Question: Let's complete this passage.
(CNN) -- Europe needs to cut back on its red tape and be more competitive if it is to succeed on a global stage, according to Diageo's chief executive. Paul Walsh, boss of the world's largest spirits producer, told CNN: "We have to have less regulation and more focus on a competitive edge. Europe is becoming less competitive in the global scene." Read more: Carlsberg's sustainability drive pays off Britain also needs to reforge its relationship with the European Union, he added. However, this should not necessarily be thrashed out through an "in-or-out" referendum as proposed by British Prime Minister David Cameron.



OPTIONS:
- Britain was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- British was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- CNN was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- Carlsberg was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- David Cameron was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- Diageo was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- Europe was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- European Union was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- London was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- Paul Walsh was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
- ShuiJingFang was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.
Answer: Europe was particularly hard hit, suffering a 19% fall in sales as the financial crisis continued to bite.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN) -- An Iranian-American ex-Marine accused of spying on his ancestral homeland helped develop an electronic translator for U.S. troops but wouldn't have been involved in espionage, a onetime colleague said Wednesday. Iranian state television aired what it called a "confession" by 28-year-old Amir Hekmati over the weekend. His family said Tuesday that he was arrested in August while visiting his grandmother and other relatives in Iran, and that his statement had to have been coerced. "It just doesn't sound like Amir to me," said Sherri Condon, a software engineer who worked with Hekmati in 2008 and 2009 on an effort to develop a two-way, hand-held electronic translator.

Hekmati's family said that after his August 29 arrest, Iranian officials told them to remain silent "with the promise of an eventual release," but they went public after Iranian television aired the accusations and

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- American's statement on Sunday.
- Amir's statement on Sunday.
- Amir Hekmati's statement on Sunday.
- Arizona's statement on Sunday.
- CNN's statement on Sunday.
- Hekmati's statement on Sunday.
- Iran's statement on Sunday.
- Iranian's statement on Sunday.
- Michigan's statement on Sunday.
- Sherri Condon's statement on Sunday.
- U.S.'s statement on Sunday.

Answer: Amir's statement on Sunday.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- King Juan Carlos I is stepping down from the Spanish throne after nearly 40 years, handing power to his son after a series of scandals that has dented the royal family's popularity. The King said Crown Prince Felipe, a former Olympic yachtsman, has "the maturity, the preparation, and the sense of responsibility necessary" to serve as king and "to lead to a new stage of hope using his experience and the drive of a new generation." Prince Felipe, 46, is regarded as being untouched by the accusations of corruption and excess that have plagued the royal family as many Spaniards continue to struggle to find jobs and pull themselves out of financial ruin.

He attended his father's coronation before parliament in 1975, and reportedly stayed awake late into the night to witness what is considered to be the

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- CNN's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- Crown Prince's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- Felipe's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- Georgetown's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- King's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- King Juan Carlos I's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- Letizia Ortiz's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- Olympic's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- Spain's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- Spaniards's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.
- Spanish's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.

ANS: King's finest moment -- his decisive put-down of an attempted coup by a section of the military in February 1981.

Question: Passage: Producer says it helps connect North and South Koreans, many of whom find it difficult to bridge social and cultural gaps A TV show starring a dozen North Korean women who escaped from their communist homeland has become a hit in the South. 'Now on My Way to Meet You,' a hybrid talk and talent show shot in Goyang, a city northwest of Seoul, has grown in popularity thanks to its format of humor and tears, mingling serious discussions, such as how the women escaped, with lighter fare such as talk about which men make the best husbands.
Query: Everyone in the studio sobs as one woman tells her father, held in a
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- Goyang jail, how she can't forget the way he smiled when she visited.
- North Korean jail, how she can't forget the way he smiled when she visited.
- North and South Koreans jail, how she can't forget the way he smiled when she visited.
- Seoul jail, how she can't forget the way he smiled when she visited.
- South jail, how she can't forget the way he smiled when she visited.
Answer:
North Korean jail, how she can't forget the way he smiled when she visited.