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 fake stainless steel appliances [title] Buy some stainless steel contact paper. [step] You can find it at your local home improvement store or online. How much you buy will depend on which appliances you plan on covering. <sep> (A) Pure stainless steel contact paper takes around $10 per share. [substeps] Buy your state's " grants1 " size or 15 millimetres. (B) Pre-cut contact paper works perfectly for this project. [substeps] Do not purchase pre-cut contact paper from a home improvement store. (C) Either use a commercial stainless steel contact paper for your stove, refrigerator, and microwave units. You can also use water mixed with food grade soap or titanium coated with cooking spray. (D) [substeps] Stainless steel contact paper is plastic-based, so it cannot withstand heat. It is not suitable for surfaces that get hot, such as stovetops.

Output: D


Input: Consider Input: [header] How to befriend dogs [title] Make sure the dog is friendly. [step] When approaching a strange dog, be particularly aware of its body language. If an owner is present, ask the owner if the dog is friendly. <sep> (A) Make sure the dog wants to be petted. You can easily alienate a dog by approaching one that is nervous or agitated. (B) If a dog seems hesitant to meet you or extends its hand to you, it's the opposite of friendly. [substeps] Avoid approaching a dog by walking near it and stopping so that the dog can see you. (C) Usually, a dog looks friendly when greeting a stranger but when the dog is not, try something more benign. [substeps] Some common signs of friendliness on dogs are legs waving, laughing, and shoulder-shaking. (D) Common signs of friendly behavior are not always direct stares. If a stranger approaches the dog, its body language may indicate a definite dislike.

Output: A


Input: Consider Input: A woman sitting on the floor speaks to the camera. She moves and points to areas on her body. She scoots along the floor and lays down. she <sep> (A) shows off then flips. (B) rolls on her side and continues to talks to the camera. (C) continues to prune leaves and the woman then scissors down the leaves with scissors. (D) gets up and starts swinging her body against a wall.


Output: B