Question: Let's complete this passage.
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (CNN) -- Federal officials said Monday they are probing allegations by a former investigator into the deadliest terrorist attack in Argentine history that he was kidnapped and tortured by men who said they were national intelligence agents. Claudio Lifschitz shows off the scars he says kidnappers carved on his back. Claudio Lifschitz, 43, said three hooded men threw him into the back of a truck on Friday night and put a plastic bag over his head. They then questioned him on details of the probe into the bombing of the Argentine Jewish Mutual Association (AMIA) building in Buenos Aires on July 18, 1994, he said.

The investigation in the

OPTIONS:
- AMIA bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.
- Argentina bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.
- Argentine bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.
- Argentine Jewish Mutual Association bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.
- BUENOS AIRES bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.
- Buenos Aires bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.
- CNN bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.
- Claudio Lifschitz bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.
- Jewish bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.
Answer: AMIA bombing has dragged on for nearly 15 years, with no indictments and a series of accusations of cover-ups and corruption.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Sister Wives star Kody Brown is revealing why he traded  his 'official' wife for the youngest of his four 'spiritual' brides. Many were shocked with the announcement that Brown and wife Meri, who wed in 1990, had decided to divorce and that Brown would be marrying Robyn, his youngest bride. The decision however was not one of the heart but rather a legal maneuver that will allow Brown to give the children Robyn had when she entered the family, Dayton, Aurora and Breanna, access to insurance and other legal benefits. Of his 17 children, these three are the only ones who Brown is not the biological father of, meaning they had no claim to his insurance.

On the show, all of Robyn's children refer to Kody as 'dad' and are referred to as

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- Aurora's children.
- Breanna's children.
- Brown's children.
- Christine's children.
- Dayton's children.
- Janelle's children.
- Kody's children.
- Kody Brown's children.
- Meri's children.
- Robyn's children.
- Sister Wives's children.
- TLC's children.

Answer: Brown's children.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 22:16 EST, 9 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:31 EST, 10 April 2013 An Italian greyhound that had been missing for eight months has found his way back to his southwestern Illinois home after he turned up hundreds of miles away in Virginia. Five-year-old Dauz disappeared from the Dausman family's fenced Collinsville yard in July last year. To the surprise of his heartbroken owners David, Alicia, and their two children David Jr., 3, and the dog's 'best friend' six-year-old Lilian, the pet traveled more than 900 miles to end up last month at an animal shelter in Fairfax.

'She would just cry her eyes out,' the mother said of

OPTIONS:
- Alicia.
- Collinsville.
- Dausman.
- Dausmans.
- Dauz.
- David.
- David Jr..
- Fairfax.
- Helen Pow.
- Illinois.
- Italian.
- Lilian.
- Virginia.

ANS: Lilian.

Question: Passage: (CNN) -- The publication of a report into child abuse in the northern town of Rotherham, England has shocked Britain to the core. The report, by Professor Alexis Jay, gives a "conservative estimate" of 1,400 children being sexually assaulted over a 16-year period. They were beaten, kidnapped, raped and trafficked. Some victims were as young as 11. How could it happen here, in a modern country that professes to care for the vulnerable? The horrors in Rotherham first came to light in 2010, when five men were jailed for sexual offenses against underage girls. A journalist's investigation into the wider scale of abuse prompted the local council to conduct its own report -- and it's the staggering numbers revealed in Jay's findings that have caught the public's attention.
Query: The report concludes that elected council officials were reluctant to talk directly to the
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- Alexis Jay community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
- Britain community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
- CNN community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
- England community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
- Inquiry community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
- Jay community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
- Pakistani community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
- Rotherham community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
- Stanley community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
- Tim Stanley community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.
Answer:
Pakistani community about the problem and that some staff were frightened of being labeled "racist" for doing so.