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Answer: Context: Snake Handler<br>Clark went to church with his second cousin. Clark was shocked when the preacher held a poisonous snake. Clark's cousin told him not to worry. Then the snake bit the preacher. Clark told his cousin that this church wasn't for him.

Hypothesis: Clark's cousin was named Ted.


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Answer: Context: How to develop a professional portfolio<br>Decide how you wish to present your portfolio. The most popular method is to use a 3-ring binder. Don't forget to set yourself up with clear plastic protective inserts for your materials and dividers so that you can categorize your materials.

Hypothesis: First you must be very indecisive on how you present your portfolio.


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Answer: Context: How to grip a fastball<br>Pick up baseball and place in throwing hand Hold the ball with a proper throwing grip. This means your index finger and middle finger are on top of the ball with your thumb pushing it against your folded ring finger and pinky for support. Rotate the ball in your hand until you find the " horseshoe seam ".

Hypothesis: Hold the ball between the middle and thumb fingers with the pinky on top. 


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Context: And we will return next Tuesday night, October 17th, from Washington University in St. Louis for the third and final debate. Thank you, Vice President Gore, Governor Bush. See you next week. For now, from Winston-Salem, I'm Jim Lehrer, thank you and good night.

Hypothesis: The third and final debate between Vice President Gore and Governor Bush will be the last time they see each other before the election.