context: A man starts running down with a stick he places it down and jumps over a really high obstacle, he lands and gloats. the next man

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- come walking as a first person view.
- takes his turn and he does the same using the stick to get over the obstacle and jumping up with excitement after landing.
- is shown in the same pose as well.
- comes up and then throws it and then runs again to retrieve it, he pushes this stick and runs he puggyjumps it several times and is still bouncing his ball trying to make it better.
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next sentence for the context: takes his turn and he does the same using the stick to get over the obstacle and jumping up with excitement after landing.

IN: What happens next?

The words how to apply mascara appear. A woman with long black hair is talking to the camera. She holds up a wand of mascara. she

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- then puts lipstick on to cover her lips.
- puts a blue cloth over her eyes.
- then shows how to apply it, one eye at a time.
- then cleans her eyes with a blue eye shadow.

OUT: then shows how to apply it, one eye at a time.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to protect yourself from common restaurant scams
Read the menu carefully.
While not a scam in the strict sense, restaurant menus are sometimes designed to mislead customers who aren't paying close enough attention. This is especially prevalent in places with large, complex menus that offer lots of different options.

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- Websites such as agthrills and brikel recommend that you read a whole range of menus before ordering. If you can't find a menu that addresses the needs of your customers, you won't be able to keep up.
- Try to take note of the name of the restaurant as well. Common restaurant names include " malo, " " mol, " " tecte " and " il.
- While it might seem likely that you won't have an easy time eating out, it can be a good idea to read over your food carefully. Instead of worrying about the condiments or seasonings, the fancier the menu, the better and more authentic your meals will appear.
- Make a note of each item's description and price, how it's served and whether any additional costs may apply. For example, the price of a cheeseburger may seem fairly standard until you see that french fries have to be ordered separately.
A: Make a note of each item's description and price, how it's served and whether any additional costs may apply. For example, the price of a cheeseburger may seem fairly standard until you see that french fries have to be ordered separately.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to amend nonprofit bylaws
Understand your state's nonprofit corporation law.
A nonprofit is governed by the statute in the state in which it was incorporated. Before you draft a bylaw or amendment to an existing bylaw, it is important that you review your state's nonprofit corporation statute to understand its default provisions and the practices it prohibits.
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- For example, in southern illinois, a nonprofit corporation will govern a corporation in illinois as a result of that agreement. During the early 1900s, nonprofit corporations signed the agreement by serving as the responsible person supervising the corporation and issuing written consent to the incorporation.
- Confirm the change you wish to make is not prohibited by state law. If so, the amendment will have no effect and any actions taken pursuant to it will be null and void.
- Some states restrict bylaws and bylaws depending on how many states legally regulate nonprofit bylaws. If your state has legislators or congress/legislators, there typically isn't a statute restricting nonprofit bylaws.
- You can find articles by doing an internet search for " nonprofit corporation statutes and articles. " Determine if your bylaw differs.

OUT: Confirm the change you wish to make is not prohibited by state law. If so, the amendment will have no effect and any actions taken pursuant to it will be null and void.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

A person is seen wearing slippers and holding a stick in their hands. The person then begins walking around a room pushing the ball around with the stick. the person

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- continues hitting the ball while walking around the room.
- then begins playing the stick against the wall and kicking her legs up.
- continues walking around the room with the stick and throwing it off into the distance.
- continues moving around the area while other people watch on the sides.
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Answer:
continues hitting the ball while walking around the room.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to practice proper business etiquette in japan
Be timely!
Japanese companies run on tight schedules which are strictly adhered to. Call one to two hours beforehand to say you are on your way. If you will be late, call as far in advance as possible; giving less than a one hour notice is bad form.

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- Being late may be more likely than not to result in a delay in marketing. Visiting japan from sunrise to sunset in the evening may result in rapid, nonstop internet-surfing from sunrise to sunset.
- Expect the worst when the representative from the japanese company calls. Once you are there however, after giving your greeting, you will be responsible for addressing the representative on a more informal scale.
- International companies will take much longer to issue notice than to receive a message 24 hours after an event. Take advantage of this period to gauge how fast you should be arriving; chances are you should be arriving at least thirty minutes before dinner time (or less).
- The same goes for the ending of meetings. If it is scheduled to end by 4 o'clock, try your best to finish on time, leaving enough time to say goodbye.
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Answer:
The same goes for the ending of meetings. If it is scheduled to end by 4 o'clock, try your best to finish on time, leaving enough time to say goodbye.