Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Outside as a group looks on, a man lifts a guy onto his shoulder and throws him on a table which breaks. outside

OPTIONS:
- in the field, two teams play soccer on the field.
- , a man notices as everyone starts to leave and the man is put down.
- , people continue, jogging, running and talking to each other in the park.
- , a male back flips on a trampoline and lands on his face.
A: , a male back flips on a trampoline and lands on his face.

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How to make chocolate cream pie
Whisk together the cornstarch and cocoa powder in a saucepan.
Don't turn on the stove just yet. You simply want the cornstarch and cocoa powder to be mixed together.

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- Make sure that the sugar and cocoa mixture is completely dissolved and combine it with the flour mixture. Pour in the flour mixture and mix it in with a whisk until there are no lumps left.
- Stir continuously until the ingredients have been well-blended. This recipe calls for 2-4 cups (292 ml) flour; wait until the mixer is setting.
- This will give you a smoother mixture in the end. Pour in the water, and briskly stir until combined.
- When the mixture begins to bubble, remove it from the heat. Mash the two ingredients together until foamy.
A: This will give you a smoother mixture in the end. Pour in the water, and briskly stir until combined.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see a game of foosball being played. we

OPTIONS:
- pan up and see the players.
- see a boy make a foosball table.
- switch to see the man throwing the ball.
- see the referees before the game.
A: pan up and see the players.

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How to find an old 401k
Find your old employers.
The easiest way to find your plan is often to contact your old employer. However, first you need their contact information.

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- You can contact your old employer's workers' compensation office. By telephone, you can get the number, or simply call the main office at 1-800-675-9996.
- You can look up your old employer on the internet, check places like job boards or telephone directories of former employers, or just go through your old employers' business papers. Don't forget to check the ratings.
- Try looking the company up online to find the contact details, or go through your old paperwork to look for check stubs, old deposit information, or the information listed on your tax returns. Conduct an online search for a website or phone number.
- This information will vary by employer, but can include communications from your old and new employers, former employers, co-workers, and/or any partners that had your plan in mind. Find your old employer's address.
A:
Try looking the company up online to find the contact details, or go through your old paperwork to look for check stubs, old deposit information, or the information listed on your tax returns. Conduct an online search for a website or phone number.