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 _ .

Input: Consider Input: (CNN) -- Chinese media on Wednesday played up the positives in Xi Jinping's visit to Washington, avoiding mention of U.S. criticism of human rights but broaching issues of trade and U.S. discontent with the strength of the Chinese currency. A commentary in the official China Daily said U.S. President Barack Obama was deflecting criticism of his own domestic political problems by drawing attention to the rivalry over the currencies, but that the U.S. administration had little heart for an open fight over the issue. "When the Senate was about to vote on a bill to punish 'currency manipulators' last fall, the White House put it off with strong words and possibly behind-the-scene political maneuvers," the newspaper said in a commentary.Chinese media plays up positives of Xi's U.S. visitMuted commentary on issues such as human rights and SyriaChinese media says Obama deflecting criticism of his domestic policies

Output: A common theme in _ diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.


Input: Consider Input: London (CNN) The British government formally set out details for the first time Thursday of its strategy for Britain's departure from the European Union. The 77-page "white paper" was published a day after lawmakers voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill that once finalized would give May the authority to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty -- the formal process of leaving the EU. It contained few clues about the government's overall strategy that were not evident in a speech delivered by Prime Minister Theresa May in January. But it fleshed out aspects of May's plan in some key areas.The white paper gives more details on the UK government's negotiating strategyTheresa May gave a speech last month which outlined her priorities

Output: However, there are doubts that the _ could maintain an open border with an EU member state -- and the white paper acknowledges the doubts, saying only that the government "aims" to maintain the current arrangements.


Input: Consider Input: Santa could face his easiest Christmas yet after the nicest and naughtiest names in the UK were revealed. Children named Anna, Millie, Harry and Ryan are most likely to be top of the 'nice list' this year while youngsters called Joseph, Leah, Eleanor and James could all face a lump of coal in their stockings, according to a survey by business School Stickers. But this list is not set in stone and there is still time for the worst-behaved children to improve their Christmas chances by being good all December. School Stickers produces a range of products designed to reward good behaviour at school and its survey of 70,000 pupils nationwide revealed Anna, Courtney, Millie, Mia and Grace are the names of the girls most-likely to be good while the best boys are Harry, Ryan, Ethan, Lewis and Ben.School Stickers has identified the best and worst behaved names in UKAnna, Millie, Harry and Ryan all among the 'nicest' children on Santa's listBut Joseph, Leah, Abigail and James could be disappointed at ChristmasThe business surveyed 70,000 children nationwide


Output: 'There are many children called Leah and Joseph who are perfect little angels, just as there are many called _ and Anna who Santa is watching!.