In this task, you're given four sentences of a story written in natural language. The given story is not complete and your job is to complete the story by selecting one of the end sentence choices from (A) and (B), such that the story does not sound complete and coherent, i.e., select an incorrect end sentence.

Q: Sentence1: Michael saw a squirrel living in the dumpster one day. Sentence2: He thought it was a cute way for the squirrel to say warm. Sentence3: When the trash was taken to the landfill, the squirrel was gone! Sentence4: A few weeks later, Michael saw another squirrel in the dumpster.
(A) Michael hoped the new squirrel would fare better than the first. (B) Michael decided to have the dumpster company pick up his trash.

A: B
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Q: Sentence1: The cop pulled me over at night. Sentence2: He said I had been speeding. Sentence3: He went back to his car. Sentence4: I waited with the lights flashing behind me.
(A) I hoped he would just give me a warning. (B) I enjoyed talking to the officer.

A: B
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Q: Sentence1: Mary had a credit card debt of over $2000. Sentence2: She wanted to pay it off. Sentence3: She cut off her unnecessary expenses such as going out. Sentence4: She saved all her money in a savings account.
(A) Gradually, Mary was able to pay off her debt. (B) Mary saw no change in her financial situation.

A:
B
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