Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to lose weight at home
Eat at home instead of out at restaurants.
Studies have shown that when people eat out, they consume more food, more fat, more salt and less nutritious food. Some people call this the incidental diet, where changes in where and how you consume food has as much effect as what you consume.
OPTIONS:
- Make changing your eating habits more of a priority for you. Eating out is less likely to lead to weight gain at a restaurant than it is at your home.
- Throw away junk food in the home and in your desk. Get rid of the temptation and you won't be able to snack on unhealthy, caloric foods.
- So if you eat out at a restaurant, look for ways to make changes to your diet. Ask a server what you could eat there.
- In other words, eating out in a crowded restaurant puts you more at risk for weight gain later on. Know the difference between eating out and being " on your own.
A: Throw away junk food in the home and in your desk. Get rid of the temptation and you won't be able to snack on unhealthy, caloric foods.

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Men are working in a tablein the background, a man in the center of the room start walking in circles and make break dance, a screen hanging is playing a rap video. the screen
OPTIONS:
- changes and stop for a second.
- stops spinning and the video ends.
- is playing a video and the credits are in the right side.
- plays with the coffee challenge, men are sitting in the table talking about the 1 + 4% beverage.
A: is playing a video and the credits are in the right side.

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How to design a living room
Determine the function of the living room.
Take some time to think about the main function of the living room. Do you have kids that need space to play? Do you plan on hosting a lot of parties? Does your living room have a large window with a great view? The function of the room should be the main influence in how you design it.
OPTIONS:
- Decide if the living room meets your preferences. One key reason to design living rooms is so that it fits in well with your home's needs and tastes.
- Also, think about how open the space in your living room is. Are the windows open or closed? Are there televisions in the room? Having windows open also gives you a definite structure to your living space.
- Look at pictures of happy, rowdy kids and think about how these children will play in the next year. You should also think about the focal point of the living room.
- If your living room has a natural focal point, such as a fireplace or a view, consider designing around it. Face the seating towards the focal point so that everyone in the room has a clear view.
A: If your living room has a natural focal point, such as a fireplace or a view, consider designing around it. Face the seating towards the focal point so that everyone in the room has a clear view.

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How to treat symptoms of anxiety
Consider whether you feel constantly worried.
A person with anxiety often feels like they worry too much about events or activities, due to unrealistic expectations. This type of worry is often very difficult to control, and can interfere with relationships, work, and other parts of life.
OPTIONS:
- You may think that you know everything about others, or that you are better at gathering information than anyone else, among other things. As you get older, however, your anxieties and worries will grow stronger.
- If you feel constantly concerned, especially when you're waiting for something to happen, consider your life situation. If you've not been able to predict expectations, you may feel that you worry more if a certain event/experience occurs.
- Think about whether you often feel depressed and moody. A person with anxiety is often depressed and moody due to the effects of constant fear and worry.
- You have the tendency to worry about every detail of your life, even if they seem insignificant to you, when in reality they may be important reasons to worry. Some people experience paranoia about stressful events.
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Think about whether you often feel depressed and moody. A person with anxiety is often depressed and moody due to the effects of constant fear and worry.