Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to get your parents to let you get a tattoo
Organize your ideas.
Before you begin talking with your parents about a tattoo, jot down your motivation for wanting a tattoo and why you think your parents should allow it. Writing ideas down will help you strengthen your argument.
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- Then, you'll be able to put them together together effectively and confidently. Another way to gather together ideas is to start to order everything in a logical fashion.
- Consider writing a journal in which you list each idea that comes to mind. Take notes throughout the day or throughout the week to help keep you organised.
- Think about and write ideas including : How long you've wanted a tattoo for. If you present the decision as one you've wrestled with for months--i.e.
- This can also help you see yourself in an unbiased light. Grab a piece of paper or notebook and a pen.
A: Think about and write ideas including : How long you've wanted a tattoo for. If you present the decision as one you've wrestled with for months--i.e.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A person walks in front of the camera. They twirl the baton on their necks. One lady has both baton. they
OPTIONS:
- throw the batons in the sky and twirl.
- both dance making a big bathammer sign.
- twirl the black one.
- walk towards a pole for balance.
A: throw the batons in the sky and twirl.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to deal with opposition to joining the military
Understand the reason for the opposition.
Your parents may have a knee-jerk reaction due to fear for your safety. War is dangerous and violent, and no parent wants to see their child harmed.
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- Friends may feel abandoned by you, or react out of jealousy. The military, while tough and demanding, also has many rewards and opportunities that are not found in the civilian world.
- This is why they would want to look for a child to form a family together. Unfortunately, this causes stress to your parents (and to you), and makes them more likely to get their child euthanized.
- If you are concerned about your safety, seek the help of a family doctor. The soldiers in the military are critical to the international and international needs of the community.
- However, they might be resistant to helping like you, and do it in fear for your safety. Agree that at least two people will be supporting your decision.
A: Friends may feel abandoned by you, or react out of jealousy. The military, while tough and demanding, also has many rewards and opportunities that are not found in the civilian world.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is seen on his knees surrounded by painting tools and materials. he
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- smiles to the camera and zooms in on a desk and papers.
- paints the side of a tool with the brush.
- mixes some pain and paints part of a canvas, then does another color.
- shovels snow off of a car and goes into a work shop.
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mixes some pain and paints part of a canvas, then does another color.