Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to be a good editor
Work independently.
Editing can be a lonely job. You spend a lot of time with a manuscript, especially if it's a lengthy book, and being able to work independently is a valuable skill.
A: Your author shouldn't give you direction on how to complete the editing. In fact, the author is expecting the opposite: he is expecting you to give him direction on how to improve the writing.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to open cable ties
Find the locking mechanism.
If you look at a ready-to-use cable tie, notice that one end tapers to a point, while the other is capped with a tiny cube. When used, the pointy end is fed through a slot in the cube to form a loop and then pulled tight.
A: The cube is the locking mechanism that keeps the tie from worming back out through the slot, so look for that. Bend the tie's loose end back.

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How to teach the sidestroke
Have your students lie on the floor on their left side.
Each student will eventually develop a side that they prefer-usually their dominant side-but when you're teaching them the basics, have them start on the left. That way everyone is on the same page.
A: Ask the students to extend their left arm above their head. They should rest their head on their upper arm.

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Clips of different couples with the man putting make up on the woman's faces. Scenes of the men putting make up on the woman's eyes. more clips of the men
A:
putting make up on the woman's lips.