Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to start writing a book and stick to it 
Go out. 
To start a book you need to be out. Being out and about stimulates your mind and creates ideas you wouldn't be able to think about if you were sat at a desk.
A: Whether you're on the train, on a walk or even talking to a friend. You might want to take a notebook with you wherever you go-take a very small one, as you never know when any phrases or titles may come up.


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How to clean mildew from grout 
Try water alone for mild mildew. 
If you clean regularly, mildew is probably mild. A small film of mildew covering grout does not require special cleaners.
A: For this mildew, stick to simply scrubbing water between the tiles. This should be enough to get rid of unwanted mildew.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

An intro leads into a woman pulling out a bucket and piecing together a mop. the camera
A: pans around the bucket and the woman continues using the mop inside the bucket and moving around the object.


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How to respond when a gay friend comes out of the closet 
Be civil regardless of your beliefs. 
Not everyone shares the same beliefs and it's possible that you may have reservations about homosexuality. While you have every right to maintain any set of beliefs you wish, don't hold your friend to the standard of your belief system.
A:
Even if you don't understand, try to appreciate the fear and stress involved in coming out to you. Your friend is still your friend, regardless of your feelings about homosexuality.