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In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D".
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[header] How to fist bump [title] Ball your hand up into a fist. [step] Press the tips of your fingers into your palm so that your hand makes a fist. This will be the position that you keep your hand in for the bump. <sep> (A) Hold the fist up high enough to extend your palm to one side. Bend your wrist so that both fingers are pointing out, with the whites of your knuckles showing. (B) [title] Put your fist out in front of you. [step] Place your fist in front of your body with your knuckles facing up. (C) Make sure your palm looks nice and flat. Ideally, this hand should be neither thicker nor thinner than your fist. (D) [substeps] Whether you're with friends or with an opponent, the fist looks like a punching bag in a gym. The knuckles, the tips, and thumb look like a regular ring finger.
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B

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[header] How to care for hair between salon trips [title] Buy a deep conditioner. [step] You probably already have shampoo and conditioner. The conditioner you use regularly does condition your hair as thoroughly as a deep conditioner. <sep> (A) A deep conditioner will make your hair appear softer, shiner, and healthier. It should only be used once a week. (B) However, you're willing to risk starting your hair oily or looking like a buck without a deep conditioner. Look for a deep conditioner made specifically for you hair at your local salon. (C) But you don't want to purchase a deep conditioner as any hair at all. Invest in a deep conditioner and make sure you use it daily. (D) Choose a deep conditioner, spritz it on your hair, then shampoo, then blow dry. You can simply apply the deep conditioner once a day and then continue rinsing to replace it over time.
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A

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[header] How to survive on a small income [title] Analyze your spending. [step] If you find you're having trouble getting by on the amount of money you bring in, start by getting a sense for where that money is going. Jot down a list of your known monthly expenses, like rent, utilities, transportation, etc. <sep> (A) How much you're spending on things, and how much you want to exceed that. [substeps] For example, you may not have very much bank account at all to begin with. (B) Then use your three most recent months of credit card and bank statements to categorize your other spending into food, household necessities, healthcare, entertainment, or other. Figure out on average how much you spend each month in each category, and use this as a baseline. (C) When you can review these, you may be able to even start thinking about how you are going to live. [substeps] You can monitor how others are spending your spending and see if you are using something you don't use. (D) Then ask yourself why that amount is causing you to feel such low monthly goals. [substeps] Consider how your family income is affecting your housing and lifestyle in your lifetime, and determine if your income is contributing to your problem.
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B