context: An introduction comes onto the screen for a video about grooming dogs and she talks about what she will be doing. she

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- points to a bottle that she's using as a grooming tool as she talks.
- begins to do a different hairstyling process by spraying some man's hair with a hair spray and adding some gel to it.
- starts to cut the hair of a dog that is sitting on a table.
- leaves the room then returns with a brush and begins brushing the dogs skin with a brush and a bucket.
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next sentence for the context: starts to cut the hair of a dog that is sitting on a table.


context: We see opening credits for a competition. men

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- are training in foosball.
- are gathered in a gym practicing punching.
- are crocheting and the camera pans around to a woman talking.
- are preparing to arm wrestle.
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next sentence for the context: are preparing to arm wrestle.


context: A large crowd is in the stands in the background. The man with the pole runs and throws it and then hits the ground. the pole

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- hula hoops to his teammates and they go over and congratulate him.
- rusts but it still does not hit the ground and does not remain.
- lands on the shoulders of a girl walking past on the court.
- flies through the air and lands just past the number 85 on a field.
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next sentence for the context: flies through the air and lands just past the number 85 on a field.


context: How to remove tree stumps 
Dig around the roots. 
Use a shovel to dig next to the stump, exposing the roots underneath the surrounding dirt. Move around the circumference of the stump and continue digging until you've exposed all of the largest roots around the tree.

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- When you dig, press lightly on the bark with your fingers to force the soil deeper. If possible, work away from the tree so that you don't dig deeper into its roots.
- When you dig the stump apart, look for the root mass of the tree, as tree stumps have three swollen root masses that are produced by roots. If you know the tree root mass, locate it if you've missed the root mass.
- Dig around each of the roots to expose them. Determine whether the tree is still viable.
- Dig deep on either side of the roots to expose them as much as possible. If the roots seem very large and deep, and it's difficult to completely uncover them, you might want to consider a different root removal method.
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next sentence for the context:
Dig deep on either side of the roots to expose them as much as possible. If the roots seem very large and deep, and it's difficult to completely uncover them, you might want to consider a different root removal method.