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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.
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The 15-year-old son of a Canadian diplomat plans to plead not guilty if charges are brought against him after an alleged drug deal in Miami turned into a gun battle that left his older brother dead and landed him in custody, where the teenager allegedly threatened to kill a police officer. Curt Obront, the lawyer for Miami Consul general Roxanne Dube’s surviving son, Marc Wabafiyebazu, called it a tragic case. Dube's ex-husband and the boy's father, Germano Wabafiyebazu, has said his 17-year-old son, Jean Wabafiyebazu , was killed when he went into a house to buy marijuana Monday, and that police arrested Marc.Marc Wabafiyebazu, 15, plans to plead not guilty if charged with felony in connection to Monday's deadly shootingWabafiyebazu's 17-year-old brother, Jean, was shot dead, along with 17-year-old suspected drug dealer Joshua WrightWabafiyebazu brothers reportedly tried to rob a group of Miami drug dealersTheir mother is Roxanne Dubé, the recently appointed Canadian Consul General in MiamiThe boys had driven to a house with a third friend to reportedly purchase two pounds of marijuana for $5,000Gunfire erupted soon after they entered, though Marc was in the car at the timeAnthony Rodriguez, 19, who was wounded, was also arrested on charges of felony murder 
 Questions:Prosecutors also said _ was wounded in the arm in the shootout. (A) Canadian (B) Miami (C) Curt Obront (D) Roxanne Dube (E) Marc Wabafiyebazu (F) Dube (G) Germano Wabafiyebazu (H) Jean Wabafiyebazu (I) Marc (J) Wabafiyebazu (K) Jean (L) Joshua Wright (M) Roxanne Dubé (N) Anthony Rodriguez
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(N)


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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama is poised to make his case to the country on the next steps for tackling the threat posed by ISIS. Certainly, ISIS' advances this summer -- including the seizure of territories in Iraq and Syria, declaration of a new "caliphate," and its killings of thousands in Iraq and Syria, including two American journalists -- have been a wake-up call. What should the President keep in mind as he prepares to deliver his speech Wednesday? Here are five key questions he should answer in his speech and as he follows up in the coming weeks: What metrics will the United States use to gauge the success of airstrikes in Iraq and possible additional strikes in Syria?President Barack Obama is set to outline his strategy to counter ISIS on WednesdayObama should outline how exactly he will gauge success, say Brian KatulisBuilding lasting coalitions will be essential, Katulis writesKatulis: Administration should make clear what support it will offer forces opposing ISIS 
 Questions:Inside of _, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS. (A) CNN (B) Barack Obama (C) ISIS (D) Iraq (E) Syria (F) American (G) United States (H) Obama (I) Brian Katulis (J) Katulis
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(D)


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(CNN) -- October has been the deadliest month for the US and NATO militaries fighting in Afghanistan as well as UN workers trying to organize an election runoff. Surely the surge in deaths serves to underscore why Afghanistan matters. For all the debate happening away from the battlefield, here are a couple of important bottom-line questions: Is the world prepared to see the Taliban and their opportunistic allies al Qaeda return to power in Afghanistan? Are people prepared for the terrorists' dream- photo-op of Mullah Omar and Osama Bin Laden sitting smiling together in Kabul? And here's what's at stake:Amanpour: Is the world prepared to see the Taliban return to power?They'll bring their allies, al Qaeda, with them, she saysMajority of Afghans want nothing to do with the Taliban, she saysBut they feel NATO, U.S. troops have fallen short of their promises, she says 
 Questions:They want the U.S. and _ out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them. (A) CNN (B) US (C) NATO (D) Afghanistan (E) UN (F) Taliban (G) al Qaeda (H) Mullah Omar (I) Osama Bin Laden (J) Kabul (K) Amanpour (L) Afghans (M) U.S.
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(C)