Question: Let's complete this passage.
Fox News personality and former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee stunned a New Hampshire crowd on Saturday by likening the federal government's treatment of airport passengers to the totalitarian regime of Kim Jong-un. 'My gosh, I'm beginning to think that there's more freedom in North Korea sometimes than there is in the United States,' he told a partisan crowd at the inaugural New Hampshire Freedom Summit. 'When I go to the airport, I have to get into the surrender position, people put hands all over me, and I have to provide photo ID in a couple of different forms to prove that I'm not going to terrorize the airplane,' he deadpanned.

'It is the one type of entity in

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- Arkansas,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
- Fox News,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
- Freedom Summit,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
- Huckabee,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
- Kim Jong-un,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
- Mike Huckabee,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
- New Hampshire,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
- North Korea,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
- Twitter,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
- United States,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'
Answer: United States,' he complained, 'where you are guilty until you can prove yourself to be not guilty.'

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Gloucester have announced a contract extension for England international flanker Matt Kvesic. The 22-year-old, who won two caps on England's tour of Argentina last year, joined Gloucester from Worcester in 2013. 'I am very pleased that Matt has committed his future to the club,' Gloucester Rugby director David Humphreys said. Matt Kvesic (centre) joined Gloucester from Worcester in 2013 and has earned a contract extension The 22-year-old made two appearances for England during the tour of Argentina in 2013 'His desire to remain with Gloucester and be part of what we are building here speaks volumes about where we are headed.

'

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- Argentina's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.
- David Humphreys's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.
- England's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.
- Gloucester's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.
- Gloucester Rugby's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.
- Matt's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.
- Matt Kvesic's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.
- Worcester's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.
- decisionÂ's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.

Answer: Matt's a quality player, a young talented individual who will be a very important part of our squad going forward.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

There wasn't room for the two of them. In the fall of 2012, with the presidential race in full swing, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, two prominent Republican governors with well-known national ambitions, were engaged in a different kind of campaign. Behind the scenes, both men were aggressively jockeying for a plum political gig: The chairmanship of the Republican Governors Association, a coveted post for any aspiring presidential candidate. The high-profile job would allow one of them to travel the country, gain a foothold in key states, and mingle with some of the GOP's leading financial backers -- all while controlling a nearly $150 million midterm political budget.

Christie to

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- Bobby Jindal: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'
- Chris Christie: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'
- Christie: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'
- GOP: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'
- Louisiana: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'
- New Jersey: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'
- RGA: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'
- Republican: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'
- Republican Governors Association: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'

ANS: GOP: 'If being me isn't good enough, then fine, I will go home'

Question: Let's complete this passage.
Sam Allardyce has vowed to finish West Ham United’s season in entertaining fashion after being subjected to abuse from his own fans during the emphatic defeat by West Bromwich Albion. The West Ham manager said his team had been enjoyable to watch for 90 per cent of the campaign so far, but kept his counsel rather than hit back at those supporters who chanted for him to ‘**** off’. Stewart Downing admitted he would have voiced his displeasure, too, had he been in the stands rather than on the pitch for the FA Cup defeat at the Hawthorns, and promised to make amends by aiming for a European place through the Premier League.

‘The disappointment about this is it’s a

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- Big Sam game and we’re out.
- European game and we’re out.
- FA Cup game and we’re out.
- Hawthorns game and we’re out.
- Premier League game and we’re out.
- Sam Allardyce game and we’re out.
- Stewart Downing game and we’re out.
- West Brom game and we’re out.
- West Bromwich Albion game and we’re out.
- West Ham game and we’re out.
- West Ham United game and we’re out.
Answer:
FA Cup game and we’re out.