IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to get odor out of clothes
Read the care label on your garments.
Each item of clothing should have a label or tag on the inside that will specify how it should be washed and dried. Read each label carefully to ensure that you prolong the life of your clothes and don't damage them with improper care.
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- If your garment does not have a care label, wash it in cold water only to avoid accidentally shrinking or damaging the fabric. If it is very old or expensive, it may be safer to assume that it is dry clean only.
- Use a mild detergent to get rid of odors. Avoid detergents, which are too strong for clothes to handle, as they are highly concentrated and create odd odors that are difficult to remove.
- If the odor is on your clothing after a well-worked washing, wash as many items as necessary to ensure that they can be dry when needed. If the smell is not removed properly when washing, dry your clothes and reshape the garment as you see fit.
- Sometimes fabrics can become too damaged or discolored due to loads of dust and dirt to wash properly. Be sure to dry fabrics before putting them in the dryer if they are so dirty or smelly you can't wash them yourself.

OUT: If your garment does not have a care label, wash it in cold water only to avoid accidentally shrinking or damaging the fabric. If it is very old or expensive, it may be safer to assume that it is dry clean only.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

A group of people are seen standing on a soccer field and leads into one falling down and being helped back up. the same shot

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- is shown again in slow motion and ends with more shots of the people throwing up.
- is shown several more time with people helping another one up as well as speaking to people.
- is shown to the camera and the two return to play several more times while people walk around.
- is shown again in slow motion and leads into one scoring a goal with others not paying attention.
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Answer:
is shown again in slow motion and leads into one scoring a goal with others not paying attention.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to cure leprosy
Seek care as soon as possible.
Leprosy is treatable with medication, and most patients can continue their lives normally if they are treated. The disease is only mildly contagious when it is untreated, and once you are taking the medication, you are no longer contagious to others.
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- After the disease has subsided, you will need to continue treating it (and it will have recurrence). When the leprosy is spreading, abstain from kissing, touching, taking oral medications, or using the mouth.
- Leprosy spreads fast when its host is infected. All patients should seek medical attention as soon as possible at the earliest possible time for leprosy to spread.
- For instance, if your stomach has been cramping for a long period of time, you should take your medicine right away. Be aware that leprosy-rashes can be caused by blood lesions.
- However, if leprosy is left untreated it can cause severe problems with the limbs (hands and feet), eyes, skin, and nerves. Take care not to spread the disease to others.
A: However, if leprosy is left untreated it can cause severe problems with the limbs (hands and feet), eyes, skin, and nerves. Take care not to spread the disease to others.

How to soften a paintbrush
Squirt a pea-sized amount of lotion into your hand.
You can use any type of baby lotion. However, if you don't have baby lotion, any hand/body lotion that you have in your home will work.

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- Splash some shaving cream onto your brush. This gives you a firmer, sorrier finish.
- You will need enough of it to cover your paintbrush, but some, such as terry, are moisturizing and that won't dry out your brush. Be sure to get a moisturizing lotion, not a generic one that must be absorbed into the brush.
- Look for one that has a slightly milky film. It can help soften the paint if you're eating or drinking warm milk or hot chocolate.
- The lotion ingredients aren't important, but you should try to use one that dries cleanly. Any greasy residue may damage the bristles.

The lotion ingredients aren't important, but you should try to use one that dries cleanly. Any greasy residue may damage the bristles.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A woman is sitting in front of a table covered in wrapping supplies. She shows off a mug filled with gifts. she
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- then outlines who is going to receive them.
- opens the mug, putting a seal on top.
- places it in cut cellophane, the wraps it around the present.
- also cuts out a cable and tapes the wrapping paper.

answer: places it in cut cellophane, the wraps it around the present.

IN: What happens next?

How to become a funeral director
Look into informal training.
Depending on your state's requirements, a formal education may not be necessary. Many funeral directors in the united states were born into the trade, or gained entry via a local business early on.

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- But if you don't have a collegiate degree, it may be necessary to get involved in a school or a public school. Having experience in a community or professional location may benefit you as a funeral director.
- You should be able to begin working for a local funeral home, and become a part of the community after graduation. Most states require professional education experience in high school and college, as the average person may only get 1 to 4 hours of coursework per year, while many states require a bachelor's degree.
- If a local funeral home is willing to provide you training, informal training may be enough to eventually obtain an apprenticeship and a license. Keep in mind, most funeral homes will only provide training to those with formal education.
- For example, a coach might want to practice in your location before attending an interview. High school graduates experience the career of a funeral director in two ways: first, they decide how the clients relate to them and second, they decide how they will be being treated by the client.

OUT:
If a local funeral home is willing to provide you training, informal training may be enough to eventually obtain an apprenticeship and a license. Keep in mind, most funeral homes will only provide training to those with formal education.