context: How to eat almonds
Limit your almond intake to about 20 almonds a day.
Almonds are high in calories, so it's recommended you limit your intake to three to four ounces a day. This roughly comes out to around 20 to 23 almonds.

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- When you're measuring out the amount of almonds you consume, only 1 cup of almonds is equivalent to as much as 1 tablespoon. Studies show that when people eat fewer almonds than they consume every other day, they increase their caloric intake in the long run.
- Most adults should only stick to two " servings " of almonds a day, as they contain more protein and calcium than raw almonds. Avoid using flour in your almonds.
- You can measure out about 20 almonds and place them in a plastic bag. You can also pick 100-calorie packs of almonds at a local supermarket.
- You can keep your portion sizes low by serving raw or whole. Typically, you can serve raw almonds only in salads and in baked goods, and then eat the raw almonds rather than the split almond.
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next sentence for the context: You can measure out about 20 almonds and place them in a plastic bag. You can also pick 100-calorie packs of almonds at a local supermarket.

IN: What happens next?

How to cook yellow rice
Saute the shallot.
Melt the butter or margarine in a large, deep skillet, then add the finely diced shallot and garlic and saute for approximately five minutes at medium heat. Continue cooking them until they start to brown.

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- If the rice has begun to darken, add in more butter in increments until it is light brown. Drain and rinse the celery.
- The shallot should begin to turn golden brown on the bottom. Test the doneness by inserting a toothpick into the center.
- Add the long grain rice, turmeric powder, and salt and stir well. Add the stock and bring the contents of the skillet to boil.
- While the shallot is melting, make sure to stir it regularly. You'll need to make sure that all the pieces are evenly distributed throughout the pan.

OUT: Add the long grain rice, turmeric powder, and salt and stir well. Add the stock and bring the contents of the skillet to boil.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is playing shuffleboard on a ship. he

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- throws the ball for another player.
- kicks the ball back and forth.
- drops the stick and bounces it.
- turns to the camera and says something.
A: turns to the camera and says something.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to clean nickel
Wipe the nickel down daily.
Use a microfiber cloth. Microfiber is soft enough to keep the surface from getting scratched.
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- It's also very good at preventing dirty and grimy buildup. A few simple strokes will remove dust and water stains.
- If it gets dirty frequently, it could harbor deformities, which can make the nickel more susceptible to oxidization. This could cause breakouts, blemishes, and scratches.
- However, microfiber cloths will break up shiny metals and destroy potentially valuable minerals like nickel. Wipe the nickel down each day with a microfiber cloth.
- However, cleaning nickel with a microfiber cloth will help to prevent dirt from building up on the cloth. When cleaning nickel, brush the cloth across the surface of the nickel.

OUT: It's also very good at preventing dirty and grimy buildup. A few simple strokes will remove dust and water stains.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

Now the woman is out of the water and begins doing arm exercises with the paddle behind her head lifting it up and down. she

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- then adds the legs and begins doing lunges in the grass before she continues to do curls with her hands.
- then jumps rope, stretching her legs and bending on the side.
- moves the paddle to the opposite side faster and.
- finishes with her exercises and walks backwards out of the pool.
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Answer:
then adds the legs and begins doing lunges in the grass before she continues to do curls with her hands.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to take out lenses from your sunglasses
Set the glasses with the wings open on a flat surface.
Look, then, at the corners and see what, if anything, is fastening the wings (ear pieces) to the rims around the lenses. If you have trouble seeing this area, use a magnifying glass and more lighting.

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- Some plastic frames have the wings (ear pieces) attached by a hinge embedded in the frame, so you will not be able to remove it easily, nor should you try to force it. If this is the case, skip the next step.
- Flip your lenses over so that your free eye is looking up. The glass should not be angled upwards.
- Take them off, with the sunglasses turned so that you can see the shape of the lenses. If they are too long, turn the frames off, still with the sunglasses on.
- Take off the protective eyewear and test your lenses. If you are comfortable with the way it looks, you may be able to remove them without any frustration.
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Answer:
Some plastic frames have the wings (ear pieces) attached by a hinge embedded in the frame, so you will not be able to remove it easily, nor should you try to force it. If this is the case, skip the next step.