Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

He then opens a can of coke and drinks from it. Then he begins chopping tomatoes and lettuce to make a sandwich. he
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- then faces a plate full of food.
- pours the mushrooms and the lettuce into a jar of sauce before spreading the mayo on the sandwich.
- slices some ham and makes two toasts in a toaster.
- cuts up a piece of toast and pours half of it into a bowl.
A: slices some ham and makes two toasts in a toaster.

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How to install rope lighting
Determine where you want your rope lighting for the best effect and ambiance.
Note the line of where the rope will run.
Measure the length of the areas where you want to install your rope lighting.
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- For instance, if you want to install rope lighting in five different rooms, divide the length of your building into two parts: two walls and two floors. Also, note the length of each corner of the wall.
- Using your tape measure, lay out three completed lines of the area that you want the rope lighting to run. Average ranges from 50 feet (280 m) to 1080 feet (30 m).
- Buy a single rope that equals that length, rather than splicing several shorter ropes together. Nail plastic cable clips, appropriate for the diameter of your rope lighting, in place along the line where your lighting will run.
- If you're going to do ropes for big entrances that require a lot of turning, you need to be able to board the floor with rope lighting without trip hazards in the area where you plan to put rope lighting. Determine how many rope lighting torches you will need to use.
A: Buy a single rope that equals that length, rather than splicing several shorter ropes together. Nail plastic cable clips, appropriate for the diameter of your rope lighting, in place along the line where your lighting will run.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The blonde curly haired boy is shown again talking, then getting ready as he secures his protective gear onto his body and the white words on the screen say "rookie white professional motorcross racer". a drone
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- jet ski approaches to find its target and the man on the boat is sliding and sliding and using the transition from wakeboarding to wakeboard.
- jet ski um and circles by a solharn land of mud mmembers and tourists are walking in the airport field.
- is shown as the boy takes off on his dirt bike and multiple various clips of the boy riding his bike play as he's going around the track very fast, or jumping with his bike and the drone can be seen in the sky.
- water jet ski with very aerodynamically powered aerobics is shown again and the video hangs on from the mp3 and for the duration.
A: is shown as the boy takes off on his dirt bike and multiple various clips of the boy riding his bike play as he's going around the track very fast, or jumping with his bike and the drone can be seen in the sky.

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How to sue for bankruptcy discrimination
Gather information.
You will need information about who you allege discriminated against you because you filed bankruptcy, as well as information about your bankruptcy itself.
Federal law primarily protects you against bankruptcy discrimination from government entities.
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- Some states, like michigan, provide a state-by-state credit monitoring system that can measure the quality of your credit reports or other public data from previous cases. There's nothing worse than filing a lawsuit because you believe that you were discriminated against based on the cost of filing your company is too high.
- Federal law has specific provisions regarding if you are discriminated against and a violation of that law in your spouse's case. Some states also require members of the public to file a petition to win a lawsuit.
- For example, no one in federal, state, or local government can use the fact that you filed bankruptcy as a reason to deny you a job or public benefits, or terminate your employment or receipt of public benefits. You also cannot be denied licenses or contracts, or be evicted from public housing because you filed for bankruptcy.
- This means you are protected from custodial judgment and will not be disclosed information or evidence the plaintiff filed within 60 days of your filing. As soon as you complete your intake questionnaire, look it over and note the name of the plaintiff and her attorney.
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For example, no one in federal, state, or local government can use the fact that you filed bankruptcy as a reason to deny you a job or public benefits, or terminate your employment or receipt of public benefits. You also cannot be denied licenses or contracts, or be evicted from public housing because you filed for bankruptcy.