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". 

[header] How to get rid of migraines [title] Learn all you can about migraines. [step] Nobody knows exactly what causes migraines. A lot of research has gone into the exact cause of migraines, but with little success. <sep> (A) People who experience migraines regularly have been having regular consultations with doctors and they still don't know what is causing them. Anything you experience requires some much-needed research or hypnosis to rule out any medical issues or underlying conditions. (B) Migraines result from a lack of sensory focal points or groups. They occur in fewer than three brain groups. (C) Just finding out what causes them will give you some tips on dealing with them. [substeps] Most people develop migraines because they have no symptoms or aren't able to respond to stimuli. (D) It is generally agreed upon that the trigeminal nerve plays a role in migraine pain. The trigeminal nerve is a cranial nerve that facilitates a major pain pathway.
D

[header] How to write a newspaper headline [title] Understand the key elements of a newspaper headline. [step] A good newspaper headline will be factually correct, connect to ordinary readers, attract attention using active words, and match the tone of the article. [substeps] Accuracy is very important when writing a newspaper headline, as you do not want to create an unintended meaning or confuse your reader. <sep> (A) It's critical that headlines match a published page or text. So do not simply copy and paste the journalist's name or a non-published article after a headline and e-mail the cover letter to the editor. (B) [title] Include a colon at the top of the page and then a colon after it. [step] The first colon will act as a prompt and the other colon will be used to write the rest of the article. (C) The headline should be at least three-quarters of the way down the entire body of the article. Rarely is a headline more important than the rest of the article. (D) Avoid exaggerating or embellishing the content in the article by using an overblown headline. Instead, aim to communicate clearly with your reader through a short, one to three word headline.
D

[header] How to diagnose an overactive bladder [title] Pay attention to incontinence. [step] If you feel like you need to rush to the restroom and have a sudden urge to urinate, you're experiencing " urgency incontinence. " it may feel like you can't control your bladder. <sep> (A) This is a classic symptom of overactive bladder. [substeps] Urgency incontinence is different from stress incontinence. (B) Although it may seem sudden, it is often worse than anything you are feeling. Even small incontinence can be a sign of an overactive bladder. (C) You may also feel like you need to use the bathroom to get something, such as water. Pay attention to whether your feelings worsen when you feel like you need to pee, or if you feel whatever you are experiencing at least regularly. (D) You may feel all over-full or hard. [title] Be aware that bladder incontinence can happen suddenly and quickly.

A

