Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to dry lavender
Harvest the lavender before it's fully in bloom.
Cut the lavender at the base of the stem right before the buds open. This will ensure that the dried lavender will retain a strong floral scent and remain it's bright purple color.
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- Cut matured lavender flowers just above the leaves. Aim to get the longest stem possible on the flower.
- It's important to leave a small amount of space between the buds so that if you plant the lavender outside of the grocery store, it will not likely rot. Water the lavender to keep the soil moist.
- Try to harvest the lavender in the late spring, summer, or early autumn. If you're planting lavender in the spring, cut it in mid-spring.
- Chop the rest of the lavender into thin strips to use as a garland. Look for dried lavender at a floral store, florist, or craft store.
A: Cut matured lavender flowers just above the leaves. Aim to get the longest stem possible on the flower.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

This man walks in the middle of the street and puts the case down while the saxophone is in there. then he
OPTIONS:
- plays the saxophone and keeps walking.
- is shown taking parts out to put the saxophone together where there isn't anyone really looking.
- goes to the front of the building and shows the contents of the case, and he takes out the saxophone and talks and shows the information of the case.
- walks back, puts that case on the ground and talks again while still playing the saxophone.
A: is shown taking parts out to put the saxophone together where there isn't anyone really looking.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The man dressed in black briefly reenters the frame. The man in red and yellow shorts walks past the foreground. a man in a white shirt
OPTIONS:
- comes close to the foreground and briefly stops to receive a distance shot.
- walks through the green arena to the foreground goal.
- walks past the foreground.
- walks between the foreground and preforming sitting on the hula hoop and does a split, also with the other person in red shorts.
A: walks past the foreground.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to become an episcopal priest
Test your vocation initially in prayer and by participating in ministry opportunities in your congregation.
You are known as an aspirant during this initial phase in the ordination process.
Explore your vocation within your congregation.
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- Continue to contemplate the inherent beliefs, philosophies, and practices that inspired you (personally, through your prayers) and to determine the culture, not simply beliefs that are just part of the church. Achieve faith in the episcopal priest's religion after undertaking the assignment.
- This is the initial promulative phase of the ordination process as an episcopal priest. Continue to pray regularly and become a qualified theist.
- If you just are a member of the episcopal church, take the opportunities that come along to become an episcopal priest, and begin to attend worship services with connections to the church. However, be careful how non-church ministry members may perceive your words or suggest that you are a nonmember.
- Ask your rector to pray with you and tell him or her that you are exploring the possibility that you are called to ordination as a priest. You will meet with representatives of the congregation, usually the vestry (the elected lay leadership of the congregation) if your priest agrees that you may have a vocation.
A:
Ask your rector to pray with you and tell him or her that you are exploring the possibility that you are called to ordination as a priest. You will meet with representatives of the congregation, usually the vestry (the elected lay leadership of the congregation) if your priest agrees that you may have a vocation.