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". 

Input: Consider Input: [header] How to cut a fringe [title] Determine the kind of fringe you want, depending on your face shape. [step] If you have a long oval face with a wider forehead, try a blunt front fringe. If you have a smaller forehead and rounder face, try a side-swept fringe. <sep> (A) The width of your fringe should be the length from one arch of an eyebrow to the other. You can make it slightly wider, but don't make it too narrow. (B) If you have a shorter face with short hair, choose an updo with curlers. [title] Cut fringe off your forehead if you have very light hair. (C) [title] Cut away all of the fringe from your face, as that adds volume to your face. [step] If your forehead is wide and you want to end up with a scrunched face, try choosing the side-swept fringe. (D) But if you have a narrow face with a long face, try a side-swept fringe. [substeps] If you have a wide forehead with short hair, having fringe on the side-swept fringe can work great! [title] Buy a fringe body piece to line the face line.

Output: A


Input: Consider Input: The cat groomer grabs a cat nail clipper in her right hand. The cat groomer squeezes the cats paw and proceeds to clip the cats nails. the cat groomer <sep> (A) grabs a bottle of clippers and places the cat's nails on the floor and resumes clipping the nails off her paw. (B) then holds the cat close and adjust the camera. (C) performs dog tricks and jumps up on her lap to finish clipping the nails. (D) throws her left paw up then clips her nails.

Output: B


Input: Consider Input: [header] How to increase your chances of winning writing contests [title] Look in magazines and online for writing contests. [step] Although there are books on the subject, they can quickly become outdated. Your best chance of finding current, active contests is to search online or to read current issues of magazines that sponsor writing contests. <sep> (A) [title] Sign up for contests that pay you lots of money. [step] If you're more than willing to pay money, this is a great way to increase your chances of winning. (B) [substeps] You should also look in the literary magazines that are specifically seeking writing contests. These magazines help writers create something original, so your chance of successful writing contests is somewhere between 2.5% and 2.8 %. (C) Don't be discouraged if you are not computer savvy, many writing contest sponsors accept manual submissions. [title] Carefully read all the requirements of the contest. (D) While you won't be able to pay to see online writing contests, you may be able to find content offered by smaller print publications. [substeps] As such, some publications will want to receive a check for your contributions, and others will ask you to bid on a certain amount for the project.


Output: C