Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to hang clothes 
Hang blouses on padded hangers. 
Choose fabric-covered hangers with some padding to protect thin blouses from getting ripples and bumps. 
If you have blouses made of delicate fabrics, such as lace or silk, choose satin-covered hangers to keep your garments from snagging and becoming damaged.
A: Typically, fabric-covered hangers have a wooden or plastic inner structure. Use velvet-coated hangers on spaghetti-strap tops.


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Man is talking to the camera in a seashore holding a bottle of sunscreen. The man pour sunscreen on her hands and is talking about it. then the man
A: spread the sunscreen in his hands and in his face.


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Several shots are shown of a man speaking to various groups of people and leads into people wearing wet suits and walking. the people
A: walk down a beach and are seen swimming around in the water.


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How to survive a car accident as a pedestrian 
Seek to protect your head. 
Broken bones and internal bleeding can be serious, but head injuries are commonly life-threatening. Doing what you can to avoid sustaining a head injury could save your life.
A:
Cover your head with your arms immediately, so that your forehead is in the crook of your elbows and your palms are at the back of your head. Try to position your body so that the impact of the crash doesn't come near your head.