context: Asian woman is singing and playing the drums moving her head and having fun, women playing the guitar are beside her. woman

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- stands up fom the drums and thank.
- is doing tai chi on the triceps doing a hip hip hop.
- is wearing white and dancing the drums running near to drums behind her and the rolls of paper close to the buttons to push to make music.
- in short is singing playing violin in her bedroom.
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next sentence for the context: stands up fom the drums and thank.

context: Several kids are running around on a sandy beach. they

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- go across a large inflatable v-shape.
- are then shown playing a game of soccer with penalty walkover.
- are playing a game of pool.
- are chasing a ball as they kick it to each other.
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next sentence for the context: are chasing a ball as they kick it to each other.

context: How to replant a tree
Evaluate whether the tree is healthy enough to move.
If your tree is unhealthy, it's more likely to die from shock while being replanted. If your tree is dehydrated or diseased, try to treat its ailment as much as possible before moving it.

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- Trees older than 3 years are more likely to suffer damage while being transplanted. Amateur gardeners should not attempt to transplant trees with a trunk diameter larger than 2 inches (5.1 cm).
- Your tree's core moisture will also help keep it healthy. If your tree is severely undernourished, reduce the amount of water it gets daily.
- If possible, put it in a new location for replanting. If your tree is dead, it won't recover until you plan to replant it.
- Use a pesticide to try to halt the tree from becoming fertilized. Keeping your tree well hydrated and shiny will improve their natural nutrients.
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next sentence for the context: Trees older than 3 years are more likely to suffer damage while being transplanted. Amateur gardeners should not attempt to transplant trees with a trunk diameter larger than 2 inches (5.1 cm).

context: How to soak beans
Check the beans for rocks.
Pour the beans onto a large, flat baking sheet and spread them out until they're distributed across the entire surface. Sift through the beans by hand and pick out any foreign object you find.

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- Break the pods of beans apart with your fingers to distribute them evenly. The beans should be moist, pliable, and easy to remove.
- Then, spread them evenly throughout the sheet. You can spread these beans to the ends of a jug or in a single layer, but an entire bowl or pan may be better.
- Place the pot on top of the stovetop. After you've laid all the beans on their sides on the baking sheet, spread the beans evenly so the beans don't get scattered all over the place.
- No amount of soaking will soften a rock! Since beans grow in the ground, it's not uncommon for them to contain small stones or other debris. Rocks will usually be easy to spot, as they're colorless and tend to be smaller than most kinds of beans.
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next sentence for the context:
No amount of soaking will soften a rock! Since beans grow in the ground, it's not uncommon for them to contain small stones or other debris. Rocks will usually be easy to spot, as they're colorless and tend to be smaller than most kinds of beans.