instruction:
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". 
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[header] How to end an email [title] Reaffirm your purpose for writing. [step] This isn't necessary for short emails or quick responses to someone's question. If you wrote a long email, though, or if you are dealing with multiple subjects or concerns, add a brief concluding sentence to summarize your information or request. <sep> (A) The ending sentence will let the recipient know what you included and why. " i have an article to talk about and you want me to verify that my account is up to date " is a good example of ending an email. (B) [substeps] If, for example, you are applying for a job, you may include information regarding your credentials and experience. You can then summarize your email by writing, " based on my background and experience, i believe i would be an excellent candidate for this position. (C) Then, look at the subject line you write about to see what your concern is. [substeps] For example, you might write, " appointment. (D) For example, if you email an email about a problem, you might write: " i wanted to apologize for treating the problem such as the late termination. " [substeps] This doesn't have to be specific.
answer:
B


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Men are sitting at a black jack table. A dealer deals them cards. they <sep> (A) high five and the man in red staggers into a table. (B) look at each other and begin talking. (C) give up and roll one of the cards. (D) play the game, making their card choices carefully.
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D


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A guy rises to his feet. The guy walks on a tight rope. the guy <sep> (A) swings at a pinata while walking on a slack line. (B) falls off of the slack line towards the gym floor. (C) celebrates. (D) turns to walk back.
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D