Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- With E3, the world's biggest video game expo, approaching, Sony and Microsoft are getting ready to wow the entertainment world with their next generation consoles. But some features of the new iterations of the Xbox and PlayStation -- be they announced or just rumored -- are driving a wedge between the gaming giants and some of their fans. At the heart of the issue in both cases is whether gamers will be allowed to play games they buy on more than one console. That impacts everything from reselling games to taking them over to a friend's house to play, but that could be at odds with game creators' desire to make sure everyone playing their games have paid for them.



OPTIONS:
- CNN has responded, saying they hear the concerns and are overwhelmed by the passion.
- E3 has responded, saying they hear the concerns and are overwhelmed by the passion.
- Microsoft has responded, saying they hear the concerns and are overwhelmed by the passion.
- PlayStation has responded, saying they hear the concerns and are overwhelmed by the passion.
- Sony has responded, saying they hear the concerns and are overwhelmed by the passion.
- Xbox has responded, saying they hear the concerns and are overwhelmed by the passion.
Answer: Sony has responded, saying they hear the concerns and are overwhelmed by the passion.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visited Cuba Wednesday and called on developing countries to unite against "imperialism and capitalism." "Why are the Iranian, Cuban and Latin American people punished by the United States?" he asked the audience attending his speech at the University of Havana. "Have we attacked them in some way? Have we asked for more than we are owed? Never, not once. We have only ever wanted justice." Ahmadinejad did not directly mention a bomb attack that left an Iranian nuclear scientist dead in Tehran Wednesday. But, he said, "The capitalist system might do damage, sabotage."

Thursday, Ahmadinejad was scheduled to leave Cuba for

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- Ahmadinejad, the final stop on his trip.
- CNN, the final stop on his trip.
- Cuba, the final stop on his trip.
- Cuban, the final stop on his trip.
- Ecuador, the final stop on his trip.
- Havana, the final stop on his trip.
- Iranian, the final stop on his trip.
- Latin American, the final stop on his trip.
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the final stop on his trip.
- NEW, the final stop on his trip.
- Nicaragua, the final stop on his trip.
- Tehran, the final stop on his trip.
- United States, the final stop on his trip.
- University of Havana, the final stop on his trip.
- Venezuela, the final stop on his trip.

Answer: Ecuador, the final stop on his trip.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 15:38 EST, 31 January 2013 | UPDATED: 02:28 EST, 1 February 2013 Wayne Hitchcock threatened to blow up a block of flats but was stopped when the gas meter ran out of credit Three men who threatened to blow up a block of flats were stopped thanks to a gas meter running out of credit. Police surrounded the block in Chaddesden, Derby, after drunken knifemen Wayne Hitchcock, Joseph Smith and Joseph Kilmartin took over one of the flats in the building. When police cordoned off the scene, Hitchcock and Smith went on a wrecking spree even ripping out a toilet and throwing it through a window along with parts of a settee and cupboards.



OPTIONS:
- Chaddesden was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.
- Derby was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.
- Hitchcock was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.
- John Gosling was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.
- Joseph Kilmartin was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.
- Joseph Smith was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.
- Smith was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.
- Tara Brady was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.
- Wayne Hitchcock was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.

ANS: Hitchcock was also convicted of another offence, racially aggravated threatening behaviour, and jailed for an extra five months.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 02:06 EST, 9 January 2014 | UPDATED: 04:28 EST, 9 January 2014 Dennis Rodman has admitted he had been drinking when he made offensive comments about captive American missionary, Kenneth Bae, during an interview with CNN. A day after the former basketball star sang 'Happy Birthday' to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and led a squad of former NBA players in a friendly game, Rodman issued an apologized through his publicist, claiming he had had 'a very stressful day.' 'I want to apologize,' Rodman said in an email to The Associated Press. 'I take full responsibility for my actions. It had been a very stressful day. Some of my teammates were leaving because of pressure from their families and business associates.
I'm not sure who he's talking to, where he's getting his information, but he's certainly no authority on
OPTIONS:
- American.'
- Associated Press.'
- Bae.'
- CNN.'
- Daily Mail.'
- Dennis Rodman.'
- Happy Birthday.'
- Kenneth Bae.'
- Kim.'
- Kim Jong Un.'
- NBA.'
- North Korean.'
- Rodman.'
- Terri Chung.'
- The Associated Press.'
Output:
Bae.'