context: How to paint feathers on your nails
Prep your nails.
Clean your nails and remove any old nail polish. Trim, shape, and file the tips.

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- Push back your cuticles, but don't apply the cuticle oil it; it is best left for last. Consider coating your cuticle area with petroleum jelly or white school glue.
- Nail polish tends to flake off over time. Regular nail polish may have started to wax or flake away.
- When you are ready, run a comb back through your nails to create a style. Do not over-file or rough do this.
- If you'd rather use a small nail file for easier removal, look for loose or broken nails. Also, trim the tips if you want a smoother finish.
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next sentence for the context: Push back your cuticles, but don't apply the cuticle oil it; it is best left for last. Consider coating your cuticle area with petroleum jelly or white school glue.

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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next sentence for the context: 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.

context: A man is standing inside a gym. He is holding an archery set and talking. he

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- shoots various pieces of wood with rapid fire.
- points to different types of bow and arrows.
- shoots an arrow and drops it.
- shows how to draw the bow and arrow and shoot.
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context: A boy is inline skating in a gym. He rounds it in several circles, passing other kids. he

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- goes back and forth across the track and jumps over a bar.
- stops shaking hands, talking to one of the camera men.
- completes the routine, jumping off at the end.
- keeps rolling casually around the room.
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keeps rolling casually around the room.