In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

Input: Consider Input: Simon Harman:  You sure got us in a heap of trouble .
Daniel Boone: I do n't figure I 'm any worse off than I was before .
Simon Harman: It just goes to show you that you never should trust an honest man . I 've been trustin ' you , and you wound up bitin ' the hand that feeds you . You just ai n't got no character .
Daniel Boone: Uh - huh .
Simon Harman: I 'll never know for the life of me why ya done it .
Daniel Boone: It 's very simple , Harman . I 've got you on my side , now . It makes the odds four to two , instead of _ five _ to one .

Output: odds


Input: Consider Input: Guru Pathik:  The greatest illusion of this world is the illusion of separation . Things you think are separate and different are actually _ one _ and the same .
Aang: Like the four nations .
Guru Pathik: Yes . We are all one people , but we live as if divided .

Output: Things


Input: Consider Input: Molly:  I 'm not going to argue with you anymore , Zach . You 're dishonest , and you 're too good with words .
Zach: Hey . When have I ever been dishonest with you ?
Molly: Oh , come on ! You were dishonest with me from the time you decided you wanted to fuck me !
Zach: We were introduced . I said , " How do you do ? I want to fuck you . " What 's dishonest about that ?
Molly: Zach , in the six months of living together , we had 100 arguments .
Zach: I only counted _ 99 _ .
Molly: Okay . Out of those 99 arguments , was there ever a time that you thought I was right ?
Zach: Honestly ? No .
Molly: What does that tell you ?
Zach: That you were wrong 99 times out of 100 .


Output: arguments