Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN)CNN Senior International Correspondent Nick Paton Walsh spent two days in the Kobani, Syria, covering the heavy fighting between Kurdish forces and ISIS militants that has devastated the city. Thousands of civilians still live in the city, either unwilling or unable to flee. Paton Walsh described his experiences -- including meeting a group of children who played in a makeshift graveyard and hid under cushions to protect themselves from ISIS shelling -- in an ask me anything chat on Reddit. Here are  the highlights from the hourlong conversation. Some of the posts have been edited for grammar and clarity.

The coalition airstrikes are being effective in terms of denying

OPTIONS:
- CNN the chance to take all of Kobani.
- ISIS the chance to take all of Kobani.
- Kobani the chance to take all of Kobani.
- Kurdish the chance to take all of Kobani.
- Kurds the chance to take all of Kobani.
- Nick Paton Walsh the chance to take all of Kobani.
- Paton Walsh the chance to take all of Kobani.
- Reddit the chance to take all of Kobani.
- Syria the chance to take all of Kobani.
Answer: ISIS the chance to take all of Kobani.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
London (CNN) -- Authorities arrested eight people Saturday -- including five journalists of Britain's bestselling Sun newspaper -- as part of an inquiry into alleged illegal payments to police and officials. The other three are a police officer, an employee of the Ministry of Defence and a member of the armed forces, the Metropolitan Police said. A search was carried out at News International's offices in east London, the police said, as well as the homes of those arrested. News International, which owns the Sun, is a U.K. subsidiary of media mogul Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Following the arrests, Murdoch, chairman and CEO of News Corp, issued a personal assurance to one of his executives to continue to own and publish The Sun newspaper, according to an internal staff memo sent by News International Chief Executive Tom Mockridge.

The revelation that a murdered 13-year-old girl's phone was hacked by journalists in search of stories -- and that many other crime and terror victims, politicians and celebrities had also been targeted -- prompted widespread outrage in

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- Britain.
- CNN.
- London.
- Metropolitan Police.
- Ministry of Defence.
- Murdoch.
- News Corp.
- News Corp..
- News International.
- Rupert Murdoch.
- Sun.
- The Sun.
- Tom Mockridge.
- U.K..
- east London.

Answer: Britain.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Barbie is no longer the most popular girl in the toy store. For the past 11 years, the Mattel doll has been top of the Christmas gift list for parents of girls. But she has been knocked into the No.2 spot by the Disney film Frozen. Scroll down for video For 11 years, Barbie (right) doll had been top of Christmas list for parents of girls. Now, Frozen is No.1 (left) with one in five parents buying merchandise from film Around one in five parents are planning to buy an item of merchandise from the animated film for their daughters, according to the annual Holiday Top Toys survey from America's National Retail Federation.

The

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- America film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year
- Barbie film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year
- Christmas film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year
- Disney film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year
- Frozen film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year
- Holiday Top Toys film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year
- Mattel film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year
- National Retail Federation film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year
- No.1 film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year
- No.2 film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year

ANS: Frozen film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year

Input: Choose the next sentence.
By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 14:09 EST, 16 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:17 EST, 16 September 2013 Just hours after the nation was rocked by news of a mass shooting in Washigton’s Navy Yard, a politician in Russia shocked them once more by mocking the tragedy before a death toll had even been tallied. Alexei Pushkov took to Twitter Monday morning and used Obama’s words from a speech on the Syria crisis to ridicule Americans in the wake of the tragedy in the capital. ‘A new shootout at Navy headquarters in Washington – a lone gunman and 7 corpses. Nobody’s even surprised anymore,’ Pushkov tweeted two hours after shots first rang out. ‘A clear confirmation of American exceptionalism.’
'Why should the United States expect restraint and understanding from
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- Alexei Pushkov,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- America,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- American,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Americans,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Edward Snowden,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Joshua Gardner,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Navy,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Navy Yard,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Obama,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Pushkov,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Russia,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Syria,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Twitter,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Washigton,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
- Washington,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.
Output:
Russia,’ Pushkov mocked at the time.