Question: Let's complete this passage.
From building-crushing hurricanes to killer sinkholes, Gulf Coast residents have seen a lot. But even these battle-tested veterans of the weather wars are marveling at torrential rains that washed out bridges and roads, sent chest-high water into homes and forced major military bases to shut down Wednesday. "We've seen flooding before, but never flooding that washes the back of a house away," said CNN iReporter Matt Raybourn of Pensacola, Florida. "There are no words for what we are seeing here." The rushing waters reduced some streets to rubble, gouged huge gashes in others and left stretches of many others submerged, including parts U.S. 98, the main east-west route along the coast. It was closed in several places between Fort Walton Beach and Panama City. Abandoned cars sat half-submerged along the highway.

As much as 18.9 inches of rain fell over 24 hours in Alabama and

OPTIONS:
- Alabama, according to the National Weather Service.
- Arkansas, according to the National Weather Service.
- CNN iReporter Matt Raybourn, according to the National Weather Service.
- EF-4, according to the National Weather Service.
- Florida, according to the National Weather Service.
- Fort Walton Beach, according to the National Weather Service.
- Gulf Coast, according to the National Weather Service.
- Mayflower, according to the National Weather Service.
- National Weather Service, according to the National Weather Service.
- Panama City, according to the National Weather Service.
- Pensacola, according to the National Weather Service.
- U.S., according to the National Weather Service.
- Vilonia, according to the National Weather Service.
Answer: Florida, according to the National Weather Service.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
A solar panel manufacturer that received a half-billion dollar loan as part of President Barack Obama's stimulus package is laying off 1,100 workers and filing for bankruptcy. Republicans are now looking into the government's loan to Fremont, California-based Solyndra LLC, saying it was clear that the company was a dubious investment. It is likely that the bankruptcy will now serve as further ammunition for the President's opponents in Congress to criticise the economic stimulus bill. In the spotlight: President Obama chats to managers during his visit to the Solyndra factory last year. The President is under pressure after the company, which received half a billion in federal loans, folded yesterday



OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.
- California's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.
- Congress's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.
- Fremont's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.
- Obama's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.
- Republicans's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.
- Solyndra's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.
- Solyndra LLC's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.
- U.S.'s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.

Answer: Solyndra's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing topped a disastrous month for the U.S. solar power industry.

Read how Matt Lawton's exclusively revealed West Ham's move for Teddy Sheringham Teddy Sheringham has returned to West Ham as the club’s new attacking coach. Sportsmail exclusively revealed the Hammers’ move for the ex-England international last week. Manager Sam Allardyce has been told to implement a more attacking approach by the club’s hierarchy, with the introduction of new forwards coach part of those plans. Hammer time: teddy Sheringham is set to rejoin West Ham, the club he played for between 2004 and 2007, as Sam Allardyce's new attacking coach East End hero: Sheringham was part of Alan Pardew's team who celebrated promotion to the Premier League in 2005 after winning the Championship play-off final

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- Alan Pardew boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- Allardyce boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- Championship boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- East End boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- England boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- Hammers boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
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- Premier League boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- Sam Allardyce boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- Sheringham boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- Sportsmail boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- Teddy Sheringham boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- West Ham boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- West Ham United boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
- ex-England boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m
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Hammers boy and coming from the area, it fits nicely in all that I’m