context: A woman removes things sitting on top of a chair. She takes the chair to clean it. she

OPTIONS:
- takes the mirror into her bedroom and cleans a bottle with it.
- dips a paintbrush into a can of paint and paints the chair red.
- rinses the chair with a hose storm.
- shams it below the knees.
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next sentence for the context: dips a paintbrush into a can of paint and paints the chair red.


context: How to find parts of speech in text 
Identify the two basic parts of speech in a sentence. 
There are two basic parts of speech that will appear in a sentence: a noun and a verb. 
A noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or idea.

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- A verb is a word or two that has two separate parts of a sentence. A verb is the word that has three different parts of a sentence.
- For example: " woman ", " montana ", " pen ", " sadness ". A noun often appears after an article, such as " the ", " a ", or " an ", in a sentence.
- An adjective is the last word within a verb. An adverb is the subject of the sentence.
- An adjective should also be the title of a sentence. A verb means the word that is the subject of the sentence.
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next sentence for the context: For example: " woman ", " montana ", " pen ", " sadness ". A noun often appears after an article, such as " the ", " a ", or " an ", in a sentence.


context: He shows a new product called nova, which is an electrode for cleaning dirty aluminum. He shows two aluminum plates that are joined together for demonstration purposes. he

OPTIONS:
- uses the adjustable grill to remove the aluminum.
- introduces an additional product called 45 volt to stretch his tire mechanism.
- takes the nova rod and shows how he can weld the two pieces together.
- shows a different color metal and a list of aluminum plate lists.
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next sentence for the context: takes the nova rod and shows how he can weld the two pieces together.


context: How to hire " at will " employees 
Check your state law. 
In the united states , 49 out of 50 states presume that an employee is an " at will " employee. The one exception is montana.

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- If you work in any state but montana, then you can assume that a court would consider all employees " at will " unless you modify the " at will " status with a contract. Typically, employment contracts are express, written contracts.
- Alaska, for example, includes sba laws, which prohibit employees from firing someone who does not have a driving record. Furthermore, montana prohibits employing an employee without a driving record.
- In a majority of states, this would be equivalent to applying for legal separation. Under federal law, this is only slightly more typical.
- Only 40 states require a " at will " employee. Make sure to check your state law.
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next sentence for the context:
If you work in any state but montana, then you can assume that a court would consider all employees " at will " unless you modify the " at will " status with a contract. Typically, employment contracts are express, written contracts.