Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN)(CNN) -- An accused killer was captured Monday at a bus station more than 250 miles from where police say he killed five people, including two teens, in a rural Georgia town. Thomas Jesse Lee, 26, surrendered to police in Tupelo, Mississippi, without any resistance, authorities said. Lee had been on the run since Saturday from LaGrange, Georgia, where he is accused of killing his wife, her parents, a family member and a friend. "It makes us feel very good he's in custody," said Stewart Smith, the spokesman for the Troup County Sheriff's Office in Georgia. "This was a crime where there were five murders. We've never had anything like that around here. For us to have him in custody that quick is a great relief to us and the family."

The killings had shaken the community of

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- CNN, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.
- Georgia, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.
- LaGrange, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.
- Lee, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.
- Mississippi, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.
- Stewart Smith, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.
- Thomas Jesse Lee, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.
- Troup County Sheriff's Office, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.
- Tupelo, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.
Answer: LaGrange, with some residents fearful Lee might return, Smith said.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Alex Salmond is demanding a £10 billion carve-up of Britain’s Armed Forces – including aircraft, ships and the transfer of up to 9,200 regular and Special Forces troops – if Scotland votes for independence. The Scottish National Party leader insists his country’s share of the UK’s military assets should be handed over free of charge so his government can form its own navy, air force and army. But last night, experts said his asset-stripping of Britain’s Armed Forces would severely damage the UK’s military capability. Scroll down for video From the British Army, the SNP wants three infantry battalions, including the Royal Highland Fusiliers (pictured)

He said last night: ‘It is not realistic to manage all these capabilities by day one and how long it takes would rely on the level of

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- Alex Salmond support.
- Armed Forces support.
- Britain support.
- British Army support.
- Royal Highland Fusiliers support.
- SNP support.
- Scotland support.
- Scottish National Party support.
- Special Forces support.
- UK support.

Answer: Britain support.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- For most of his 70 years, Hesiquio Trevizo has been a man of good will, preaching the word of God. These days, the Roman Catholic priest is a self-described capitan de la guerra -- a war veteran. That he should feel so within the confines of the sanctuary tells all about the violence and pervasive fear that have gripped the border city of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. "None of us are entirely safe from organized crime. Not even priests," Trevizo says. He laughs, awkwardly. Trepidation leaks out with every word. Perhaps the most important aspect of his job as a priest makes him a potential target for organized crime. Criminals know that grisly details of violence have spilled out in the privacy of the confessional, and crime bosses would rather not have those details repeated or remembered.

During the procession, the lawyer's daughter was gunned down before

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Ciudad Juarez.
- God.
- Hesiquio Trevizo.
- Juarez.
- Mexico.
- Roman Catholic.
- Trevizo.
- capitan de la guerra.

ANS: Hesiquio Trevizo.

Question:
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Israel has destroyed the home of a Palestinian who ran over and killed two people in Jerusalem last month just days after militants killed four rabbis and a policeman at a synagogue in the city. The east Jerusalem home of Abdel-Rahman Shaloudi, 21, was blown up before dawn, the Israeli Defence Force said. The decision to destroy it is likely to further inflame tensions that are already on a knife edge after a spate of clashes between Palestinians and Israelis in the wake of this year's two month war in Gaza. Shaloudi was shot dead by police as he tried to flee after mowing down commuters at a light railway stop on October 22.
Pictured is a doorway, smashed to pieces in
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- Abdel-Rahman Shaloudi's east Jerusalem home
- Amnesty International's east Jerusalem home
- Gaza's east Jerusalem home
- Israel's east Jerusalem home
- Israeli Defence Force's east Jerusalem home
- Israelis's east Jerusalem home
- Jerusalem's east Jerusalem home
- Jewish's east Jerusalem home
- Palestinian's east Jerusalem home
- Palestinians's east Jerusalem home
- Shaloudi's east Jerusalem home
- east Jerusalem's east Jerusalem home

Answer:
Abdel-Rahman Shaloudi's east Jerusalem home

Input: Choose the next sentence.
Los Angeles (CNN) -- Coroner's investigator Elissa Fleak returned to the stand in the eighth day of the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor Thursday morning to continue her testimony about what she found in searches of the pop icon's bedroom. The pathologist who conducted the autopsy on Michael Jackson and ruled his death a homicide could testify later Thursday or Friday in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Dr. Conrad Murray. Jurors should also soon hear the two-hour interview Murray gave to police two days after Jackson's June 25, 2009, death of what the coroner concluded was the result of "acute propofol intoxication" in combination with sedatives.
In the portion never before heard in court,
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- CNN talked about his life and concern for children:
- Conrad Murray talked about his life and concern for children:
- Elissa Fleak talked about his life and concern for children:
- Jackson talked about his life and concern for children:
- Los Angeles talked about his life and concern for children:
- Michael Jackson talked about his life and concern for children:
- Murray talked about his life and concern for children:
Output:
Jackson talked about his life and concern for children: