Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Two men are seated in a room in front of a robotic arm. One of the men is using a controller to make the arm pick up a bottle. the arm
OPTIONS:
- picked up a bottle of silicone, pour it onto a pile of paper, and began to cut up the paper with the toy knife that was flared out on a stainless steel table.
- brings the bottle to the man's face, so he can take a drink.
- reaches underneath the bottle and gives a thumbs up before aiming the bottle at the human arm to wipe itself off.
- is then moving with such force that the man sitting is unable to continue.
A: brings the bottle to the man's face, so he can take a drink.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to put on a swim cap
Tie back your hair.
If you have long hair, use a hair tie to put your hair in a ponytail or bun (depending on the length of your hair). Be sure that your hair is tied firmly so that it is secure.
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- Get the right body type for one of the many swim caps. If you are 5'1 "-4.0 " tall, you have a body that is 5'5 "-4.0 " tall.
- The swim cap may force your hair to shift and pull your hair down, so you may wish to tie your hair a little higher than you would expect it to be positioned in the cap. Wet your hair with water from the bathroom or change-rooms.
- You may want to use regular hair instead of a ponytail. If you don't have long hair, you may want to tie back your hair in a ponytail.
- Put some padding against your neck. This can help your face feel more supported and warm up your body.
A: The swim cap may force your hair to shift and pull your hair down, so you may wish to tie your hair a little higher than you would expect it to be positioned in the cap. Wet your hair with water from the bathroom or change-rooms.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to cope when your abuser passes away
Accept your feelings.
Let yourself feel your emotions, whatever they might be, without judging yourself. Avoid feeling guilty or trying to shut your emotions down.
OPTIONS:
- Some people cope with grief much better than others. Whatever comes up during the grieving process, it's what you do.
- Take a moment to process them in one way or another. Acknowledging your feelings will make your whole life easier and last longer.
- Allowing your feelings to run their course is a necessary part of the grieving and recovery process. Remind yourself there is no right way to grieve.
- Letting yourself feel them before they get worse can be overwhelming and distract you from dealing with the incident. Acknowledge your feelings in gentle terms, such as, " i know i probably hurt you, but i'm going through a hard time right now.
A: Allowing your feelings to run their course is a necessary part of the grieving and recovery process. Remind yourself there is no right way to grieve.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to tell your date you had cancer
Journal or talk through your reasons for wanting to date.
If you belong to a support group for cancer survivors, ask them how they've coped with dating after their diagnosis. Ask them what their experiences have been like, how they've disclosed, and when they've disclosed.
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- Then ask if they'd recommend meeting in a different setting. Write down your last name, including your gender, and address (if applicable).
- It can be helpful to get advice and feedback from others who have endured similar experiences. If you don't belong to a support group, consider joining one or engaging in an online support group and posting the question.
- While you should know when they've admitted something, you may want to write a private journal, so you can vent or express your sorrow over a past relationship. Gain the support of your family and friends.
- You don't need to " hide " your cancer from your friends, family, or colleagues. They may not even know that you have cancer just yet.
A:
It can be helpful to get advice and feedback from others who have endured similar experiences. If you don't belong to a support group, consider joining one or engaging in an online support group and posting the question.