Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is crouched next to a girl on the beach. they
OPTIONS:
- are playing beach ball.
- are playing a game of volleyball.
- are playing the game of sand volleyball.
- are putting sand into a pile.
A: are putting sand into a pile.

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How to cut galvanized pipe
Measure for your cut.
Making a precise cut is important when installing new galvanized pipe. For example, if you are planning on, you need to take the length required for adding threads to the ends of the pipe into consideration when marking your cuts.
OPTIONS:
- If you plan on cutting drywall for insulation, you will need about 3.5 to 3.5 inches (38 to 57 mm) of edge. Measure the length above and below your cut line.
- Mark your cuts with an " x " or a " z " to indicate the length of the pipe you will cut using a table saw or plywood board. Measure for your length using an " x " and a " t " to mark the appropriate width of the pipe.
- Being precise with your cuts is less important when removing old galvanized pipe. If you are removing pipe and you don't plan on reusing it, just cut wherever it makes removal of that pipe the easiest.
- Buy a professional shop-grade pipe-kit. A kit for measuring new galvanized pipe comes with a shipping label that will tell you what grade the piping will be used.
A: Being precise with your cuts is less important when removing old galvanized pipe. If you are removing pipe and you don't plan on reusing it, just cut wherever it makes removal of that pipe the easiest.

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How to use blog comments to create blog posts
Identify the blog posts that have generated the highest amount of comments.
The topics of these posts may be part of the reason you attracted readers and an audience in the first place. By expanding on the blog topics that have generated lots of comments, you can potentially draw more traffic to your blog.
OPTIONS:
- Review your blog dashboard to locate all your blog posts that have generated the highest amount of user comments. Look for themes across the blog posts that are commented on most frequently.
- Think about this and determine what you think of your work. Will it convince you that a blog post is filling enough of a niche and you are so focused on it that you don't even see a bucket list? Choose a blog editor.
- It may be a good idea to check with your competitors to assess whether or not they are posting comments that matter to you personally. Thus, if they are not posting comments about your work they're either biased or lacking the effort that it takes to generate other opinions.
- For example, a post about how a soup stand is raising prices in your local library may be a good place to start. Think about the author or authors of your blog posts before you post them.
A: Review your blog dashboard to locate all your blog posts that have generated the highest amount of user comments. Look for themes across the blog posts that are commented on most frequently.

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How to remove dead animal odor
Locate the animal.
Follow your nose to the source of the smell. Narrow it down to an area of your house (such as your basement or attic).
OPTIONS:
- You may need help locating specific locations if you are still unable to smell the smell yourself. The animal likely has been there for a long time and may have invaded an area of your home or house.
- Then search for anything that smells unpleasant or stinky. For an example, if you smell pungent or sour, find an area with air conditioning or private toilet breaks and give the affected area a chance to dry out.
- You should ideally look for the omniporous area where the smelly animal spent a lot of time. This could be the barn or shed or the garage of a vacant house.
- From there, let your nose guide you to where the smell is strongest. You may have to do some investigating if the animal didn't perish out in plain sight.
A:
From there, let your nose guide you to where the smell is strongest. You may have to do some investigating if the animal didn't perish out in plain sight.