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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 make marijuana tea [title] Grind the marijuana buds. [step] Separate out the stems and seeds if necessary, and use a grinder or chop up the buds with a sharp knife until they're finely chopped, but not completely powdered. [title] Mix the buds with butter. <sep> (A) [step] Place them together in a bowl and use a spoon to mix up the buds and butter, making sure each piece is coated with fat. You want the grounds to be completely coated, but not soaked in butter; too much will inhibit the release of thc. (B) [step] Combine two tablespoons (59.6 ml) of butter with 1 teaspoon (4 g) of ground black pepper. Spread this mixture over the marijuana buds, and let it sit for several minutes. (C) [step] Pour the liquid ingredients from the grinder into a blender or food processor, then pulse the contents until well mixed. [title] Punch holes in the buds with a fork. (D) [step] Pour the softened butter into the potting mix. Press the buds down with your finger to blend them together without flaking off.
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A


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[header] How to pack clothes for moving [title] Lay out and sort your clothes. [step] Often times over the years clothes can become piled up without you even realizing it. The first step to sort this all out is to get all of your clothes out from your dresser, closet, attic, and below your bed. <sep> (A) Divide this small packing task into smaller tasks, like carrying some sheets or tossing off the rest. That way, you have all of the steps to get everything packed well and comfortably. (B) This ensures that you have all the clothing you need until the day of the move. [title] Keep your clothes with you at all times. (C) Get everything sorted based on what has happened while you were on the move. [substeps] For example, say you moved in from college and you have all of your clothes in your new dorm space. (D) Lay everything out, either across your floor, or on top of your bed. Begin to pair things together, based on color, size, and fabric.
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D


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[header] How to use housecleaning to reduce stress [title] Focus on reducing clutter. [step] It has been well documented that a cluttered home can lead to stress. The simplest and perhaps most effective way to lower stress through housecleaning is by focusing on organizing your clutter. <sep> (A) Organize its resources, access to safe and accessible areas, and organize it by hand to prevent clutter around furniture, papers, magazines, and appliances. [substeps] Create a designated " entry " area on your bedroom or desk. (B) Create a system that can take your disorganized or clutter-filled home on any level and reduce the number of times a day it's late. [substeps] Pick your favorite activity every day and clear your shelves, important documents, and so on. (C) Avoid items that are chronically littered or that are out of place and should be grouped in clumps. [substeps] Try adding used and unused items in small piles or in containers to reduce clutter. (D) Adjust your cleaning routine so that you always tackle cluttered belongings before tasks like sweeping and vacuuming. This will allow you to maximize the stress-reducing benefit of your cleaning efforts.
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D