IN: What happens next?

How to cope with the death of a dog
Take time to grieve.
Many times pets, especially dogs, become a meaningful part of your life. Although you may feel that you should only take a little bit of time to mourn the death of an animal, you should also remember that it's okay to take as much time as you need to grieve over your companion.

OPTIONS:
- Much like mourning, time should also be not everything. Dedicate time to your grieving dog.
- By mourning a pet, you will be able to feel grief without the need to make the decisions to deal with it. Instead, you can focus your grief on your pet.
- Give yourself daily or weekly time to mourn the dog and make it part of your schedule. Don't expect your dog to hold you back from grieving.
- Take a day off from school or work if you need some time work through your feelings. You might tell your supervisor or teacher, " my dog died.

OUT: Take a day off from school or work if you need some time work through your feelings. You might tell your supervisor or teacher, " my dog died.

IN: What happens next?

How to differentiate between mitosis and meiosis
Consider what happens in mitosis.
Without mitotic replication, your body would not be able to heal itself, or even grow. When mitosis happens, your dna replicates itself.

OPTIONS:
- To get an idea for what will happen in your body, you need to know what will happen in your cellular stem. Mitosis occurs when blood vessels become broken open.
- The number of milliliters of produced meiosis could be up to 20 milliliters. Meiosis formation occurs at different rates depending on your type of disorder.
- During mitosis, your cells divide and they also exhibit clear phases : First, the dna condenses into chromosomes and the chromosomes align. Then, the daughter chromosomes are pulled apart and they move to the cell poles (the edges of the cell).
- It remains in contact with your dna through its rapidly growing dna. This process is almost identical to what happens when meiosis occurs.

OUT: During mitosis, your cells divide and they also exhibit clear phases : First, the dna condenses into chromosomes and the chromosomes align. Then, the daughter chromosomes are pulled apart and they move to the cell poles (the edges of the cell).

IN: What happens next?

. a guy on a motorcycle followed by other guys on motorcycles

OPTIONS:
- .
- , including some cheerleaders, a rock music station and other people.
- pull into a area while the first guy began to remove his helmet.
- in the area walking around and counts.

OUT:
pull into a area while the first guy began to remove his helmet.