IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to clean coins
Hold the coin under warm water.
Doing this will allow your faucet to remove initial dirt buildup. The faucet should be enough water pressure to get the job done, so avoid any add-on to increase the pressure, like a jet.
OPTIONS:
- If you're using a faucet for more complicated tasks, set it to a lower pressure setting. Lather the coin with a coin net.
- Holding the coin under the water for several seconds will help remove any built-up residue. If the coin gets wet, use a clean sponge or rag to gently dry it.
- You only need to hold the coin under the faucet for one or two minutes. Once you are done place them aside on a paper towel or rag.
- You should add as little tap water as possible. You don't want to bruise the coin.

OUT: You only need to hold the coin under the faucet for one or two minutes. Once you are done place them aside on a paper towel or rag.

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How to bake fish
Buy fish the same day you intend to make it.
Fish tastes best when it's fresh, so plan a trip to the grocery store or fishmonger the same day you want to make it for dinner.
Choose healthy-looking fish.
OPTIONS:
- Shrimp, salmon, mackerel, cod, halibut, and trout can be considered healthy fish, but they don't give you the same benefits from fresh fish. The general rule of thumb is to eat fish that's been properly grilled before you plan to grill it.
- Steer clear of salmon juices, which can inflame the fish as it cooks. Stick to sauteed or raw fish.
- If you're buying a whole fish, look for fish with bright, clear eyes. Whether you're buying a whole fish or a fillet, the skin should look bright and vibrant.
- Consider putting precooked or raw fish in a plastic bag or holding it with your fingers instead. This will help prevent the fish from oxidizing through the heat of the oven.

OUT: If you're buying a whole fish, look for fish with bright, clear eyes. Whether you're buying a whole fish or a fillet, the skin should look bright and vibrant.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to live an old fashioned lifestyle (teens )
Store or put aside your electronics.
You don't have to throw them out to not use them. Putting aside electronics is an essential to living old fashioned.
OPTIONS:
- By storing them, you avoid spending a lot of money on your electronics. Instead, put them away in a little bag or compartment next to your phone, video game console, or desktop.
- You also need to keep your phone and your mp3 player in a drawer when not using them. This way, when you do not use the device you keep it company! Clean your house.
- Unfortunately, if you do end up using something, the destructive energy from an electronic device can cause you to postpone your life or end up homeless all the time. Try to discard unwanted or extreme electronics without strictly ruining your life.
- It helps keep you focused on other things such as housework, nature, and hobbies. Store them in a cool, dry, place where they will be safe from harm and will not tempt you to use them.

OUT:
It helps keep you focused on other things such as housework, nature, and hobbies. Store them in a cool, dry, place where they will be safe from harm and will not tempt you to use them.