Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A dog is standing in a bath tub. a person
OPTIONS:
- is spraying the dog with a hose.
- begins to shave the dogs fur with a razor.
- is spraying the dog with dog shampoo.
- enters the bath tub and begins to shave the dog with scissors.
A: is spraying the dog with a hose.

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How to react if your rental car breaks down
Stay calm and move out of traffic.
Whether your rental car breaks down while stopped in a parking lot or while driving down the freeway, you should never react by panicking. Always stay calm, and keep a level head.
OPTIONS:
- If the first response is to scream, that will come out of nowhere and nothing will happen, the getaway will be much more difficult and you will likely have a ticket. You may also try to strike up a conversation, but make sure you remain inside as much as possible for the next few minutes.
- Staying calm is a key component of communication and conflict resolution in many situations. If you must speak up or get angry, do it in a calm voice.
- If you're driving, steer the car to the side of the road and bring the vehicle to a complete stop. If you have roadside safety devices, such as flares or reflective devices, set these up on the side of the highway so that oncoming traffic will avoid your car.
- Thinking with your head is a habit and one that can get old fast. It only takes about 20 or 30 seconds to notice that you are beginning to panic when something slips your mind.
A: If you're driving, steer the car to the side of the road and bring the vehicle to a complete stop. If you have roadside safety devices, such as flares or reflective devices, set these up on the side of the highway so that oncoming traffic will avoid your car.

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How to forgive someone who hasn't forgiven you
Stop viewing this as a blame game.
If you're waiting for the other person to offer forgiveness first, then you will likely be waiting a long time. Ironically, it's probable that you're maintaining the reason for a lack of forgiveness, in that it's competitive or about proving you're right after all.
OPTIONS:
- There's no need to get in an argument with this person because this will only make the fight more painful. Try to rephrase all of the bad things that you or your friend (s) did.
- You'll need to step back and remove the blame aspect of it. Realize that you cannot make anyone feel something you want them to feel.
- The other person might even be coming around to forgive you because the two of you are the same person. Give yourself credit for deciding to forgive.
- Nevertheless, resisting any urge to forgive is out of the question. If the " reason " is weak or insurmountable, then you are one step closer to forgiving and compromising this person.
A: You'll need to step back and remove the blame aspect of it. Realize that you cannot make anyone feel something you want them to feel.

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How to care for hemorrhoids postpartum
Learn how hemorrhoids develop.
Hemorrhoids are caused by an increased pressure on the veins in the anus or rectum. The pressure can make a weaker portion of the vein weaker, which causes it to balloon a little, either inside the rectum or outside the body near the anus.
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- You can properly care for hemorrhoids using helpful medical techniques that help relieve the pressure. Look for enlarged veins or bleeding vessels.
- Hemorrhoids develop because of a lack of blood flow to the veins. This pressure causes a decreased blood flow to each vein.
- It may occur anywhere in the rectum, which is where the fluid also collects. Most hemorrhoids are treated by surgical surgery to remove the sac, a thick, clear fluid that collects and wraps around the skin.
- It is common for pregnant women to develop hemorrhoids because of the extra weight and pressure from the baby. Pregnancy also increases the risk of constipation, which is another risk factor of hemorrhoids.
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It is common for pregnant women to develop hemorrhoids because of the extra weight and pressure from the baby. Pregnancy also increases the risk of constipation, which is another risk factor of hemorrhoids.