context: How to find water
Look for areas that have green foliage.
Green areas in a desert or plains area can indicate the presence of water. A line of trees or some foliage low on the ground may also hint at a creek bed or some other body of water.
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next sentence for the context: Scout the terrain for low-lying areas. Some examples of these include valleys, depressions, or crevices.

context: How to insert and remove a scleral lens
Make sure you are sitting down.
If you drop the lens while standing, it can shatter.
Make sure you are in a well-lit room.
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next sentence for the context: The plunger you will use to insert the lens has a small hole in it. This hole can be used to get a sense of how you're lining up the lens with your eye.

context: The camera briefly shifts right to show another individual. The camera returns to the woman still putting the shoe on. the camera
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next sentence for the context: shifts right to several individuals in the room, waiting for the woman to put her shoes on.

context: After, the woman mops the floor and wash it in the pail turning the handle, then the person squeeze the mop and cleans the floor again the floor. the person
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shows again how to wash and drain the mop, then mopping the floor.