Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man begins wetting the mop in the century mop bucket system. the mop
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- is then used to clean the floor, gliding along the tiles with ease.
- flies up into the air and is unplugged.
- is separately soaked using a whisk.
- runs into a bucket, while a small puppy holds onto the mop.
A: is then used to clean the floor, gliding along the tiles with ease.

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How to write a medical claim appeal letter
Rule out simple mistakes first.
Sometimes a claim is denied due to a simple clerical error. These mistakes are usually the easiest to correct.
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- However, on top of that, even casual errors cannot be fixed, so making your case in writing first gives you a better understanding of how to resolve the claim. Many claims appeal letters include a draft of the letter instead.
- A simple error in reasoning the wrong way can only lead to an appeal that isn't likely to be granted. When presenting the claim to a court, note the number and letter of errors as well as any other common components that could prompt the judge to dismiss the claim.
- Examples of simple errors include : Missing or unclear information. You might not know how to determine which drill goes in which hole.
- Read through all the documentation from your insurance company, to make sure there are no obvious errors. If you find that a mistake was made by someone at your doctor's office, contact the office staff and ask them to submit corrected forms to your insurance company.
A: Read through all the documentation from your insurance company, to make sure there are no obvious errors. If you find that a mistake was made by someone at your doctor's office, contact the office staff and ask them to submit corrected forms to your insurance company.

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How to be environmentally friendly with ease
Turn off your screen saver.
Screen savers were originally an application used to avoid a static picture from being branded on the screen. However, nowadays' screens don't suffer of that problem, which makes screen savers unnecessary-and keeping your screen active wastes energy.
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- You can use a browser to switch back on to screen saver mode. In any browser, type in your common browser address.
- They can also be harmful to you and your baby. Use a special screen saver for the purposes of keeping your screen physically accessible.
- Instead of the screen saver, apply the option of shutting off screen after five minutes of being unused, so no energy will be wasted on it while it isn't being used. Choose a computer wallpaper with much black in it.
- Don't put on screen saver ads when you're watching your favorite movie or reading a good book. It's not really worth it, since screens can become " tuning " too quickly and not get as many views as viewers assume.
A: Instead of the screen saver, apply the option of shutting off screen after five minutes of being unused, so no energy will be wasted on it while it isn't being used. Choose a computer wallpaper with much black in it.

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How to get used to dogs
Figure out the root of your fear.
There are a variety of reasons people may be apprehensive around dogs. The first step to overcoming your fear is identifying potential sources.
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- Think about the different forms of fear you associate with dogs. For example, you may fear dogs because you are worried about your health.
- This can help you see where and how a fear is based in irrational thinking. Oftentimes, people fear dogs because their parents instilled a fear in them at a very young age by overreacting in the presence of a large, unfamiliar, or overactive dog.
- Talk to a veterinarian about your fears. Ask them what the most important things at all about a dog are.
- The most common source might be the result of multiple different things, such as hormones or emotional factors. Other times, environmental factors may exacerbate fears.
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This can help you see where and how a fear is based in irrational thinking. Oftentimes, people fear dogs because their parents instilled a fear in them at a very young age by overreacting in the presence of a large, unfamiliar, or overactive dog.