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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 spot an online scam [title] Ask yourself: do they require you to pay money up front? [step] If they are requiring any sort of up front payment to use their services, it is almost always a scam. Many of them will claim that it's for the cost of training, etc. Most of that is just lies. <sep> (A) More often than not, the scammer will take your money and run. [title] Ask yourself: do they promise that you will become rich overnight? [step] Let's face it. (B) They may also require you to pay them a fee to do the work of the scam. [title] Start by taking note of the offer terms. (C) If you fail to pay them back, they won't actually use the services they have. Sometimes, scammers simply want to get their money from you to start their scam. (D) Do not discuss this with anyone else, unless you know for sure that it is indeed a scam. [title] Determine whether you're being harassed.
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A

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[header] How to find out if a good friend is crushing on you [title] Pay attention to their posture when you're around. [step] If your friend is crushing on you, their body language will probably be more open, and they will usually stand with their body turned towards yours, even in a group. [substeps] If your friend has a relaxed posture, with their torso facing towards you, it's a sign that they feel at ease. <sep> (A) If their shoulders are hunched, they may be pressed against you. If they'll just stand in silence, it's a sign that they're not interested. (B) It may mean they like you or it may just mean they are comfortable being around you. Watch for signs that your friend's posture has changed around you. (C) They may also be putting down their phone or tapping their feet. [title] Observe how they look around you when talking to others. (D) They may look up at you a few times throughout a conversation and nod or smile occasionally to show that they trust you. [title] Pay attention to their general body language.
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B

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[header] How to cope when your spouse has dementia [title] Accept that your marriage will change. [step] Know that your marriage will not be an equal partnership anymore. Eventually, you will have to take on all of the responsibilities of managing your household, caring for your family, and even helping your spouse with the smallest of tasks. <sep> (A) One day, neither of you will be able to do everything at once. Even when your spouse is suffering, you will both have to take on the bigger roles. (B) There is no set amount of responsibilities the spouse must do in order to function on her own. Traditionally, your spouse's responsibilities include cooking, running the house, and work. (C) Your role as spouse will gradually transform into the caregiver, or even " parent " in the relationship. [substeps] For instance, you will likely have to do all of the household chores, make all of the decisions regarding your family and home, and provide constant supervision of your spouse. (D) You will make adjustments, and in the process, your spouse will continue to handle all the sides of your relationship. [substeps] Be prepared for major holidays, travel, projects, and professional holidays.
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C