Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to kill creeping charlie [title] Identify suitable areas for manual removal. [step] This works best in small areas covered with or affected by the plant. Areas with widespread creeping charlie will take a long time to manually remove, so you might consider sunlight deprivation or chemical treatment in these cases. <sep> (A) [substeps] White and african american creeping charlie requires several days of light exposure. It takes 4 days to reach full maturity and if you live in area with creeping charlie, you may sacrifice some of these days for light exposure. (B) [substeps] It is recommended you wear gloves for protection if you plan to pull the plant out by hand. Gloves can prevent blisters, friction burns, and callouses from forming during manual removal. (C) [substeps] They also will need more work than silk snips to reach the area. If you're not sure whether you're removing creeping charlie, the picture on your photo shoot may offer suggestions. (D) [substeps] Keep in mind that creeping charlie does not intend to be removed from large areas. [title] Apply insect repellents or biohazard hazards regularly.
Output (English): B