Question: Let's complete this passage.
TEHRAN, Iran (CNN)  -- A reporter for Newsweek magazine who was arrested in Tehran has confessed to doing the bidding of Western governments, the semi-official Fars News Agency reported Wednesday. Newsweek says Maziar Bahari has been reporting for years without bias and beyond reproach. Maziar Bahari, 42, made his alleged confession at a news conference Tuesday. Because international journalists have been limited in their ability to gather news in Iran, CNN has not been able to confirm the agency report. Fars reported that the Canadian-Iranian reporter who had worked for the BBC and England's Channel 4 network admitted having filed false reports for Newsweek during the elections -- a charge the magazine rejected.

Bahari reportedly said Iranian reporters can be tempted by offers of money from

OPTIONS:
- BBC news organizations to report for them.
- Bahari news organizations to report for them.
- CNN news organizations to report for them.
- Canadian news organizations to report for them.
- Channel 4 news organizations to report for them.
- England news organizations to report for them.
- Fars news organizations to report for them.
- Fars News Agency news organizations to report for them.
- Iran news organizations to report for them.
- Iranian news organizations to report for them.
- Maziar Bahari news organizations to report for them.
- Newsweek news organizations to report for them.
- TEHRAN news organizations to report for them.
- Tehran news organizations to report for them.
- Western news organizations to report for them.
Answer: Western news organizations to report for them.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Manchester United defender Alex Buttner is in talks over a move to Dinamo Moscow. The Dutch left-back is due to have a medical in the coming days as the clubs agree a fee. United manager Louis van Gaal is keeping Patrice Evra and remains keen on Luke Shaw but has other options if Southampton fail to agree on the fee. VIDEO Scroll down to see Buttner perform some sublime skills on Instagram On the move: Defender Alex Buttner looks set to leave Manchester United this summer Foul play: Javier Hernandez is tackled by Thiago Silva during Brazil's 0-0 draw with Mexico on Tuesday

'To stay at Manchester United was not an option for

OPTIONS:
- Alex Buttner.
- Brazil.
- Buttner.
- Dinamo Moscow.
- Dutch.
- Instagram.
- Inter Milan.
- Javier Hernandez.
- Louis van Gaal.
- Luke Shaw.
- Manchester United.
- Mexico.
- Patrice Evra.
- Russia.
- Southampton.
- Thiago Silva.
- United.
- Valencia.
- Van Gaal.

Answer: Alex Buttner.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Australian cricket coach Darren Lehmann doubts Michael Clarke has played his last game for Australia. But the Australian captain faces a series of serious hurdles as he attempts to take part in the one-day World Cup, which starts on February 14. Clarke overcame a left hamstring injury to play the first Test against India, but suffered a flare-up of his degenerative back condition on day one. Clarke retired hurt, returning to the crease a day later and completing a courageous hundred. The 33-year-old then tweaked his right hamstring while fielding on day five, with scans confirming he will miss the rest of the four-Test series.

Nathan Lyon and Michael Clarke of

OPTIONS:
- Australia celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India
- Australian celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India
- Clarke celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India
- Darren Lehmann celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India
- India celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India
- Lyon celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India
- Michael Clarke celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India
- Nathan Lyon celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India
- Test celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India
- World Cup celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India

ANS: Australia celebrate after claiming victory in day five of the First Test match between Australia and India

Question:
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By Caroline Mcguire for MailOnline Cheryl Fernandez-Versini is having an easier time of it on this year's X Factor so far - and she's got one woman to thank, Sarah-Jane Crawford. The TV presenter, who is starting her first term on the ITV talent show has become the latest punching bag for the programme's boss, Simon Cowell. The stars have spent the last few weeks together scouring the country for new talent at auditions and Simon has been winding down during breaks from filming... by winding Sarah-Jane up. Sarah-Jane Crawford at the X Factor launch in London earlier this week
'The week I found that lump was one of the most emotionally strained ever because in the same three days I found it, I also went to go and see
OPTIONS:
- Caroline Mcguire to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- Cheryl Fernandez-Versini to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- Coppafeel to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- ITV to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- London to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- MailOnline to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- Sarah-Jane to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- Sarah-Jane Crawford to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- Simon to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- Simon Cowell to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- The Xtra Factor to have my first chat about this X Factor job.
- X Factor to have my first chat about this X Factor job.

Answer:
Simon to have my first chat about this X Factor job.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 06:32 EST, 21 May 2013 | UPDATED: 08:29 EST, 21 May 2013 Two fraudsters fleeced the Student Loans Company out of £370,000 before spending their cut of the money on expensive holidays and Rolex watches, a court heard. Mustafa Ali, 22, and Daniel Buchanan, 31, were jailed for a total of seven years today after submitting scores of bogus applications for student credit. Ali, the 'architect' of the scam, spent his ill-gotten gains on trips to Dubai, Florida and New York, while he and Buchanan also bought themselves a selection of designer watches. Jailed: Mustafa Ali, 22, (left) and Daniel Buchanana, 31, who were jailed for a total of seven years for submitting the bogus applications for student credit
Detectives today released a damning text exchange between Ali and a potential client in which he boasted he could create fake
OPTIONS:
- A-level certificates to get someone into university.
- Ali certificates to get someone into university.
- Buchanan certificates to get someone into university.
- Daniel Buchanan certificates to get someone into university.
- Daniel Buchanana certificates to get someone into university.
- Dubai certificates to get someone into university.
- Florida certificates to get someone into university.
- Mustafa Ali certificates to get someone into university.
- New York certificates to get someone into university.
- Rob Cooper certificates to get someone into university.
- Rolex certificates to get someone into university.
- Student Loans Company certificates to get someone into university.
Output:
A-level certificates to get someone into university.