context: A person canoes down a narrow and rough waterway in a body of water surrounded by many rocks, a stone wall, trees and other people in canoes. a hand
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next sentence for the context: is seen paddling in the water along with the front of the canoe the person paddling is in, the body and face are not visible, however.

context: A man is practicing indoors, he is doing intervals of jumping while running. once he
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next sentence for the context: lands in the sand he goes back to start again.

context: How to handle tailgaters on the road
Remain calm and don't allow your emotions to get the better of you.
If you notice someone tailgating you, your first instinct might be to panic or get upset. You might either feel nervous that someone is following too closely, or you might be angry that someone is following too closely.
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next sentence for the context: Either way you need to take a couple of deep breaths and put your emotions aside for the time being. Remaining calm also ensures you're able to stay in control of your vehicle and avoid causing an accident.

context: A man with an instrument starts walking towards the three people and he begins to adjust his instrument. two of the people
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start dancing, the woman starts singing, then all the people are now holding instruments and are smiling as they start playing their instruments, dancing, and singing together.