context: How to embrace rejection
Think about what rejection really means.
The first step to getting over your fear of rejection is to consider the concept clearly and thoroughly. Ask yourself: what does it say about me when i get rejected? What feeling causes me the most discomfort when it happens? Once you've identified and sorted through your feelings about rejection, you can start to overcome it.

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- Treat rejection as one part of healing. In order to heal, have patience, instead of dwelling on the initial hurt feelings and what happened, try to admit everything as you go.
- It can help to write about your feelings in order to organize your thoughts. If you already keep a journal or a blog, devote an entry to your reflection about rejection.
- If you think you are weak in any way, then you know what you have to do to fight it. There are no " defenses " (yours or someone else's) to overcome fear of rejection.
- Try to analyze the situation as accurately as possible. You want to give yourself a clear picture of what it means to be rejected.
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next sentence for the context: It can help to write about your feelings in order to organize your thoughts. If you already keep a journal or a blog, devote an entry to your reflection about rejection.

IN: What happens next?

An intro filled with special effects of different screens coming together appear and the end result is a square sign that reads "getitsweet get it sweet 2014" and the color them is white, pink, dark pink, and brown with the effect of chocolate dripping from the top portion of the sign. a batch

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- of garmin are on a table and two men are demonstrating what they are doing.
- of cinnamon roll cookies on a tray appear and a quick list of the ingredients appear along with the actual ingredients in different bowls.
- of black latte rolls are shown and then a person is added in vanilla zapper and then the black cup and yet another instagram appear and the thumbs on a black screen say " didn't sink in yet ".
- of sawdust is stacked up on top of a stack of sawdust and a piece of paper and a stack of scissors, and a person cuts each piece of paper in half and arrows appear as they flutter in the air.

OUT: of cinnamon roll cookies on a tray appear and a quick list of the ingredients appear along with the actual ingredients in different bowls.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to shoot a lacrosse ball
Grip toward the bottom of the stick with your non-dominant hand.
The bottom hand acts as a fulcrum, or pivot point, for the leverage of the stick. Your hand should be wrapped around the stick with your thumb near your body and your knuckles outward.

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- Make sure both thumbs are facing away from the stick. Then hold the stick with your thumb on it.
- It's possible to become very versatile at lacrosse and give yourself the option of shooting with either hand. If you learn to shoot with your non-dominant hand, you can make shots from either side of the goal more easily.
- The right thumb is where you will hold the ball, while the left thumb is for cradling it. Hook your left hand up to the stick.
- The palm of your other hand should face your body. You can grab the back of the stick by unlooping it from the bottom hand while the thumb is moving toward your body.
A: It's possible to become very versatile at lacrosse and give yourself the option of shooting with either hand. If you learn to shoot with your non-dominant hand, you can make shots from either side of the goal more easily.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A woman is lying down, and another person is using an elongated needle to apply a tattoo to her upper arm. she
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- put a flier onto her skin, and the guy is helping her carry it.
- does not move, and he continues working.
- then lays back down in bed, and the screen goes black, showing all of the tattoos she just put on.
- then starts to f * * k the tattoo with the needle and blood is shown all over the tattoo on her arm.

OUT: does not move, and he continues working.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to prune organic plants
Prune summer and fall flowering trees as well as shrubs in the winter.
Shrubs like hydrangeas or barberries, and trees like cherries, spruce, and poplar, are best when pruned in the winter. This allows you to better see the branches since they won't have leaves.

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- A good time to prune is during the summer if you live in a particularly cold climate. Most plants will flourish despite cuttings and pruning, but they don't have many shoots and they won't develop new diseases.
- However, if you only prune a couple of hours or so a month, leave those hours and remove them gradually. Garden in late fall if you plan to keep the shrubs throughout the winter.
- Other shrubs include mallows, camellias, glossy abelias, and european hornbeams. Trees like crab apples, junipers, plums, honey locusts, and bald cypresses should also be pruned during the winter.
- Most annual pruners should trim back rue ferns once the annual weather warms up again. If plants find it hard to prune, it doesn't matter since they're actually dormant, not mature.
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Answer:
Other shrubs include mallows, camellias, glossy abelias, and european hornbeams. Trees like crab apples, junipers, plums, honey locusts, and bald cypresses should also be pruned during the winter.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

A young woman talks to the camera while working on her hair and occasionally talking. the young woman

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- puts on a pair of pink and pink and takes a curling iron to her hair.
- talks to the camera as the camera pans out.
- holds some sort of object up to the camera.
- braids her hair that reaches down to her waist while continuing to speak.
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Answer:
holds some sort of object up to the camera.