In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Among the entities, try to find the best entity that is most likely to fill in "_" and classify the answers based on options.

Bozeman, Montana (CNN) Looking up at the large projection of vote totals in the ballroom of the Hilton Garden Inn on Thursday night, Montana Republican Party Chairman Jeff Essmann looked relaxed and promised, "It ain't gonna be close." The scene would not have been surprising a week ago, when Republican Greg Gianforte, a wealthy Bozeman businessman, was widely expected to win Montana's special election against folk singer Rob Quist. But in the race's final 36 hours, a reporter accused Gianforte of "body slamming" him at a campaign event, Gianforte was charged with misdemeanor assault, and three major newspapers pulled their endorsements of him before polls opened Thursday morning.Democrats argue Gianforte's narrow win shows voters are fed up with the Republican agendaRepublicans argue the results are proof once and for all that the base isn't abandoning Trump 
 Questions:Republicans also brought out attack ads against _ that featured a local contractor that said Quist stiffed him for work he did. (A) Bozeman (B) Montana (C) CNN (D) Hilton Garden Inn (E) Montana Republican Party (F) Jeff Essmann (G) Republican (H) Greg Gianforte (I) Rob Quist (J) Gianforte (K) Democrats (L) Republicans (M) Trump
(I)

It's a busy Tuesday afternoon in Straight Blast Gym on the Naas Road. John Kavanagh is strolling purposefully through his workplace, barking the occasional instructions to the ambitious athletes, dreaming of following Conor McGregor’s path into the UFC. Twelve of them grapple in the octagon, 12 more on the mat. Fourteen different championship belts, from various federations, are nailed to a gym wall decorated by 16 national flags — from Brazil to Ireland to Estonia. However, as soon as Kavanagh’s star pupil enters, he magnetically draws the attention of the room. No matter how you feel about McGregor, or the sport of Mixed Martial Arts, there’s little doubt the 27-year-old Crumlin native possesses rare charisma.Conor McGregor has been working on his kicking ahead of December fightMcGregor feels that Brazilian Jose Aldo will have no answer to his kickCrumlin native McGregor will take on Aldo in Las Vegas this winterREAD: Conor McGregor spars with Game of Thrones actor Conan Stevens ahead of UFC featherweight title clash with Jose Aldo 
 Questions:Much of what has made _ into a world-class athlete comes from within. (A) Straight Blast Gym (B) Naas Road (C) John Kavanagh (D) Conor McGregor (E) UFC (F) Brazil (G) Ireland (H) Estonia (I) Kavanagh (J) Mixed Martial Arts (K) Crumlin (L) Brazilian (M) Jose Aldo (N) Aldo (O) Las Vegas (P) Game of Thrones (Q) Conan Stevens
(D)

On Monday night at the CNN/Tea Party Republican Debate in Tampa, Florida, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas suggested that he couldn't be bought for a campaign contribution of $5,000. That raises the question: Is there a price at which Perry's loyalty is for sale? During the debate, House Tea Party Caucus founder and fellow presidential hopeful Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minnesota, alleged that campaign cash and connections to a major drug company played a pivotal role in Perry's executive order in February 2007 that mandated teenaged girls in Texas be inoculated against HPV, a virus that can cause cervical cancer. (The order was overturned by the legislature two months later and did not go into effect.)Sheila Krumholz, Michael Beckel say Rick Perry took heat over HPV vaccine positionThey say he claims $5,000 Merck contribution didn't influence his support for vaccineBut, they say, he's gotten $28,500 from Merck since 2001; his former aide lobbied for MerckWriters: Now ex-aide runs PAC to help fund Perry's campaign. What will donors want? 
 Questions:Furthermore, Perry's actions benefiting donors from the pharmaceutical industry don't appear to stop with _. (A) CNN (B) Tea Party (C) Republican Debate (D) Tampa (E) Florida (F) Rick Perry (G) Texas (H) Perry (I) House Tea Party Caucus (J) Michele Bachmann (K) R-Minnesota (L) HPV (M) Sheila Krumholz (N) Michael Beckel (O) Merck (P) PAC

(O)