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 _ .

Q: Manchester United paid a 'premium' for Monaco's Anthony Martial in a bid to beat off competition for the teenager's services from Barcelona, Paris St Germain, Chelsea and Manchester City. A source at the club likened the situation, which saw United shell out a highly-criticised fee for the 19-year-old of £36million, to that of the capture of Cristiano Ronaldo from Sporting Lisbon 12 years ago. The Portugese, then 18, cost United £12.24m in 2003 - a sum which raised eyebrows across the world of football. But after six glittering years at Old Trafford Ronaldo was sold to Real Madrid for a staggering £80m.French striker Anthony Martial joined Manchester United for £36millionBut clauses and add-ons in the deal could see it rise as high as £58mSource says the fee was needed to beat rivals across Europe to transfer

A: But the club are adamant that _ was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
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Q: A Russian car has been given a personalised parking ticket after racking up over 60 fines in central London in less than a year. Westminster City Council took the unusual step because the high-performance vehicle was repeatedly blocking a side street in a major West End shopping district. Only four of the fines have been paid by the driver, whose Russian-registered BMW M6 is obstructing access to apartments and businesses in Babmaes Street near Regent Street. The driver's 50th ticket was stuck to the car's windscreen accompanied by a letter from the council's head of parking, Sara Sutton, warning that the authority would launch a prosecution if the vehicle continued to be parked illegally.The car, with registration plate T938KY777, has continually blocked a streetOnly four of the fines have been paid by the driver of the powerful M6Westminster City Council's head of parking complained to him personallyThe driver now owes Westminster Council £6,780 in unpaid finesDo you know the owner of the car? Please contact 02036153247 or email darren.boyle@mailonline.co.uk

A: _ vehicles are 17th on a list of unpaid parking fines in Westminster at £13,855.
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Q: A small business owner has won a payout of £44,500 from the taxman after spending 1,000 hours teaching himself tax law and representing his babywear firm at court. Mike Edwards won the payout from HM Revenue & Customs following a two-year battle over whether his Snugglebundl baby-lifting wrap, a shawl with handles to allow a baby to be picked up without being woken, is exempt from VAT. After the tribunal ruled that the Snugglebundl was babywear, and therefore an 'essential' rather than a 'luxury' blanket, the Mr Edwards secured £31,000-worth of payments back from the VAT Office, with an extra £13,500 rebate also promised.Mike Edwards' victory over HMRC who wanted wanted to slap VAT on his productSnugglebundl allows sleeping babies to be picked up without wakingMr Edwards had to show item was used all day as 'babywear' and not as a 'luxury'He spent 1,000 hours learning tax law so he could represent himself

A:
_ is not the only business to have fought for VAT exemption.
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