Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A woman bends down and puts a rag into a white bucket. she
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- mixes the laundry together and puts it into a black dish washer.
- puts scrubbing and pressure cleaner into the bucket.
- dumps some item out of a box and puts on a rag and scrubs the wooden floor.
- starts to wipe a car with the rag.
A: starts to wipe a car with the rag.

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How to remove beetle headlights
Disconnect the negative battery cable to eliminate the risk of electrical shock.
Sometimes battery cable colors vary, but normally you will find that the red battery cable is positive (+) and the black battery cable will be negative (-).
Use a screwdriver to loosen the screw that retains the rim, and then pull out the entire headlight unit.
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- Wear gloves and safety goggles to protect your eyes and mouth while attempting to remove the headlight unit. Be careful and gentle to avoid damaging the surrounding oil can.
- Scrape any dirt off the entire bumper, including plastic parts and upholstery. Pull down the dashboard as much as possible to expose any exposed headlight casing.
- Again, there is no need to completely remove the dome light, as the headlight unit doesn't pop away when dropped. Instead, you have to completely break the bumper and remove the lens.
- Separate the wiring connector from the beam unit, and disconnect the wires from the light bulb socket. Hold the lamp unit with your thumb to control the spring, and remove the lens-retaining spring.
A: Separate the wiring connector from the beam unit, and disconnect the wires from the light bulb socket. Hold the lamp unit with your thumb to control the spring, and remove the lens-retaining spring.

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How to grow roses
Choose rose varieties.
Did you know there are 13 , 000 varieties of roses? Some roses grow better in certain regions than in others. When you're choosing what type of rose to grow, take some time to research the specifics of your growing region, then look for roses that have characteristics you find appealing.
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- Take their shape, size, and color into account when choosing varieties to grow. Roses fall into the following categories : Hybrid tea roses are beautifully shaped, colorful roses that often make appearances in flower shops and as part of bouquets.
- Florists usually recommend roses that are under 2 years of age. Roses under 36 are among the best varieties of roses to use as seed arrangements.
- If you have a rose in your area, you may wish to research new species of rose for information. If you're planning to grow multiple roses, you may want to have children of the same species start with one rose and sow the other.
- Different reproductive conditions for different plants can cause rose varieties to produce vastly different flowers. Your destination might have more colorful or notably attractive flowers, but that doesn't necessarily mean roses will produce them.
A: Take their shape, size, and color into account when choosing varieties to grow. Roses fall into the following categories : Hybrid tea roses are beautifully shaped, colorful roses that often make appearances in flower shops and as part of bouquets.

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How to be a motivational speaker at schools
Embed yourself in the world of teenagers.
Learn about their pop culture and lifestyle. Read their magazines and visit the websites they frequent.
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- Walk away from the internet if you have to. Surround yourself with the love of their music, movies, and books.
- Listen to their music, tv shows, and their favorite books. When you're ready, join and follow them throughout school days.
- To connect with teens it's critical to know what they think about and, more importantly, what they care about. Draw on your own experiences as a teen.
- Look at their school newsletter and other information sources. You can also be a fan by commenting on their notebooks, textbooks, desk phones, etc.
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To connect with teens it's critical to know what they think about and, more importantly, what they care about. Draw on your own experiences as a teen.