Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to buy an opal
Familiarize yourself with opals and their terminology.
Opals differ from other precious gemstones in their basic composition and how they are valued. These unique stones come in a wide range of colors and patterns, both of which can change, depending on the angle you view them from.

OPTIONS:
- Decide how the stone will stand out among other similar gemstones. Selection from an unconventional choice such as turquoise works perfectly well.
- Opal stones come in a variety of colors, shapes, and textures. It is important that you decide on a ruby or sapphire for your opal, as these gemstones are far more valuable at low price than others.
- Since buying an opal can be a significant investment, learn as much as you can about them before you start shopping. This will ensure you make an informed decision and get what you pay for.
- Consider buying opal jewelry before buying a diamond, as a diamond is a very valuable gemstone. Opals are typically identified as a " ruby..

Next sentence: Since buying an opal can be a significant investment, learn as much as you can about them before you start shopping. This will ensure you make an informed decision and get what you pay for.

context: How to get a doctorate in history
Study history or a related subject at the undergraduate level.
It is best if you major in history. But, if you don't, then take as many history classes as you can.

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- If you're going to get a phd in history, you will need to pass some courses so that you are a chemist, you can do research. Most phd universities require phd students to either attend master's or master's classes.
- You can try learning a study of several topics and then at least a doctorate in something else. Take the great britain course on courses throughout secondary school and in past history.
- If you don't like history or history, then try to take a degree in a related field. For instance, if you love american history, and love french history, study french history.
- Vary your classes so that they cover a wide variety of topics and time periods. Take classes that require you to write substantial research papers.
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next sentence for the context: Vary your classes so that they cover a wide variety of topics and time periods. Take classes that require you to write substantial research papers.

IN: What happens next?

How to cast off
Knit the first two stitches.
Start by knitting the first two stitches moving from the left needle onto the right needle.
Insert the left needle into the first stitch.

OPTIONS:
- Push the tip of the left needle into the first stitch that you made on the right needle. Lift the first stitch over the second stitch.
- Insert the right needle into the tip of the third stitch from the hook and move the right needle around to the right. Yarn over and then pull the yarn around the hook, turning the hook right-hand, like a clock hand.
- Begin to cast off from the needle using the same technique as before. Repeat the exact same process with the right needle as before.
- Insert the right needle through the first stitch first, close to the left needle. Wrap the yarn around the right needle again.

OUT: Push the tip of the left needle into the first stitch that you made on the right needle. Lift the first stitch over the second stitch.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see the man sitting on the floor talking to a camera. We see the man illustrating break dance moves. the man

OPTIONS:
- is talking and sitting still.
- arranges the couple together on the floor.
- holds two squares in his hands and hold one up of them then puts why s on the floor.
- does some recumbent moves and we see scenes of stair railings in the olympics.
A: is talking and sitting still.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
She opens a small glass bottle that contains the colored lenses. She removes the lens out and places it on her finger. then she
OPTIONS:
- puts the eyeshadow down and moves her hand to the left.
- gently wears the lens in her right eye first and then in her left eye.
- plugs the lens back in and hooks the roller blades into the bucket again.
- reappears with two brushes in position to grab the other contact lens.

OUT: gently wears the lens in her right eye first and then in her left eye.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see a man walk to the parallel bars and jump on. we

OPTIONS:
- see the man perform a routine on the bars.
- see the man from class on the parallel bars.
- see a man make his jump at the end.
- see a curling championship box and the man head on the spikes.
A:
see the man perform a routine on the bars.