Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is standing on a dark field. he
A: throws a frisbee through the air, and a dog catches it.

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How to stop making excuses
Understand locus of control.
The first step to stopping making excuses is to examine how much you view life as being in your control. Excuses are often made to shift blame away to circumstances beyond our control.
A: If you hear yourself saying that you cannot lose weight because your partner bakes too much, you are shifting the blame to someone external and you instead need to take personal responsibility. Internal locus of control is the extent to which you assume responsibility for your actions and believe you can control your life.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A sail boat is in the water with people on it. People are sitting on the boat talking. a woman in a white bikini
A: stands at the bow of the boat and a man stands behind her.

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How to take care of butterflies
Start with baby caterpillars.
If this is your first time raising caterpillars, you might want to start with a caterpillar kit. You can order a kit online and choose from a variety of butterfly species.
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The kit will come with everything you need to raise the caterpillars into butterflies. If you prefer, you can instead find caterpillars in your neighborhood and provide what they need to become healthy butterflies.