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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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A daredevil has taken parkour to its limits by performing reckless stunts from a moving, tilted truck. Abdullah Omar AlAli, 21, got into the street gymnastics craze just a year ago in his home city of Dubai, United Arab Emirates - but backflips and handstands on park benches were just not enough. Instead he pulls his stunts from a Toyota Land Cruiser, which a driver tips precariously onto two wheels in another dangerous procedure known as 'sidewalk skiing'. Dicing with death: Abdullah Omar AlAli, 21, got into the street gymnastics craze parkour just a year ago - and now performs on a moving truckFearless stunts are performed by amateur daredevil Abdullah Omar AlAli in his home city of Dubai, UAEHe began practising parkour - similar to freerunning - a year ago and wanted to make his hobby more intense21-year-old's driver performs 'sidewalk skiing', a dangerous craze in which he tilts truck in motion on its side
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'I want to show the world that the _ is a place where you can find talented people.'


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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini is set to make his peace with captain Vincent Kompany by re-calling him to the starting line-up for Sunday's derby at Manchester United. Provided there is no injury concerns this morning, the 29-year-old Belgium international will lead his side out at Old Trafford having been relegated to the bench for City's last two matches against Bournemouth and Sevilla. The City boss hopes it will draw a line under the recent bust-up with Kompany, who has not started a club game since injuring his calf against Juventus on September 15. Pellegrini was angry that Kompany then played a Euro 2016 qualifier for his country against Israel even though he insisted in public that his dispute was with the Belgian FA rather than the player.Vincent Kompany set to lead his Manchester City side out at Old TraffordThe Belgian captain has not started a club game since injuring his calf against Juventus on September 15Manuel Pellegrini hopes to draw a line under recent bust-up with Kompany
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Zabaleta is well aware of the importance of the derby to fans, having played in 14 of them since joining City in 2008, and thinks the _ win gives them the perfect springboard.


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(CNN) On radio, most pundits and polls scored the September 26, 1960, debate between presidential candidates Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy a draw, with some giving the Republican contender the edge. But on television, it was no contest. Throughout the 60-minute program set in a Chicago TV studio, the 43-year-old Kennedy "looked to be radiating health," said presidential historian Robert Gilbert. Kennedy wore a dark suit and had a wide smile and vivid tan. Nixon, on the other hand, appeared pale and a bit listless. He had just gotten out of the hospital, where he had lost weight after a knee injury. In a gray, ill-fitting suit and hastily added pancake makeup, Nixon looked -- even if he did not necessarily sound -- a pale shadow of the aggressive, composed senator from Massachusetts.The first televised U.S. presidential debate happened on September 26, 1960A youthful and healthy-looking JFK won the TV debate over NixonAbout 40% of Americans tuned into the "Great Debates" of 1960 between Kennedy and Nixon
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Politicians, careful to avoid _'s pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.