context: How to calculate diving scores
Write down the execution scores.
Each judge rates the dive from 0 (" completely failed ") to 10 (" excellent "), using half-point increments. This is based on how well the diver performs, from his starting position to entry into the water.

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- When you hit " 50, " a judge can award you more points. Exclamation marks at the start of each dive count.
- Check each note at the beginning of the jump to see where the pokemon has jumped from. Near the end of the jump, it will be doubled in size.
- Once you have determined how well the diver performs, you can learn more about how to calculate your diving accuracy. Some judges say a diver is most accurate at two angles, while others say they are better in both positions.
- The judges do not take difficulty into account for this score. Example: a diver receives execution scores of 6.5 , 7.0 , 7.0 , 7.5 , 7.5 , 8.0, and 8.0.
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context: He uses an electric clipper to groom the sideburns and the temples. He also trims the back and sides of his head with the clippers. he

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- then picks up some lipstick on the table to apply it to his face.
- uses scissors to trim the hair and give it a finished look.
- decorates with a very light style lip liner to complete the look.
- then polishes his front teeth with a razor.
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context: The working man walks over to the older man's camel, pulls his rope up, instructs the elderly man how to sit on the camel, and the camel stands up while the older man also holds on tight while smiling. The worker grabs the rope to guide the camels and the camels start to walk. a child

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- walks up to the worker and the man holds the rope out to the child, the child grabs the rope and walks the camel's with the working man walking closely behind him holding a stick.
- lathers up the camel while the man blindfolds them.
- throws aside a serving cart when she stands in front of the camel.
- helps them down the slide.
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context: How to celebrate your husband's birthday with no money
Plan a scavenger hunt for your husband.
Create a scavenger hunt based around places that mean something to you and your husband. Clues could be for where you had your first date, where a funny moment happened, or somewhere you've always wanted to go.

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- You could even design a little theme for each place. Make it easy for your husband to come up with an idea at any one time.
- Select the activities that will be meaningful to your husband. You may also want to give him an entire sheet of writing and photos from your relationship that you both are studying online.
- Maybe you've always wanted to work in stores and see the latest fashion trends. Or maybe you've always wanted to travel to europe and the possibilities are endless! Plan your scavenger hunt around specific things, dates, and periods.
- If you have kids, you can let the kids create the scavenger hunt by making up clues that go around the house. Explore nature with the family or just the two of you.
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If you have kids, you can let the kids create the scavenger hunt by making up clues that go around the house. Explore nature with the family or just the two of you.