Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

There is a person biking on a tight rope, trying to balance as he falls off towards the end of the rope. There are children running around on the ground. there
A: 's another man walking on the tight rope.

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How to pack for an overnight school trip (for teenage girls )
Research the weather.
The first thing you need to do when packing for a trip is to look into the weather. Depending on where you're traveling to, the weather might be completely different from where you're coming from.
A: Use a site like weather.com to figure out the projected weather forecast for the days of your trip. Look at both the highs and the lows.

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How to create a disaster preparedness plan for your horse
Put an id tag on your horse's collar.
Include the horse's name, your name, your contact information, and an alternate emergency telephone number. You can use your email or your phone number as your contact information.
A: Ask a neighbor or family member to be the alternate emergency contact and provide their phone number. Make sure the id tag is securely attached to your horse's leather collar around its neck.

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A man, in a field of dirt and fruit crops with bare branches from the winter, begins to prune dead branches from the fruit plants with a pruning tool and a hatchet. an image of the plants in fruit bearing months
A:
appears before returning to the man in the field pruning the dead branches.