Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to avoid legal issues when writing about real people
Corroborate any fact.
If you are a reporter, you might get a tip for an explosive story. Although you may be tempted to rush into print, you should consider confirming the facts of the story with a second source before publishing.

OPTIONS:
- Sometimes people leak false stories because they have a vendetta against the person. You should corroborate the main facts of the story with a second independent source.
- Your facts will help you convey an element of authenticity when you write your story. For example, you might establish that the person you observed was a homeless man who had perforated a utility line because he was hungry.
- That second source can change the way a reporter reacts to a situation. One of the very best ways to verify that a source is reliable is to listen to it.
- Inconsistency is the nature of journalism, so give another source a chance before giving up. This means you can't offer counsel unless you are entirely certain that the press have not agreed with you..

Next sentence: Sometimes people leak false stories because they have a vendetta against the person. You should corroborate the main facts of the story with a second independent source.

context: How to recognize when you're getting argumentative
Realize that there can be a blurry line between polite disagreement, and emotional argument.
People draw the line in different places.
The other person may be feeling more emotional, or less, about the topic or how the conversation is going.

OPTIONS:
- Look for hostility, anger, or mean-spirited comments. Some people who are argumentative will make inappropriate comments in an effort to drive home their point of view.
- Don't assume they're being insensitive, uncaring, callous, or thickheaded. Watch out for negative emotions in yourself--especially feelings of victimization, competition, enmity, or judging from yourself or perceived in others.
- Using this boundary for your own benefit will help you avoid getting drawn into argumentative discussions. Don't blame yourself when you don't see the other person's perspective.
- This may also be the case if you feel reluctant or depressed in discussing the topic or ask the other person about how their day is going. People want to take responsibility for their side of the argument, not just keep the argument going.
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next sentence for the context: Don't assume they're being insensitive, uncaring, callous, or thickheaded. Watch out for negative emotions in yourself--especially feelings of victimization, competition, enmity, or judging from yourself or perceived in others.

IN: What happens next?

There are two teenage boys playing and solving the rubic's cube. another small boy

OPTIONS:
- comes in there and takes a look at the camera.
- who is balancing on one hand in case his hand falls off but just keeps on dreaming.
- who plays on a shirt is helping them solve and solving the cube.
- is on a crashed bus getting his ear pierced and getting his eye taped for a " bore ".

OUT: comes in there and takes a look at the camera.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is sitting on a weight machine and grabbing onto handle bars. He pulls the handlebars back and fourth as the seat he's moving on continuously moves. he

OPTIONS:
- grabs more bar screws and begins to work out more as he lifts the bar above his head.
- then lifts the bar up above his head.
- twists his body quickly and lets go.
- performs this set several times and eventually pauses to let the instruction end.
A: performs this set several times and eventually pauses to let the instruction end.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A woman sits as a man is piercing her nose. He punctures her nose with a long thin rod. he
OPTIONS:
- pulls out a spiral like instrument.
- pulls the rod through to insert the jewelry and she begins to bleed.
- then paints a tattoo on her chin and inserts another piercing.
- unplugs the needle and puts it back.

OUT: pulls the rod through to insert the jewelry and she begins to bleed.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Two girls are seen holding a pose in the middle of a large gymnasium while others watch around them. the girls

OPTIONS:
- twirl and swish around one another and begin a martial arts-like dance.
- begin performing a dance routine while using batons.
- then begin pole volting down the back of a man on the gym floor.
- then perform many hand springs to a mat and a instructor guides them along.
A:
begin performing a dance routine while using batons.