question: Complete the next sentence:

He is trying to do sit ups, slowing down and grimacing as the effort becomes more difficult with each one. he
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- eventually gives up, swinging his legs back to the ground, letting the weights fall, and looking up.
- stops, lying back and laughing.
- is trying very hard to do sit ups correctly and he has difficulty but he decides to do them anyways and then falls over.
- finally gets to free up his legs and starts to sit on the edge of the bench.

answer: stops, lying back and laughing.

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How to cure bacon
Buy a fresh pork belly.
For the best texture and taste, insist on meat that is organic and/or free of artificial hormones. Specify that you want a raw pork belly that hasn't already been cured or sliced.
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- Just take a pork belly straight from the dog park or meats store. If you're unsure if pork belly is fresh, the experts suggest that you cook it first by pressing down on its skin with a fork to ensure it's thoroughly cooked.
- Obtain butcher's twine and tightly tie it around the pork belly end. Every 4 to 6 inches (15 to 24 centimeters) should be enough to secure this piece of cord securely in place.
- Or, pick out the thinnest steak you can manage. Use different cuts of pork, such as boneless, ribs, porcini, or veal.
- For a fattier bacon, ask for meat that came from the hog's belly and/or chest. For a meatier bacon, ask for meat that covered the hog's spare ribs.

answer: For a fattier bacon, ask for meat that came from the hog's belly and/or chest. For a meatier bacon, ask for meat that covered the hog's spare ribs.

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How to treat conjunctivitis in cockatiels
Get your bird examined by an avian vet.
The condition can be caused by a lot of different things, such as bacteria, fungi, nematodes, protozoa, and injury. Your vet will examine your bird, including lifting the eyelid.
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- As well, they may bring a prolpole biopsy. By having the bird checked out and given a history, you should be able to tell if the disease is harmless.
- She will also check your bird's beak and mouth. The vet cannot take the bird for examination if she is pregnant or nursing.
- They'll also have a pre-operative exam, looking for parasites and infection. A veterinarian will also be able to examine your bird's eye.
- They may also test the discharge from the area to look for a bacterial or fungal infection. Your vet will also determine if your bird has an upper respiratory infection, since they can cause conjunctivitis.

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They may also test the discharge from the area to look for a bacterial or fungal infection. Your vet will also determine if your bird has an upper respiratory infection, since they can cause conjunctivitis.