# HellaSwag / 5041--variant-696a7a66cbb9

task_id: 55bb8114-46c1-5a68-b9fb-aeb1dce4b248
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{"activity_label":"Finance and Business","ctx":"[header] How to get out of your apartment lease [title] Look for an opt-out clause. [step] Find your lease agreement and review it for an opt-out clause that specifies your rights and responsibilities in the event that you decide to break the lease. This agreement may specify a timeline for giving notice of your intent to leave the lease early and may also specify penalties in the form of fines and lost security deposits.","endings":"['[substeps] Look for the words \" early release, \" \" sub-let, \" or \" re-let \" when examining your lease. The exact language may vary between lease agreements.', '[substeps] Even if your lease agreement states you will not pay rent over the next two years, your intent to leave the lease early may well be enticing. [title] Analyze your situation with a trusted friend or loved one.', \"[substeps] In some cases, you can get out of a lease early just as long as you don't let the landlord force you to pay for it. This may open the door to a less contentious one.\", '[title] Make sure you have a good line of credit. [step] This clause clearly specifies how much money you make per month, the duration of your lease, and the amount of effort you put into gathering your finances.']"}

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