IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to live with celiac disease
Look for the label " gluten-free.
" one of the easiest ways to avoid gluten is to look for foods that have the label " gluten-free. " if you see that label, you know the product is safe for you to eat.
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- There is no supermarket or factory's health certification (fda) on what constitutes a " gluten-free " food. However, in some states there might be a product marked " gluten-free.
- For instance, you might find cereals or pizzas with this label. Look for the label " contains : If a food contains wheat and falls under the food and drug administration's guidelines, it must be marked with the label " contains: wheat.
- Fats have a distinct role in determining gluten levels in your body. High levels of fat produce the appearance of " gluten-free " signs (i.e., numbness or tingling all over your body).
- If you are not sure, it's easier to only buy it if you read the ingredients. Outside of books, reviews, and products that are advertised " gluten free, " ask your family members for recommendations.

OUT: For instance, you might find cereals or pizzas with this label. Look for the label " contains : If a food contains wheat and falls under the food and drug administration's guidelines, it must be marked with the label " contains: wheat.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The man does a handstand and throws his open legs over the pommel. The man spins around on the pommel horse. The man does a handstand and dismounts. the man
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- raises his arms and walks away.
- spins on the pommel horse.
- lifts his legs off the pommel horse and dismounts.
- then mounts his pommel horse and dismounts.

OUT: raises his arms and walks away.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to sharpen your powers of observation
Stop to observe everything around you.
Take a few moments every day, and just pause. Sweep your gaze over your field of vision.
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- Sift through the sights and smells of the environment around you. And focus on any slightly tall buildings or trees crowding the landscape.
- Try to notice as many details as possible. This will train you to pay more attention to your surroundings.
- Notice how easily you see what you're examining. For instance, you might be observing on the quad at the end of a volleyball course.
- Note all of the textures, colors, visual reflections, and motion. Notice the different forms of movement (reflecting) you observe.

OUT:
Try to notice as many details as possible. This will train you to pay more attention to your surroundings.