IN: What happens next?

How to prevent hand, foot, and mouth disease
Wash your hands often.
Like many viral infections, the first line of defense against spreading hfmd is simply to wash your hands thoroughly and regularly. Your hands are most likely to come into contact with other people throughout your day and hfmd is spread primarily through direct contact.

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- It's important to pay attention to the germs you notice after you have touched something in particular. Sooner or later, spreading hfmd on dry, uninfected surfaces will become impossible without prophylactic treatment.
- Always use gloves when cleaning the workplace or to wash your hands in the bathroom because the more people touching you the better your chances of spreading the disease. Use makeup remover to clean your hands once or twice a day after you've been to the bathroom.
- Get a strong cup of water, stand over the sink, and carefully put your hands under the water and scrub your hands until clean. Clean your hands under clean running water.
- Teach your children the proper way to wash their hands to help them avoid contracting hfmd at school. To properly wash your hands, run them under warm water to wet them, then apply soap.

OUT: Teach your children the proper way to wash their hands to help them avoid contracting hfmd at school. To properly wash your hands, run them under warm water to wet them, then apply soap.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to make chicken and dumplings
Start with an already roasted chicken from your local market.
The heavier the seasoning the better. De-bone and separate the chicken.

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- Place them in a bowl and evenly spread the broth. Place the potatoes in the melted lard.
- Use a fork to separate the white meat and chicken from the internal meat. Do this by placing it on a plate, separating it into three sections: the internal thigh and the outer breast.
- Take the chicken pellet from the bone and mash all the ingredients. It will form a little shell on top, so save it for serving.
- Meat into one bowl, skin into another bowl and discard the bones. Go through the chicken meat to make sure there is no cartilage, bones or excess fat.
A: Meat into one bowl, skin into another bowl and discard the bones. Go through the chicken meat to make sure there is no cartilage, bones or excess fat.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
An infographic appears, showing his name to be danell leyva from the usa. He steps up to a parallel bars and waves. he
OPTIONS:
- then begins to do ab exercises on the bars.
- joins some other men, two at a time.
- opens his hands wide, then begins his routine with jumping three self parallel bars.
- performs his routine, executing many flips and handstands.

OUT: performs his routine, executing many flips and handstands.

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

How to shop for college
Get your textbook list straight from the source.
Federal law requires the college to provide you with a list of required textbooks once you register for classes, so you should be able to find out which books you need well in advance from either the registrar or your professors. You should not need to rely on the campus bookstore to tell you.

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- It's possible that you could request a copy of the book as a full-size textbook by asking the college official if the book would fit your needs. Take the sat or act test at the end of the semester.
- Skip the campus bookstore and shop online. You might be able to find the occasional good deal at your campus bookstore, but in the vast majority of cases, you can find the books you need for a much lower cost somewhere online.
- The university bookstore also can provide you with sources from all of the course syllabi. Choose a full price for classes offered by your university.
- Either review your book and then use your zip code to find the required edition. An online bookstore can be a good option if you are just looking for an off campus experience or when you can build a solid personal library library (if you can).
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Answer:
Skip the campus bookstore and shop online. You might be able to find the occasional good deal at your campus bookstore, but in the vast majority of cases, you can find the books you need for a much lower cost somewhere online.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to get out blood stains
Flush with cold water.
The first step with any fresh blood stain is to flush the stain with cold water. If it is a minimal amount of blood, you may be able to remove the majority of the stain with just cold water.
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- However, if the stain is substantial, you should wash it with cold water. You can use your fingers to wash this stain off of your clothing.
- Run the fabric under a cold tap, gently rubbing the stain with the water. Soak your fabric in cold water in your sink to loosen any remaining stain.
- Make sure to flush under your sink without spilling any water. Repeat this process until no blood remains.
- Then, flush the stain with a mild soap. Be careful not to flush the stain into water! While the soap can help neutralize the stain, it should not completely flush it out.
A: Run the fabric under a cold tap, gently rubbing the stain with the water. Soak your fabric in cold water in your sink to loosen any remaining stain.

How to stop a macaw from feather picking or chewing
Get a complete physical examination.
Take your macaw to an avian veterinarian for a complete physical checkup. Get blood tests done and test for hypothyroidism, psittacine beak and feather disease.

OPTIONS:
- Ask the vet to analyze a dropping sample to test for intestinal parasites, like giardia. Although feather picking is often the result of psychological distress, it's important to rule out any underlying health conditions.
- Also, get an ear exam; sometimes, they will also check for " lichens " from beak disease. If you have any questions, talk to a vet (certified veterinarian) who specializes in feather picking.
- If you suspect difficulty plucking your macaw, tell the vet. Hawks like to associate feather picking with dignity.
- The veterinarian will then perform a series of radiographs for the bird to check for health disorders. The vet will also run a physical exam to check intestinal conditions like undigested food and bacteria.
Ask the vet to analyze a dropping sample to test for intestinal parasites, like giardia. Although feather picking is often the result of psychological distress, it's important to rule out any underlying health conditions.