context: A man reaches for a dodge ball rolling across the line when the other team launches an attack. two teams

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- engage in a game of field hockey.
- play a game of dodge ball in a gym.
- sweep past on the field, searching for any different players.
- of white team swimmers attempt to throw the ball to one another.
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context: A team of swimmers are huddled in. the team

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- gets in the pool.
- plays a game of curling.
- threw a yellow ball at each other.
- is using a board to surf the waves.
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context: There's a news reporter dressed in a pink floral dress and a white jacket giving an update on sports news. she

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- is talking about sunscreen and how to use them.
- is sitting at a camp fire pit and is showing a stack of facts of life on the spbe in front of her.
- joins a big news segment that begins with a couple of athletes interviewed at a small outdoor indoor stadium.
- shows events of the london paralympics.
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context: How to move to another state when you have custody of your child
Identify if you have sole custody.
In some-but not all-states, you can move your children out of state if you have a permanent order for sole custody. This is the law in california, for example.

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- In addition, you can't change your name without a court order. See the rest of this article for the instructions.
- However, many states don't acknowledge the concept of " sole " custody, and their laws will be very different. Accordingly, you always need to find out your state's requirements.
- You also should check if your state makes it so that you can take the child out of the state at any later date. In new york, for example, the alabama law states that you can do so even if you have a permanent order.
- However, if you do not have sole custody of your child, then you will need to be proactive about hiring the " custodial parent " to make the move. This person should be able to discuss your potential moves with you as well.
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However, many states don't acknowledge the concept of " sole " custody, and their laws will be very different. Accordingly, you always need to find out your state's requirements.