__________ outside in the street, the man was sent to hospital at once.
[     ]
A. Found lying and dying fast  
B. Found lying and almost died
C. To be found dying          
D. Finding dead
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       Title : Naturally regulate your sleep-wake cycle

Passage outline

Supporting details

Deciding factor

☆ Melatonin, a hormone that (76)__________ naturally, helps regulate 

your sleep-wake cycle.

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(79) __________

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