Problem: Choose the next sentence
While reporting on a top high school football recruiting event in Oregon, a FOX Sports newscaster got a little bit too close to the action. Amy Campbell, a reporter for FOX Sports Next, was in the midst of interviewing recruiting analyist Chad Simmons when rising star footballer Ermon Lane came crashing into her on the sidelines. Though Campbell later told the sports broadcasting network that she was unharmed, the entire incident was caught on video and as with many sports and news bloopers, has become an Internet sensation. FOX Sports newscaster Amy Campbell (center) was knocked over by high school football star Ermon Lane (right) while interviewing recruiting analyst Chad Simmons (left) at an elite summer football camp

Campbell even posted a picture on the social media website of her and

OPTIONS:
- Amy Campbell after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'
- Campbell after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'
- Chad Simmons after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'
- Ermon Lane after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'
- FOX Sports after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'
- FOX Sports Next after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'
- Oregon after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'
- The Opening after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'
- Twitter after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'

Answer: Ermon Lane after the collision with the caption 'Still friends!'


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By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 07:31 EST, 13 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:57 EST, 15 April 2013 U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has landed in China to seek its help in reining in its ally North Korea, which has threatened thermonuclear war on South Korea and America. China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for peace, dialogue and denuclearisation on the Korean peninsula during today's talks, according to the country's state-run news agency Xinhua. Mr Kerry arrived in Beijing today to persuade Chinese leaders to exert pressure on North Korea to scale back its belligerent rhetoric and, eventually, return to nuclear talks.

thing it has to a diplomatic ally,

OPTIONS:
- America has a unique ability to use its
- Beijing has a unique ability to use its
- China has a unique ability to use its
- Chinese has a unique ability to use its
- John Kerry has a unique ability to use its
- Kerry has a unique ability to use its
- Kerry Mcdermott has a unique ability to use its
- Korean peninsula has a unique ability to use its
- North Korea has a unique ability to use its
- Pyongyang has a unique ability to use its
- South has a unique ability to use its
- South Korea has a unique ability to use its
- U.S. has a unique ability to use its
- Wang Yi has a unique ability to use its
- Xinhua has a unique ability to use its

Answer: China has a unique ability to use its


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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) -- The Indonesia volcano that threatened President Obama's visit is now "likely" to shorten an already brief stop to the capital city of Jakarta. Obama arrived in Indonesia, where he spent part of his childhood, on Tuesday for a two-day trip. White House spokesman Robert Gibbs, who earlier told reporters that officials were closely monitoring the ash cloud from Mount Merapi, said forecasting shows air traffic might again be disrupted. Obama is scheduled to meet with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and hold a news conference with him; attend an official dinner; and visit the Istiqlal Mosque, the largest mosque in southeast Asia.

Obama's trip to Asia started Saturday with a three-day visit to

OPTIONS:
- APEC summit.
- Asia.
- CNN.
- G-20.
- India.
- Indonesia.
- Indonesian.
- Istiqlal Mosque.
- Jakarta.
- Japan.
- Mount Merapi.
- Obama.
- Robert Gibbs.
- South Korea.
- Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
- U.S..
- White House.

Answer:
India.