context: How to raise ducks
Plan ahead of time.
Duck eggs usually take 28 days to hatch, but some breeds take as long as 35 days. You need to make sure that your incubator is prepared in advance before you purchase duck eggs and attempt to hatch them.

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- Depending on the breed of duck you breed, you should plan ahead of time, especially if the family has an average number of geese. For instance, if you have an average number of geese, you should plan on using 21 eggs and a pound of geese.
- You can find duck eggs at most dairy supply stores or online, too. Unless the manufacturer states otherwise, this is not the case.
- Ducks need at least 14 days to hatch any egg you find on the market. Any kind of egg, even if the crust doesn't be intact, will not hatch.
- Duck eggs are larger than chicken eggs, so many chicken egg incubators will not accommodate duck eggs. Make sure that the tray used in the incubator is large enough.
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context: A person puts a rubiks cube on a table. The person then solves the puzzle as the clock in front of him ticks away. the person

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- goes to the bell tower.
- continues to solve puzzles and save credits.
- finishes and puts the cube down.
- starts to press buttons on a rubiks cube.
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context: The man in the light blue shirt prepares for his next shot by walking from one side of the billiard table to the other looking for his next shot. he

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- then maneuvers himself afar from the table.
- assembles and shoots really quick, then taking his cue stick retrieves the ball from the pocket of the table.
- waits for the ball to come in the hole before he steps away from the table and continues talking.
- chalks the tip of the cue stick before taking his shot.
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context: A close up of a bull is seen as well as another laying on the ground. another bull

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- is seen running around a pen, knocking people over get it off the ground.
- charges into the camera and clips of him are shown as well as him getting pinned by the bull and shots of the rodeo being performed.
- is seen running off into the distance and chasing a person.
- runs into the bull and is killed, wearing a mask.
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