Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to decide when to use a spreadsheet
Determine if you need a spreadsheet.
If you have the data in written form, assess how manageable it is on the page. You may want to consider a spreadsheet if you have tried to calculate the results manually.
A: A spreadsheet will electronically calculate the sum total of your data. Most spreadsheet software will also calculate averages, multiples and a great many mathematical formulas, quicker than it can be done manually.

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A person is seen close up walking on a rope and jumping. a man
A: speaks to the camera while showing more clips of people walking on a rope.

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A woman wash the head of a man and cuts his hair, then the woman stands next two man an touch the head of the young man. the woman
A: cuts the hair of a young man using first a machine, and then a comb and scissors.

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How to turn someone in to the irs
Gather evidence of the fraud.
The more evidence you can share with the irs, the better. Look for anything that supports your claims.
A:
For example, consider the following : If you have documents that show fraud, keep a copy of them. For example, someone might not report income from a bank account.