Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man in a green and blue wet suit surfs on a rough series of waves in the ocean at the beach. a man in a wet suit
OPTIONS:
- is seen walking along the shore and past a large hill of sand where a large truck is adding sand to the mound next to sandbags on the ground.
- surfs with a broken hair and wearing a red shirt.
- surfs in a wet manner on an ocean.
- is very fast, and then he goes surfing.
A: is seen walking along the shore and past a large hill of sand where a large truck is adding sand to the mound next to sandbags on the ground.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A person tries to get in the sailboat where there is a man. Then, the person and the man continues sailing in the boat. the person and the man
OPTIONS:
- walk to their camera and look at the sailboat.
- adjusts and does all of the things you would expect a sailboat to do.
- sail alone by a tiny boat from a rock.
- sail standing on the boat holding the ropes of the sail.
A: sail standing on the boat holding the ropes of the sail.

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How to make jigglers
Get a round medium-sized bowl.
Pour two standard packages of jello powder in the bowl. If you want different colored jigglers, you'll need a different bowl and pan for each color.
OPTIONS:
- This recipe will produce five to seven jigglers. Find the same sized container for each color of candy candy.
- The sized bowl is meant to hold around three jigglers, but you can use more even sizes for a variety of different colors. Pour in a mix of water and powdered sugar.
- How many jigglers you use will depend on your pan and the dough you use. So make sure you get 6 jigglers for every 1 pound (0.45 kilograms) of dough you're using.
- Boil 2 cups of hot water on the stove. Pour the water into the bowl of jello powder and mix thoroughly.
A: Boil 2 cups of hot water on the stove. Pour the water into the bowl of jello powder and mix thoroughly.

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How to inspect parts using dye penetrant
Clean the part thoroughly using a suitable cleaner, acetone, aqueous degreasing, etc.
Allow the part to dry. Drying can occur using a hair-dryer or in air.
OPTIONS:
- If air-dried, allow enough time for the cleaning agent to evaporate from the defects. This may take several hours depending on the ambient temperature and cleaning material used on the part.
- If you use a hairdryer set to " low ", it doesn't perform well, which can cause breakage. If you use a hair-dryer set to " high ", dry the area well for several days before using dye as it can help keep pigmentation from spreading.
- Make a stain-removing paste by mixing 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of hydrogen peroxide, tablespoon (1 ml) of baking soda, and 1/8 teaspoon of rubbing alcohol together. Brush the stain dry, and let it continue to soak overnight.
- Work the dye solution into the area where the defect is located. Once the area is cleaned, scrape off the excess dye from the substrate.
A:
If air-dried, allow enough time for the cleaning agent to evaporate from the defects. This may take several hours depending on the ambient temperature and cleaning material used on the part.