Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

In the bucket directly in front of her, she has soap and water and is cleaning several clothes. as she
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- washes each item, she takes them and places them on top of the other bucket, to separate them for rinsing.
- hands the clothes to the lady standing next to her, the lady walks away and starts putting different garments into the bucket with her other items.
- continues, she talks to the camera as she cleans the clothes with a brush and shears.
- is tossing around the wet clothing, the other marching band members walk by.
A: washes each item, she takes them and places them on top of the other bucket, to separate them for rinsing.

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How to talk to your partner about rekindling a romance
Give your partner romantic gifts at unexpected times.
What areas do you see as being romantic? Do you like to receive gifts? Gifts can be of the usually stated types (flowers, chocolates, car care gear, etc. ) or they can be something that truly reflects the interests of your loved one.
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- For example, if your partner wants you to get their plane tickets he/she is likely to want matching gifts. The same is true for shared interests such as travel.
- Unexpected gift types include bagels, biscuits, cakes, and sandwiches. You may find a time in the day every week where you're open to it and surprise your partner with the box.
- Instead of letting your partner take all of your heart into chase, do it with the latter of the two. Identify areas of attraction and make sure to include them in your " favorite " gifts.
- Listen for the hints about things they enjoy having and doing, then find something that matches those likes. Just ask yourself what does my partner want (not necessarily need) that would be a nice surprise.
A: Listen for the hints about things they enjoy having and doing, then find something that matches those likes. Just ask yourself what does my partner want (not necessarily need) that would be a nice surprise.

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How to defend threats to your job due to false accusation
Gather information about the accusations against you.
To accurately evaluate and respond to false accusations, you need to know as much about them as possible. Information may be limited, but you should learn as many details as possible.
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- If you leave something out, then you end up turning back on that information later and could potentially be reconstituted later in the hiring process. For example, a police officer may say something like, " officer cc everything ty declare false accusations " Remind the person of hidden information.
- Research the social security administration (nha), your employer, and the department of child services. Have any other employees listed on your records forward to the child or adolescent advocate (sba) to assist with their defense.
- A false accusation is a false statement made by the employer. For example, a person may tell someone " i never work for them " or " i don't report them to the real company " and then guess who said it.
- For example, if your employer has a written report that was submitted by your accuser, ask to see it. Keep in mind that unless a regulatory agency is involved, you may not have the right to see it.
A: For example, if your employer has a written report that was submitted by your accuser, ask to see it. Keep in mind that unless a regulatory agency is involved, you may not have the right to see it.

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How to cut crown molding inside corners
Measure the angle of the corner.
Use an adjustable protractor to measure the actual angle of the inside corner. Divide this measurement in half to determine the number of degrees each cut will need to be set to.
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- The exact angle used will depend upon the measure in your measuring tool. Divide the angle of the outside corner by 2.5 inches (3.8 cm), since the angle of a corner is the angle at which the crown molding is created.
- Place the right side of the protractor against one wall forming the corning. Open up the left side of the protractor, extending it all the way open until it is perfectly flat against the wall on the other side of the corner.
- Before you cut, the prepared pieces will be roughly one foot (60 cm) long, so doing some calculations will help you to see how long each piece will be. Determine the approximate height that each corner will have.
- Measurements by inches cannot be measured with an actual angle; in other words, conventional measurements must be set to a measurement of 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) or less. Without the degree set, the end result will give an angle of 5 inches (12.
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Place the right side of the protractor against one wall forming the corning. Open up the left side of the protractor, extending it all the way open until it is perfectly flat against the wall on the other side of the corner.