context: A woman is seen sitting in a canoe when a man pushes her along and climbs in back. The man is seen riding around and looking at her surroundings while the man behind paddles. the woman

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- continues sitting and looking around her at the trees and sights.
- paddles herself along while the man is seen leading the canoe past a waterfall.
- continues paddling around with the man behind her pushing her along.
- then climbs into a canoe quickly plunges both of her paddles into the water followed by the man riding and being seen deep in the water.
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next sentence for the context: continues sitting and looking around her at the trees and sights.

context: A group of people are seen standing in a gym jumping rope. the people

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- jump together while others watch on the side.
- push and pull on one another and end with people walking in front.
- hit the rope and then stop.
- continue jumping the rope and ending by holding a pose.
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next sentence for the context: jump together while others watch on the side.

context: She takes the towel off and shows us her tools. After brushing her hair and adding products she sections her hair off. she

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- then blow drys the bottom of her hair while turning it on a brush.
- shows the side part of her hair and begins to wrap the hair with a blue towel.
- then uses the comb to braid her hair.
- sprays gel into her hand and uses the clipper to trim her hair.
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next sentence for the context: then blow drys the bottom of her hair while turning it on a brush.

context: How to appeal a civil case
Appeal after the lower court makes its final judgment.
An appeal is not a retrial or a new trial of a case, and appellate courts do not usually consider new witnesses or evidence. There is no jury.

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- Appeals are not put aside when an defendant has motion for new trial. Instead, the judge decides to let the case proceed.
- Whether you appeal your case after the lower court has ruled, you will still have to present evidence to take you to trial. A jury trial is the experience after winning an appeal to a higher court.
- In fact, courts only consider new trial cases when the evidence is the strongest, most favorable to the case. The court finds the best appellate cases new.
- Instead of one judge presiding over the case, appellate courts consist of a panel of several judges (usually three) who will hear your appeal. An appeal may only take place after the lower court has issued its final ruling.
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next sentence for the context:
Instead of one judge presiding over the case, appellate courts consist of a panel of several judges (usually three) who will hear your appeal. An appeal may only take place after the lower court has issued its final ruling.