Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A woman sits by a window knitting a white piece. the woman

OPTIONS:
- continues knitting as the camera pans to her other hand.
- stops and shows off the other pieces she has made.
- continues knitting and needles' point, while gloves with gloves and hands are shown and then covered in the dirt.
- holds up a pattern book with an image of the piece she is working on.
A: holds up a pattern book with an image of the piece she is working on.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to use a biscuit joiner
Align the pieces of wood you want to join.
Make marks at the places where biscuits will be placed.
Use as many biscuits as needed to secure the pieces of wood.

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- If you add too many together, one piece of wood could seem straight and sturdy. Pencil marks are also a good way to do this.
- Connect along the marks with wooden stakes and screws. Roll the wood over to ensure the pieces connect.
- Smooth rough edges with fine-grit sandpaper. Lacquer is alkaline and helps the wood absorb the sandpaper.
- Mark the other piece of wood at the same locations. The biscuit process allows some leeway in aligning the pieces of wood, so perfect alignment is unnecessary.
A: Mark the other piece of wood at the same locations. The biscuit process allows some leeway in aligning the pieces of wood, so perfect alignment is unnecessary.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Man is holding a tennis ball and is standing in a tennis court talking to the camera. Man walks and stands next to a little girl showing her how to hi the ball. the man

OPTIONS:
- push the ball with the palms of his hands and the girl comes running and hits it with a or a tennis racket.
- talks to the girl holding a tennis ball he is holding and explains.
- grabs the white ball and walks and sit down blocking the girl who run towards him.
- grabs the cart with the tennis balls and is giving the balls to the kid so she can pactice shots.
A: grabs the cart with the tennis balls and is giving the balls to the kid so she can pactice shots.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to have a relaxation day
Take a hot bath.
Turn on soothing music, grab a glass of wine (or anything else if you're too young), and put lots of bubbles in the bath. Stay in 20-30 minutes, or as long as you please.

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- When you get out put on the most comfortable clothes that you own. The best thing would be sweats and a t-shirt.
- Whatever you're doing while you're in the bath, just make sure it feels good, not too bad, and deeply relaxing to breathe deeply and take no more than that. Don't forget to take a shower, too, before the bath.
- Gently exfoliate your hands and legs. Having these hands can relieve fatigue, manage the discomfort, and even the itch.
- Gently move around in the tub for at least 20 minutes, and brush your hair every couple hours. Close your eyes and focus your attention back on the happy location in your family or at the apples or half moon' spot on your heart.
A:
When you get out put on the most comfortable clothes that you own. The best thing would be sweats and a t-shirt.