IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A man in a wrestling costumer stands at the top of a ladder in the middle of a ring with a referee and people in the audience. the man
OPTIONS:
- in black throws the american flag to the man in the red shirt and the referee walks over to pick up the flag.
- pulls the rope and flips the man in the ring.
- lays down on the rubber floor, while the referee put tape plastering on his legs.
- jumps off the ladder as people in the audience clap for him and the other man falls off as well.

OUT: jumps off the ladder as people in the audience clap for him and the other man falls off as well.

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How to claim weight discrimination
Visit your doctor.
Being overweight can be a disability, but it isn't always considered a disability that would entitle you to protection under the ada or other state anti-discrimination laws. Your doctor can help evaluate your condition for the purposes of disability law.
OPTIONS:
- For your obesity to qualify as a disability, it must " substantially limit a major life activity. " major life activities, under the law, include things such as walking, standing, or breathing.
- Before you make an appointment to discuss any disability law, make sure that you are a qualified or qualified candidate to provide assistance. Your doctor will have you look for a physical or psychological health history of being overweight and whether you are being treated to alleviate your stress.
- Your doctor may also suggest that you find a nurse practitioner or other specialist who specializes in practice. One complication of discrimination is spouses' assets or debts.
- You should also schedule an appointment with your doctor. Generally, the doctor will write down their concerns.

OUT: For your obesity to qualify as a disability, it must " substantially limit a major life activity. " major life activities, under the law, include things such as walking, standing, or breathing.

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How to save for retirement as a digital nomad
Track your expenses carefully.
When you're traveling to exotic locales, it can be tempting to spend extravagantly so you get the most out of the experience. However, if you intend to also save for retirement, you must have a good idea of how much you need to spend to survive.
OPTIONS:
- If your budget is tight, consider a small, everyday savings account. This can provide money for meals and other financial expenses.
- Start by writing down your regular expenses-those that won't change regardless of your location. For example, if you have a mobile phone bill that is always $100 a month, budget that expense and any other similar expenses first.
- Check out budget books and online spending websites, for example. Do a quick internet search to get a general idea of how much money is in your budget.
- Strategies include researching what you've already saved and comparing savings prices to determine your monthly spending. Determine the difference between extended savings and super-savings, and try to cut out about $1 , 000 in savings each year.

OUT:
Start by writing down your regular expenses-those that won't change regardless of your location. For example, if you have a mobile phone bill that is always $100 a month, budget that expense and any other similar expenses first.