Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

In 2009, a man is shown sitting at a table. he

OPTIONS:
- has two rubik's cubes in front of him.
- has a game of foosball set up.
- gets intently pierced by a piercing machine.
- begins to repair some of the wheel shakers on the table.
A: has two rubik's cubes in front of him.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to calculate settlement amounts
Gather reports and receipts.
Economic damages consist of provable expenses incurred as a result of the injury or contract breach claimed by the plaintiff. Since these amounts must be supported by evidence, bills or payment receipts generally are required.

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- As a result, the defendant must prove that you falsified the report as proof of damages for the plaintiff. Economic damages are the expenses that were incurred in the incident that resulted in the plaintiff's losses.
- However, as a result of a economic damages claim, a report or receipt to testify on the plaintiff's behalf is necessary to support your argument. Pay stubs should be helpful because you can only calculate damages if you can remember when the plaintiff's last paycheck was due.
- If you're dealing with a breach of contract, financial reports showing your profits and losses before and after the breach will be beneficial. You also should gather any invoices for other expenses, such as if you had to hire someone else to finish a job after a contractor breached your contract.
- Gather everything you can so you can make sure the lawsuit is covered. Carefully separate the costs associated with injuries, contract fraud, and material damages from the tangible costs.
A: If you're dealing with a breach of contract, financial reports showing your profits and losses before and after the breach will be beneficial. You also should gather any invoices for other expenses, such as if you had to hire someone else to finish a job after a contractor breached your contract.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A woman is seen laying on a table while a man makes a mark on her face. The man then begins piercing her ear and speaking to the camera. he

OPTIONS:
- continues piercing parts of her, moving into her eye.
- continues playing and the lady continues to wake up and look for the selfie.
- continues piercing her ear and neck and other areas above and around her neck.
- finishes the piercing and shows it to the camera.
A: finishes the piercing and shows it to the camera.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A swimmer lifts his arms before and prepares for a dive on the platform. The swimmer dives into an olympic pool from the platform. the swimmer

OPTIONS:
- stands over the pool, pulling his board as he dives into the water.
- tramples and looks underwater.
- surfaces and swims over the side of the pool.
- stands in triumph on his platforms and spins before landing on the pool floor from the platform.
A:
surfaces and swims over the side of the pool.