Question: Let's complete this passage.
By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 03:41 EST, 6 October 2013 | UPDATED: 19:44 EST, 6 October 2013 Andy Burnham has begun legal proceedings after Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt claimed he tried to ‘cover up’ NHS failings. Labour’s health spokesman called in lawyers after allegations that while he was in power he attempted to suppress a report that exposed devastating lapses in hospital care. A party spokesman said Mr Burnham would not tolerate ‘slurs on his character’ and warned that formal legal action could follow – an extremely unusual step for high-profile politicians. Threat: Andy Burnham brought in Labour’s lawyers after Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt refused to retract an allegation that his Opposition shadow was involved the suppression of a critical report into 'failing' hospitals

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OPTIONS:
- Andy Burnham is not prepared to accept these unfounded slurs on his
- Burnham is not prepared to accept these unfounded slurs on his
- Hunt is not prepared to accept these unfounded slurs on his
- Jeremy Hunt is not prepared to accept these unfounded slurs on his
- Labour is not prepared to accept these unfounded slurs on his
- NHS is not prepared to accept these unfounded slurs on his
- Tim Shipman is not prepared to accept these unfounded slurs on his
- Tories is not prepared to accept these unfounded slurs on his
Answer: Andy Burnham is not prepared to accept these unfounded slurs on his

Problem: Choose the next sentence
The Duchess of York faces 22 years in jail after a Turkish court pressed charges against her for secretly filming in an orphanage. The charges relate to an undercover documentary Sarah Ferguson made with ITV in 2008 to expose 'appalling' conditions in state run institutions. A spokesman for the Duchess said: ‘The Duchess of York has fully co-operated with both the Turkish and British authorities at all times on this issue. Scroll down for video Undercover: Sarah Ferguson pictured in Turkey for the controversial ITV documentary filmed in 2008 Caring: Sarah Ferguson talks to a child at the orphanage in Ankara, where children with mental illness suffered horrific abuse

formal request for mutual legal assistance concerning

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- Ankara, Duchess of
- British, Duchess of
- Duchess, Duchess of
- Home Office, Duchess of
- ITV, Duchess of
- Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of
- The Duchess, Duchess of
- Turkey, Duchess of
- Turkish, Duchess of
- York, Duchess of

Answer: Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 01:04 EST, 4 August 2012 | UPDATED: 05:44 EST, 4 August 2012 A woman accused of orchestrating a vicious attack on a mother and her 3-year-old daughter with liquid Drano has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Tamara Jackson, 31, was convicted of several charges, including second-degree assault, for her part in the March 29, 2010 incident in suburban Washington, D.C. Her accomplice Tikia Anderson was also convicted of charges against her, including possession of a deadly weapon with intent to injure. She was the one who poured the powerful chemical on the two, and is currently serving an eight-year sentence.

Skin deep:

OPTIONS:
- Beth Stebner said in a 2011 interview that she was furious with Jackson for involving an innocent child and scarring her for life
- Drano said in a 2011 interview that she was furious with Jackson for involving an innocent child and scarring her for life
- Jackson said in a 2011 interview that she was furious with Jackson for involving an innocent child and scarring her for life
- Katrina Watts said in a 2011 interview that she was furious with Jackson for involving an innocent child and scarring her for life
- Tamara Jackson said in a 2011 interview that she was furious with Jackson for involving an innocent child and scarring her for life
- Tikia Anderson said in a 2011 interview that she was furious with Jackson for involving an innocent child and scarring her for life
- Washington, D.C. said in a 2011 interview that she was furious with Jackson for involving an innocent child and scarring her for life

ANS: Katrina Watts said in a 2011 interview that she was furious with Jackson for involving an innocent child and scarring her for life

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Ferguson, Missouri (CNN) -- Two weeks after a police-involved shooting sparked violent protests in a St. Louis suburb, the mood turned more tranquil Saturday with smaller crowds and lots of music. Gone were police in riot gear glaring at defiant protesters. The tear gas, rubber bullets and Molotov cocktails were nowhere to be seen, either. In their place were clusters of officers, hanging around businesses, chatting with one another. Shops reopened by late Friday and residents gathered for ribs at a local barbecue restaurant boarded up with plywood, a visible reminder of the violent protests and looting just a few days ago.
In
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- CNN, they don't have to be unanimous to press such an indictment, as long as nine of the 12 agree on a charge.
- Ferguson, they don't have to be unanimous to press such an indictment, as long as nine of the 12 agree on a charge.
- Missouri, they don't have to be unanimous to press such an indictment, as long as nine of the 12 agree on a charge.
- Molotov, they don't have to be unanimous to press such an indictment, as long as nine of the 12 agree on a charge.
- NAACP, they don't have to be unanimous to press such an indictment, as long as nine of the 12 agree on a charge.
- St. Louis, they don't have to be unanimous to press such an indictment, as long as nine of the 12 agree on a charge.

Answer:
Missouri, they don't have to be unanimous to press such an indictment, as long as nine of the 12 agree on a charge.

Question: Passage: (CNN) -- The North Pole may be briefly ice-free by September as global warming melts away Arctic sea ice, according to scientists from the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado. "We kind of have an informal betting pool going around in our center and that betting pool is 'does the North Pole melt out this summer?' and it may well," said the center's senior research scientist, Mark Serreze. It's a 50-50 bet that the thin Arctic sea ice, which was frozen in autumn, will completely melt away at the geographic North Pole, Serreze said. The ice retreated to a record level in September when the Northwest Passage, the sea route through the Arctic Ocean, opened briefly for the first time in recorded history.
Query: "Last year, we had sort of a perfect weather pattern to get rid of ice to open up that
OPTIONS:
- Arctic," Serreze said.
- Arctic Ocean," Serreze said.
- Boulder," Serreze said.
- CNN," Serreze said.
- Colorado," Serreze said.
- Mark Serreze," Serreze said.
- National Snow and Ice Data Center," Serreze said.
- North Pole," Serreze said.
- Northwest Passage," Serreze said.
- Serreze," Serreze said.
Answer:
Northwest Passage," Serreze said.