IN: What happens next?

How to make (flavored) suet cakes for birds
Melt down the fat.
Place the fat in a saucepan and put on the stove top on a low to medium heat.
Using an old saucepan is better because fat can be a pain to clean out.

OPTIONS:
- If you're worried about ruining the pan or stovetop with melted fat, use a larger saucepan to play with and set the temperature lower. After a while, the fat should cook well.
- Note that suet cakes will not taste if the fat is wet, so be sure to use a heavy-bottomed cooking pot like one you'll use to bake eggs. It will take a few minutes to melt down the fat, so be patient.
- However, anything you use will likely be ruined so unless you want to chop it up, just give it a good stir. You may need to do this several times to remove any oily bits.
- Add the melted fat and peanut butter to the mixing bowl. About two to three tablespoons of peanut butter should be sufficient but gauge this by the consistency.

OUT: Add the melted fat and peanut butter to the mixing bowl. About two to three tablespoons of peanut butter should be sufficient but gauge this by the consistency.

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A scoreboard and large video screen are shown. bikers

OPTIONS:
- launch down a very tall ramp onto a dirt bike track.
- are placed on motorcycles and being ridden.
- are in a rodeo ring exercising.
- ride through a city and into a pit.

OUT: launch down a very tall ramp onto a dirt bike track.

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How to write a check with cents
Fill in the " amount " box with a numeric amount.
The amount box is located on the right side of the check, below the " date " line and to the right of the " pay to the order of " line. It has a symbol to the left of it indicating the currency-$or , for example.

OPTIONS:
- You can even make the line a little smaller, for example, by folding it backwards diagonally. Do not include lines without a major denominator.
- If the quantity box is not located on the bottom of the check, space the dollar values for cents between them. If the dollar values are not displayed, begin to do steps 1-24.
- Use different ones with separate numbers for each number. For example, if you are making a check for $30, you would use pay to $30 = $100, from $10 total.
- In this box, write out the amount of the check you want to write using numbers. Separate the dollar amount and the cent amount with a decimal point-47.50, for example.

OUT:
In this box, write out the amount of the check you want to write using numbers. Separate the dollar amount and the cent amount with a decimal point-47.50, for example.