IN: What happens next?

A girl has tied a rope between two trees. She balances on the rope, trying to walk across it. she

OUT: jumps off, and a man takes her place on the rope behind her.

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How to deal with losing a foot
Take pain relievers.
Following your surgery, your doctor may prescribe pain relieving medications, such as antibiotics. For the sake of your health and safety, take sure to take only those pain relievers prescribed or recommended by your doctor, and exactly as instructed.

OUT: Aspirin can increase bleeding, so it should only be used if your doctor thinks it is best in your case. Be careful not to become addicted to painkillers.

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How to take the pssa
About two months earlier, start reviewing your basic concepts.
Multiplication facts, how to use a calculator, summarizing, basic everyday words you have trouble spelling, writing strategies you've been taught, things like that. Don't go overboard like studying every single thing in your science textbook.

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Half the things in there won't be on the test. Have a good night's sleep before exam (9 hours).