Question: Let's complete this passage.
Former suspect Robert Murat was questioned for more than four hours today at an Algarve police station over the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. The IT consultant, 41, was driven away from Faro Police Station late lunchtime along with his lawyer Francisco Pagarete after answering questions as a witness. It was the second time in three days he had attended the station. Quizzed: Robert Murat pictured outside the Faro Police Station on Friday Police were due to quiz the British expat on Wednesday but ran out of time after interviewing his German-born wife Michaela Walczuch, 38, as a witness. He was the last of ten men and women - four Brits, a German and five Portuguese nationals - quizzed as witnesses this week on the Algarve at Scotland Yard’s request.

The interviews were conducted behind closed doors and Mr

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- Algarve declined to comment.
- British declined to comment.
- Brits declined to comment.
- Faro Police Station declined to comment.
- Francisco Pagarete declined to comment.
- German declined to comment.
- Madeleine McCann declined to comment.
- Michaela Walczuch declined to comment.
- Murat declined to comment.
- Portuguese declined to comment.
- Robert Murat declined to comment.
- Scotland Yard declined to comment.
Answer: Francisco Pagarete declined to comment.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Rome (CNN) -- The United States promised Thursday to send food and medical supplies -- but not weapons -- to rebels in the first such move since the conflict began two years ago. At the same time, European nations began to explore how to strengthen rebel fighters short of arming them after a European Council decision allowing aid for civilian protection. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the aid would help fighters in their effort to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The conflict has claimed more than 60,000 lives, laid waste to large portions of the country and created an enormous humanitarian crisis as refugees flee the fighting.

The

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- Bashar al-Assad carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- Britain carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- CNN carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- European carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- European Council carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- France carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- John Kerry carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- Rome carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- Syrian carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- U.S. carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- UK carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.
- United States carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.

Answer: European Council carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Oslo, Norway (CNN) -- The suspect in the bombing and mass shooting in Norway believed the terrorist attacks were "horrible," but "in his head (they) were necessary," a man who identified himself as the suspect's lawyer told Norwegian broadcaster TV2. Geir Lippestad told TV2 late Saturday that he represented Anders Behring Breivik, who was arrested Friday after twin terror attacks that left at least 92 dead. Breivik "is ready to explain himself" in a court hearing Monday, Lippestad said. CNN unsuccessfully attempted to contact Lippestad. While they have only arrested one suspect, police in Norway have not ruled out the possibility that someone else may have been involved in the explosion in Oslo and a shooting at a youth camp on Utoya island

"This we do know, that the situations in

OPTIONS:
- Anders Behring Breivik and Oslo is an attack on the nation.
- Breivik and Oslo is an attack on the nation.
- CNN and Oslo is an attack on the nation.
- Geir Lippestad and Oslo is an attack on the nation.
- Lippestad and Oslo is an attack on the nation.
- Norway and Oslo is an attack on the nation.
- Norwegian and Oslo is an attack on the nation.
- Oslo and Oslo is an attack on the nation.
- TV2 and Oslo is an attack on the nation.
- Utoya and Oslo is an attack on the nation.

ANS: Utoya and Oslo is an attack on the nation.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Washington (CNN) -- Will pot politics push Florida Democrat Charlie Crist to victory on his quest to regain the governor's mansion? That's what some Democrats are hoping. Polls show Crist and his GOP rival, current Gov. Rick Scott, are neck-and-neck. A Quinnipiac University survey released Monday has Crist at 42%, Scott with 41%, Libertarian candidate Adrian Wyllie with 7%, and 9% of likely voters still undecided. Public Policy Polling released Sunday had the Crist and Scott at 44% each. Crist's law partner, John Morgan, spent millions to get an amendment to legalize medical marijuana on the ballot on Tuesday -- a move some say was meant to help Crist win by boosting turnout from Democratic-leaning groups.

"So there's at least some speculation that rather than driving young people who are inclined to vote for it to the polls, it's going to motivate people who are against it to turn out which could help

OPTIONS:
- Adrian Wyllie.
- CNN.
- Charlie Crist.
- Crist.
- Democrat.
- Democratic.
- Democrats.
- Florida.
- GOP.
- John Morgan.
- Libertarian.
- Public Policy Polling.
- Quinnipiac University.
- Republican.
- Rick Scott.
- Scott.
- Washington.

ANS:
Rick Scott.