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].

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(CNN) Fifteen years ago today, on September 11, 2001, members of the Air National Guard leapt into action -- scrambling F-16s, putting their lives at risk, and serving as the vanguard between our country and its enemies. This should come as no surprise. The first American militia, founded in 1636, consistently lives up to the motto "Always Ready, Always There." And while most Americans are aware of the National Guard's valiant contributions on domestic missions -- its effective and rapid response to hurricanes, wildfires and floods -- perhaps the most significant contribution the Guard makes is on the battlefield. Indeed, the National Guard provides a critical link between local communities and American national security.Wendy Anderson: National Guard is more than simply a critical component of our nation's fighting forceIt is also the connective tissue bridging the civil-military divide, she says 
 Question:At 42.6% of the total selected reserve, the Army National Guard represents both the largest segment of the nation's "citizen soldiers," but also a diverse cross section of the _ who serve, and whose families serve alongside them.

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American


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A nurse's release Tuesday from an Atlanta hospital leaves a single person in the United States now battling Ebola, though she and others -- including President Barack Obama -- stressed the fight against the deadly virus isn't over. "While this is a day for celebration and gratitude, I ask that we not lose focus on the thousands of families who continue to labor under the burden of this disease in West Africa," said 29-year-old Amber Vinson. About two weeks ago, Vinson became the second nurse from Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas to get the virus while caring for Thomas Eric Duncan, a Liberian man who began showing Ebola symptoms after arriving in Texas and died of it there. She and Nina Pham -- the other Dallas nurse who was discharged from a National Institutes of Health facility in Maryland on Friday -- are differ from the handful of other U.S. Ebola cases in the United States because they caught the disease in America, rather than contracting it in West Africa.Discharged nurse asks that we don't "lose focus" on those suffering in West AfricaU.S. cannot "react based on our fears," President Obama saysU.S. diplomat arrives in Liberia to show "solidarity"There's now only one person, a doctor in New York, with Ebola in the United States 
 Question:Even without more cases, _ remains a hot topic of conversation around the country.

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Ebola


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A woman who rescues pit bulls who are about to be euthanized has started an Instagram account to document her day-to-day life with her ‘misfit’ furry family, in the hopes that she can help to change the negative perceptions that many people have of the breed, and help more dogs find forever homes. Candice Miller, 33, who lives near Sacramento, California with her husband and two children, explained that she took in Kilo the pit bull when he was just days away from being put down at the local shelter where she volunteers. 'The rest was history,' Miller tells The Huffington Post. 'Kilo came into my life at a point where I needed him the most ... We both had been through some bad stuff, but together are absolutely happy and healthy.'Mother-of-two Candice Miller, 33, volunteers at a local shelterShe has six dogs in total, four of which are rescued pit bullsThe California native wants more people to realize what a sweet nature the dogs really have 
 Question:Miller checked in on him every day, before finally, on the last day, Miller was told _ was in the holding area, waiting to be put to sleep.

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Kilo


