Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to get rid of back fat
Step up the cardio.
For best results, exercise for at least 30 minutes at a time, three to five days a week.
These cardio activities are particularly effective for getting rid of back fat.
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- Aim for about thirty minutes an hour, five days a week. Aim for 30 minutes in between cardio sessions for optimal results.
- They will burn calories and strengthen your back muscles: rowing, boxing and swimming. Other cardio exercises to include are: running/jogging, walking, biking, using the elliptical or dancing.
- In fact, intense cardio exercise (like aerobic exercise) can reduce the progression of a variety of diseases. This can both improve your metabolism and add little, if any, to your back fat intake.
- A vigorous and appropriate cardio regimen can effectively prevent back fat caused by joint problems. Try cardio that involves running, cycling, or, , if possible, jogging.
A: They will burn calories and strengthen your back muscles: rowing, boxing and swimming. Other cardio exercises to include are: running/jogging, walking, biking, using the elliptical or dancing.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A group of camels is in the desert. There are crowds of people sitting on and around he camels. a man
OPTIONS:
- is riding a camel on plaza of a city, next to a asian man with brown hair.
- climbs up a large vault on the camels.
- comes riding a camel and shows several children riding on a camel.
- walks by a few of the camels laying down.
A: walks by a few of the camels laying down.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man begins running down a track and doing several flips and tricks while many watch on the sides. he
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- high fives another man and the same jumps are seen again in slow motion.
- dismounts and throws his arms up into the air as people clap and cheer him on.
- laughs in the end and looks to the stands in disbelief.
- completes a long jump and is interviewed by a reporter for the wok and wins several awards.
A: high fives another man and the same jumps are seen again in slow motion.

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How to report nursing home abuse
Contact the nursing home.
The facility may not be aware of abusive behavior on the part of employees or other residents unless it is notified.
If the facility accepts medicare or medicaid, it is required to have a grievance procedure under federal regulations.
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- There should be information about the facility's grievance procedure in the information you or the patient received when he or she moved into the facility. You also may want to tell the person's doctor, especially if the doctor is independent from the nursing home.
- If that does not occur, you may report on the status of your grievance, the name of the facility, and the name of your employee. Obey no-no rules on the severity of abuse.
- The nursing home should have a grievance procedure in place within 20 weeks before requesting the expiration of medicaid. Draft a complaint and provide your written notification to the nursing home.
- If you seek treatment through medicare or medicaid, talk to your doctor, administrator, or senior care practitioner for detailed information. If you are concerned about the health of the nursing home and the risk of abuse, you should contact the agency immediately.
A:
There should be information about the facility's grievance procedure in the information you or the patient received when he or she moved into the facility. You also may want to tell the person's doctor, especially if the doctor is independent from the nursing home.