context: A wrestler stands up outside a ring. Other wrestlers pick him up and prepare to put him through a table. they

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- sit and end their match as spectators watch them finish.
- finish talking and walk off as an older man catches a wrestler in the chest.
- put him down and start the match.
- slam him down on the table and he breaks it.
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context: How to understand the concept of a metaphor
Note comparisons.
A metaphor links two ideas through imagery or mental pictures. A metaphor is an analogy, which means it aims to describe an object by comparing it to another one.

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- Examples include : " it was raining cats and dogs. " " people in glass houses should not throw stones.
- It generally interprets two things as equal when only one thought is contained within the other one. There are also comparisons that claim a particular object is independent or similar to another, such as " 3 plants grew together in a crowded parking lot.
- Pictures such as shapes (objects like trees) and sounds (noises) are not comparisons. Imagine you are playing in a well-lit room and notice that there are no windows in your room.
- For example, it might seem like a measurable phenomenon by comparing the two images of the same object when a person had a different hairstyle. Comparisons are often done to note an object's current shape, texture, or color.
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context: How to take out a mortise lock
Open the door.
On the edge of the door you should see a long brass plate with a latch, a bolt and a couple of buttons. On the inside there is usually a knob that actuates the latch, and a thumb-turn that throws the bolt.

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- Besides the knob, there are other hardware that can help you perform a mortise lock. Most commonly you will find this in a nearby door leading to the attic.
- They can be mounted horizontally, just to the right of the door handle, or arranged side, so that when you move the latch to the side, the lock works directly over there when you unlock the door. Use a lockpick or other long-handled tool.
- On the outside, there is usually a grip handle with a small thumb actuated lever, and above this is a lock cylinder and escutcheon. Look carefully at the shank of the inside knob.
- On the exterior there is usually a lever that a lockpick uses to open the door. If it is open with the lock fit you should be able to pull open the latch much easier, as a mortise lock needs to come out regularly.
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context: A man is sitting behind two congas with one shoulder rolled up. after he

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- is done, he uses a tool to smooth out the ridges.
- finishes talking, he begins hitting the conga.
- jumps doing flips and something like that he falls onto his back and sits up.
- rubs rub oil on the congas he has applied with a type of lotion.
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finishes talking, he begins hitting the conga.