context: How to use a microwave
Place the microwave on a flat, dry surface.
A clean counter in your kitchen or a solid, wooden table would be good for the microwave. Do not put the microwave near a gas or electric range, such as your stove.
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next sentence for the context: Make sure the microwave's air vents on one side are not being blocked. Check that the roller ring and glass tray are secure in the microwave.

context: How to caress a woman
Caress her lips with yours.
When you lean in for a kiss, you shouldn't try to plant your lips on hers and ram your tongue in her mouth. Instead, be gentle and take things slowly, especially at first.
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next sentence for the context: You should move in to give her a soft kiss and then pause to caress her lips with yours by holding the kiss for a few seconds. You can caress the top lip and then the bottom lip, showing her that kisses really matter to you.

context: A man plays an accordion in the street. He is wearing a hoodie. He is sitting next to his bike. a man
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context: How to survive a wildfire
Remain calm.
The situation is extremely dangerous, but panicking will only hinder your ability to adapt to the situation and survive.
Breathing techniques are an excellent way to keep calm, if the air is not too smoky already.
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Take a deep breath in for four seconds, then exhale slowly for four seconds. Repeat until you feel more calm and in control, but again, if the air is already smokey you should not take deep breaths.