Question: Let's complete this passage.
Castel Gandolfo (CNN) -- Pope Francis had lunch Saturday with his predecessor, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, in what the Vatican said was the first such encounter in the history of the Roman Catholic Church. Francis, who was inaugurated as the new head of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics on Tuesday, has made some changes since taking the helm -- most notably by adopting a simpler, personal style and calling for the church to focus on serving the poor and needy. The new pontiff was flown to Castel Gandolfo by helicopter for the lunch date. He was greeted at the helipad by Benedict XVI, and the pair exchanged an embrace, Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said. They then rode in a car together to the Castel Gandolfo residence.

The pair may also have talked about possible appointments by

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- Benedict.
- Benedict XVI.
- CNN.
- Castel Gandolfo.
- Catholics.
- Emeritus Benedict XVI.
- Federico Lombardi.
- Francis.
- Roman Catholic Church.
- Vatican.
Answer: Francis.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN) -- A major Atlantic storm packing hurricane-force winds pummeled England, France, Belgium and the Netherlands early Monday, knocking out power to 220,000 homes in England and blocking roads and railways with fallen trees. At least nine people were killed. Wind gusts as strong as 99 mph battered the south coast of England, and authorities warned of travel disruptions across the region. At least two storm-releated deaths were confirmed in England, and a third person was reported missing. Police in Kent said a 17-year-old girl was killed Monday morning when a tree fell on the home where she was sleeping in Hever, south of London.

Eighteen flood warnings were in place in southwest

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- Atlantic, the government said.
- Belgium, the government said.
- CNN, the government said.
- England, the government said.
- France, the government said.
- Hever, the government said.
- Kent, the government said.
- London, the government said.
- Netherlands, the government said.
- Western Europe, the government said.

Answer: England, the government said.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli sailors boarded two aid ships headed to the Palestinian territory of Gaza on Friday, the Israeli military said. While no resistance was reported, activists criticized the Israeli action as "illegal" and vowed that activists "will keep coming, wave after wave" to try to deliver aid to Palestinians in Gaza. Activists on board the "Freedom Waves to Gaza" mini-flotilla were "attempting to break the maritime security blockade that is in place in accordance with international law," the Israeli military said, and were refusing to heed their calls to turn back. "The boarding was carried out in line with directives from the Israeli government and after all attempts to prevent the vessels from reaching the Gaza Strip were made, but to no avail," the military said.

Israel says it is concerned about the smuggling of arms to

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- Ashdod militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.
- CNN militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.
- Freedom Waves militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.
- Gaza militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.
- Gaza Strip militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.
- Israel militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.
- Israeli militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.
- Jerusalem militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.
- Palestinian militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.
- Palestinians militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.

ANS: Gaza militants intent on attacking the Jewish state.

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China may ban Facebook, but not its co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who stunned an audience of students in Beijing by speaking in fluent Mandarin. He did not explicitly discuss the social media site ban during his Q&A at prestigious Tsinghua University, but an indirect reference drew laughter from the audience. Zuckerberg, whose company has long sought to enter the Chinese market, highlighted that Facebook already helps some Chinese companies in foreign markets. Scroll down for video Fluent: Mark Zuckerberg speaks Mandarin during a dialogue with students as a newly-appointed member to the advisory board for Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management in Beijing, China
On China's social media, many microbloggers noted the irony that
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- Beijing's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Beijing University's famous creation is blocked in China.
- China's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Chinese's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Facebook's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Mandarin's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Mark Zuckerberg's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Priscilla Chan's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Q&A's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Tsinghua University's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management's famous creation is blocked in China.
- Zuckerberg's famous creation is blocked in China.

Answer:
Mark Zuckerberg's famous creation is blocked in China.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
In the course of their murderous rampage yesterday in Paris, two of the Islamist shooters announced that they were acting in the name of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula or AQAP, the affiliate of Al Qaeda that operates in Yemen. Formed in 2009, AQAP merged existing Yemeni and Saudi jihadists after the Saudi Kingdom became too unsafe for them and they fled southwards. This suggests that AQAP feels eclipsed by ISIS, which has attracted so much coverage since last summer, and is determined to put itself back in the international spotlight with this act of mass murder, in broad daylight, in a major European capital.
Here they receive basic and then more advanced infantry training of the kind used to devastating effect in
OPTIONS:
- AQAP yesterday.
- Al Qaeda yesterday.
- Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula yesterday.
- Charlie Hebdo yesterday.
- European yesterday.
- France yesterday.
- ISIS yesterday.
- Islamist yesterday.
- Paris yesterday.
- Saudi yesterday.
- Saudi Kingdom yesterday.
- Yemen yesterday.
- Yemeni yesterday.
Output: Paris yesterday.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Travelmail Reporter It’s surprising couples ever end up on holiday together. Men and women want to visit totally different destinations for trips abroad, according to a new survey. Men would rather opt for a European break over a long-haul holiday because they don’t like to travel for more than four hours. At odds: Men would prefer destinations closer to home while woman are happy to travel long-haul 1. Turkey2. Majorca3. Canary Islands4. Egypt5. Italy 1. Thailand2. Caribbean3. Florida4. Mexico5. Maldives While women would happily travel for up to 12 hours to reach their dream holiday, with more than 60 per cent preferring long-haul trips to short-haul breaks.

Top destination: Women cite the

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- Canary Islands as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Canary Islands4 as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Caribbean as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Caribbean3 as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Egypt5 as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- European as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Florida4 as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Italy as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Majorca as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Majorca3 as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Maldives as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Mexico5 as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Thailand as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Thailand2 as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Travelmail Reporter as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Turkey as their fifth ideal holiday destination
- Turkey2 as their fifth ideal holiday destination

ANS:
Maldives as their fifth ideal holiday destination