Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is seen speaking to the camera and begins shaving off his facial hair. the man

OPTIONS:
- continues shaving his head first down towards his nose.
- continues shaving his head while the camera captures his movements.
- then begins wiping his hair down with a liquid and another man begins shaving up in his hair.
- continues shaving and shows off his before and after pictures.
A: continues shaving and shows off his before and after pictures.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to perform soft belly meditation
Get into a comfortable, relaxed position.
Before you perform any type of meditation, it's important to get into a comfortable position. Your muscles should be relaxed and you should be in a position that facilitates easy breathing patterns.

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- Seated meditation is very common, but some people prefer to stand or lie down while meditating. If you sit in a chair, be sure to put your feet flat on the floor.
- Try to avoid tensing up or twitching your muscle fibers as you perform this meditation. This could backfire and cause you to lose your focus.
- Try to sit or lie in a comfortable position and avoid slouching. Get on all fours, with your thighs and feet stretched out straight in front of you.
- Make sure you are on a solid surface, with a few inches between you and the floor or any other objects you are on. If you are sitting, like in a chair, you may want to consider lowering your head or sitting with your feet flat on the floor.
A: Seated meditation is very common, but some people prefer to stand or lie down while meditating. If you sit in a chair, be sure to put your feet flat on the floor.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The lady waves to the camera and we see the title screen. The lady talks and we see her add strawberries to a glass. the lady

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- pours wine into a pitcher, adds a little bit of peanut butter and pours the drink in a cup with an ice.
- adds a flamingos cream and water.
- pours after wash in a glass and lifts it to her face.
- juices a lemon, stirs it and pours the lemon juicer over the strawberries.
A: juices a lemon, stirs it and pours the lemon juicer over the strawberries.

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How to account for tenant improvements
Define tenant improvements.
Tenant improvements are capital improvements made by the landlord. The landlord makes these improvements to prepare the space for the tenant.

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- Tenants apply for expansions after the improvements have been made. Both property taxes and statutory taxes are reinvested upon a tenant's return over time.
- However, they may not be implemented with the intent to change the location, floor layout, or other features of the same home. In addition, instead of the landlord making improvements each year, they may instead consider making improvements only once or twice each year or ever more often.
- Factors such as the amount of time the tenant spends in the room, the heating and cooling system or climate changes can affect this assessment. You can identify tenant improvements by noting how many hours the landlord does every night.
- These improvements become permanent components of the property. They are owned by the landlord, and they remain capital assets of the landlord even when the tenant takes possession of the property.
A:
These improvements become permanent components of the property. They are owned by the landlord, and they remain capital assets of the landlord even when the tenant takes possession of the property.