Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

The breast implants at the centre of a health scare involving thousands of British women contained a ‘near criminal’ mix of chemicals including a fuel additive, it emerged today. Scientists in France carried out an extensive examination of the ‘secret formula’ used by Poly Implant Prothese (PIP), which went into liquidation last year. Up to 50,000 women in the UK, including breast cancer survivors, have the implants, which until now were thought to be filled with gel meant for mattresses. Jean-Claude Mas pictured with one of the implants. He is how facing manslaughter charges in France. Mas denies any wrong-doing claiming that his implants were all completely safe
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He hopes to publish the review’s findings within days, and industry experts expect him to follow

OPTIONS:
- British in advising all women with PIP implants to have them taken out.
- France in advising all women with PIP implants to have them taken out.
- Jean-Claude Mas in advising all women with PIP implants to have them taken out.
- Mas in advising all women with PIP implants to have them taken out.
- PIP in advising all women with PIP implants to have them taken out.
- Poly Implant Prothese in advising all women with PIP implants to have them taken out.
- UK in advising all women with PIP implants to have them taken out.
Answer: France in advising all women with PIP implants to have them taken out.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

A formerly obese man has transformed his life after being inspired to get fit by boxer Ricky Hatton. Simon Huyton, 38, a computer programmer from Leigh, Greater Manchester, has lost 10st in just 10 months. At his heaviest, Simon weighed over 25st and struggled to do basic things like walk up the stairs. Changed his ways: Simon dropped from 25st 2lb (left) to 15st (right) by totally revamping his diet and embarking on a fitness regime He feared for his health as his father had died from an obesity-related illness. Simon explained: 'When I was 14 years old, my father sadly passed away from a heart condition which was related to his weight.
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Then and now:

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- Greater Manchester says he is the fittest he has ever been, right
- Leigh says he is the fittest he has ever been, right
- Men's Health Survival of the Fittest 10K says he is the fittest he has ever been, right
- Ricky Hatton says he is the fittest he has ever been, right
- Simon says he is the fittest he has ever been, right
- Simon Huyton says he is the fittest he has ever been, right
- Totally says he is the fittest he has ever been, right
Answer: Simon says he is the fittest he has ever been, right

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By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 17:00 EST, 8 April 2013 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 8 April 2013 Aaron Schaffhausen's aunt took the stand on Monday and told the court that the killer was 'unplanned by his mom and unwanted by his dad'. Patricia Fix appeared at the trial along with Schaffhausen's mother, father and prison psychiatrist. Ms Fix also said that the family had a history of depression. Schaffhausen has admitted to killing his three daughters - 11-year-old Amara, eight-year-old Sophie and Cecilia, five, on July 10 last year, but claims he was not responsible due to mental illness.
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His father also testified during the second week of trial that

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Schaffhausen was a difficult baby who did not like to be touched.
- Amara was a difficult baby who did not like to be touched.
- Cecilia was a difficult baby who did not like to be touched.
- Louise Boyle was a difficult baby who did not like to be touched.
- Patricia Fix was a difficult baby who did not like to be touched.
- Schaffhausen was a difficult baby who did not like to be touched.
- Sophie was a difficult baby who did not like to be touched.
- Wisconsin was a difficult baby who did not like to be touched.
Answer: Aaron Schaffhausen was a difficult baby who did not like to be touched.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

The arrest of an American teenager for allegedly attempting to join the Islamic militant group ISIS has stunned people in the working-class Chicago suburb where he lives. Neighbors and attendees of a local mosque described Mohammed Hamzah Khan, 19, as a nice, polite young man. "He's the last person that we'd think that would happen to," Bahauddin Ali Khan, a member of the mosque that Khan regularly attended in Bolingbrook, Illinois, told CNN affiliate WLS. FBI counterterrorism agents arrested Khan on Saturday at O'Hare International Airport where he was planning to fly to Vienna and then onward to Istanbul, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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He had reportedly explained his reasons for attempting the journey in a three-page letter he left for his family in the bedroom he shared with a sibling in

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Bahauddin Ali Khan.
- Bolingbrook.
- CNN.
- Chicago.
- Department of Justice.
- FBI.
- ISIS.
- Illinois.
- Islamic.
- Istanbul.
- Khan.
- Mohammed Hamzah Khan.
- O'Hare International Airport.
- U.S..
- Vienna.
- WLS.
Answer:
Bolingbrook.