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A man is seen speaking to the camera while people play shuffleboard behind him. several clips

OPTIONS:
- are shown of shuffleboard players shooting baskets from the top deck and then flipping while others watch.
- are shown of people playing shuffleboard and falling down when another man comes up to help them.
- are shown of people playing shuffle board.
- are shown of him playing lacrosse with others while occasionally stepping up to make or break points.

OUT: are shown of people playing shuffle board.

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How to manage your credit cards
Differentiate between charge and credit cards.
Credit cards and charge cards both allow you to charge purchases to the card and pay for it later. However, this is where their similarities end.

OPTIONS:
- Charge cards require you to charge more than once. Call or visit your bank, credit union, or credit card company and inquire about charge rates.
- When one will likely charge money into one account for the other, while the other will just pay for one item that isn't outstanding, one card can charge a bit more than the other to make the price go up. So if you want to charge money for a convenience card, then you will need to check if the charges are regular or all-or-nothing.
- Where credit cards allow you a certain credit limit, charge cards have no set limit. Credit cards allow you to carry a balance between months and pay interest on that balance, but charge cards require that the month's charges be repaid in full at the end of each month.
- You don't need to be a resident of the united states to charge your credit card. Credit cards charge primarily for purchases like utilities and office supplies, while charged for major purchases such as groceries.

OUT: Where credit cards allow you a certain credit limit, charge cards have no set limit. Credit cards allow you to carry a balance between months and pay interest on that balance, but charge cards require that the month's charges be repaid in full at the end of each month.

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How to unpack before traveling
Find a suitable space for your suitcase or travel bag and items.
If you're not already spread out in a comfortable spot, do so now by transferring your packed case or bag to a suitable spot.
Unpack the entire case or bag.

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- Open it and generally unplug everything that's in it (suitcases are designed for moving more bulky items). Set your specific box of books, travel items, medicine and foods on a bookshelf.
- That's right! This is to ensure that nothing you put back in the case goes back in without good reason. Go through the items that you packed.
- Generally, at places that actually show cases, there should be a stack of items to unpack or you can pick off several at a time. If there are electronics scattered all over the place, that may make unpacking very physically demanding.
- Try to do this on a regular basis. Don't assume you'll get everything you need without first pulling out the contents.

OUT:
That's right! This is to ensure that nothing you put back in the case goes back in without good reason. Go through the items that you packed.