Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN)  -- France coach Raymond Domenech has described the strike by his players over forward Nicolas Anelka's expulsion from the squad as "unspeakably stupid." Domenech said he fully supported the French Federation's decision to send the Chelsea striker home following an angry bust-up with the coach at half-time during France's 2-0 defeat to Mexico. "Nobody can behave in such a way in the dressing room or elsewhere and high-level sportsmen and women have to lead by example through football," Domenech told reporters in Bloemfontein ahead of Tuesday's clash with South Africa. "We tried to convince the players that what was happening was irregular, that their actions were unspeakably stupid. I told myself this mascarade had to be stopped. No way would I back this action."

But French captain Patrice Evra was reported to be incensed that details of the incident were leaked to the media, claiming there was a "traitor" in the

OPTIONS:
- Bloemfontein camp.
- CNN camp.
- Chelsea camp.
- Domenech camp.
- Evra camp.
- France camp.
- French camp.
- French Federation camp.
- Mexico camp.
- Nicolas Anelka camp.
- Raymond Domenech camp.
- South Africa camp.
- World Cup camp.
Answer: French camp.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
BEIJING, China (CNN) -- Walking through a maze of narrow streets south of Tiananmen Square, Nick Frisch appeared unfazed by the sight of drastic changes -- traditional courtyard houses that once lined up these hutongs, or alleys, now in different stages of being knocked down. Nick Frisch's underground exploration in Beijing has attracted the attention of a Singapore TV crew. While the Qianmen area is going through an extreme makeover -- a restoration of its Qing dynasty flavor ahead of the Olympics -- Frisch's destination is safe from the city's ubiquitous wrecking balls. Upon reaching the entrance to the Underground City, however, he was told it was closed for "renovation," just like the surrounding neighborhood.

"The plan was to move half of

OPTIONS:
- American's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- BEIJING's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- Beijing's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- CNN's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- China's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- Frisch's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- Nick Frisch's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- Olympics's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- Qianmen's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- Qing dynasty's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- Singapore's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- Tiananmen Square's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.
- Underground City's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.

Answer: BEIJING's population underground and the other half to western hills in the event of a nuclear attack," Frisch explained.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Sunderland are monitoring the situation of Charlie Austin and could make a move for the Queens Park Rangers striker this summer. The 25-year-old's goalscoring exploits haven’t gone unnoticed. Austin netted 20 times for QPR in his first year at Loftus Road – despite also being out for the entirety of February and March – following a £4million switch from Burnley. Wanted man: QPR striker Charlie Austin is wanted by Sunderland manager Gus Poyet Goal threat: Austin scored 28 times for QPR to help them get promoted to the Premier League Not for sale: Harry Redknapp is not likely to oversee the sale of Austin without a fight

Unwanted: Sunderland are willing to allow striker

OPTIONS:
- Austin to leave the club this summer
- Burnley to leave the club this summer
- Charlie Austin to leave the club this summer
- Danny Graham to leave the club this summer
- Gus Poyet to leave the club this summer
- Harry Redknapp to leave the club this summer
- Jozy Altidore to leave the club this summer
- Loftus Road to leave the club this summer
- Premier League to leave the club this summer
- QPR to leave the club this summer
- Queens Park Rangers to leave the club this summer
- Sunderland to leave the club this summer

ANS: Danny Graham to leave the club this summer

Question:
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(CNN) -- Attorneys representing Casey Anthony invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination 60 times during a deposition given in a civil suit against her, according to a transcript of the proceedings. In addition, Anthony's attorney Charles Greene asserted he would also invoke the Fifth Amendment on her behalf if questioning delved into the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. Anthony, who was acquitted in July of murder charges in Caylee's death, is being sued in civil court by a woman named Zenaida Gonzalez. When Caylee was reported missing in July 2008 -- a month after she was last seen -- Anthony maintained she had been kidnapped by her nanny, Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez.
Anthony has also been ordered to repay more than $217,000 to authorities for the costs of investigating
OPTIONS:
- Anthony's disappearance.
- CNN's disappearance.
- Casey Anthony's disappearance.
- Caylee's disappearance.
- Charles Greene's disappearance.
- Fifth Amendment's disappearance.
- Gonzalez's disappearance.
- Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez's disappearance.
- Zenaida Gonzalez's disappearance.

Answer:
Casey Anthony's disappearance.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
Thirty years on from his own first world-title defence, Barry McGuigan is calling on Carl Frampton to follow his lead and deliver a knockout in his first fight as a world champion. The Belfast ‘Jackal’ defends his IBF super-bantamweight world crown on Saturday night, returning to the Odyssey Arena five months after defeating Kiko Martinez at a purpose-built stadium on the Titanic slipways. While there is a more limited capacity attendance at the ‘Jackal’s Den’, a heated atmosphere is expected after a tension-filled pre-fight press conference yesterday, while additional pressure is on Framton’s shoulders as the fight marks the return of world-championship boxing to terrestrial television on ITV/UTV Ireland.
Barry McGuigan (centre) looks towards Frampton's opponent
OPTIONS:
- Barry McGuigan (right) on Thursday
- Belfast (right) on Thursday
- Belfast ‘Jackal (right) on Thursday
- Carl Frampton (right) on Thursday
- Chris Avalos (right) on Thursday
- Framton (right) on Thursday
- IBF (right) on Thursday
- ITV (right) on Thursday
- Jackal (right) on Thursday
- Jackal’s Den (right) on Thursday
- Kiko Martinez (right) on Thursday
- Odyssey Arena (right) on Thursday
- Titanic (right) on Thursday
- UTV Ireland (right) on Thursday
Output:
Chris Avalos (right) on Thursday