context: How to start a deep conversation
Start with small talk.
You may not want to jump right into a deep discussion once you meet up with somebody. Instead, ease into it.

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- Talk about minor issues or questions at random times. Talk about how much you have in common and things you both enjoy.
- Start a small conversation by asking about the person's plans for next year, and how they'll be doing the most during that time. Avoid getting an " a " in small talk.
- Start with some easy conversation like, " how's your day going? " or ,' " how are you handling exams? " use your small talk to build upon and lead into deeper questions. If you're nervous to bring up a topic with someone, don't spend all your time planning what you will say.
- You'll feel more comfortable talking in small talk if you start by asking about something that you've been thinking about or a specific matter you're having a conversation about. While it's important to be open and honest, avoiding information that's already known or seems too personal can make things awkward in your conversation and will make you feel less comfortable and at ease.
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next sentence for the context: Start with some easy conversation like, " how's your day going? " or ,' " how are you handling exams? " use your small talk to build upon and lead into deeper questions. If you're nervous to bring up a topic with someone, don't spend all your time planning what you will say.

context: A video shows how to paint old furniture. a man in overalls

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- , cleaning the paint off the furniture.
- sprays oil on the front of an old wooden chair which he taps with a brush, and the table progressively grosser, until yellow drips is mixed with that of other painted wood pieces.
- is painting the floorboards of a room.
- appears, showing off several kinds of paint brushes and talking about each of them.
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next sentence for the context: appears, showing off several kinds of paint brushes and talking about each of them.

context: How to use a weed whacker
Get the weed whacker ready to go.
If you have a gas-powered device, check for gas. Electric, plug that bad boy up and make sure it won't come undone anytime soon.

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- If you have an anti-stripper module, give it a spin. Keep an eye on the nozzle design and any other looks your device comes up with.
- If you don't have a power supply, feel free to use your own. As long as you make sure it's plugged in, gas flies no matter where you live.
- Hold the weed whacker as close to the ground as possible, so as to find a comfortable position before you even turn it on. Turn the weed whacker on, and start weeding, using a steady side to side motion, walking forward, leveling weeds, and continuing forward.
- Bring the inventive chit switch switch. Connect your gas meter to the body of the mower and turn it on.
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next sentence for the context: Hold the weed whacker as close to the ground as possible, so as to find a comfortable position before you even turn it on. Turn the weed whacker on, and start weeding, using a steady side to side motion, walking forward, leveling weeds, and continuing forward.

context: A large group of people is standing and walking around several stacks of inner-tubes and a bus. two young children

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- are standing in between the inner tubes holding shuttlecock and the waters are pouring down and the child holding is letting the kids float down.
- slide down the sidewalk and get into the inner tubes.
- are sitting in one of the bus seats.
- are seen climbing onto pogo sticks with one holding a ladder and the other climbing on a rope.
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are sitting in one of the bus seats.