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Place each chicken wrap on top and top with the mixed herbs and spices from step 2.
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Colocar cada saco de pollo envuelto en tocino y  rociar con la mezcla de especias del segundo paso.
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Put plastic wrap on a bamboo rolling mat and spread sushi rice on it.
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Poner papel film en el rollito de bambú y extender el arroz del sushi en ella.
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That is a wrap on the 2018 AGM & Conference Weekend! Thank you to all who made this a very special weekend, it was great to see so many dancers and speak with hundreds of our members.
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Over 500 dancers enjoyed a weekend of dances, classes and discussions. At the meeting branch delegates voted to keep membership subscriptions at the same level.
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Chinese and Japanese scripts do not delimit words with spaces, and wrap on a character-by-character basis. There are, however, some rules (called kinsoku rules in Japan) that forbid certain characters (mostly final punctuation) from appearing at the beginning of a line, and others that forbid certain characters appearing at the end of a line.
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Los sistemas chino y japonés no delimitan las palabras con espacios y se adaptan al trayecto según el carácter en cuestión. Sin embargo, hay algunas reglas (denominadas reglas kinsoku en Japón) que prohíben que ciertos caracteres (principalmente de puntuación final) aparezcan al comienzo de la línea y otras que prohíben que ciertos caracteres aparezcan al final de la línea.