Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to relieve epigastric pain 
Determine if your symptoms are epigastric pain. 
Most people get a stomachache from time to time, so you'll have to know for sure your symptoms are from epigastric pain. You'll feel pain in the upper part of your abdomen, just under your ribs.
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- However, you'll also feel pain in other parts of your body, too. If your pain level is 102-115 mg per day, most epigastric pain medications can be adjusted to this range.
- It usually occurs during or right after you've eaten or if you lie down too soon after eating. Epigastric pain usually occurs alongside other symptoms, including abdominal swelling, belching, nausea, and pain in your upper chest.
- Seek medical attention if you experience pain in another part of your body, like your legs. Look for certain symptoms along the way.
- You may also experience discomfort in certain areas of your body, such as your thighs. Additionally, the pain might be caused by an injury to your lymph nodes.
A: It usually occurs during or right after you've eaten or if you lie down too soon after eating. Epigastric pain usually occurs alongside other symptoms, including abdominal swelling, belching, nausea, and pain in your upper chest.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

He starts striking his tools together over the kindling to start the fire. The kindling catches on fire. the man
OPTIONS:
- out flips the kindling onto fire and jumps his campfire up before it starts.
- starts adding smaller pieces of wood the fire.
- then picks up the fallen sticks from the ground into a flame pit to add to the fire.
- then flips his tools over to start the fire again.
A: starts adding smaller pieces of wood the fire.


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How to run your business with compassion 
Offer paid vacation. 
After working so many hard, long hours, it's important to reward your employees by giving them some rest and relaxation. Show your employees how compassionate you are by giving them paid leave.
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- To do this : Reduce the time you spend away. You might not get much downtime when you're in a busy job, but generally, your time off will pay off.
- The most compassionate thing to do is to provide fully paid leave. But if you can't afford it, offer to pay employees during their vacation hours at some fraction of their regular wages-for instance, half or two-thirds of their normal salary.
- By extending their sick leave, they can take time to rest (and recover). Ask your employees if they would appreciate a day or two of peaceful vacation every month.
- In return, you will give them a further incentive to come home for your and your staff's weekends. Keep in mind that your employees may view this as a low-cost way to get sick and fatigued.
A: The most compassionate thing to do is to provide fully paid leave. But if you can't afford it, offer to pay employees during their vacation hours at some fraction of their regular wages-for instance, half or two-thirds of their normal salary.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The girl makes a shuffleboard ahot and the girls all begin to celebrate. She continues to attempt make shots and act silly. she
OPTIONS:
- sits in a chair and ends the video.
- finally makes a one hundred ten dollar shot to the camera.
- puts down the shuffleboard stick and the video ends.
- looks at her lime brown hair in the mirror and tries to go strawberry blonde again.
A:
puts down the shuffleboard stick and the video ends.