context: A man is seen speaking to the camera indoors as well as outdoors. He points to several objects while leading into dirt being shown as well as plaster. people

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- work on the roof while another man tries to clean it while still speaking.
- are seen chipping away at more school supplies as well as brushing down the wood while showing pictures of people.
- are seen putting plaster all over the walls while the man continues to speak.
- are seen using tools to demonstrate how to clean and move objects and others are seen cleaning at the same time.
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next sentence for the context: are seen putting plaster all over the walls while the man continues to speak.

context: We see men at a table and shots of an arena and people preparing to ride dirt bikes. A half naked lady is spraying a car with water. a man

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- sprays a bike with a bottle of shampoo.
- runs into the camera room and uses the camera equipment to modern day water bike.
- has blood on his face and we see a person fall off their bike.
- and a woman are canoeing and rearming themselves a green porch, or maybe it's a yellow leaves.
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next sentence for the context: has blood on his face and we see a person fall off their bike.

context: How to keep a conversation going with a guy
Ask open-ended questions.
This technique is essential regardless of who you're talking to and what your end purpose is. An open-ended question will demand a more elaborate answer, while a yes or no question can be answered with a single word.

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- If you want to keep a conversation going, open ended questions are more effective than questions that can be answered using one word. Find ways to rephrase yes/no questions into open-ended questions.
- Open-ended questions show that you have the situation in mind, which is why talking about the issue before going further. For example, a conversation about a gas station may start with " how many cans of water we'll need to keep running ".
- Try asking one or two questions, but try to evaluate every response to it. This will help you keep your responses short and to the point.
- Get a response out of the question before you voice your thoughts about it. Avoid asking general yes-yes questions, like " what are you watching this time of day? " immediately ask specific questions like, " are you always up to grabbing lunch at starbucks? " Ask open-ended questions.
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next sentence for the context: If you want to keep a conversation going, open ended questions are more effective than questions that can be answered using one word. Find ways to rephrase yes/no questions into open-ended questions.

context: An athlete is seen standing ready before a large track. the woman

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- then jumps onto the beam and begins performing a gymnastics routine.
- then mounts the high beam and starts looking around while smiling.
- then runs down and throws two discs over the large pit.
- throws a javelin off into the distance and is shown again afterwards.
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throws a javelin off into the distance and is shown again afterwards.