Question: Let's complete this passage.
A white teenage mother was stabbed to death and her body dumped in a canal after her married Asian lover rejected her child, a court heard yesterday. Student Laura Wilson, 17, was killed by 18-year-old Ashtiaq Asghar, having allegedly been lured alone to the canal by his friend and her former lover Ishaq Hussain, Sheffield Crown Court heard. Laura had a brief fling with near neighbour Hussain, 22, and gave birth to their daughter in June last year but he refused to accept the child was his, the court was told. Laura Wilson had a brief fling with near neighbour Ishaq Hussain, 22, and gave birth to their daughter in June last year but he refused to accept the child was his, the court was told

Before the affair with Hussain, Laura had fallen in love with Asghar and they resumed the affair after

OPTIONS:
- Asghar had the baby.
- Ashtiaq Asghar had the baby.
- Asian had the baby.
- Crown Court had the baby.
- Hussain had the baby.
- Ishaq Hussain had the baby.
- Laura had the baby.
- Laura Wilson had the baby.
- Sheffield had the baby.
Answer: Laura had the baby.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Bellefonte, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- Five men and four women have been selected to be jurors in the Pennsylvania trial of Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State assistant football coach charged with child rape. About 220 potential jurors reported for duty Tuesday, after the court whittled the number to about 600 based on answers to questionnaires sent to prospective jurors' homes. Of those, about half were sent home and asked to return Wednesday. "We are now making good progress," Judge John Cleland said late Tuesday afternoon. Twelve jurors and four alternates will eventually be selected. Sandusky, 68, has been under house arrest since being charged with sexually abusing 10 boys for at least 15 years. Prosecutors allege he met some of his accusers through Second Mile, a charity he created for underprivileged children.

Several reported knowing Sandusky or his wife, while others said they had volunteered at

OPTIONS:
- Bellefonte.
- CNN.
- Jerry Sandusky.
- John Cleland.
- Penn State.
- Pennsylvania.
- Sandusky.
- Second Mile.

Answer: Second Mile.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 09:02 EST, 31 December 2013 | UPDATED: 22:07 EST, 31 December 2013 While many will be looking forward to embracing the new year, for some 2014 is already a washout. For some people living in Gloucestershire, already the new year has brought bad news, after heavy rain caused a landslip and made the B4058 from Nailsworth to Horsley near Stroud impassable. Gloucestershire Highways is investigating the site, which has already had some corrective work done earlier in 2013, after an embankment collapsed. Highways crews have placed sandbags on the road to protect the properties below from debris sliding down the embankment.

Gloucestershire highways engineers repair a landslip caused by heavy rain on the B4058 near

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic, Stroud
- B4058, Stroud
- Environment Agency, Stroud
- Gloucestershire, Stroud
- Gloucestershire Highways, Stroud
- Horsley, Stroud
- Lizzie Edmonds, Stroud
- Met Office, Stroud
- Nailsworth, Stroud
- PUBLISHED, Stroud
- Stroud, Stroud
- UPDATED, Stroud

ANS: Horsley, Stroud

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- Israeli President Shimon Peres said he had an amicable phone conversation with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a day after Erdogan stormed offstage during an angry exchange with Peres at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan leaves the stage Thursday, as Israeli President Shimon Peres sits, left. Peres said he and Erdogan did not take the spat personally. "I called him up and said, yes, it's nothing against you, nothing against Turkey. We consider you as a friend," Peres said. He said Erdogan reciprocated. Although there was no mention of an apology, Peres said there was a polite exchange between the two leaders.

He then left the stage, complaining that

OPTIONS:
- CNN was receiving preferential treatment.
- Davos was receiving preferential treatment.
- Erdogan was receiving preferential treatment.
- Gaza was receiving preferential treatment.
- Israel was receiving preferential treatment.
- Israeli was receiving preferential treatment.
- Istanbul was receiving preferential treatment.
- Peres was receiving preferential treatment.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan was receiving preferential treatment.
- Shimon Peres was receiving preferential treatment.
- Switzerland was receiving preferential treatment.
- Turkey was receiving preferential treatment.
- Turkish was receiving preferential treatment.
- World Economic Forum was receiving preferential treatment.

ANS:
Peres was receiving preferential treatment.