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Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to emcee an event
Meet with the planner of the event to review all the information that will be presented.
In some cases, the event planner is also the emcee.
Talk personally to each of the performers or presenters.

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- Ask them if they require anything special in their introduction. Ask them to pronounce their full name, so that you can say it with ease.
- Do some preliminary research to have an idea of what they like about each performer or presenter. Note which suggestions they are willing to recommend.
- Sit them down somewhere private, so that each gets a chance to speak. You might also want to collect the input of the viewers as well as trusted people from these scenarios to ensure that both hosts can take turns speaking.
- Look to him or her during the emcee's time. Remember: he or she will often make dramatic presentations, so be prepared, as well.
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Ask them if they require anything special in their introduction. Ask them to pronounce their full name, so that you can say it with ease.

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How to coauthor a paper
Talk to faculty.
If you're a student, talking to faculty in your department may be the easiest way for you to find potential partners to coauthor a paper with you. Even if you already work out in the field, university professors may be able to help connect you with potential partners and other resources.

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- Particularly if you decide to take courses in microbiology, anatomy, physics, or other related disciplines. You can find faculty connections on your school's website and share this information with faculty members.
- It may even be time to discuss your readiness to join a faculty organization. Some colleges have a professors template board where a single professor can share his opinions and ideas for a given paper.
- Professors may be able to give you advice on finding a partner to coauthor a paper for a fee. Be sure to let faculty know this is a project that you are working on now, without asking about their opinion.
- Target faculty whose research interests within the larger discipline are similar to your own. They sometimes have requests for papers, and may have something that would interest you.
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Target faculty whose research interests within the larger discipline are similar to your own. They sometimes have requests for papers, and may have something that would interest you.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

A man grabs the hammer and attempts to hit a blue ball through the same hole the woman tried to get the yellow ball through. the woman

OPTIONS:
- gave the same instruction to another first person person inside of the hockey cave.
- tries to help an older man try and leave the hole the man wanted.
- attempts to put in the hole but fails and hits the pinata instead.
- hands the camera to the man and he films her hitting a red ball towards the hole.
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hands the camera to the man and he films her hitting a red ball towards the hole.

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How to train at home
Start with the legs.
Sit down, spread your legs as far as they will go.
Stretch toward the right or left leg holding it for 30-45 seconds.

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- Do not move on until you feel comfortable reaching your arms. Walk to the left, then to the right side and hold both legs at the same time for 30-60 seconds.
- Switch to opposite leg and do the same. Stretch toward the middle as far forward as you can.
- Sit back down and repeat the exercise on the other leg. Start with your feet, pushing down from your knees toward your butt.
- Without lifting your legs too far back, gently walk them slightly across the floor to increase the stretch of your calf muscles. Keep your calf muscles relaxed as you walk, so any discomfort or pain you experience during the exercise will soon fade away.
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Switch to opposite leg and do the same. Stretch toward the middle as far forward as you can.