context: A little boy is pushing a mop. He closes an oven door that is open. he

OPTIONS:
- takes the mop out of the oven.
- continues to mop the floor.
- then puts leftovers into a green and yellow bucket while putting ice in it.
- goes into a large baking room and takes a cookie off of the oven.
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next sentence for the context: continues to mop the floor.

context: How to tell your girlfriend you are not a lesbian
Gather up your knowledge of this girl you've become smitten with.
You're going to have to think of the least painful way to break it off, and only you will know how.
Find a secluded place where there won't be any onlookers.

OPTIONS:
- Come up with words to describe your feeling, and ask her to be with you. Pretend that she doesn't even exist.
- If you're comfortable to do so, and you don't have to do it in public, go for it. There's nothing like it...
- You don't want a public scene-you don't want to embarrass or hurt her any more than necessary. Try to find a place that doesn't hold any loving memories; that will make it harder on both of you.
- Try a park, sand beach, a public place, etc. Do your research to find the true meaning behind these words, and why she told you she would like to be your girlfriend.
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next sentence for the context: You don't want a public scene-you don't want to embarrass or hurt her any more than necessary. Try to find a place that doesn't hold any loving memories; that will make it harder on both of you.

context: A young boy is seen sitting before a ball pit and looking towards the camera. He crawls around a play area and goes down a slide. he

OPTIONS:
- joins a dog who is also crawling around.
- continues walking around and playing in a ball pit.
- jumps up and down as the people around him laugh and run around.
- continues back up the slide as he does tricks in between crawls.
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next sentence for the context: continues walking around and playing in a ball pit.

context: How to find a good dog groomer
Discuss your dog's grooming needs with your veterinarian.
Each breed of dog requires various degrees of grooming and coat maintenance. Talk to your veterinarian about what specific grooming needs your dog may need, how often they should be groomed, and if seeking the help of a professional is right for your dog.

OPTIONS:
- Find a qualified professional who can properly articulate their need to groom your dog. Most grooming professionals are volunteers, rather than hired, and must be trained to perform grooming for a particular breed.
- Warm up your dog before taking him for a walk or two. Do not time your walk or walk on your dog's skin unless he is hungry, cold, or has gone without food.
- The answer can depend upon your breed of dog and how comfortable you are grooming your dog at home. Your veterinarian may be able to provide you with a list of credible groomers in your area.
- There are some personal and professional standards in dog grooming. Long haired breeds are known for wanting some attention, while shorthaired breeds may need least attention.
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The answer can depend upon your breed of dog and how comfortable you are grooming your dog at home. Your veterinarian may be able to provide you with a list of credible groomers in your area.