Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- A Penn State assistant football coach who reportedly told Joe Paterno in 2002 he witnessed a young boy being sexually assaulted in a shower won't be at Saturday's Nebraska game because of "multiple threats," the university athletics website said Thursday night. A graduate assistant at the time, Mike McQueary told a grand jury he had witnessed former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky, now 67, assaulting the boy at the campus football complex. Questions over how university officials responded to reports of alleged abuse cost coaching legend Paterno and university President Graham Spanier their jobs. McQueary has been criticized for not calling police, but he has not faced any legal charges.

Speaking to about 15 students gathered outside his house late Wednesday,

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- CNN said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
- Graham Spanier said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
- Jerry Sandusky said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
- Joe Paterno said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
- McQueary said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
- Mike McQueary said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
- Nebraska said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
- Paterno said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
- Penn State said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
- Sandusky said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.
Answer: Joe Paterno said it will take time getting used to his new status after more than 60 years of coaching.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 09:39 EST, 7 September 2012 | UPDATED: 14:17 EST, 7 September 2012 Businessman: Super successful Chad Pike has spent huge sums on his village but locals have been keen to turn on him A multi-millionaire US businessman has pumped a fortune into improving the idyllic English village he lives in but residents are still up in arms. Chad Pike bought and revamped the local pub, allegedly handed tens of thousands to the church organ fund and will sell all his homegrown vegetables in a new farm shop he will pay for. But despite all he has done locally, a hedge he planted in the garden of his Grade I listed mansion in Edington, near Devizes, Wiltshire, is one of several things villagers claim to hold against him.

Generous: He is believed to have donated thousands towards a new organ for

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- Chad Pike church
- Devizes church
- Edington church
- English church
- Martin Robinson church
- Super church
- US church
- Wiltshire church

Answer: Edington church

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Cheaper clothing, cars, household goods and electronic items are just some of the wins for consumers after Australia signed an historic free-trade deal with China worth an estimated $18 billion over a decade. Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Chinese President Xi Jinping witnessed the signing of the pact by their respective trade ministers after Mr Xi addressed federal Parliament in Canberra on Monday afternoon, during which he praised Australia as a country of 'dynamism and innovation'. Under the deal, 85 per cent of all Australian exports will enter China tariff-free, with this figure expected to rise to 93 per cent within four years and 95 per cent when it is in full force.



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- Abbott rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.
- Australia rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.
- Australian rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.
- Canberra rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.
- China rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.
- Chinese rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.
- Parliament rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.
- Tony Abbott rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.
- Xi rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.
- Xi Jinping rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.

ANS: Australian rice, sugar, wheat and cotton will miss out on benefits, but could be winners when a built-in review is conducted in three years.

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By Thomas Durante and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:25 EST, 4 April 2013 | UPDATED: 14:43 EST, 4 April 2013 Kevin Ware has admitted that he was so far gone on pain medication for his surgically repaired leg that he doesn’t remember talking to Michelle Obama hours after suffering the gut-wrenching injury. Ware sat down with the Today show on Day 2 of the star Louisville guard's media blitz after arriving with his teammates in Atlanta, where the Louisville Cardinals will take on Wichita State on Saturday. He became a national hero and inspiration late Sunday night, when he jumped up to block a shot and came down awkwardly on his right leg, and six inches of his tibia ripped through the skin.
as he described how his
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- Associated Press teammates came through for him while
- Atlanta teammates came through for him while
- Duke teammates came through for him while
- Final Four teammates came through for him while
- Kevin Ware teammates came through for him while
- Louisville teammates came through for him while
- Louisville Cardinals teammates came through for him while
- Michelle Obama teammates came through for him while
- NBA teammates came through for him while
- Thomas Durante teammates came through for him while
- Ware teammates came through for him while
- Wichita State teammates came through for him while

Answer:
Louisville teammates came through for him while

Question: Let's complete this passage.
Black Friday is two weeks away but die hard bargain shoppers have already begun waiting in line outside of Best Buy in California. Vicky Torres and Juanita Salas have been camping outside of the Best Buy in Beaumont, California since November 5 in order to be the first ones to snag Thanksgiving deals. Torres and Salas have set up camp with chairs, sleeping bags and pillows for the Thanksgiving sale beginning Thursday November 27 at 5 p.m. Scroll down for video Die hard bargain shoppers: Shoppers Vickey Torres (left) and Juanita Salas (right) of Beaumont have been camped out in front of a Best Buy since November 5

'While we recognize the decision to open on Thanksgiving affects Best Buy employees, customers have made it clear that many of them want to begin shopping on Thanksgiving evening, '

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- Beaumont said in a statement.
- Best Buy said in a statement.
- Black Friday said in a statement.
- California said in a statement.
- Juanita Salas said in a statement.
- Salas said in a statement.
- Thanksgiving said in a statement.
- Torres said in a statement.
- Vickey Torres said in a statement.
- Vicky Torres said in a statement.
Answer:
Best Buy said in a statement.