Problem: Choose the next sentence
KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Motorbike gunmen killed a foreign aid worker in Kabul Monday, the Afghan Interior Ministry has said. Aid worker Gayle Williams was one of 23 expatriates who worked for SERVE Afghanistan. In a separate incident, two German soldiers and five Afghan children were killed when a suicide bomber struck an Afghan-German military convoy in northern Afghanistan, the provincial governor in Kunduz said. Gayle Williams, 34, had dual British and South African nationality and worked for SERVE Afghanistan (Serving Emergency Relief and Vocational Enterprise), an inter-denominational Christian charity that helps the disabled, the organization's chairman said in a statement.

The bomber who attacked the Afghan-German convoy was riding a bike when he detonated his explosives as the vehicles traveled outside the northern Afghan city of

OPTIONS:
- Afghan, Gov.
- Afghan Interior Ministry, Gov.
- Afghanistan, Gov.
- British, Gov.
- CNN, Gov.
- Christian, Gov.
- Christianity, Gov.
- Gayle Williams, Gov.
- German, Gov.
- KABUL, Gov.
- Kabul, Gov.
- Kunduz, Gov.
- NATO, Gov.
- SERVE Afghanistan, Gov.
- Serving Emergency Relief, Gov.
- South African, Gov.
- Taliban, Gov.
- Vocational Enterprise, Gov.
- Wardak, Gov.

Answer: Kunduz, Gov.


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(CNN) -- Penn State University President Rodney Erickson tried to distance the school from the sexual abuse scandal that has rocked the campus as he spoke to angry alumni Thursday night. "It grieves me very much when I hear people say 'the Penn State scandal.' This is not Penn State. This is the (Jerry) Sandusky scandal," Erickson said. The town hall meeting in a hotel in suburban Philadelphia comes the same day Penn State revealed it is paying long-time coach Joe Paterno as if he retired at the end of the season, even though the university relieved him of his coaching duties on November 9.

He said he had gone to

OPTIONS:
- CNN with what he saw.
- Erickson with what he saw.
- Jerry with what he saw.
- Joe Paterno with what he saw.
- Paterno with what he saw.
- Penn State with what he saw.
- Penn State University with what he saw.
- Philadelphia with what he saw.
- Rodney Erickson with what he saw.
- Sandusky with what he saw.

Answer: Joe Paterno with what he saw.


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(CNN) -- Monday began on an optimistic note for many of the journalists who had campaigned for the release of three imprisoned Al Jazeera English journalists in Egypt. They expected that the journalists -- Peter Greste, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed -- would be freed after nearly six months behind bars. "Make this freedom day," Al Jazeera correspondent Sue Turton wrote on Twitter. Alex Thomson, an anchor for Britain's Channel 4 News who'd carried masking tape with him for months and posted dozens of Twitter photos of his mouth duct-taped in a dramatic show of solidarity with the Al Jazeera journalists, had taken a picture of a full roll of tape and written hopefully Sunday, "Goodbye to all this? Verdict is tomorrow."



OPTIONS:
- Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Al Jazeera's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Al Jazeera English's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Alex Thomson's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Baher Mohamed's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Britain's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- British's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- CNN's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Channel 4 News's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Egypt's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Mohamed Fahmy's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Peter Greste's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Sue Turton's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.
- Twitter's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.

Answer:
Alex Thomson's point of view was shared by reporters, producers and editors the world over.