In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

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A couple have splashed more than £200,000 on plastic surgery just so they can look just like their idols, Ken and Barbie. Anastasia Reskoss, 20, and Quentin Dehar, 23, admit to both being obsessed with the dolls from a young age - and after becoming a couple in 2013, the pair have had more than 15 procedures between them, paid for mainly by their parents. Quentin, from Marseille, France, and Anastasia, who lives in Paris, plan to continue having surgery and are legally changing their names to 'Ken' and 'Doll.' Student Anastasia said: 'We want to spend the rest of our lives together morphing into the dolls we love.'Anastasia Reskoss and Quentin Dehar, from France, want to look like dollsThey spent £206,000 on recreating Barbie and Ken's appearanceThe couple want more surgery and changed names to Barbie and Ken 
 Question:And earlier this year, Anastasia had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate _'s pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.

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Barbie


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It is well known that Kendall Jenner's transition from reality television star to international supermodel was met with a lot of resentment from other models. Many believed her immediate success was a direct result of her Kardashian siblings, and one Australian model got swept up in the drama. Despite having never spoken to Kendall, Adelaide's Madison Stubbington has revealed in a new interview that she was blamed for a mean comment directed at the star during Fashion Week. The stunning redhead, who has worked alongside Kendall on numerous occasions, recounted how a fellow model directed a 'rude' comment at the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star backstage at a fashion show.Adelaide model Madison Stubbington, 18, appeared on MorningsThe international model spoke about a run-in with Kendall JennerA fellow model made a rude remark to Jenner, who blamed MadisonMadison was recently named one of the top 50 models on the planetShe has featured numerous times in Vogue and in a Gucci campaignSee the latest news on Kendall Jenner at www.dailymail.co.uk/kendall 
 Question:In the future _ hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia.

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Madison Stubbington


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Your colleagues think you're quiet, but your friends think you're a party animal. If that sounds like you, then you may be what psychologists describe as an 'ambivert'. Scientists believe around two-thirds of people are ambiverts; a personality category that has, up until now, been given relatively little attention. 'Most people who are ambiverts have been told the wrong category their whole life,' Vanessa Van Edwards, an Orgeon-based behavioural expert, told DailyMail.com 'You hear extrovert and you hear introvert, and you think 'ugh, that's not me'.' Ambiversion is a label that has been around for some time, but gained popularity in 2013 with a paper in the journal Psychological Science, by Adam Grant the University of Pennsylvania.Most ambiverts have been labelled incorrectly their whole lifeThey slide up and down personality spectrum depending on the situationAmbiverts are good at gaining people's trust and making their point heardThey often feel pressure to mirror personality of the person they are with 
 Question:'Read each situation more carefully,' _ advised ambiverts, 'and ask yourself, 'What do I need to do right now to be most happy or successful?''.

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Adam Grant


