Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The young man is wiping his hair with towel. The young man is blow drying his hair, rubbing his hair with blow dry. the young boy

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- removes the edge of the blow dryer to show the back of his fellow man.
- take his cell phone out of his pocket to check his texts and the video ends.
- put his hand in his hair and rub his hand in an the tips.
- is shaking his head as he blow dry his hair.
A: is shaking his head as he blow dry his hair.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to determine a square and circle of equal area
Let r1 ^ 2 represent the area of the square, a (s).
Let r2 ^ 2 = the area of the circle, a (c).
Set a (s) = a (c) via r1 ^ 2 = r2 ^ 2.

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- ( write the area of the square in question before its relative value instead of the area (this is provided with the radius formula). For the circle, you can simply write the area of the square and multiply by 1 for the radius of the circle.
- Then r1 ^ 2/r2 ^ 2 = and r1/r2 = sqrt (). Given either r1 or r2, we can determine the other one.
- Put the r2 ^ 2 + r2 together to form a circle the size of the square. Put quadractopple/sr2[r1].
- Bring the whole square and circle into a grid where it's equal. Note that the diagonals of a grid are the same (( (1/s) )) ) as those of the squares.
A: Then r1 ^ 2/r2 ^ 2 = and r1/r2 = sqrt (). Given either r1 or r2, we can determine the other one.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Two men are arm wrestling on a table. they

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- keep flipping as they try to win the match.
- tip the table over and the man falls on his back.
- put up arms and get the other man in a headlock.
- put the other man on the back.
A: tip the table over and the man falls on his back.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to quickly regain your balance
Plant your airborne foot.
Unless you get knocked off your feet by a very strong force, you will likely still have one foot on the ground when you begin to fall. If possible, bring your airborne foot to the ground as quickly as possible.

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- This ensures you have enough time to prevent falling, potentially ruining your landing. You can also make it as simple as getting down on your right foot, or quickly disengaging from your field of vision by catching yourself on either of your right side.
- Plant your airborne foot approximately 3 inches (7.6 cm) above the ground. When you've planted your foot, rock back and forth to feel it wobble on the ground.
- It is much easier to stabilize yourself on two feet than one. This might not be enough to save you from falling in situations where the ground is slippery (say, an icy sidewalk) or the ground is uneven or sloped.
- Do this while you are still balancing on your upper and lower foot. Continually lift your hips off the ground to try to keep the air from getting behind you.
A:
It is much easier to stabilize yourself on two feet than one. This might not be enough to save you from falling in situations where the ground is slippery (say, an icy sidewalk) or the ground is uneven or sloped.