Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Moira Kerr PUBLISHED: 03:18 EST, 19 June 2013 | UPDATED: 08:42 EST, 6 August 2013 Row: Celebrated chef Rick Stein is at the centre of a row after two Scottish restaurants claimed they produced the best fish and chips he had ever tasted When top TV chef Rick Stein told Lilian MacDonald her fish and chips were the best he’d ever tasted, she couldn’t wait to tell the world. She put up signs at the Oban Fish and Chip Shop, as well as an advertising board on the pavement outside her business in the bustling Argyll port, quoting the comment by her No1 fan.

It might not say Rick Stein, but it says

OPTIONS:
- Argyll and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- BBC and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Britain and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Food Heroes and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Lilian MacDonald and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Moira Kerr and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- No1 and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Oban and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Oban Fish and Chip Shop and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Rick and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Rick Stein and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Rival Nories and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Scottish and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
- Stein and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.
Answer: Rick and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN) -- An Arizona police department will conduct an investigation into the bloody arrest of a 54-year-old grandfather during a Black Friday sale at a Walmart, an assistant police chief said Saturday. Jerald Newman, 54, was released Saturday from a Maricopa County jail, his wife, Pamela, told CNN. He has been charged with resisting arrest and shoplifting. "(He is) as good as expected ... but he is emotionally and mentally a wreck," she said. Newman was among a throng of shoppers crammed into a Buckeye, Arizona, Walmart soon after it opened late the night of Thanksgiving. "They were just letting people in; there was nowhere to walk," said his daughter, Berneta Sanchez, who was also in the store. "Teenagers and adults were fighting for these games, taking them away from little kids and away from my father."

He has raised his grandson from birth and, even while in the hospital,

OPTIONS:
- Arizona said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Arizona Walmart said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Berneta Sanchez said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Black Friday said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Buckeye said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- CNN said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Jerald Newman said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Maricopa County jail said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Newman said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Pamela said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Thanksgiving said the boy was her father's chief concern.
- Walmart said the boy was her father's chief concern.

Answer: Berneta Sanchez said the boy was her father's chief concern.

Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- Authorities have charged a 21-year-old Hawaii man with "making false statements in a matter involving international terrorism," the U.S. Justice Department said. The charge centers around a one-way ticket that authorities allege Abdel Hameed Shehadeh purchased from New York City to Islamabad, Pakistan. Shehadeh originally told investigators that the purpose of his trip was to visit an Islamic university and attend a friend's engagement party. But he later admitted to FBI agents in Hawaii that he bought the ticket in order to join a fighting group such as the Taliban, according to a criminal complaint unsealed Monday in New York.

But

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- Abdel Hameed Shehadeh authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- Abdel Shehadeh authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- CNN authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- FBI authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- Hawaii authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- Islamabad authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- Islamic authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- New York authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- New York City authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- Pakistan authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- Shehadeh authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- Taliban authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- U.S. authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
- U.S. Justice Department authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.
Answer:
U.S. authorities informed him he had been placed on the "no fly" list and could not travel there, according to the complaint.