In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

It’s alright for Gary Neville. It’s all sun, sangria and viva Espana for him now. So who’s going to look after our insider football expertise on a wet Monday night in the Premier League now then? In the search for their new Bond, Sky Sports immediately turned to the dapper figure of Craig Bellamy. He was in the chair last Monday for Everton's draw with Crystal Palace. Sporting a window pane check suit that certainly ensured you would see him coming. And he did perfectly well. He’s a bright fella, and he made his points. But in watching him catch the eye alongside the now stalwart Jamie Carragher, it occurred to me perhaps why Gary Neville seemed to quickly become so popular with viewers.Gary Neville left Monday Night Football to become the new Valencia bossJohn Terry joined Jamie Redknapp in the studio on Saturday eveningThe Chelsea captain could be the man to fill in for Neville on Sky Sports 
 Question:Like _, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.
Gary Neville

Richmond, Virginia (CNN) -- A historical society in Virginia, where slavery began in the American colonies in 1619, has discovered the identities of 3,200 slaves from unpublished private documents, providing new information for today's descendants in a first-of-its-kind online database, society officials say. Many of the slaves had been forgotten to the world until the Virginia Historical Society received a $100,000 grant to pore over some of its 8 million unpublished manuscripts -- letters, diaries, ledgers, books and farm documents from Virginians dating to the 1600s -- and began discovering the long-lost identities of the slaves, said society president and CEO Paul Levengood.The Virginia Historical Society finds 3,200 slaves named in private documentsThe unpublished documents are from Virginians' attics, basements and desk drawers"We sold all the negros 43 in number at astonishingly large prices," an 1858 letter saysOne user of the society's free database of slaves finds the owner of his great-great-great-grandfather 
 Question:Those _ families found the old, handwritten papers in attics, basements or desk drawers, Levengood said.
Virginia

An acclaimed children's author and mother-of-two has shared the harrowing story of how she desperately tried to save her teenage daughters from anorexia and depression - and how revealing their family story to the world, in the form of two memoirs, has helped them heal. To the rest of the world, Clare B. Dunkle, an accomplished young adult novelist, appeared to have the perfect life; she had a husband, two bright daughters and a successful career. But the year her youngest daughter Elena turned 14 everything started to change. Both Elena and her older sister Valerie, who was 16 at the time, became moody and nervous.WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENTClare B. Dunkle is an accomplished children's author and mother to two daughters, Valerie and ElenaElena developed anorexia after she was raped when she was 13-years-oldShe lashed out at her sister Valerie, who then began cutting and burning herself to cope with the painDuring high school, Valerie spent six weeks in a mental facility before overcoming her depressionElena and Clare share their experiences in their memoirs, titled Elena Vanishing and Hope and Other Luxuries, respectively 
 Question:After years of silently struggling, Elena was ready to reveal that she had been raped, allowing _ to finally understand the source of both her daughters' pain.

Clare B. Dunkle