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].

Q: Hillary Clinton is a liar, Donald Trump is arrogant and Jeb Bush is just a Bush, according to a new national poll. The poll, released Thursday by Quinnipiac University, asked more than 1500 registered voters to say the 'first word' that comes to mind when they hear the name of the presidential candidates. According to The Weekly Standard, 178 people associated the word 'liar' with Clinton. A further 123 people came up with 'dishonest' and 93 put down 'untrustworthy'. When it came to Trump, 58 people reported thinking 'arrogant'. However the Republican candidate had a much bigger breadth of responses than the others.Quinnipiac University poll surveyed more than 1500 registered votersClinton registered 'liar' with 178 people and 'dishonest' with 123Trump received 58 mentions for 'arrogant' and 38 for 'blowhard'Some 138 voters wrote down 'Bush' as the first word for Jeb BushSeparate poll found voters would prefer Joe Biden to Clinton 
 Question:Last month _ blamed a 'constant barrage of attacks that are largely fomented by and coming from the right.'

A: Hillary Clinton
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Q: Beijing (CNN) China -- North Korea's only global ally and biggest trading partner -- has put on a stoic face since Pyongyang successfully conducted its sixth nuclear test Sunday. President Xi Jinping didn't mention his country's unruly neighbor at all in his closing address at the BRICS summit of emerging economies Tuesday, or in earlier speeches, although a communique issued by the group expressed deep concern and called for the crisis to be settled peacefully. But the test of a hydrogen bomb couldn't have sat well with China's leader. It's the third time in one year that North Korea has overshadowed a major Chinese event -- previous missile tests coincided with the unveiling of Xi's global economic blueprint at his Belt and Road summit in May and the G20, which China hosted last September.Voices in China diverging from official line on North Korea policyNuclear test seen as an embarrassment to Xi JinpingXi makes no reference to North Korea in closing summit speech 
 Question:"But if it hopes to see _ resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.

A: China
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Q: Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs has won its second appeal over the so-called 'big tax case' involving payments to former Rangers employees. Judges in the Inner House of the Court of Session allowed an appeal by the Advocate General for Scotland, acting on behalf of HMRC, over the use of the now-outlawed Employee Benefit Trusts during the first decade of the century by companies run by Sir David Murray, including the now-liquidated Rangers. The court ruling, summarised on the Judiciary of Scotland website, agreed with HMRC's contention that the scheme amounted to 'a mere redirection of earnings which did not remove the liability of employees to income tax'.The HMRC appealed over the use of the now-outlawed Employee Benefit Trusts during the noughties by companies run by Sir David MurrayHMRC's contention was that the scheme amounted to 'a mere redirection of earnings which did not remove the liability of employees to income tax'The court ruling agreed but the decision does not affect the current regime 
 Question:An HMRC spokesperson said: '_ has a responsibility to make sure people pay what they owe and will always challenge tax arrangements where we do not think they work.

A:
HMRC
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