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In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D".
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Various shots of a tattoo shop are shown followed by a woman sitting in a chair and a man getting items ready. she <sep> (A) takes a sip of water and the man then pierces her lip with a needle. (B) then goes out to the back and is seen tattooing and sliding around a man's headrest. (C) continues tattooing her arm and ends with credits shown on the screen. (D) has several tattoos and the man ffing her arm with a tool.
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A

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A man demonstrates how to walk across and navigate a slackline in a grass courtyard in front of apartments. the man <sep> (A) demonstrates how to traverse a low brick fence on a residential street. (B) walks slowly across the slackline while talking and stopping to talk to passerbys. (C) stands on a slackline balancing himself with his arms before the clip cuts to him interviewing. (D) poles backward, glasses on and he begins to walk while holding the slackline while walking across the courtyard.
answer:
C

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[header] How to fake a headache [title] Know your symptoms. [step] You can't credibly fake an illness if you don't know what is wrong with you. If you are complaining about a terrible headache, make sure you know exactly the kind of headache you want to fake so you can explain to others what is wrong with you when they ask. <sep> (A) If you are trying to get out of an event, make sure you emphasize how bad your symptoms are. This way, it won't seem as if it is not worth letting you skip whatever you are trying to avoid. (B) Inform your healthcare representative of any preexisting illnesses and note that you don't need treatment right away. Ask your healthcare representative and ask them for advice about what you can do to prepare for such a condition. (C) If you are a suffering person, it is best to simply go on with your normal life despite your ill symptoms. If you suspect you are faking a headache, ask a doctor what symptoms you have known about and how you can work on suppressing them. (D) [substeps] One way to fake a headache is to say that you have a headache that hurts but doesn't affect your nerves. Just say you have a headache and then don't talk about it.
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A