context: How to walk quietly in a forest
Look where you're going.
Watch the ground ahead of you very carefully. Try to avoid stepping on obvious sound " landmines " like twigs or fallen bark.

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- While walking, hold tight with your hands. Roll your clothing into knots and roll the shirt and pants over the bases of your feet over and behind your toes.
- This is where people first fall into their fantasy world, where the real world is the one you're walking in. When you're outside near populated streets, grant that person permission to walk lightly and safely so you don't make a sound.
- If a teacher shouts out something like " you lost your lunch, " just run a little faster. If the noises are very faint (i.e.
- Tread on live grass or bare dirt. Avoid dry grass and foliage, which will crunch underfoot and make noise.
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next sentence for the context: Tread on live grass or bare dirt. Avoid dry grass and foliage, which will crunch underfoot and make noise.

context: A person is seen sitting at the top of the water and moving themselves slowly to the bottom. the person

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- is then seen swimming around under the ocean while the camera captures their movements.
- then begins walking along the water getting into position and begins preparing their gear.
- then begins moving up and down while looking through the rest of the boat.
- is then seen sitting on the side of the water while the camera follows them from above.
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next sentence for the context: is then seen swimming around under the ocean while the camera captures their movements.

context: How to use web content as research material
Assess the purpose of your internet research.
Do you need objective facts or are you looking for subjective opinions or descriptions? If you're looking for subjective material, then a personal home page may be appropriate for research material. If it's facts you're looking for, then it's not.

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- A personal page might offer an objective reader with grain-based data. Often, an objective reader takes in subjective information and quotes from medical journals, newspapers, magazines, books, videos, tv and more.
- The internet is no place to hide facts from yourself. You need to be prepared to be careful with these things.
- If it's science, then a personal blog may suffice. In fact, online research takes a number of factors into account.
- Question what entity would provide the most credible information for your purposes. Would it be a government site or perhaps a university? Maybe it's a newspaper? Primary source material is often found on.
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next sentence for the context: Question what entity would provide the most credible information for your purposes. Would it be a government site or perhaps a university? Maybe it's a newspaper? Primary source material is often found on.

context: A woman on a beach begins to build a sand castle. A man comes over and begins to build the sand castle with her. several people

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- come by to show clips of them making several castles.
- come over and end up putting sand castles on the sand.
- are shown collecting sand castles on the beach.
- walk by as they continue to build the castle.
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walk by as they continue to build the castle.