Question: Let's complete this passage.
Beijing, China (CNN) -- Twenty-five years ago, when tanks and automatic rifles silenced massive political demonstrations in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, I was TIME magazine's correspondent in China. For me, memories of the crackdown start in the early evening of June 3, and end with a mad dash at the wheel of a Toyota sedan, driving through checkpoints to a safe house with hunger strikers, Liu Xiaobo and Hou Dejian. Liu, one of China's prominent intellectuals and writers, was imprisoned four times after the Tiananmen crackdown, and in 2010 was awarded the Nobel Peace prize. Hou is a singer-composer, better known in China as composer of the "Descendants of the Dragon," a patriotic tune popular in Taiwan and the mainland. A few years before the crackdown, he "defected" from Taiwan and became a celebrated compatriot on the mainland.

I drove to the

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- Beijing office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- CNN office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- China office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Descendants of the Dragon office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- FlorCruz office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Hou office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Hou Dejian office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Jaime A. FlorCruz office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Liu office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Liu Xiaobo office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Nobel office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Nobel Peace prize office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- TIME office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- TIME magazine office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Taiwan office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Tiananmen office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Tiananmen Square office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
- Toyota office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.
Answer: TIME office to file more reports from TIME reporters and photographers.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By Louise Cheer Vegetable growers hope celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's star power will help convince Woolworths to cancel a 40-cent-per-crate of food levy to be imposed by the supermarket to fund the Jamie's Garden promotion, a charge that could cost farmers thousands of dollars each. The group that represents growers, Ausveg, wrote to Oliver on Tuesday asking him to step in after farmers expressed outrage at being charged an extra 40 cents per crate, on top of the up-to five per cent of the total cost of produce they are already charged to cover marketing costs. Mr Oliver's publicity manager Peter Berry  said from London that the chef was aware of what was being said, but did not confirm if the media personality had received the letter, reported The Sydney Morning Herald.

'At the end of the day,

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- Ausveg supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.
- Jamie Oliver supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.
- Jamie's Garden supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.
- London supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.
- Louise Cheer supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.
- Oliver supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.
- Peter Berry supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.
- Sydney Morning Herald supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.
- Woolworths supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.

Answer: Jamie Oliver supports anyone who is prepared to help promote better food education and better nutrition,' Mr Berry said.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Laura Cox PUBLISHED: 09:45 EST, 13 September 2013 | UPDATED: 04:05 EST, 16 September 2013 Teenage girls see sexualisation as ‘part and parcel’ of their lives because of the raunchy behaviour of pop stars such as Rihanna and Miley Cyrus, an academic claimed yesterday. Their skimpy outfits and sexual dance moves are ruining the self-esteem of girls, according to Professor Dionne Taylor, an expert in criminal law. She found the explicit dance moves and foul-mouthed lyrics fuel negative attitudes towards women and affect women’s confidence, education and even their employment prospects. Scroll down for video Miley Cyrus sparked criticism after her provocative gyrations with Robin Thicke at the MTV music awards

While the performance was shocking to the audience,

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- Birmingham City University approved it during the show run prior to the broadcast.
- Dionne Taylor approved it during the show run prior to the broadcast.
- Laura Cox approved it during the show run prior to the broadcast.
- MTV approved it during the show run prior to the broadcast.
- Miley Cyrus approved it during the show run prior to the broadcast.
- Rihanna approved it during the show run prior to the broadcast.
- Robin Thicke approved it during the show run prior to the broadcast.

ANS: MTV approved it during the show run prior to the broadcast.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
As football's top event kicks off in Brazil, Anthony Pereira dispels some of the myths surrounding the 2014 World Cup's host country -- and its approach to the game it is showcasing. MYTH: Many Brazilians are in the mood to party REALITY: Many thought that the awarding of the finals -- and the 2016 Olympics in Rio -- would be a "coming out" party for Brazil, confirming its new status as a global player. But that is not the atmosphere which seems to be taking hold. For the last year there have been protests over the spiraling costs of the tournament (around $11.5 billion) and government priorities. Many Brazilians have demanded "FIFA standard" hospitals, schools, and public transportation, not just stadiums.

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- 2014 World Cup itself did not require that so many cities be involved but the Brazilian government was conscious it should not be held in a few selected cities.
- 2016 Olympics itself did not require that so many cities be involved but the Brazilian government was conscious it should not be held in a few selected cities.
- Anthony Pereira itself did not require that so many cities be involved but the Brazilian government was conscious it should not be held in a few selected cities.
- Brazil itself did not require that so many cities be involved but the Brazilian government was conscious it should not be held in a few selected cities.
- Brazilians itself did not require that so many cities be involved but the Brazilian government was conscious it should not be held in a few selected cities.
- FIFA itself did not require that so many cities be involved but the Brazilian government was conscious it should not be held in a few selected cities.
- Rio itself did not require that so many cities be involved but the Brazilian government was conscious it should not be held in a few selected cities.
Output:
FIFA itself did not require that so many cities be involved but the Brazilian government was conscious it should not be held in a few selected cities.