Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A poodle with casts on his front legs is standing up right dancing with a child. the dog

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- then stands an what a woman is doing on the ground.
- then sits down and stands back up as the young child approaches him.
- is barely walking up the steps and an older man continues to hold him down throughout the entire performance.
- is then seen in another room where two adults are now enjoying a cup of hot chocolate and watching the poodle dance with other people on couches.
A: then sits down and stands back up as the young child approaches him.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

While talking the man is also doing arm and leg movements and the camera is zoomed out to show his whole body. when the man

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- finished talking he applauded and just smiling, and when he lifts his eyes up to the camera he was talking.
- is done talking is shown with the final product and cartoon illustration.
- is done the same blue screen from the beginning appears and ends with the same white screen with the green ehow written in the middle.
- is finished talking the camera is shown and it shows shots of a technology on auto drives.
A: is done the same blue screen from the beginning appears and ends with the same white screen with the green ehow written in the middle.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to be a happy, spiritual family
Create a family identity.
Forging a family identity together can create a sense of cohesion and purpose as a family. Begin by finding a family motto that each member of the family has contributed to, whether by way of words, ideas, or reflections.

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- Find commonalities and characteristics within each member and make traditions based on these commonalities. Whether you are sharing a collection of family meals together, dining together weekly, or connecting weekly, make sure to keep these traditions alive.
- These prayers can be simple sayings that change every week or month. For instance, some family members may hold a vow of allegiance to their new religious leader/minister as part of their sign-off duties.
- Write the motto down and cross it off your list. Do not be afraid to go all out.
- What will your family motto be? Write a family vision statement. Describe your family's goals and dreams.
A: What will your family motto be? Write a family vision statement. Describe your family's goals and dreams.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to know and exercise your rights as a person with a disability
Order copies of free americans with disabilities act (ada) materials.
You can get these from the u.s. department of justice.
You can also call the ada's 24-hour, toll-free number to listen to recorded information or to order information pertaining to disability rights over the phone.

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- Disability manuals such as evaluation and your disability assessment plan are offered to give you a feeling of belonging. If you need help figuring out if you need special care, you can visit the ada's webpage at.
- Your form would include specific information regarding what document they've violated. For example, if your work visa is exempt from disability discrimination lawsuits, you can call the website, which should provide a list of all the documentation you have.
- The ada offers its publications in standard print, large print, braille, on audiotape or on a computer disk. Join an alliance for disability awareness or become a member of disability independence.
- Ask anyone you need to talk to if they need any sort of proof. You won't have to tell anyone what happened to get free access to your disability rights.
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The ada offers its publications in standard print, large print, braille, on audiotape or on a computer disk. Join an alliance for disability awareness or become a member of disability independence.