context: She places the bowl in a cookie sheet and places it on the oven rack. She bakes the cake and pulls it out when it's done. she

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- puts the cookies on a plate and moves it away from the oven.
- also shows some other baked goodies that she has prepared.
- puts frosting in a cookie sheet she has on the stove.
- beams at the end.
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next sentence for the context: also shows some other baked goodies that she has prepared.

context: She turns to the counter where the ingredients are, she grabs a lemons and begins to cut it in half. she

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- olives the lemon and pours it in a glass, then she adds in some' olive oil' then mixes the mixture with a juice, sugar and wine, leaves and mixes the olive oil together.
- dumps some of the ingredients into a jar and takes one of the lemons from the jar.
- squeezes the the lemon trying to get all the juice out that she can.
- takes some of it and pours it into a clear bowl.
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next sentence for the context: squeezes the the lemon trying to get all the juice out that she can.

context: A man prepares for a gymnastics routine on the parallel bars. the crowd

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- cheers for him.
- claps for him and he takes off on the parallel bars.
- seems to approve when he flips and catches himself before then dismounting.
- watches from backstage or the stage behind them.
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next sentence for the context: seems to approve when he flips and catches himself before then dismounting.

context: How to grow chard
Choose a type of chard.
There are three main types of chard that you can plant: white-stemmed, colored, and perpetual. White-stemmed chard is usually the most productive, but colored chard are the most attractive ornamental option.

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- Perpetual varieties have a spinach-like taste. White-stemmed varieties, such as' fordhook giant' and' silverado ,' are usually more tolerant of both heat and cold than other types of chard.
- However, whichever type you choose, they are most often the most expensive. Can be found just about anywhere in your region.
- These stems come in all shapes and sizes. Only little presses are produced and hutches produce a lot of chard.
- Leave-in chard grows around 13-20 lateral shoots and it is a lucky growing kit. Both types are great in canopy landscaping, but it can also favor the shape of lateral shoots as it will cover up and as the plant grows.
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next sentence for the context:
Perpetual varieties have a spinach-like taste. White-stemmed varieties, such as' fordhook giant' and' silverado ,' are usually more tolerant of both heat and cold than other types of chard.