Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

People are standing at a foosball table. they

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- are playing the game of foosball.
- are trying to solve the rubix cube.
- drink orange juice and stick a card into the bottle.
- walk around the table throwing the balls.
A: are playing the game of foosball.

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How to make fudge
Gather together the ingredients found in the " ingredients " section.
Pour the chocolate chips into your microwave-friendly bowl, or if you don't have a microwave, a non-stick metal saucepan.
Add condensed milk and vanilla extract.

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- Be careful not to whisk it/break it as this will introduce water if you're using small saucepans. Simmer at low heat for about two minutes or so until the fudge is smooth.
- If not already chopped, place walnuts on a breadboard and chop them into fairly small pieces. If you have a microwave, put the bowl in the microwave and heat for 1-3 minutes.
- Stir the ingredients together with a whisk or spoon. Transfer the fudge into your preheated oven.
- Stir them together with a metal spoon. Heat the mixture through a strainer to stop the chocolate from getting lumpy.
A: If not already chopped, place walnuts on a breadboard and chop them into fairly small pieces. If you have a microwave, put the bowl in the microwave and heat for 1-3 minutes.

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How to take medication while pregnant
Ask a doctor before taking any medication.
Online information should not replace a conversation with your doctor. The wrong medication or the wrong dose could injure or kill the fetus, and some medications do not mix well with one another.

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- Your doctor can give you individual advice based on your medical history, body type, and other factors. This includes over-the-counter medications.
- Limit doses of anything beyond (e.g., multivitamins, nicotine) within 60 to 90 days of your delivery. This is the safest way to take medications and to avoid potential side effects.
- Tests conducted under certain circumstances will affect your ideal dose, so consult a doctor if you feel unsafe or if you have questions about any of your medications. If you have serious medical concerns like high blood pressure or mood swings, make sure to contact your doctor.
- Consult your doctor before taking any medicines during your pregnancy. Ask your doctor how long you typically take your medications, and what special medications are paired with them.
A: Your doctor can give you individual advice based on your medical history, body type, and other factors. This includes over-the-counter medications.

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How to convince parents to let you get a gerbil
Get on the internet or go to your library and research all about gerbils :
Feeding habits, bathroom habits, how much you'll need to do to take care of them, etc. Gerbils are among the longest-lived and cleanest of common rodent pets. Also, get some really cute pictures of gerbils.

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- Find out where you can get a gerbil and all the things it will need. Learn how much everything will cost and include that in your presentation.
- You can draw them, photograph them, or even just hang them on the wall of your pantry. Finally, offer to set the table for the gerbil.
- You don't have to buy one, but you can browse around to get a few of them. Using a pen and paper, write down a few things you might like.
- Ask your parents if they plan to buy or sell you any if it's likely you'll have to keep them. Most likely it will be expensive for you to purchase or to care for them.
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Find out where you can get a gerbil and all the things it will need. Learn how much everything will cost and include that in your presentation.