Question: Let's complete this passage.
New York (CNN) -- Can buskers from around the world inspire an international peace movement? That's the idea behind "Playing for Change," a multimedia movement designed to break down global barriers and connect people of every race through the power of music. More than 150 -- mostly street -- musicians from 25 countries have joined their voices to spread their message of peace and create a truly global phenomenon with millions of followers across the world. It all started in 2004, when Grammy award-winning producer Mark Johnson set off on a musical journey to capture street musicians around the world and combine their voices together.

Bringing his mobile studio and cameras with him, Johnson's mission led him and his small crew to an escapade across the globe -- they tracked the street musicians, put headphones on them and started recording each of their parts, before blending it all together to create unique versions of classic songs, such as "

OPTIONS:
- Africa."
- CNN."
- Grammy award."
- Mark Johnson."
- New York."
- Playing for Change."
- Stand By Me."
- YouTube."
Answer: Stand By Me."

Problem: Choose the next sentence
A former boyfriend of Calvin Klein who was arrested on Tuesday morning for allegedly stashing cocaine in his underwear and attacking a man wanted to go on a big 'last night out' before attending rehab, it has been revealed. The 69-year-old fashion designer had reportedly arranged for his troubled on/off lover Nicholas 'Nick' Gruber, 22, to be flown out by private jet to The Meadows clinic in Arizona. Klein had attended the same facility for his drug problems in 2003 and had arranged to foot the monthly $35,000 bill for his paramour. Boy toy: Calvin Klein's ex-boyfriend Nicholas Gruber, 22, is accused of punching a man and stashing cocaine



OPTIONS:
- Arizona, 69, has not publicly acknowledged the relationship with the much younger man.
- Calvin Klein, 69, has not publicly acknowledged the relationship with the much younger man.
- Gruber, 69, has not publicly acknowledged the relationship with the much younger man.
- Klein, 69, has not publicly acknowledged the relationship with the much younger man.
- Nicholas 'Nick' Gruber, 69, has not publicly acknowledged the relationship with the much younger man.
- Nicholas Gruber, 69, has not publicly acknowledged the relationship with the much younger man.
- The Meadows, 69, has not publicly acknowledged the relationship with the much younger man.

Answer: Calvin Klein, 69, has not publicly acknowledged the relationship with the much younger man.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Neil Ashton PUBLISHED: 09:59 EST, 14 March 2013 | UPDATED: 18:41 EST, 14 March 2013 Is England boss Roy Hodgson right to recall Rio? Roy Hodgson admitted Rio Ferdinand has every right to feel a 'grievance' towards him as he ended the Manchester United defender's international exile. Ferdinand, who has not played for England since a Euro 2012 qualifier against Switzerland in June 2011, returns for the World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Montenegro. England head coach Hodgson has dropped Joleon Lescott from the 26-man travelling party, which includes the recalled Ben Foster, Michael Dawson and Scott Parker.

'I expect the pair of them to do their job with

OPTIONS:
- Ben Foster.
- England.
- Euro 2012.
- Ferdinand.
- Hodgson.
- Joleon Lescott.
- Manchester United.
- Michael Dawson.
- Montenegro.
- Neil Ashton.
- Rio.
- Rio Ferdinand.
- Roy Hodgson.
- San Marino.
- Scott Parker.
- Switzerland.
- World Cup.

ANS: England.

Question:
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By Ashley Collman and Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 17:01 EST, 27 February 2014 | UPDATED: 21:16 EST, 27 February 2014 A 28-year-old groom has been formally charged following the wedding-night crash which killed his bride, 25, as they left their reception. Ryan Quinton had a blood-alcohol level of 0.114, above the legal limit in Georgia of 0.8, when he sped off with new-wife Kali Dobson on the night of December 29. Quinton swerved to miss a stray dog in the road and lost control of the Pontiac Firebird he was driving. Dobson wasn't wearing a seat belt, so when the sports car careened off the road she was ejected and it rolled on top of her - crushing her to death.
Devastated:
OPTIONS:
- Ashley Collman suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital
- Dobson suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital
- Georgia suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital
- Kali Dobson suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital
- Lydia Warren suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital
- Pontiac Firebird suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital
- Quinton suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital
- Ryan Quinton suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital
- UPDATED suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital

Answer:
Quinton suffered minor injuries in the crash, but still had to undergo treatment at the hospital

Input: Choose the next sentence.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (CNN)  -- Flavio Canto spent most of his teenage years training in judo, in hopes he would achieve Olympic gold. But today, the Brazilian athlete considers his defeat at the 2000 Olympic trials one of his greatest victories. More than 1,000 students are enrolled in judo athlete Flavio Canto's Reaction Institute. The loss led Canto -- who later won bronze at the 2004 Olympic Games -- back to his native Rio de Janeiro. Since then, he has helped thousands of young people from the city's toughest shanty towns find hope in the midst of hardship. "I've never seen any place as beautiful as Rio de Janeiro, but it does have its dark side," said Canto, 34. "There is violence all over."
Check out the
OPTIONS:
- 2004 Olympic Games and see how to help.
- Brazil and see how to help.
- Brazilian and see how to help.
- CNN and see how to help.
- CNN.com and see how to help.
- Canto and see how to help.
- Flavio Canto and see how to help.
- Olympic and see how to help.
- RIO DE JANEIRO and see how to help.
- Reaction Institute and see how to help.
- Rio de Janeiro and see how to help.
Output: Reaction Institute and see how to help.

Question: Passage: (CNN) -- Attorneys on both sides of the same-sex marriage debate faced off Monday in a federal appeals court in California, as a panel of judges heard arguments about the constitutionality of Proposition 8. In August, a federal judge ruled that the voter-approved measure, which defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman, violated the U.S. Constitution. The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals considered an appeal of that judge's ruling Monday. The three-judge panel opened Monday's hearing with tough questioning of parties seeking to appeal the decision, including ProtectMarriage.com and Isabel Vargas, who's a deputy clerk and deputy commissioner of civil marriages for Imperial County, California, where voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 8.
Query: The state's high court had allowed same-sex marriage, but then the 2008
OPTIONS:
- CNN voter referendum passed with 52 percent of the vote.
- California voter referendum passed with 52 percent of the vote.
- Constitution voter referendum passed with 52 percent of the vote.
- Proposition 8 voter referendum passed with 52 percent of the vote.
- U.S. voter referendum passed with 52 percent of the vote.
Answer:
Proposition 8 voter referendum passed with 52 percent of the vote.