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Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to close a credit card
Determine which card to close.
Think about why you are considering closing the credit card. It may have higher fees than other cards, be specific to a store you don't shop at any more, or may be simply go unused.

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- Review your list of cards to try to determine the one that fits your needs the best. You may be willing to try another card that you only used for free.
- Take a step back for a day and figure out what factors led to you to close the credit card, the rationale behind why you closed the card. Before you make any decisions about the credit card, consult an attorney.
- Whatever the reason, make sure that you want to close this card. Closing a credit card account can be a somewhat trying process and can have a temporary, negative effect on your credit score, so don't take these decisions lightly.
- Usually, most credit cards will close on their own. In turn, the shop owner will close the card that gives them the highest fees.
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Whatever the reason, make sure that you want to close this card. Closing a credit card account can be a somewhat trying process and can have a temporary, negative effect on your credit score, so don't take these decisions lightly.

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Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

More feet are shown trying to balance on the string with a man talking to the camera and others showing how to set it up. more boys

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- come along and start riding on the string up and down as well as kicking and hugging.
- are shown talking as mechanics from their school and a man is interviewed about the class and they begin to walk together on the string.
- continue balancing on the string with several others being interviewed by the camera.
- begin hitting a birdie around the area as well as celebrating and wandering around.
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continue balancing on the string with several others being interviewed by the camera.

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Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to write a parole letter
Understand what you must say.
Offenders write letters in support of their own parole for a variety of reasons. One common reason is that the inmate fears getting nervous at the hearing or doesn't express himself well orally.

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- If he or she pauses before delivering his or her letter, the decision is likely to be in your favor. When possible, gather documentation of what he or she said so that you can use it to prove intent.
- You will need to let the person know that you are writing so he can prepare for the hearing. Under the law, a judge can hear a parole letter for five years and change his mind within five years of hearing it.
- In addition, the inmate may be hesitant to address the guilt trip he experienced at the first hearing. You should understand that the inmate may have questions that you are unable to answer.
- If this is the case, then you should write a letter. Parole boards are looking for offenders to say certain things in their letters : Take responsibility.
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If this is the case, then you should write a letter. Parole boards are looking for offenders to say certain things in their letters : Take responsibility.

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Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

Two people are seen hosting a news segment speaking to one another and showing several clips on the interior of a gym. the woman

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- then climbs on the treadmill and gives it a try while still speaking to the man.
- and man then begin side-by-side jousting and leads into the couple walking around.
- continues speaking to another and the two continue to talk about using a treadmill as a rapid fast beat.
- then begins doing stretches on the floor while her partner watches on the side.
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then climbs on the treadmill and gives it a try while still speaking to the man.