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. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Q: Don McLean is selling the original manuscript and lyrics to pop anthem American Pie, including a 'lost verse', which included a line about the music being 'reborn'. The singer-songwriter's 16-page collection is expected to fetch up to $1.5million (£1,006,303) at auction today, which offers tantalising new details about the famous anthem, originally released in 1971. In an interview published by Christie's auction house New York, where the manuscript is up for grabs today, McLean says American Pie is about 'heading in the wrong direction'. Scroll down for video Original song: Christie's curator Tom Lecky holds the 16-page notes and manuscript for singer Don McLean's American Pie at Christie's auction house in New YorkOriginal lyrics to U.S. pop anthem American Pie up for auction todayNotes on Don McLean's 60s hit expected to fetch up to $1.5millionThe 16-pages also includes deleted verse about music being 'reborn'. 
 Question:_'s New York is estimating that  the American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.

A: Christie
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Q: She helped to transform U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama's public image into that of an all-American 'everywoman' who shops at retail outlets, does 'mom dancing' and even has a Twitter account. Now, former White House aide Kristina Schake, who left the East Wing in June 2013, is reportedly behind the drive to get another first lady - ex-secretary of state, Hillary Clinton - elected president. Ms Schake, 45, who has worked as chief communications officer at L'Oreal USA for the past two years, has been brought on to Mrs Clinton's 2016 communications team to help recast her image. She will attempt to turn the 67-year-old politician - who is expected to announce her run for White House this month - from a strong and knowledgeable figure into a softer, more accessible one, according to the New York Times.Kristina Schake, 45, 'is part of Mrs Clinton's 2016 communications team'She will help to transform politician into a softer, more accessible figureShe previously helped turn First Lady Michelle Obama into 'everywoman'She advised Mrs Obama to perform 'mom dancing' with Jimmy KimmelAlso masterminded infamous 2011 'undercover' shopping trip to TargetMs Schake has been working as L'Oreal's chief communications officerHer new job could prove difficult in wake of Mrs Clinton's email scandalMrs Clinton will likely announce her run for White House this month 
 Question:As Obama noted in 2008, Mrs _ must show voters that she is more than just 'likeable enough' - by displaying a warm and funny side that, according to her friends, reflects her true character.

A: Hillary Clinton
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Q: Calexico, California (CNN) For the first time on the border, drug traffickers allegedly bought U.S. property for the sole purpose of building a house to conceal the end of a 415-yard smuggling tunnel from Mexico, authorities said Wednesday. Inside the life of a drug-trafficking teen Four people were arrested this week in connection with a raid on the tunnel underneath a three-bedroom house in Calexico, California, that sits about 300 yards north of the international line, authorities said. The tunnel entrance was inside a restaurant in Mexicali, Mexico, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Authorities confiscated 1,532 pounds of marijuana, with a street value of nearly $6 million.Smugglers allegedly bought U.S. property for the sole purpose of hiding a drug tunnel, feds saySmugglers allegedly built a house with a hole in living room that led to tunnelThe drug tunnel ran 415 yards between Calexico, California and a restaurant in Mexicali, Mexico 
 Question:_ also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.

A:
Smugglers
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