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In this task, you're given the title of a five-sentence story and the first four sentences. Your job is to write the last sentence of the story such that it seamlessly connects with the rest of the story.
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Title: Dust. Sentence 1: Edward hated dust a lot. Sentence 2: In fact, he cleaned his house every day. Sentence 3: One day, he decided that he would invite some guests. Sentence 4: Before that, he spotted dust on the ground!
answer:
Edward cleaned the dust up very quickly.

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Title: Hard heads learn hard. Sentence 1: Sammy wanted to go ice skating on the frozen lake in town. Sentence 2: Thinking it wasn't fully frozen, everyone said it was too early. Sentence 3: Sammy didn't listen and went ices skating on the pond anyway. Sentence 4: Just when he made it to middle of the lake, the ice gave way.
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He nearly froze to death before he was rescued.

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Title: Piano lessons. Sentence 1: Sarah really hated going to piano lessons as a kid. Sentence 2: Even though she hated it, her parents would always make her go. Sentence 3: Eventually the piano lessons paid off. Sentence 4: Sarah did very well at the recital because of all the lessons.
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Now Sarah is really glad she had all those piano lessons.