Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A woman is seen speaking to the camera while sitting in a chair. She then holds up a contact lens and puts one in her eye. she
OPTIONS:
- puts another contact in her eye and smiles to the camera.
- then wears a contact lens and begins speaking.
- rubs the lens one more time several times.
- runs her fingers through her hair and continues speaking.
A: puts another contact in her eye and smiles to the camera.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A different man does leg dips, swings his legs up and around each parallel bar and pushes forward across the parallel bars. when he
OPTIONS:
- finishes he walks up to demonstrate how to do the same and lets his legs go to the side.
- has finished, the other man is seen doing leg squat jumps on the parallel bars and does another balance beam routine.
- reaches the end, he tucks in his knees and lifts his body up and perpendicular to the bars.
- is done he sets his legs on the parallel bars and begins to jump rope from there.
A: reaches the end, he tucks in his knees and lifts his body up and perpendicular to the bars.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to organize a basement 
Begin by distinguishing between what you want to keep and what you can eliminate. 
You have to be honest with yourself during this process. Many people opt to keep things with the intention of using them, even though they have not used them in years.
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- However, forming a wall can help you to decide what you will be keeping and retaining. Know that what you want to keep is yours, not anybody else's.
- As a rule, it is better to keep things as simple as possible. Going back and forth between how you want to organize your basement, and where you want to put items, is not good enough.
- If you really want to keep something, make a solid plan as to when you will use it. If you cannot come up with one, let it go.
- For some people, you may want to keep certain things, such as clothing or canned goods, as a main space, but for others, you can easily sort through and eliminate material items. However, make sure you ensure that what you plan to store will function comfortably and reasonably.
A: If you really want to keep something, make a solid plan as to when you will use it. If you cannot come up with one, let it go.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to treat lovebird pox 
Identify the symptoms of lovebird pox. 
There are two different types of lovebird pox and they cause two different types of pox. Dry lovebird pox affect the exterior of the bird's body and wet lovebird pox affects the inside of the lovebird's body.
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- Dry lovebird pox damage the ingrown beak and ingrown ears. Pleurisy is visible and infected when birds try to eat and drink in the wild.
- When you examine your lovebird, look at the dark-colored and round, scaly skin on the bird. Rough or rough scaly skin patches tend to develop after you pick up a lovebird.
- One animal may act as an active participant in the pox, while the other may be injured during the pox. Dry pox pox occurs primarily on the inside of the bird's body.
- Dry avian pox causes wart-like scaly growths on the featherless areas of the surface of a bird's body. They can show up around the eyes, the beak, or on the legs and feet.
A:
Dry avian pox causes wart-like scaly growths on the featherless areas of the surface of a bird's body. They can show up around the eyes, the beak, or on the legs and feet.