context: A woman stands next to a window display and demonstrates how to take off the bug screen and open the window. she

OPTIONS:
- 's talking about how you should cover the window with a paper towel to protect it.
- then cleans the window and closes it.
- puts a cap on a bottle, peels the label off, and puts a new bottle on her window screen.
- then uses a small scissor to strip the window paper off.
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next sentence for the context: then cleans the window and closes it.

IN: What happens next?

A man is seen speaking to the camera while holing bagpipes and the camera pans around to other people laughing. The man then begins playing the instrument while others watch on the sides. the man

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- pans around to another man where he is playing a small harmonica and also taking pictures.
- continues playing and stops in the end to walk away.
- continues playing while looking at the camera and ends by throwing his hands up in the air.
- harps and plays the drums in the end while still speaking to the camera.

OUT: continues playing and stops in the end to walk away.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to distress wood
Sand down the edges.
Go over the angled edges of the piece with a sheet of sandpaper. Stick with a high-grit sandpaper and vary the amount of pressure you apply to each area for more natural-looking wear, or use sanders with different grits to change the character of each surface slightly.

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- Use coarse, loose grit sandpaper that can't be jagged to smooth the edges of the wood. You can also buff out uneven, jagged edges using a screwdriver or fine-grit sandpaper.
- You might also choose to go over the flat face surfaces as well, especially in smooth, glossy areas that give away the newness of the wood. Some strategic sanding alone can instantly make untouched wood look well-aged.
- Go left and right and up in a straight line to apply more grit than you ordinarily would to various surfaces. You can also use a wire tiling compound, super grit, or steel wool to smooth out rough edges.
- This approach is recommended as wood tends to be rough, fragile, and weak. Having the edge given to you won't fix it so make sure to sand the edges as closely to the grain as possible.
A: You might also choose to go over the flat face surfaces as well, especially in smooth, glossy areas that give away the newness of the wood. Some strategic sanding alone can instantly make untouched wood look well-aged.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
We see a man in a room talking about a bike. We see a title screen. we
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- then see the man at the shop talking.
- see a vacuum in a room then a bike.
- see shot of a flower being cut.
- then see the man adjusting the handle bar of the bike.

OUT: then see the man adjusting the handle bar of the bike.

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

How to write a cookbook
Choose the focus or theme of the cookbook.
If you want to write a cookbook, chances are you already have a general idea of what you want to write about. Start with a broad style of food or specific type of diet.

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- However, if you don't have an established idea or research point, sit down and talk to a friend or family member about the subject. You may find that you also want to cover a small portion of your grocery shelf and produce menu that includes some fruit, nuts, veggies, and vegetables.
- Look for a basic idea that is already in the book. If you are a vegetarian or a vegan type of person, look for dishes that are often unique to your diet and that catch the eye.
- You may also have questions about the type of food in the cookbook or exactly what you plan to serve it. If you are especially interested in science and visual, you may want to discuss foods or foods about topics like zoo animals and animal eating.
- From there, you can begin to narrow down exactly what you'll write about. For example, you might want to write a dessert cookbook or a party food and appetizer cookbook.
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Answer:
From there, you can begin to narrow down exactly what you'll write about. For example, you might want to write a dessert cookbook or a party food and appetizer cookbook.

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

A woman wearing a pink and white shirt and black tights is standing in her front yard. She is holding two batons in her and twirling them. she

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- started twirling the batons in the air for a while then walked back and threw them down.
- then uses the batons on does some tricks with them.
- walks in front of a man who is grooming his face and rocking to music.
- twirls her body and turns around several times as she twirls the batons in both her hands.
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Answer:
twirls her body and turns around several times as she twirls the batons in both her hands.