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: (CNN) Hillary Clinton's super PAC collected more than $9.5 million in January, more than half of which came from five wealthy donors. Priorities USA Action earned a $3.5 million check from James Simons, a New York City hedge fund manager and philanthropist on Jan. 11, the group told the Federal Election Commission in a filing on Saturday. Jay and Mary Pritzker, two members of a prominent and wealthy Chicago family, also gave a total of $2 million to the group just a few days before Clinton essentially tied Bernie Sanders in Iowa. Slim-Fast founder Daniel Abraham gave $1 million. Texas trial lawyer and prominent Democratic donor Steve Mostyn added $1 million.Hillary Clinton's super PAC, Priorities USA Action, collected more than $9.5 million in JanuaryDonations include $3.5 million from James Simons, a hedge fund manager, and $1 million from trial attorney Steve Mostyn 
 Question:_' campaign outraised Clinton's campaign in January though, raising $21.3 million.

A: Bernie Sanders
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Q: (CNN) As the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, officially kick off with the opening ceremony on August 5, here are some key facts and figures to celebrate the first Olympic Games hosted by a South American country. 4,600 Brazilian real: The cost of the most expensive opening ceremony ticket (about $1,400 as of this publication). The least expensive opening ceremony ticket is only sold in Brazil and costs 200 real (about $60). 10: Rio's opening ceremony budget is 10 times less than the total spent on the London 2012 opening ceremony. 12,000: Number of Olympic torchbearers. The torch will pass through all 26 Brazilian states and reach 90% of the Brazilian population.Two sports join the Games this year: golf and rugby sevens42 sport disciplines will be represented in all 
 Question:380,000: Number of foreign spectators expected to arrive in _ during the Games.

A: Rio de Janeiro
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Q: Newspapers produced by German soldiers who were captured as prisoners of war have revealed how they learned to speak English. The newly uncovered handwritten illustrations, poems, puzzles and football match reports have been translated from German some 70 years after they were written, following a crowd sourcing campaign. And among the haul of papers found at Setley Prison of War Camp in the New Forest, was a handout given to prisoners titled 'Brush up your English' written by Gerhard Wagner. It offered the prisoners handy English phrases for them to learn such as 'good as gold', 'as mad as a march hare', and 'fit as a fiddle'.Newly uncovered newspapers by German prisoners of war are releasedShow that many were eager to learn English and use local sayingsThey are currently being translated, 70 years after they were first written 
 Question:Another piece translated covers a newspaper report of new arrivals to _ in May 1945, describing them as so thin the ‘Lord’s Prayer could blow through their cheeks’.

A:
Setley Prison of War Camp
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