand firmly, tell them your name, and say something like " it's nice to meet you. " It is also a good idea to repeat a person's name back to them by saying something like " it's nice to meet you, john.
- However, be sure to set aside a time and place where the person can do so without being rushed. For example, you might meet a person at a coffee shop--just avoid places with loud, crowded people, like the dollar store or the mall.
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When you introduce yourself, look the person in the eyes, shake their hand firmly, tell them your name, and say something like " it's nice to meet you. " It is also a good idea to repeat a person's name back to them by saying something like " it's nice to meet you, john.