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This video shows viewers how to wrap gifts using cloth. first

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- , the gift wrap is washed with hot water and a hand towel, afterwards it's dried with a blow dryer, water and wrapping paper.
- , the woman puts two books on both ends of the cloth and she folds both ends of the cloth together.
- the gifts are conjoined, about half stuffed and the other half wrapped.
- they rub the cloth over paper sides of a christmas tree.

OUT: , the woman puts two books on both ends of the cloth and she folds both ends of the cloth together.

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A woman stands on a rocky shore with the words "tai-ji-quan forma de 10 ejercicios de estilo yang" overlaid on the screen. She performs slow, tai chi-like techniques by the water with the sun to her back. she

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- kicks her legs slightly and continues to posture, head back, and then does more acrobatic moves.
- sits on the ground and catches her breath in the sun while lifting it towards her face.
- dismounts and does a single hand stand followed by several forward hand thrusting patterns before a live screen showing images of the tai-holding techniques also appear.
- finishes her routine and the director and copyright are shown on screen.

OUT: finishes her routine and the director and copyright are shown on screen.

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How to buy salad greens
Select lettuce for a versatile option.
If you're not sure what type of greens work best with the salad you're planning, lettuce is usually the best choice. Lettuce has a mild, often sweet taste that goes well with almost anything, and is available in a variety of shapes and sizes.

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- The lettuce is good for any meal that you find exactly what you're going for. If you're eating salads for dinner, salad greens is usually the last thing you're going to eat.
- Knowing what salad greens would be best to you and the green groups you're considering helps you to evaluate which salad greens you like. Begin with lettuce leaf lettuce.
- Lettuce florets are relatively abundant and lend an inviting appearance to a salad salad, as well as a roomier-looking platter for your main course. Create holes in the lettuce mixture for the leaves to rest in.
- You can choose from loose leaf and head lettuces. Loose leaf varieties come in loose bunches, while head lettuce grows in a tighter ball.

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You can choose from loose leaf and head lettuces. Loose leaf varieties come in loose bunches, while head lettuce grows in a tighter ball.