Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Laurie Whitwell Follow @@lauriewhitwell Fernando, the player Manchester City have bought to irritate opponents in the depths of their midfield, breaks into a smile when he considers his nickname ‘The Octopus’. For fans at his former club Porto it appeared he had eight legs, such was the frequency he flicked the ball away from advancing attackers. That the match which first saw the £12million Brazilian called as such came against Manchester United should instantly warm the hearts of those on the blue half. In April 2009 Fernando provided the sting to Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney as United were held to a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford in the Champions League.

That’s something that’s going to be marked in the history of

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- Brazil football.’
- Brazilian football.’
- Champions League football.’
- City football.’
- Cristiano Ronaldo football.’
- Etihad football.’
- Fernando football.’
- Laurie Whitwell football.’
- Manchester City football.’
- Manchester United football.’
- Manuel Pellegrini football.’
- Old Trafford football.’
- Porto football.’
- Premier League football.’
- The Octopus football.’
- U20 football.’
- United football.’
- Wayne Rooney football.’
Answer: Brazilian football.’

Problem: Choose the next sentence
British Airways boss Willie Walsh has predicted that the much-vaunted third runway for Heathrow will never be built because dithering politicians lack the courage to make tough decisions. As a result, Heathrow will be overtaken permanently next year by Dubai as the world’s busiest airport, he said. Mr Walsh warned the situation could force airlines including BA, which has its own terminal at the airport, to base themselves elsewhere – resulting in British job losses and stunted economic growth. British Airways boss Willie Walsh (pictured) has predicted Heathrow's third runway will not happen because dithering politicians lack the courage to make tough decisions

Mr Walsh said

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- Airways's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'
- BA's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'
- British's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'
- British Airways's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'
- Dubai's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'
- Heathrow's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'
- UK's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'
- Walsh's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'
- Willie Walsh's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'

Answer: Dubai's airport (pictured) will soon overtake Heathrow 'as the busiest airport in the world'

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- It's a good thing that Barack Obama is only the president of the United States and leader of the free world, and that he doesn't have a really important job like television sportscaster. Because in that other role, as we learned a few months ago, a man is simply not allowed to publicly compliment a woman on her good looks without getting in big trouble. Just ask Brent Musburger. In January, after the BCS National Championship game, the ESPN commentator came under fire in the media and blogosphere. At issue: off-handed comments that Musburger made about University of Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron's girlfriend, Katherine Webb.



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- BCS National Championship game issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- Barack Obama issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- Brent Musburger issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- CNN issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- ESPN issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- Kamala Harris issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- Musburger issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- Navarrette issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- Obama issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- Ruben Navarrette issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- United States issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.
- University of Alabama issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.

ANS: ESPN issued an apology, saying that the 73-year-old veteran sportscaster "went too far" in his commentary.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Paris (CNN) -- There's more to being a model than just looking pretty, according to Liu Wen. And she should know. Liu is one of the world's highest-paid models and the first Chinese face to crack the top five in Forbes' annual list of top earners. She says that far from being a week long party, Paris Fashion Week is an arduous mix of shoots, shows and limited sleep. Models, even well-known ones like Liu, turn up at fashion week with no shows booked and are often slotted in just 24 hours before the shows are scheduled to start.

"For

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- CNN, the girls are always running around backstage from a show to another show," Liu says.
- Chinese, the girls are always running around backstage from a show to another show," Liu says.
- Forbes, the girls are always running around backstage from a show to another show," Liu says.
- Liu, the girls are always running around backstage from a show to another show," Liu says.
- Liu Wen, the girls are always running around backstage from a show to another show," Liu says.
- Paris, the girls are always running around backstage from a show to another show," Liu says.
- Paris Fashion Week, the girls are always running around backstage from a show to another show," Liu says.

ANS:
Paris Fashion Week, the girls are always running around backstage from a show to another show," Liu says.