Question: Let's complete this passage.
UEFA president Michel Platini and Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger have sent messages of support to France in the wake of the terrorist attacks this week. Twelve people were killed in Wednesday's attack on the office of satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris, which had been threatened before for its caricatures of the Prophet Muhammed. In the fallout from that incident a policewoman was also shot in the capital on Thursday, before the main suspect in that killing and two brothers linked to the Charlie Hebdo strike were shot dead by French police as officers brought two further sieges to an end on Friday.

A major rally in

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal is planned in support of those who died.
- Arsene Wenger is planned in support of those who died.
- Charlie Hebdo is planned in support of those who died.
- France is planned in support of those who died.
- French is planned in support of those who died.
- Michel Platini is planned in support of those who died.
- Paris is planned in support of those who died.
- Prophet Muhammed is planned in support of those who died.
- UEFA is planned in support of those who died.
Answer: Paris is planned in support of those who died.

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A teenager has celebrated her miraculous survival one year after she plunged 3,500 feet when her parachute became tangled during a skydive. Doctors said they had no idea how Makenzie Wethington, from Joshua, Texas, survived the fall in Chickasha, Oklahoma in January 2014. She was left with broken bones and a brain injury. 'A year ago, we wouldn't think I was gonna live, and now I'm here a year later,' she told NBCDFW. To mark the anniversary on Sunday, the 17-year-old, who is now walking again, returned to Oklahoma to meet and thank the emergency responders who helped save her life.

In

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- Chickasha, the legal age to sk-dive is 18 but Oklahoma allows 16-year-olds to jump with parental permission.
- Joshua, the legal age to sk-dive is 18 but Oklahoma allows 16-year-olds to jump with parental permission.
- Makenzie Wethington, the legal age to sk-dive is 18 but Oklahoma allows 16-year-olds to jump with parental permission.
- NBCDFW, the legal age to sk-dive is 18 but Oklahoma allows 16-year-olds to jump with parental permission.
- Oklahoma, the legal age to sk-dive is 18 but Oklahoma allows 16-year-olds to jump with parental permission.
- Texas, the legal age to sk-dive is 18 but Oklahoma allows 16-year-olds to jump with parental permission.

Answer: Texas, the legal age to sk-dive is 18 but Oklahoma allows 16-year-olds to jump with parental permission.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Since he took a chunk out of Michael Bloomberg's finger in 2009, clairvoyant groundhog Chuck has never had the smoothest relationships with New York mayors. But now mayor-groundhog tensions appear to have taken an even more sinister turn, after it was revealed that  Bill de Blasio could well be responsible for the animal's death. In February this year, current mayor Mr de Blasio dropped the Staten Island groundhog in front of a crowd of spectators after the animal predicted six more miserable weeks of winter. Scroll down for video Sources have suggested that New York mayor could be responsible for the death of groundhog Chuck

In a further twist, it appears that

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- Annual Groundhog Day was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.
- Bill de Blasio was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.
- Charlotte was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.
- Chuck was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.
- Michael Bloomberg was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.
- New York was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.
- Staen Island was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.
- Staten Island was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.
- de Blasio was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.

ANS: Chuck was not in fact Chuck at all, but was actually a female imposter named Charlotte, sources told the newspaper yesterday.

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By Nick Enoch Drug dealer Craig Allen, from Sheffield, South Yorkshire, had convictions dating back to 1975 and 'thought he was above the law'. He now faces 20 years in jail An ‘untouchable’ drugs baron who ran a worldwide heroin and cocaine dealing ring from a mansion in Thailand is facing prison today after being arrested at IKEA. Craig Allen, from Sheffield, South Yorkshire, had convictions dating back to 1975 and 'thought he was above the law'. But now, the 50-year-old - nicknamed the 'ginger ninja' and 'little fella' - has been jailed for 20 years. His drugs operation made him £5,000 a week, which was used to fund a lavish lifestyle at the luxury estate he shared with his Thai wife and child.
'He was
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- Amsterdam born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.
- Craig Allen born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.
- Dutch born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.
- IKEA born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.
- Nick Enoch born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.
- S Yorks born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.
- Sheffield born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.
- South Yorkshire born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.
- Thai born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.
- Thailand born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.

Answer:
Sheffield born and bred but his reputation extends far beyond Sheffield.

(CNN) -- Golfer Tiger Woods Tuesday addressed a racially-tinged remark made by his former caddy, telling reporters Steve Williams apologized and is not a racist. "It was a wrong thing to say, something that we both acknowledge," Woods said, speaking at the Lakes Golf Club in Sydney, site of this week's Australian Open, according to his website. Woods and Williams met earlier in the day, and shook hands after Williams apologized, the website reported. Williams -- who was fired by Woods in July -- was being presented with a satirical award Friday night at an awards dinner in Shanghai, China, for comments he made after his new boss, golfer Adam Scott, defeated Woods at the Bridgestone Invitational in Ohio in August.

"I now realize how my comments could be construed as racist,"

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- Adam Scott' statement said.
- Australian Open' statement said.
- Bridgestone Invitational' statement said.
- CNN' statement said.
- China' statement said.
- Lakes Golf Club' statement said.
- Ohio' statement said.
- Shanghai' statement said.
- Steve Williams' statement said.
- Sydney' statement said.
- Tiger Woods' statement said.
- Williams' statement said.
- Woods' statement said.
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Steve Williams' statement said.