In this task, you will be presented with a passage, and you need to write an **implausible** answer to to fill in the place of "_". Your answer should be incorrect, but should not be out of context. Try using words that are related to the context of the passage, but are not the correct answer.  Even though there exist multiple wrong answers, we only need a single wrong answer.
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Question: A British army double amputee was told that he wouldn't be able to receive anymore NHS treatment because he had travelled to Australia for a new surgical procedure. Jay Baldwin lost both of his legs in a bomb blast whilst fighting for his country in Afghanistan. The former sergeant was informed by staff at the Sussex rehabilitation centre that his treatment would be stopped because he had osseointegration surgery, not available on the NHS. Recalling the day he was informed the shocking news, Jay said: 'They said to me, 'Look, under the NHS we can't deal with you, we can't touch you at all,'Jay Baldwin was told by hospital staff that he could no longer receive NHS treatment following his operationHe lost both of his legs whilst fighting for his country in AfghanistanFormer army sergeant travelled to Australia for osseointegration surgery 
 Question:_ have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.

Answer: British


Question: With her distinctive sleek braid and fiery oratory, Yulia Tymoshenko is back in the center stage of Ukraine politics. And it's almost like she never left. Tymoshenko, 53, was freed from prison Saturday after two-and-a-half years, most of them spent in a detention hospital. Dressed in black, she later emerged at Kiev's Independence Square in a wheel chair. Cheers erupted. Tearfully, she hailed the sea of protesters, who listened and occasionally waved. "Today, Ukraine has finished with this terrible dictator," she said, referring to ousted President Viktor Yanukovych. She then passed on a not-so-subtle message. "There'll be no Ukraine but the Ukraine you want," she said. "And I'm the guarantor of that Ukraine.""I'm the guarantor of that Ukraine," she tells a crowdShe has had a complicated relationship with YanukovychShe was imprisoned for signing a gas deal with Russia 
 Question:After _ won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.

Answer: Yulia Tymoshenko


Question: Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- "Freedom!" That word, yelled out in Arabic, reverberated Friday along the banks of the Nile River in Cairo -- as well as in the port city of Alexandria, near the canal in Suez, and other pockets of Egypt. Many demonstrators voicing their desire for a new government and new political future remained on the streets well into Saturday morning, defying a curfew and revelling in a historic day in a nation whose history dates back millennia. By early Saturday, police were nowhere to be seen in the capital of Cairo, with military forces deployed on streets all around the nation for the first time in more than three decades. They were ordered out by President Hosni Mubarak, whom many demonstrators were urging to step down or, at least, institute dramatic economic and political reforms.NEW: A protester in Alexandria says President Mubarak's "time is over"NEW: Video footage shows demonstrators overruning police on a Nile River bridgeNEW: A protester in Cairo says: "We'll do 3,000 more than what the Tunisians did"Protesters greet military troops on the streets with hugs and handshakes 
 Question:In Cairo and _, many protesters greeted troops with embraces and cheers, some even shaking hands with soldiers.

Answer:
Cairo