Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to be a boxer
Sign up for classes at a local boxing gym.
Look online for boxing gyms in your area and find one near you. Once you find a location that you can travel to regularly, visit them or call them on the phone to see what times they offer classes and how much they cost.
OPTIONS:
- If you are a beginner, you may not be able to sign up for classes until you have paid time and money to enroll at a larger gym. Wear colors that contrast well with your size and shape.
- Many gyms offer a per-session rate as low as $10-$50, so you can try out the gym before committing to a monthly plan. Go to the gym before committing to classes to see how comfortable you feel with the trainers there.
- If you are in college, check your college's boxing promotion, gyms' website, or youtube for a set number of classes that will teach you how to use your skills. There are actually quite a lot of part-time classes, so be patient.
- You can decide whether you want boxing or boxing classes to be in your area or if you want to find a teacher who doesn't offer these classes in class. Any sort of class will result in you staying in the gym to practice your technique.
A: Many gyms offer a per-session rate as low as $10-$50, so you can try out the gym before committing to a monthly plan. Go to the gym before committing to classes to see how comfortable you feel with the trainers there.

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How to move across the country for cheap
Clean your home to sort your possessions.
Do a little spring cleaning. This gives you an opportunity to sort through all the things you own.
OPTIONS:
- Shelves, clothing, bookshelves, bed sheets, shoes, toiletries, and more. This will help kick-start your outlook of what to buy.
- Just about anything that looks valuable is clean. This counts as a good thing-that's because you also haven't bought anything.
- It will be more than you expect, so take an inventory. Try to sort your possessions into groups of necessities, things you would like to save, and things you're willing to discard.
- This can save you a ton of money. It's easier to take your possessions to a yard or mailbox instead of going right to home depot or yard sales to sort them.
A: It will be more than you expect, so take an inventory. Try to sort your possessions into groups of necessities, things you would like to save, and things you're willing to discard.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A woman is seen sitting on a camel and laughing to the camera. another woman
OPTIONS:
- is seen walking around on top the camel, while various clips of the woman riding around begins.
- let's him away and then approaches to pet the camel.
- rides in front of her as they walk down the desert.
- is seen being pulled along by four other camels and being pulled through a city.
A: rides in front of her as they walk down the desert.

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How to can salmon
Scale the fish.
Wrap a towel around the salmon's tail and hold the fish in place by the tail. Run the back of a butter knife along the body of the fish, working from the tail toward the head.
OPTIONS:
- Cup one hand beneath the fish's belly, then finish the process by moving the knife upwards. Only cut around the perimeter of the salmon's belly, cutting just above the crescent moon, and then cut back towards the head.
- Circle the head and the open end of the fish in long strokes with a wet knife to scrape away any larger flakes of flesh on the skin. Score the surface with the sharp kitchen knife by sawing through the individual pieces more easily and efficiently than a wire knife.
- Drag the butter knife along the backbone, stopping again when you reach the crown. For medium-sized salmon, from 3-4 inches (7.6-10 cm) in length, use more butter for larger-sized salmon.
- As you scrape the knife along the body, you'll remove the scales. When you finish the first side, turn the salmon over and repeat on the other side until you've scraped off all the scales.
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As you scrape the knife along the body, you'll remove the scales. When you finish the first side, turn the salmon over and repeat on the other side until you've scraped off all the scales.