Question: Let's complete this passage.
Cairo (CNN) -- Wearing a purple polo and stylish Ray Ban sunglasses, Osama Morsy strolled into the interview room calm, confident, and defiant. "What do I see in the coming days? That the revolution will succeed and that the legitimate leader will return," he said. "The Egyptian people will never again be scared or petrified of a tank or terrorized by detention." A little more than a week ago, Osama's father, former President Mohamed Morsy, was forcibly ousted by the Egyptian military and swiftly replaced with a civilian transitional government. "This is a coup of the revolution, a coup on democracy, a coup on the constitution and the will of the people. The defense minister is essentially saying to the millions that voted in presidential elections and on the constitutional referendum, 'you don't know what is best for you. I know what is best for you'."

"The Mohamed Morsy that I know is a point of pride as a son, so the

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- CNN that would back down or flee would be shameful to me, even if he stayed president."
- Cairo that would back down or flee would be shameful to me, even if he stayed president."
- Egyptian that would back down or flee would be shameful to me, even if he stayed president."
- Mohamed Morsy that would back down or flee would be shameful to me, even if he stayed president."
- Osama that would back down or flee would be shameful to me, even if he stayed president."
- Osama Morsy that would back down or flee would be shameful to me, even if he stayed president."
- Ray Ban that would back down or flee would be shameful to me, even if he stayed president."
Answer: Mohamed Morsy that would back down or flee would be shameful to me, even if he stayed president."

Problem: Choose the next sentence
Premier League clubs are screening African football players who have returned from international matches for Ebola, amid the Ebola crisis on the continent. Cheick Tiote, Papiss Cisse and Wilfried Bony are among the players who will be checked for the virus, after competing in African Nations Cup qualifiers. It comes as health officials announce that airport screening for the killer disease, which was put in place at Heathrow earlier this week, will be extended to Manchester and Birmingham. Scroll down for video Cheick Tiote (left) and Papiss Cisse (right) are among the players being closely monitored following their return from international qualifiers in Africa, where the Ebola crisis is deepening

A spokesman for Swansea insisted the checks being given to

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- Africa were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- African were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- African Nations Cup were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Alan Pardew were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Birmingham were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Cheick Tiote were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Ebola were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Eurostar were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Gatwick were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Heathrow were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Ivory Coast were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Manchester were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Manchester City were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Newcastle were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Papiss Cisse were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Premier League were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Public Health England were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Senegal were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Swansea City were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Wilfried Bony were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.
- Yaya Touré were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.

Answer: Wilfried Bony were no different to those given to all players returning from international games.

Input: Choose the next sentence.
(CNN) -- "I hope you have a boy." These were the words of a well-wisher to Queen Elizabeth II (then Princess Elizabeth) and Prince Philip on the eve of the birth of their first child in 1948. Prospects look considerably brighter for royal girls in 2013. Over the past few weeks, as the craze surrounding the birth of the Duke and Duchess's first-born has reached fever pitch, there's been very little fantasizing of princes per se. If anything, the pendulum now seems to have swung the other way. Perusing the web, I've been struck by how many comments indicate a popular preference for a girl. To quote one particularly enthusiastic respondent to a recent article on the royal birth, "I'm personally wishing it to be a girl for the good of the entire human race and the sustainability of the planet."
Thus, the refreshing banality of
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- Arianne Chernock's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- Britain's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- CNN's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- Chernock's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- Duchess's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- Duke's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- Elizabeth's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- Kate's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- Philip's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- Queen Elizabeth II's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
- William's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"
Output:
Kate's recent statement that, "I'd like to have a boy -- and William would like a girl!"