Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

She takes some toothpaste and puts it on her brush and begins brushing. She starts to dance as she brushes her teeth and wiggles her body too. she

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- laughs and talks to the camera and shows off her entire face.
- continues brushing and dances faster and laughs.
- then takes some toothpaste sticks and plays with her dry lips.
- takes a toothbrush and applies some toothpaste to her brush.
A: continues brushing and dances faster and laughs.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The scene cuts to a man in a swimming pool named brad schumacher, who talks about tips to playing water polo. Brad introduces his friend, wolf wigo, who swims into frame. wolf wigo

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- holds up his red hand and extends it while showing what humans call muscles and specifically why they work out.
- then gives his own tips about water polo.
- grabs a mallet while swimming and hits the start button trying to eject the ball soaking the man in a swimming pool.
- is shown playing water polo with both wife, cat, and other dogs that swim in the pool.
A: then gives his own tips about water polo.

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How to tell if a dragon fruit is ripe
Look for dragon fruit that is red or yellow in color.
When a dragon fruit is not ripe it will be green in color. As the fruit matures and ripens, the outer skin color changes to red or yellow, depending on the variety.

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- When ripe the outer skin should be bright and even-colored. If the fruit has a lot of dark blotches on the skin, similar to bruises on an apple, then it may be overripe.
- You will also notice the fruit is more plump and firm to the touch. Green fruit spoils faster than yellow fruit.
- Check the color of the fruit with your finger. When a dragon fruit is ripe, it will be slightly discolored with brown pulp.
- In freshseason dragon fruit usually is brightly orange. Harvest the fruit in the morning or evening to remove any bruised, broken, black, swollen, or smaller fruits.
A: When ripe the outer skin should be bright and even-colored. If the fruit has a lot of dark blotches on the skin, similar to bruises on an apple, then it may be overripe.

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How to water indoor plants
Research your specific plants' needs.
Not every type of houseplant has the same watering needs, so educate yourself on the plants you have or are thinking of buying. Don't assume that every plant wants 1 quart of water every two days because all of your plants won't thrive like that.

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- Look at usda or an online research service to see what plants have the most water needs. If there are many different species of plants available, you may wish to do some research on the spot.
- Some may prefer to have their soil fairly dry most of the time, while others need it moist. Some may need the soil to dry out in between waterings.
- Calculate the number of indoor plants you want. You can get a total of 3.5 inches (7.6 cm) per square foot of floor space or a saucer per l corner of your habitat.
- There are lots of different types of plants, and your pollination pattern should be based around the entire variety. Decide which plants really need water and which ones may need less or more water.
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Some may prefer to have their soil fairly dry most of the time, while others need it moist. Some may need the soil to dry out in between waterings.