context: Two young girls perform backflips in their home. they

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- move from one hurdle to the next.
- go outside and do several flips on the grass.
- come to a halt next to each other, then stand together to give thank you.
- use their body and heads for balance.
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next sentence for the context: go outside and do several flips on the grass.

context: The video begins with details of a field hockey team's victory in the final championship game. The stadium shows the two teams competing in the game hockey. the crowd

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- applauds the players as they victory.
- cheers them on for the successful but unsuccessful game.
- is loudly cheering as one team becomes victorious.
- chants the score, then the video ends.
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context: How to detect blood in urine
Inspect the color of your urine.
Blood will often make your urine appear to be red, pink or brown (similar in shade to coca-cola). After you pee, step back and inspect the color of the urine before you flush the toilet to look for abnormal colors in it.

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- Abnormal red urine might indicate an allergic reaction or a blood clot. Red urine will cause you to be nauseated and cause change in your urine color to stay solid.
- If there are any abnormal colors in the urine, it could be signs of a blood poisoning. Severe: if you see noticeable blood stains in the urine, you can use a flush flushing test.
- Your urine should be clear or a very light yellow in shade. It should resemble the color of lemon juice from one squeezed lemon.
- Many people do not flush their urine; some people need immediate attention to make sure their urine is clear and free of abnormal colored streaks. On the contrary, blood is usually bright and colorful, with reddish-yellow very dark spots and a glossy appearance.
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context: How to make almond milk with a juicer
Place 1 cup (170 g) of plain, unsalted almonds in a large bowl.
These are sometimes called " sweet almonds. "
Pour 3 cups (0.7 l) of cold water into the bowl.

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- In this formula , 2 cups (710 g) of condensed milk is 1 cup (237 ml) of regular almond milk. Place a heavy book on the side of your juicer.
- Stir the almonds until the mixture is well-blended. The water will resolve any moisture clinging to the pulp.
- Allow the nuts to soak overnight, or for approximately 8 to 12 hours. The soaking process makes the almonds soft enough to juice.
- The water should cover the nuts completely and achieve a smooth consistency. Use a slotted spoon to completely cover the nuts.
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Allow the nuts to soak overnight, or for approximately 8 to 12 hours. The soaking process makes the almonds soft enough to juice.