In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D". 

Example Input: [header] How to find an email address for free [title] Start with a google search. [step] If you haven't already done it type the individuals name into google in quotations. If you know the town or city that they reside in you can type that in after a plus sign like so. <sep> (A) [substeps] Learn what their email address is before you send your email; if you can't find it on the address list, ask your secretary for recommendations. [title] Click the green " search for [your email name] " button at the bottom of the part titled " contact us. (B) [title] Add the zip code to the search. [step] For example, if you're searching for mr. (C) If you know where the person lives, type their telephone number into the first field, then search in the name field as well. If they don't have a home address, type their city and zip code into the fields provided, checking that you know your state's code. (D) Furthermore if you know their profession you could type something like [title] Search the social networks. [step] The popularity in social networking sites like myspace and facebook have escalated in modern times.
Example Output: D

Example Input: [header] How to research the market before launching a product or service [title] Start by doing some qualitative market research. [step] You can do it with an agency or on your own. You only need few people (between 5 and 10) from your target market (potential customers) so it is possible to diy. <sep> (A) [title] Don't expect to work in a large company. [step] Meet people for a coffee, greeting and perhaps the business plan or abstract of a product you just started. (B) It can be very helpful to have people assisting in the research so you don't become too particular. [title] Conduct an analysis of the food, drug or cheese market. (C) The only important thing is not to choose some people that you know. This qualitative research has to be done in an objective and neutral way. (D) [title] Gather information in an essay, packet, card, book or letter. [step] This will help keep the reader engaged.
Example Output: C

Example Input: A large group of people are seen sitting around an arena with a man sitting on top of a horse. the man <sep> (A) leads the people around on the horse throwing frisbees at them and others running after to throw them back. (B) then rides into the pit and ropes up the calf running around. (C) runs the horse along the field and throws balls in the other direction. (D) leads the group spinning around on the horse and holding a rope over his head.
Example Output:
B