IN: What happens next?

And advertisement is on the screen. The kids are doing tricks with a soccer ball. The color changes to a negative color. the scene

OPTIONS:
- changes to a positional change from a negative and advertising.
- ends with an advertisement.
- switches to a positive color.
- transitions to a nice conversation.

OUT: ends with an advertisement.

IN: What happens next?

After thirty five seconds, he pulls the blind fold down over his eyes and continues to try and solve the cube. A minute and fifteen seconds has passed and the boy puts the cube down and the timer stops. everybody

OPTIONS:
- four and five begins laughing and clapping.
- claps and it takes a lot of preparing but finally they show the score.
- is extremely happy for him and begin and congratulates him as the other opponents are still attempting to solve theirs.
- leaves with a kiss as the camera pans left to show the ways men are used in solving a cube and doing graphics.

OUT: is extremely happy for him and begin and congratulates him as the other opponents are still attempting to solve theirs.

IN: What happens next?

How to minimize dui costs
Consider insurance premium increases.
The single largest cost associated with getting convicted of a dui is your car insurance. In every state, you are required to have a minimum amount of car insurance in order to drive.

OPTIONS:
- This amount is not a percentage of your premium. Some states such as oregon and tennessee require a minimum of 40% of your premium.
- Connecticut, illinois, ohio, south dakota, florida, and other states also require car insurance. Your employer will be covered by this policy.
- The cost of that insurance will vary from state to state. When you are convicted of a dui, your insurance company will increase your premiums to take account of your increased risk.
- Your car insurance limit should be subtracted from the total number of miles you are currently driving, and divide that number by the number of miles you drive on a regular basis. Depending on the type of dui you were convicted of, this would take into account your annual mileage.

OUT:
The cost of that insurance will vary from state to state. When you are convicted of a dui, your insurance company will increase your premiums to take account of your increased risk.