In this task, you're given four sentences of a story written in natural language. The given story is not complete and your job is to complete the story by selecting one of the end sentence choices from (A) and (B), such that the story does not sound complete and coherent, i.e., select an incorrect end sentence.

Q: Sentence1: Kelly got a new bracelet yesterday. Sentence2: She was in love with it. Sentence3: Yet today when she went shopping, she ended up losing it. Sentence4: She searched everywhere for it.
(A) Try as she might, Kelley couldn't find her dog. (B) She was relieved to find it underneath her car seat.

A: A
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Q: Sentence1: One year, Matt was training for a half marathon. Sentence2: Near the time of the race, he slipped on a run and damaged his knee. Sentence3: Matt missed the race and required an extensive rehab. Sentence4: As soon as he could, Matt was back to training.
(A) Matt trained hard to return to being a pianist. (B) His training paid off at a marathon later that year.

A: A
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Q: Sentence1: Bob and Jim were playing ball in the house one day. Sentence2: They knocked over the vase and it broke into many pieces. Sentence3: They were afraid their mom would get angry at them. Sentence4: They found some glue, and carefully glued the vase back together.
(A) Their mom enjoyed her new, broken vase. (B) The glue held the vase together and their mom never found out.

A:
A
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