Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 03:15 EST, 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 03:48 EST, 13 December 2012 Protestors have taken to the streets of Argentina after three judges cleared 13 people accused of kidnapping a woman and forcing her into prostitution amid claims of corruption. Political leaders have called for the judges to be impeached following yesterday's ruling in the case of missing Maria de los Angeles 'Marita' Veron. The outcome is a setback for Argentina's efforts to combat sex trafficking, which began largely as a result of Susana Trimarco's one-woman, decade-long quest to find her missing daughter. Trimarco's search exposed an underworld of organized crime figures who operate brothels with protection from authorities across Argentina.

'Setback': Susana Trimarco holds a picture of her missing daughter Marita Veron at her home in

OPTIONS:
- Argentina
- Associated Press
- Maria de los Angeles
- Marita Veron
- Marita' Veron
- Susana Trimarco
- Trimarco
Answer: Argentina

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Arming Syria's rebels will put guns in the hands of extremists who 'eat the organs' of their enemies, Vladimir Putin warned David Cameron last night. The Prime Minister hoped to get Mr Putin to soften his stance against Western intervention. But in an extraordinary joint press conference in Downing Street, the Russian president accused the Prime Minister and Barack Obama of trying to arm terrorists. And in a blood-curdling reference to video footage of a rebel fighter apparently eating the liver of a dead Syrian soldier, he even suggested the Prime Minister was siding with cannibals. Scroll down for video

Inspecting the scene: The Prime Minister's cat before President Vladimir Putin and

OPTIONS:
- Assad arrived
- Barack Obama arrived
- David Cameron arrived
- Downing Street arrived
- Moscow arrived
- Putin arrived
- Russian arrived
- Syria arrived
- Syrian arrived
- Vladimir Putin arrived
- Western arrived

Answer: David Cameron arrived

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN)Money makes the world go round, they say, but what if notes and coins were replaced with online code? Bitcoin  -- the world's much talked about cryptocurrency -- is just that. It can't be printed, it can't be directly controlled by governments or central banks, but it can be sent around the world instantly at a low cost. And in sub-Saharan Africa, where 75% of the population don't have a bank account, experts say the currency could help millions of people pay bills and get to grips with their finances. Transferring cash via a bank or a Money Transfer Operator (MTOs) like Western Union or MoneyGram can be costly. According to the Overseas Development Institute, the average charge to transfer $200 to Africa using traditional money transfer services is 12%. If you send $200, you pay $24. The ODI added up all the transfers that happen in a year, and found remittance fees cost the African continent $1.8 billion a year.



OPTIONS:
- Africa has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- African has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- Beam has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- BitPesa has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- Bitcoin has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- Bitcoins has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- CNN has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- MTOs has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- Money Transfer Operator has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- MoneyGram has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- ODI has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- Overseas Development Institute has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- Sub-Saharan Africa has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- Western Union has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.
- sub-Saharan Africa has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.

ANS: MoneyGram has agents in 25,000 locations across Africa, and Western Union has 32,000 registered locations across the continent.

Question:
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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Afghan forces came under fire Tuesday during a funeral for victims of a weekend rampage blamed on a U.S. soldier, while protesters angered by the killings blocked a major highway in the country's southeast. The U.S. military says the Army sergeant blamed for the killings acted alone. Two senior military officials told CNN that images from security cameras around his outpost showed the suspect leaving the base alone and returning alone. In Washington, U.S. President Barack Obama said American officials were "heartbroken" by the deaths but have no plans to change course in the decade-old war in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan's parliament has demanded a public trial for the suspect, but
OPTIONS:
- Afghan officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- Afghanistan officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- American officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- Americans officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- Army officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- Barack Obama officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- CNN officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- Kabul officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- Obama officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- Taliban officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- U.S. officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.
- Washington officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.

Answer:
American officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves.

Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- He's done it once -- and now he's done it again. Roger Federer welcomed another pair of twins into the world Tuesday after his wife Mirka gave birth to boys Leo and Lenny. The Swiss star, who had earlier pulled of out the Madrid Open ahead of the impending birth, announced the news on Twitter. He tweeted: "Mirka and I are so incredibly happy to share that Leo and Lenny were born this evening!" Federer and Mirka became parents to twin girls Charlene Riva and Myla Rose in July 2009. The 32-year-old revealed on Twitter on Christmas Eve that the Swiss sweethearts were expanding their family in 2014.

"I apologize to my fans and hope to be back in

OPTIONS:
- CNN next year.
- Charlene Riva next year.
- Federer next year.
- Lenny next year.
- Leo next year.
- Madrid next year.
- Madrid Open next year.
- Mirka next year.
- Myla Rose next year.
- Novak Djokovic next year.
- Roger Federer next year.
- Swiss next year.
- Twitter next year.
Answer:
Madrid next year.