instruction:
In this task, you will be presented with a text and a pronoun. You should write the name that the pronoun refers to. Position of the pronoun in the text is showed within two "_"s.
question:
In the December 2009 edition of PA News, a magazine covering the lobbying industry, Shadow Arts Minister Ed Vaizey MP praised the hiring of Collins, saying he had ``a huge brain'' and would be ``a huge asset'' to the company. In the same issue, Charles Lewington, MD of consultancy Hanover, said it was ``a smart hire by Tim Bell'' while the man who beat Collins in 2005, Liberal Democrat MP Tim Farron, said it was ``very good news for Bell Pottinger''. _He_is married and has one child. <sep>, Pronoun: He
answer:
Collins


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While traveling via bus to Hal's house in Peachtree County the group stop at a drug store, where Granny Ruth meets local sheriff Andrew Griffin while Duane, attempting to wriggle out a bus window, meets the sheriff's daughter Opal, who he tries to convince help him and Belial escape. Before Duane can talk to Opal any further, Granny Ruth returns and boards the bus and heads back on track to Hal's house, having sweet talked Sheriff Griffin into letting _her_ leave despite the bus being illegally parked. <sep>, Pronoun: her
answer:
Granny Ruth


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She selected the name ``Carol'' after a girl with whom she played tennis in middle school. In October 1924, shortly after these disappointments, 16-year-old Lombard was signed to a contract with the Fox Film Corporation. How this came about is uncertain: in her lifetime, it was reported that a director for the studio scouted _her_ at a dinner party, but more recent evidence suggests that Lombard's mother contacted Louella Parsons, the gossip columnist, who then got her a screen test. <sep>, Pronoun: her
answer:

Lombard