Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- After crashing in the Tour de Suisse and being overlooked by his team for the Tour de France -- he became the first British winner of the race in 2012 -- Bradley Wiggins hoped relief would come at the Commonwealth Games. "It's given me another focus rather than just lolling about at home feeling miserable," he was quoted as saying by The Guardian. Wiggins indeed won a medal Thursday in the first day of action in Glasgow, but it wasn't the one he wanted. Wiggins and his English teammates could only take home silver, behind a rampant Australia, in the 4,000-meter team pursuit final.

He narrowly led

OPTIONS:
- Australia after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Bradley Wiggins after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- British after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- CNN after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Commonwealth after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Commonwealth Games after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- English after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Glasgow after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Michael Jamieson after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Mo Farah after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Ross Murdoch after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- The Guardian after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Tour de France after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Tour de Suisse after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
- Wiggins after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
Answer: Ross Murdoch after 100 meters, though Murdoch won comfortably in the end -- by more than a second over his higher profile compatriot.
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- He had a name that rang down through generations. Ted Kennedy, far right, with brothers Bobby, center, and Jack in 1948. It was a gilded name in politics, but Ted Kennedy's life was an almost impossible kaleidoscope of outstanding public service, astonishing personal failures and the heavy burden of the unfulfilled legacies and promise of three older brothers: Joseph, Jack and Bobby. "It reminds me, there's a great quote by Ernest Hemingway, who said, 'Everyone is broken by life, but afterwards, some are stronger in the broken places,' " presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin said. Ted, the youngest of the Kennedys, became the patriarch of the family at 36 when Bobby -- whose 1968 presidential campaign championed the sick, the poor and the elderly -- was assassinated.

In the four decades since that day, the Kennedy legacy was

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- Bobby's to fulfill, and his to write.
- CNN's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Doris Kearns Goodwin's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Ernest Hemingway's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Jack's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Jack and Bobby's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Joseph's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Kennedy's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Kennedys's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Senate's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Ted's to fulfill, and his to write.
- Ted Kennedy's to fulfill, and his to write.
- WASHINGTON's to fulfill, and his to write.
Answer: Kennedy's to fulfill, and his to write.
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(CNN) -- Groups of graduate students who hang out at The Partisan, an indie band bar near the University of California-Merced campus, like their liquor and their politics straight up. Many of them felt they only got one of those things after watching the debate between President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney on Wednesday night. "I don't know what universe Romney is living in," said Beth Hernandez-Jason, a doctoral student in American Latino literature. "I was kicked off my parents' health insurance by age 25 as was my little sister and she was reinstated because of the changes in the health care system."

For generations, many people in

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- Beth Hernandez-Jason have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- CNN have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- California have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- Merced have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- Mitt Romney have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- Obama have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- Republican have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- Romney have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- The Partisan have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
- University of California-Merced have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.
Answer:
Merced have depended on the land, growing things like almonds, strawberries and grapes.