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Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

A group of cheerleaders run in the center of the room while two of them are holding a japan banner. they

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- pretend to fight while doing flips and tricks on the floor and wave the flags to the crowd.
- form three small circles and throw three of them upward.
- then run off of stage and do a dance routine.
- aim their lead and perform a routine with the banner.
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form three small circles and throw three of them upward.

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How to drape window scarves
Hide an unsightly curtain rod.
Remove the eyesore of curtain hardware by draping a window scarf expertly over it. This technique works well when brackets have to be placed outside the window frame.

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- Simply hook the scarf over the ends of the outer rod on each side and let the ends majestically flow down. Use a scarf to frame your blinds or sheers.
- Prevent a window hanger from breaking by allowing curtains to hang along the window in rows, or by nesting wool around the rods to shield the eyedropper pieces from the sunlight. If you opt for a swiss army 12 loop rod, remove the ends and cut them into thin strips from the factory back rent sheet (more at home improvement stores.
- Store-bought curtains are most effective through walls because they're sturdy and don't soak up too much light. They won't be obvious from outside the window, but they hide more light than traditional blinds because they don't seal into a pattern.
- Hang the entire scarf along the side of the window with the two front slats facing each other. Mount the two side slats by connecting the windings with bolts.
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Simply hook the scarf over the ends of the outer rod on each side and let the ends majestically flow down. Use a scarf to frame your blinds or sheers.

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How to throw the best slumber party
Ask your parents for permission.
It'd be disappointing to get all hyped up only to have your parents say no. Try be extra good around the house and not to ask multiple times as it doesn't help them make the decision you want them to.

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- Don't make a scene if your parents don't agree straight away. They may need time to think about it and if you throw a tantrum, that'll color their view negatively.
- We all love our parents, so only ask when you have said something nice or showed them you care. Don't do this or use this or it will only disappoint them more.
- Don't be impolite or cocky about your sleeping schedule. If you don't sleep well and are tired, not only will you end up missing out on the party, you are less likely to enjoy it.
- Instead, go upstairs or put a blanket up in front of you in the living room to tempt them. Keep asking for permission and be normal until they say yes.
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Don't make a scene if your parents don't agree straight away. They may need time to think about it and if you throw a tantrum, that'll color their view negatively.

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How to discourage dogs from pooping in your garden
Put up a fence.
Perhaps the most obvious solution, if not the most cost effective, is simply fencing in your garden to keep dogs out.
Make sure your fence is in line with local property laws.

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- Dogs will pass into the yard and begin to stalk the garden if they start to step on it. The fence can't hurt, but it does hurt the dogs.
- Ask neighbors or go to city hall and check in with officials. Fences can be an expensive option, but might be worth it if the dogs are not easily deterred.
- Since dogs can easily dig from fences, there's a good chance that your dog may dig anyway. Try installing a fence in your kitchen if you frequently serve meals or have guests over.
- If it's too tall, the dog can be spooked. If it is too short, they may be more likely to run through it.
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Ask neighbors or go to city hall and check in with officials. Fences can be an expensive option, but might be worth it if the dogs are not easily deterred.