Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 06:06 EST, 17 July 2012 | UPDATED: 07:13 EST, 17 July 2012 The makers of the online video hit 'Miami Zombie Attack Prank!' were forced to flee in terror from an angry member of the public when their latest stunt - a hoax bomb attack - went disastrously wrong. Cameraman Jonathan Vanegas, ended up in jail after he and partner Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, both 20,   tried to fool a local man in Boca Raton, Florida, who reacted furiously and chased after them. The 'Russian Hitman Prank' involved Zdorovetskiy dressed in a smart suit approaching people in the street with a briefcase which he claimed contained a bomb that was set to go off in less than a minute.

The video shows Zdorovetskiy approaching

OPTIONS:
- Andre Brown and the pair are initially racing away
- Boca Raton and the pair are initially racing away
- Daniel Miller and the pair are initially racing away
- Florida and the pair are initially racing away
- Jonathan Vanegas and the pair are initially racing away
- Miami Zombie Attack Prank and the pair are initially racing away
- Vitaly Zdorovetskiy and the pair are initially racing away
Answer: Andre Brown and the pair are initially racing away

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U.S. National Security Adviser Susan Rice has warned that the fight against the Islamic State will be a 'long-term effort' - and one in which  Iraq must take the lead. Speaking on NBC's 'Meet The Press', the 49-year-old said that ground troops will be a part of the campaign to combat the terror group, which has seized swathes of both Iraq and Syria. But she repeated administration pledges that they will be Iraqi forces - not American - saying: 'It's got to be the Iraqis. This is their fight. This is their territory.' Scroll down for video Security adviser: Speaking on NBC's 'Meet The Press', Susan Rice (pictured) said that ground troops will be a part of the effort to combat ISIS. But she repeated administration pledges that they will be Iraqi forces

She added: 'When we had over 100,000 U.S. troops in Iraq, it still came down to whether the

OPTIONS:
- American were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Baghdad were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Ebola were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- ISIS were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Iraq were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Iraqi were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Iraqis were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Islamic State were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Kim Jong Un were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Meet The Press were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- NBC were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Obama were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Rice were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Susan Rice were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- Syria were willing and able to fight for their own country.'
- U.S. were willing and able to fight for their own country.'

Answer: Iraq were willing and able to fight for their own country.'

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

A volleyed goal from substitute Tadanari Lee in the second half of extra time earned Japan a 1-0 victory over Australia and a record fourth Asian Cup Saturday. Lee hammered home a cross from Yugo Nagatomo in the 109th minute to settle the clash and leave Holgar Osieck's Australia heartbroken at Qatar's Khalifa International Stadium. The Socceroos had twice gone close with Everton's Tim Cahill having an effort cleared off the line and winger Harry Kewell firing straight at goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima when clean through on goal. But Alberto Zaccheroni's "Blue Samurai" weathered the storm to add to their previous triumphs in 1992, 2000 and 2004 as Lee proved their hero.

After 109 goalless minutes and with the match headed for penalties, Lee fired the telling blow to spark scenes of wild celebration on the

OPTIONS:
- Alberto Zaccheroni bench.
- Asian Cup bench.
- Australia bench.
- Blue Samurai bench.
- Eiji Kawashima bench.
- Everton bench.
- Harry Kewell bench.
- Holgar Osieck bench.
- Japan bench.
- Khalifa International Stadium bench.
- Lee bench.
- Qatar bench.
- Socceroos bench.
- Tadanari Lee bench.
- Tim Cahill bench.
- Tournament bench.
- World Cup bench.
- Yugo Nagatomo bench.

ANS: Blue Samurai bench.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

The lawyer for one of James Bulger's murderers today revealed the 'living nightmare' of representing the notorious child killer. Speaking ahead of the 20th anniversary of the toddler's death, Laurence Lee recalled how he was convinced that 'angelic-looking' Jon Venables must be innocent of the brutal crime. He also claimed that were it not for the malign influence of Robert Thompson, whom he compared to 'the Pied Piper', Venables would never have taken part in the killing. The 10-year-old was on his way to school to pick up some gerbils which his teacher had asked him to look after, but was apparently led astray by Thompson telling him: 'Forget the gerbils, let's go robbing.'

The solicitor has not seen Venables since 1994, and said he was shocked to hear that his client had been jailed again in 2010 for downloading child pornography, while

OPTIONS:
- James Bulger had managed to stay 'under the radar'.
- Jon Venables had managed to stay 'under the radar'.
- Killer had managed to stay 'under the radar'.
- Laurence Lee had managed to stay 'under the radar'.
- Laurie Lee had managed to stay 'under the radar'.
- Pied Piper had managed to stay 'under the radar'.
- Robert Thompson had managed to stay 'under the radar'.
- Thompson had managed to stay 'under the radar'.
- Venables had managed to stay 'under the radar'.

ANS:
Robert Thompson had managed to stay 'under the radar'.