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How to do an underhand serve
Get your feet into position.
Stand with your non-dominant foot in front with your toes facing forward. Your dominant foot should be in the back with toes pointed slightly out.

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- This stance is great for using a live serve or a workout if you haven't done it already. Grip the ball in your dominant hand.
- Stand as be with your dominate foot facing forward, with the toes pointed slightly out. Your torso should be perpendicular to the ground.
- Your foot should be about 30 inches (91.1 cm) away from the floor. The second foot should be directly in front of your non-dominant foot, facing to the right and parallel to the floor.
- Shift your weight to your dominant foot. Make sure your hips are facing straight forward, not angled to the side.
A: Shift your weight to your dominant foot. Make sure your hips are facing straight forward, not angled to the side.

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We then see a man pushing a bike brake and adjusting it. The man pulls a cord on the bike near the tire. the men

OPTIONS:
- spray their tools on the pad.
- continue to carry the bike.
- do the proper push up and stop.
- then adjusts the bake lever again.
A: then adjusts the bake lever again.

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How to write a haiku poem
Go for a walk in nature.
Many haikus are inspired by objects in the natural world, such as trees, rocks, mountains, and flowers. To get ideas for your poem, take a walk in a park nearby or go for a hike in the woods.

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- There are also several types of nature poem (such as journaling). Most haikus have some form of repetition on several points on a given line.
- Shrubs, bushes, and leaves all help to draw people out of the natural world around them. Consider digging a small hole at the base of a tree to let in air.
- You may find that you enjoy being outside in nature, and appreciate the surroundings. Many haikus also feature an animal icon, such as a dog, perched on branches.
- Head to a mountain trail or a body of water like a river, lake, or beach. Spend some time in nature and observe it so you can get ideas for the poem.
A: Head to a mountain trail or a body of water like a river, lake, or beach. Spend some time in nature and observe it so you can get ideas for the poem.

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Two men alternatively dance on the street while pedestrian and road traffic pass by. Two women stop to watch the dancers. a man and a woman

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- watch an old television while dancing.
- stop to watch the dancers.
- dance in a plaza and by a fountain.
- show to high five one another and the two dance hawaiian style.
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stop to watch the dancers.