Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

An intro comes onto the screen giving information for a percussion company. a man
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- is then seen making a drum solo and having his drum solo blown by two individuals.
- is playing a guitar while talking as other people play the instruments in the background.
- plays a set of drums crashing into the side of the bass drum.
- begins to play a set of drums with the camera showing him from several different angles.
A: begins to play a set of drums with the camera showing him from several different angles.

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How to prepare a child for the first day of school or kindergarten
Visit the school or kindergarten in advance.
Many schools and kindergartens encourage the student and parents to attend the place before term starts. This way, the child and parents can both become familiar with the location, layout and look of the school.
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- Over time, teachers can determine where to demonstrate the location. If your child attends kindergarten, send them to the neighborhood big hat library with you to pick up a book.
- If this is a success, get together with the children in advance of orientation to pick the house for preparing. It is possible to purchase an unused house before the first day of school but many do not allow the student to buy a home before the first day of school.
- Look for such areas as the classroom, bathroom and cafeteria. This will be a good visual reassurance for your child and will help you to discuss things about the classroom, grounds, lunch area with your child in advance and during school year.
- It will not take much time, and will be much easier on both parent and child. Remember that your main reason for arriving is to talk to the parents of the individual children.
A: Look for such areas as the classroom, bathroom and cafeteria. This will be a good visual reassurance for your child and will help you to discuss things about the classroom, grounds, lunch area with your child in advance and during school year.

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How to stop belching
Chew with your mouth closed.
Seal your lips tightly immediately after taking a bite of food or sip of a drink. Don't open them up again until you've swallowed all of the food or liquid.
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- This ensures that the food isn't trapped in your esophagus or throat. Hold the breath with your tongue if you accidentally swallow something.
- This will keep you from swallowing extra air by accident. Similarly, avoid talking while you are chewing.
- Only close your mouth when you understand that there are no ways to stop the belching. Anyone who holds a double serving of food or drink in their mouth must reswallow the food.
- Remind yourself that belching is choking. When you're eating or drinking you swallow food as soon as you chew.
A: This will keep you from swallowing extra air by accident. Similarly, avoid talking while you are chewing.

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How to clear out clothes while packing for a trip
Get your suitcase or other carrying bag out.
Place it on a suitable surface, such as the bed, floor, a table or similar. It is best if you have the suitcase near the clothes, to allow you to use it for one of the piles you're going to create.
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- Place a sweater or blanket inside the suitcase. This can be an item you've picked in the previous steps.
- Wrapping tape is the best way to wrap thick items, such as jackets and jeans, as they can be bound and used or shredded. Try not to tie the tape on thin items like skirts or shirts.
- Don't limit yourself with a large bag-this will only lead to extra space and a pile behind your suitcase. Check with someone before loading your bags into your luggage.
- Make space for the piles you're about to create. The piles that you're going to make will consist of : Clothes to take on the trip clothes to donate (to friends, family, the charity store, etc.
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Make space for the piles you're about to create. The piles that you're going to make will consist of : Clothes to take on the trip clothes to donate (to friends, family, the charity store, etc.