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Men and women and kids are roasting marshmallow in the bonfire while others are skiing or resting on the chairs. a woman
A: slide down the slope and the little girl came up to her and give her a kiss, then the woman help the little girl slide down the slope.

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A woman in a yellow shirt is holding a bottle in her hand. she
A: opens the bottle and pours it into a bucket on the ground.

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How to do a knee raise with an exercise ball
Take your exercise ball and place it where surrounding objects won't obstruct your exercise.
Sit down on the exercise ball with your legs in front of you, knees bent and feet on the ground.
Walk yourself forward slightly if you're not comfortable, but don't fully lean back against the ball.
A: Point your arms straight out (so that your wrists, elbows, and shoulders are aligned). Inhale and you should be in a neutral position.

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How to decide as a retiring senior citizen whether to buy or rent
Consider how long you plan to stay.
One of the first things you should take into consideration when you're deciding whether to rent or buy a home after retiring is how long you plan to stay. The shorter the stay, the fewer benefits you'll receive from buying a new home.
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As a general rule, if you plan to stay in your new home less than three or four years, renting is going to be a better option. Think about your must-haves.