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In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Archaeologists say they have unearthed the oldest human footprints ever found in North America. The impressions were discovered buried at a shoreline at an archaeological dig site on Calvert Island, British Columbia in Canada. Charcoal in the prints has been radiocarbon dated, giving them an age of 13,200 years old. The finding was made by the Hakai Institute and the University of Victoria, both in British Columbia. Archaeologists Dr Daryl Fedje and Dr Duncan McLaren excavated an area below the high tide line, and found dozens of human footprints that had remained intact in clay. An ancient skeleton found nearly 20 years ago in a river in Washington is related to Native Americans, says a DNA study that could help resolve a long-running dispute over its ancestry.Human footprints were found preserved on Calvert Island in CanadaThey were radiocarbon dated to a remarkable 13,200 years oldIf confirmed they would be the oldest human footprints in North AmericaDiscovery also suggests people once migrated down the coast 
 Question:'There's no way to get to _ other than watercraft, and that applies to 13,000 years ago as it does today,' Dr McLaren said.
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Calvert Island


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Sure, St Andrews is the home of golf and Monaco hosts the most glamorous race on the Formula One circuit, but the sporting world offers so much more than what can be seen on television. With the warmer months upon us the countdown is on for all manner of festivals around the globe, with many of them revolving around intriguing, entertaining and downright wacky events. MailOnline Travel sheds some light on the most unique sporting escapes you could take this year as a spectator or in some cases even as a participant, from the historic cheese-rolling race in Gloucestershire to the Mud Olympics in Brunsbuettel, Germany.Traditional sports in Scotland's Highland Games and Mongolia's NaadamWife Carrying, Bog Snorkelling and Cheese-Rolling among the kookiestCamel Wrestling in Turkey and Prison Rodeo in the US more controversial 
 Question:Not for everyone, in particular animal welfare groups who oppose it, or the feint of heart but certainly historic - camel wrestling has been going on in _ for more than 2,000 years.
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Turkey


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The cold blooded killer who gunned down a reporter and cameraman on live TV yesterday was carrying extra license plates, a wig, sunglasses and a hat when he fled the scene yesterday. Vester Flanagan, otherwise known as Bryce Williams, killed Alison Parker, 24, and Adam Wade at 6.45am yesterday in an apparent revenge killing over perceived discrimination he suffered while working with them at WDBJ-TV. He fled the scene of the killing in a Mustang before switching to a rental car, and police have now revealed that vehicle contained an 'escape kit' including a phone, shawl and bag of supplies.Court documents reveal what investigators found in Vester Flanagan's crashed car, after he committed suicideThe 41-year-old shot dead two coworkers Wednesday morning, two years after he was fired from Roanoke Virginia news station WDBJHe planned the attack for months, putting a down payment on the gun at the end of June and renting his getaway car a man agoThe items found in his car suggest that Flanagan wanted to evade police, using disguises and switched license plates 
 Question:In court documents from a lawsuit Flanagan filed against the station, Dennison wrote that as _ was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'
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Vester Flanagan


