In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D".

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[header] How to cope with a staff shortage [title] Cut back on inventory. [step] You may already have a balanced budget. However, try reducing your spending even more. <sep> (A) The extra cuts in expenditures may save you a nice sum of money. After all, spending less is a safer bet than taking chances on turning a record profit. (B) When learning an employee's finances, that in turn hurt your own. Many importantly, you should try to avoid starting cravings for food whenever possible. (C) This can minimize how much inventory you collect, especially in smaller-scale places. [substeps] For example, cut out three or four salons and one of them produces less inventory than the other three or three. (D) If you tend to splurge on supplies and only go for limited items, investing substantially on supplies and spending more on inventory can cause you to feel into debt or mess up your budget. This can cause you to spend your savings on high-value products.

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A

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[header] How to make absinthe cocktail [title] Mix a simple blend. [step] Add 3 parts ice-cold water to 1 part absinthe. For a single serving, this is roughly 3 ounces of absinthe (or 3 shots) to 1 ounce of absinthe (or 1 shot). <sep> (A) [substeps] If you don't like the bitterness of the mixture, you can dilute it with 1 ounce of milk or cider vinegar instead. If you don't like the strong, milkier flavor, you can substitute nothing at all. (B) Place the absinthe in a cocktail shaker. [substeps] This drink will only last if you serve it in a cup, as the glasses will be fairly small, and will take up a lot of room. (C) For each single serving, stir in 1 teaspoon of sugar. [substeps] Alternately, absinthe can be sipped neat if you prefer the undiluted taste. (D) [title] Add the ingredients to the cocktail shaker. [step] Stir the absinthe mixture well with a cocktail spoon.

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C

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[header] How to confront someone who has been gossiping about you [title] Get the facts about the situation. [step] Sometimes we hear about gossip through gossip, and it might not be true. It doesn't pay to go barging in angry only to discover you've gotten the wrong idea about what was said. <sep> (A) In fact, there's a chance that the person you think started the gossip may not have been involved at all. Be absolutely certain before accusing or confronting the person. (B) Sometimes, we don't even realize how hurtful what was said may have been. Before going in to confront the offender, ask a trusted adult or trusted friend to be your advocate. (C) [substeps] What is it? Do you feel that you've done something wrong? If you feel that maybe something was done wrong, but it wasn't because of you, write down your thoughts. Write down all the reactions that have come to mind, because they're more likely to make you feel better. (D) If you get over the idea a second time and really don't like what you hear, you might consider taking a step back and confronting the person about it. [substeps] Sit down with the person for a while and say something like, " i wasn't making assumptions.

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A