Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A male gymnast spits on his hands. he
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- then begins spinning his body on a tight rope.
- then mounts a beam and begins spinning on it.
- does a back flip off a high beam.
- throws the sticks against a pole, throws his arms in the air and dances.
A: then mounts a beam and begins spinning on it.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to dispose of a credit card
Demagnetise the magnetic strip.
To safely dispose of an old card you need to first disable the magnetic strip which contains all of your personal data, such as your account number, card limit, and name. You need to demagnetize this strip to help make the card unusable by anybody.
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- Most card issuers will have stickers to let people know that they have disposed of the card. However, you can also read the sticker to learn how to demagnetize the strip.
- Place the magnetic strip in the bottom of your garbage dump about halfway up the collection container. Fill the rest of the trash receptacle halfway with the data in the container.
- Remove the tape from both ends of the magnetic strip and use the strip to demagnetize. Use duct tape, gold foil, or other type of medical tape if it helps, which should readily dispose of the magnetic strip.
- You can do this by running a magnet all the way along the strip. Do this slowly so that the magnet is against the strip for a good amount of time.
A: You can do this by running a magnet all the way along the strip. Do this slowly so that the magnet is against the strip for a good amount of time.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to cope with a subject you hate
Contextualize the subject.
Sit down and ask yourself why you don't enjoy this particular subject. When you're able to identify and contextualize what you don't like about a subject, you can take steps to correct the issue.
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- Ask yourself why you're having trouble with this subject or class. Is it because you don't understand a particular concept? Do you dislike the instructor or your classmates? Are you bored? If you dislike the instructor or your classmates, understand that classes do have time limits.
- If your main purpose for disliking this subject is to work out ways to stop that behavior, find ways to reward yourself for doing so. If you feel obligated to work, for example to watch your sister's favorite television show, do so.
- A simple way to prevent this is to identify a project or assignment that you dislike or hate. Often, the issue won't be one you have an interest in if you look out a window and observe where you're not.
- Oftentimes, we downplay things we dislike. For example, people like to paint their faces, but our tastes are not as strongly contextualized as we want them to be.
A: Ask yourself why you're having trouble with this subject or class. Is it because you don't understand a particular concept? Do you dislike the instructor or your classmates? Are you bored? If you dislike the instructor or your classmates, understand that classes do have time limits.

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How to build wealth in your 20s
Pay more than the minimum on monthly loan payments.
Paying off college loans should be your top financial priority. While many people in their 20s plan to let their college loans linger while accumulating money in savings or checking accounts, this is not the wisest approach.
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- If you only pay the minimum amount each month and allow the debt payments to stretch out for years or decades, you'll end up paying thousands of dollars more than the amount of the loan. Since your loans will keep accruing interest, your top financial priority should be to pay them off.
- Plus, you won't end up maxing out an entire paycheck just because you graduated high school. The major effect of reducing part of your monthly payment is that you'll lower your income even more over time.
- You do not need to finance the entire amount of your college loans. You can make your payments in bulk, start them off at lower interest rates and save on car loans until your savings decrease is more manageable.
- Pay every dime you can on any home loan you set aside for all your payments, and check your monthly payments as soon as possible. Do not get caught up on loans in addition to the immediate income that you now have in savings.
A:
If you only pay the minimum amount each month and allow the debt payments to stretch out for years or decades, you'll end up paying thousands of dollars more than the amount of the loan. Since your loans will keep accruing interest, your top financial priority should be to pay them off.