context: How to make crescent puff smores
Preheat the oven to 325f/160c.
Melt two tablespoons of butter.
Put a bowl of butter in a microwave and heat it up for 30 seconds. If your butter has not completely melted, then put it in for about ten more seconds at a time until your butter is completely melted.

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- Depending on how many of these you make, you may need to add more butter later. Open and unfold the crescent rolls into individual triangles.
- Mix together the flour, baking powder, salt, and brown sugar in a small bowl. Separate the butter from the brown sugar, and put both into a small bowl (about 1/2 cup or about 1/4 of your size).
- Waiting a second or two makes for a dough that is very light and fluffy. Melt one tablespoon of brown sugar in a saucepan.
- Combine the ingredients in a microwave safe bowl. In the bowl, set aside three/four of your homemade crescent puff puff pieces.
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next sentence for the context: Depending on how many of these you make, you may need to add more butter later. Open and unfold the crescent rolls into individual triangles.

context: Another man from off the field runs in to help but he ends up fighting with the first guy who ran in to help and others have to break them apart. the game

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- ends and the two men keep fighting and kicking at each other without success.
- continues on with more people throughout and then it is just the two men again.
- continues on as the people compete against one another for a goal and only two to win.
- continues until the last score on the board is shown and it reads lismore 1-16 d la salle 1-15 and the spectators start to get up from the stands.
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next sentence for the context: continues until the last score on the board is shown and it reads lismore 1-16 d la salle 1-15 and the spectators start to get up from the stands.

context: Two young man and a man play pool hitting white balls with a cue stick. the young man

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- hits balls that land in the pocket of the pool table.
- turn along side the pool and handle the stick using both hands.
- again hits the balls and points to the white and the man continue shooting balls.
- throws the white ball, followed by the man covering the white ball.
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next sentence for the context: hits balls that land in the pocket of the pool table.

context: How to find the surface area of cylinders
Visualize the top and bottom of a cylinder.
A can of soup is the shape of a cylinder. If you think about it, the can has a top and a bottom that are the same.

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- To get the surface area of a cylinder, first focus on the top and bottom circles of the can. Many cans of soup bend in half to make a flat surface.
- Both of these ends are the shape of a circle. The first step to finding the surface area of your cylinder will be to find the surface area of these circular ends.
- The top should be solid for a tin can, and the bottom should be solid for a tube can. Then, look at the top and bottom of the form.
- Remember the first two measurements from step 7 when shopping for your cans: the top and bottom of the cylinder should be almost exactly the same. A can of soup is also known as a " works surface.
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Both of these ends are the shape of a circle. The first step to finding the surface area of your cylinder will be to find the surface area of these circular ends.