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In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D".
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[header] How to give first aid to an electrocuted animal [title] Remove the electrical source. [step] Before touching your pet, turn off or remove the source of electrocution. This will involve unplugging the electrical cord from the electrical socket and/or shutting off the electricity. <sep> (A) [substeps] The electrical cord wrapped around the electrical socket may be part or all of the animal's body. These will be treated separately from the rest of the animal. (B) [substeps] It may be possible to take your pet outside for this step. But be sure to call your veterinarian before doing this. (C) [substeps] Use a wooden broom handle to gently move your pet away from the electrical source. A wooden broomstick is ideal because it would not conduct an electrical current that would shock you. (D) You will still have to make sure to perform an indirect shock first. [title] Place the animal on a vinyl or glass surface.
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C

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[header] How to pursue romance if you suffer from depression [title] Make new friends. [step] If you're intimidated by the idea of asking strangers out or going out on dates with people you don't know well, you can take a more casual approach to dating. Instead of actively looking for someone to date, focus on making lots of friends. <sep> (A) [substeps] Make sure to reach out to people when you do want to date. For example, call up a friend you haven't talked to in a while or make a point of saying hello to them. (B) This will give you the opportunity to interact with people in a less stressful way, and it may lead to a romantic relationship. [substeps] If you need help making new friends, try joining a club or social group. (C) [substeps] Join a dance club or some other social activity, if possible. Also, join a school dance troupe or band. (D) Say, " i couldn't stop thinking about you. Do you have a family who'd be willing to hang out with me for a night? " you're more likely to strike up a conversation with people you like if you're comfortable with the idea.
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B

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[header] How to prevent heel lift in hiking boots [title] Consider trail runners. [step] The " right boots " might not be boots at all. Many people who've suffered through heel blisters have found sweet relief by hiking in lighter shoes that don't wrap around the ankle. <sep> (A) These shoes are probably suitable to hiking on, especially during hot or cloudy weather. Hiking sandals with criss-cross soles are also good to choose because they are lightweight. (B) Hiking in daywear or shorts, depending on your activity level, is another option. If you don't really do your research, consider switching to hiking boots from a hiking website, such as macexpert or maccountry camelpole. (C) Some hiking shoes have thin toes or cantaloupe soles, while others have lots of toe tread. Remember that new shoes are not a substitute for regular boots when hiking! [title] Consult a hiking guide. (D) The common reaction to this suggestion is " but i need the ankle support! " consider that maybe, with the right conditioning, you can strengthen your ankles and feet, and do not need heavy boots. If you'd rather wear boots, however...
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D