We see a man walk over and sits on a rowing machine. The man drink from his water. The man rows fast on the machine. We see a title screen. we

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- then see the man board a surf board.
- see the man stop rowing and walks and gets the camera.
- see a man look at his camera.
- see the ending title screen.

see the man stop rowing and walks and gets the camera.

How to break up a dog fight
Stay calm.
Most dogfights only last for seconds. Your greatest advantage in this situation is a clear head.

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- If you act quickly and strongly, your dog won't be able to stop fighting any longer. Your dog's attention will be on his owner, not you.
- Your dog is in a different state of mind than that of the other dog, and its anger will take over when you and the dog begin to fight. Ignore the other dog, and immediately leave the area.
- Talk to the dog, respond calmly, and don't yell out at it, or otherwise inflate your anger at it. ( dogs understand that yelling will only make it worse, and will thus make the fight more aggressive).
- The best thing you can do is to startle the dogs enough to distract them. Resist the urge to grab your dog by the collar.

The best thing you can do is to startle the dogs enough to distract them. Resist the urge to grab your dog by the collar.

How to talk to a guy you like
Rehearse what to say if you're nervous.
It can be scary to start up a conversation with your crush. It may feel silly to you, but may be people find rehearsing what to say ahead of time can help.

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- How you do it will depend on the situation. Practicing beforehand will allow you to gather your courage to speak before launching into a conversation.
- It is no excuse for your nervousness. Just sit down and start rehearsing what you are going to say to him.
- If you're unsure how to approach your crush, stand in front of the mirror in your home and practice. Try to think of ways to start a conversation.
- An easy way to help yourself nervous is to think about what you want to say before you begin your conversation. For example, if you keep saying " hi " to him, then you're more likely to keep repeating it, even if you're nervous.

If you're unsure how to approach your crush, stand in front of the mirror in your home and practice. Try to think of ways to start a conversation.

Two people are seen standing on a stage facing one another and leads into them performing a dance routine with one another. people

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- are seen dancing around the stage and end by standing up and moving their hands around on the stage.
- watch the two dance sequentially and end by clapping and wiping their hands.
- walk by behind the two and begin moving around with one another while people watch on the sides.
- watch the couple dance from the sidelines as the couple continues to move and end by holding a pose.
watch the couple dance from the sidelines as the couple continues to move and end by holding a pose.