In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .
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Question: Manchester City's football development executive Patrick Vieira rates Raheem Sterling highly and believes the club's interest in the Liverpool forward is understandable. City have already had two offers - the latest worth £40million - rejected but reports suggest they are preparing a third for the England international. Liverpool value the 20-year-old, who still has two years remaining on his current deal but has refused to sign a new £100,000-a-week contract, at £50million-plus. And while some have criticised that valuation Vieira is a fan of the youngster. 'I think if you go down and ask 10 people what they think about him, I think nine would give you a positive answer,' Vieira told ESPN FC at an event in New York for Western Union's PASS initiative.Manchester City are considering a final £50m bid to sign Raheem SterlingLiverpool have already rejected two offers, the latest worth £40millionPatrick Vieira believes the club's interest in the forward is understandableCLICK HERE for all the latest Premier League news

Answer: 'If he is in the market, not just _ would be interested in him.


Question: Washington (CNN) Carol Swain, a conservative African-American professor, slammed the Black Lives Matter movement Saturday, calling it a "very destructive force" in America. CNN's Michael Smerconish asked Swain, along with civil rights attorney Areva Martin, to comment on the conservative website Drudge Report's decision to lead the homepage with the title "Black Lives Kill" following the shooting of police officers in Dallas. The headline was quickly pulled down. "Is this the end of the Black Lives Matter movement?" Smerconish asked. "I certainly hope so," Swain, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, responded on CNN's "Smerconish." "Because I believe that it's been a very destructive force in America, and I urge all of your viewers to go to that website and look at what they're really about. It's a Marxist organization all about black liberation. It's not really addressing the real problems affecting African-Americans and so it's problematic, it's misleading black people, it needs to go."Carol Swain says the Black Lives Matter movement "needs to go"Swain's comments quickly sparked criticism

Answer: "_ has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."


Question: NEW YORK (CNN) -- Two undocumented workers from Mexico and one from Ecuador have reached court settlements in recent weeks for a total of $3.85 million in damages for New York construction-site accidents, an attorney for the men announced Wednesday. "All three cases involve construction and terribly unsafe working conditions," the attorney, Brian O'Dwyer, said in a news conference. "We're here today to re-emphasize -- as we have in the past -- to the Latino community and all undocumented workers that they have the same rights once they're on the job as any New York citizen." A 33-year-old undocumented plumber from Mexico who was scalded by an exploding pipe at a Wall Street construction site in 2004 settled his damage claim for $2.5 million, according to a statement given to reporters at the news conference. The married father of two, who says he still has nightmares from the accident, hopes to open a restaurant or bar with the settlement money, his cousin told reporters.Two undocumented workers from Mexico, one from Ecuador reach settlementsThe three had been injured in different construction accidents around New YorkAttorney says undocumented workers have same rights once they're on the jobAdvocate says undocumented construction workers often have less-safe sites

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"What we find normally on work sites in _ is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.