question: Complete the next sentence:

How to take legal action against contracts signed under duress
Read the complaint and summons.
When you are served with a lawsuit for breach of contract, you'll receive a summons, which tells you when and where to appear in court and how long you have to respond. The complaint contains the factual allegations against you.
OPTIONS:
- If you are served with a complaint and summons, go ahead and file your lawsuit. There is no need to go second, as the plaintiff will have to file his own lawsuit.
- Check the court where the plaintiff filed the lawsuit. If it's far away, you may have an argument that the court doesn't have personal jurisdiction over you.
- If you drafted your lawsuit yourself, then you will need to read the complaint and summons. Not every state has a complaint and summons.
- It is not required that you respond by mail or email when you receive a complaint. If your lawsuit is filed by an individual, you should receive an electronic copy of the complaint and summons.

answer: Check the court where the plaintiff filed the lawsuit. If it's far away, you may have an argument that the court doesn't have personal jurisdiction over you.

question: Complete the next sentence:

Two men talk heatedly until a man comes and separates them. Number 99 leaves then goes back to finish talking. number 69
OPTIONS:
- walks across the field.
- runs in, gets interviewed then walks away.
- is then shown talking with someone else dressed in white including 6 different men and he begins to talk while they too add up hair styles and paint their faces.
- returns and brushes his teeth and throws the rake into the woods.

answer: walks across the field.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to get rid of bindweed
Pull out small patches of bindweed.
If the bindweed is growing around the borders of your garden or in small groupings, you can pull it out. Use a pitchfork to gently turn over the dirt or soil underneath the plant so you can pull out the roots, which can grow to 10 ft (3.0 m) deep.
OPTIONS:
- Always be very careful when removing small patches of bindweed, as they may contain readily present diseases. Use a rake to remove pollen from the stem of the plant.
- Clear the top portion of the soil all the way around the plant to reveal the roots. The roots will detach from the stem and then the plant will root back.
- It's important that you remove the roots to discourage new shoots from growing. Dispose of both the roots and the plant immediately in the trash.
- If this bothers you, you could simply pull the plant out with a gardening knife. Check moisture levels of the soil around the roots.

answer:
It's important that you remove the roots to discourage new shoots from growing. Dispose of both the roots and the plant immediately in the trash.