Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

Pyongyang (CNN) -- It is exceedingly rare for Western journalists to be allowed inside the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (DPRK) -- commonly known as North Korea. It is even less common for an American reporter to visit this reclusive nation, home to nearly 25 million people who are essentially isolated from the rest of the world. Yet here I am, an American member of a CNN crew, reporting from Pyongyang about the latest high profile sporting event to sweep this city since a bizarre basketball tournament earlier this year. You probably remember when American NBA star Dennis Rodman organized a basketball tournament in Pyongyang.
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The wrestlers are also scheduled to tour

OPTIONS:
- American and interact with North Korean fans.
- CNN and interact with North Korean fans.
- DPRK and interact with North Korean fans.
- Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea and interact with North Korean fans.
- Dennis Rodman and interact with North Korean fans.
- International Pro Wrestling Festival and interact with North Korean fans.
- Japan and interact with North Korean fans.
- Japanese and interact with North Korean fans.
- Kanji "Antonio" Inoki and interact with North Korean fans.
- NBA and interact with North Korean fans.
- North Korea and interact with North Korean fans.
- Pyongyang and interact with North Korean fans.
- Western and interact with North Korean fans.
Answer: Pyongyang and interact with North Korean fans.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

Chloe Valentine was just four when she died of massive head injuries Authorities considered Chloe Valentine to be 'at risk' before she was even born, an inquest into the four-year-old's death has heard. By the time she was six-weeks-old, Families SA had received multiple calls about Chloe, including one saying her mother had almost set fire to a mattress on the lounge room floor where the baby was sleeping. Tragically Chloe, from Adelaide, died in January 2012 from injuries sustained over a three-day period in the backyard of a home at Ingle Farm, in the city's northeast. Her mother, Ashlee Polkinghorne, 22, and her then-partner, Benjamin McPartland, 28, are in jail after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of Chloe through criminal neglect.
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Chloe's godmother,

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- Adelaide, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Ashlee Polkinghorne, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Ashley Polkinghorne, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Benjamin McPartland, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Chloe, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Chloe Valentine, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Families SA, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Family SA, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Ingle Farm, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Krystal Lee Benyk, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
- Polkinghorne, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.
Answer: Krystal Lee Benyk, said she contacted Family SA's child abuse report line on multiple occasions with complaints about Chloe's living arrangements, but it seemed to make no difference as the young girl was never removed from her mother.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

By Gemma Mullin for MailOnline Peter Williamson admitted assaulting taxi driver with his walking stick after fearing he was late for opera An opera lover beat up a taxi driver with his walking stick because he thought he was going to ‘miss a performance of Puccini’. Peter Williamson, 69, flagged down a cab while he was on his way to see the open air opera in Holland Park, west London and told the driver he would need to stop for cash. A court heard the retired doctor became irate with driver Kevin Johnson, fearing he was late and shouted: ‘Where are we you f*****g c***’.
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‘They got almost parallel with the cashpoint machine and the victim turned around to check Dr

OPTIONS:
- Gemma Mullin was coming with him.
- Holland Park was coming with him.
- Johnson was coming with him.
- Kevin Johnson was coming with him.
- London was coming with him.
- MailOnline was coming with him.
- Peter Williamson was coming with him.
- Puccini was coming with him.
- Williamson was coming with him.
Answer: Peter Williamson was coming with him.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN)It may be the most historic plane in the world: Special Air Mission 26000, SAM for short. Not familiar? Maybe you know its nickname. Back in its heyday the sleek, blue and white airliner was called Air Force One. This ain't just ANY Air Force One. SAM 26000 saw more historic events than any other -- ranging from the tragic to the hilarious. A national treasure, the airliner now sits in the Air Force museum in Dayton, Ohio. But you can't see it. It's off limits to visitors. For many history buffs and aviation geeks, that's a cryin' shame. If things were different, visitors could walk down the same cabin aisles where Jacqueline Kennedy mournfully sat beside her husband's casket en route from Dallas to Washington. You could stand in the exact spot where the only woman to preside over a presidential oath swore in Lyndon Johnson as commander-in-chief. Examine with your own eyes the on-board suites that carried President Richard Nixon to Beijing, where he cracked open U.S. relations with China.
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Many associate the jet with JFK, but the plane was tied just as closely to his two successors, LBJ and

OPTIONS:
- Air Force.
- Air Force One.
- Beijing.
- CNN.
- China.
- Dallas.
- Dayton.
- JFK.
- Jacqueline Kennedy.
- LBJ.
- Lyndon Johnson.
- Nixon.
- Ohio.
- Richard Nixon.
- SAM.
- SAM 26000.
- Special Air Mission 26000.
- U.S..
- Washington.
- ex-Air Force One.
Answer:
Nixon.