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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 write a newspaper headline [title] Understand the key elements of a newspaper headline. [step] A good newspaper headline will be factually correct, connect to ordinary readers, attract attention using active words, and match the tone of the article. [substeps] Accuracy is very important when writing a newspaper headline, as you do not want to create an unintended meaning or confuse your reader. <sep> (A) It's critical that headlines match a published page or text. So do not simply copy and paste the journalist's name or a non-published article after a headline and e-mail the cover letter to the editor. (B) [title] Include a colon at the top of the page and then a colon after it. [step] The first colon will act as a prompt and the other colon will be used to write the rest of the article. (C) The headline should be at least three-quarters of the way down the entire body of the article. Rarely is a headline more important than the rest of the article. (D) Avoid exaggerating or embellishing the content in the article by using an overblown headline. Instead, aim to communicate clearly with your reader through a short, one to three word headline.
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D


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Man is interviewing some people who is watching two women in bikini wrestling, the woman wins and start jumping. two women in bikini <sep> (A) are standing with a dwarf and he is winning the fight while the interviewer is talking to people in the audience. (B) threw down the metal bar and continue wrestling, of course some people are standing in the pool watching them. (C) wrestle second style in the track and field and win and walk to finish the event. (D) are returning to training with trampoline sits on a beach.
answer:
A


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[header] How to make a fake fire [title] Cut your " flames. [step] " in this method, we use the airflow from a fan to cause a fake fabric " flame " to billow and blow. The size of your flame will depend on the desired size of your fake fire or the space limitations of your fireplace. <sep> (A) Use as much fabric as it can hold. [substeps] Cut your " flames " in fourths for a realistic, toddler-look. (B) Taking these measures into account, cut flames accordingly. [substeps] When it comes to cutting flames, you have several options. (C) The exact measurements you may need will depend on the space requirements of your fireplace. [substeps] Approximately 3 inches from the edge of your fireplace mantel is the approximate size of your flame. (D) You will need a long piece of string or 2 m lengths and a block of cardboard. You will also need a small piece of wire that is slightly longer than the actual flame, or maybe more.
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B