question: Complete the next sentence:

A man in white apron and pants stands on a ladder holding a pencil and wallpaper. the man
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- then puts the other side of the wallpaper and two mousse bowls on the wall.
- bends down while the wallpaper reads " 11 weedwafs helping with flooring " and a cartoon woman appears next to the paper and the title card is on it, the lettermudt logo is swimming through the paper and a lady looks up and does a huge belly laugh.
- applies a strip of wallpaper to a wall and smooths with his hand.
- scraps the wallpaper off wall with a stencil.

answer: applies a strip of wallpaper to a wall and smooths with his hand.

question: Complete the next sentence:

They continue playing croquet as they take turns to hit the balls one by one with the mallets. one of the teens
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- stumbles over a stick.
- hits a stick on the ground to signal a certain time as he continues to hit the balls.
- rolls over on the ground.
- then just drops his mallet down while the two other teens give each other high fives.

answer: then just drops his mallet down while the two other teens give each other high fives.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to survive a night in jail
Stay positive even when circumstances feel difficult.
Try to stay as positive as you can going into and through your jail experience. The fact is that being in jail is a miserable time, but it'll be more miserable if you put yourself in a poor frame of mind.
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- Tell yourself you're going to be okay. Continually remind yourself of your expected release time.
- It's important that you stay positive, even when the hopelessness of your situation seeps in. Nothing prepares you for that difficult situation like having negative things in the back of your mind.
- Don't take it as a personal challenge. There is no way to force people to be happy or cheerful during incarceration.
- Remind yourself that not every situation is possible and that you can change your circumstances if need be. Even if you ultimately get released, remain hopeful that you have overcome all the challenges that accompany jail time.

answer:
Tell yourself you're going to be okay. Continually remind yourself of your expected release time.