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 _ .

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Like Mitt Romney and John McCain, Hillary Clinton will (probably) run for president in 2016 as a grandparent. This seemingly unremarkable fact has triggered a spasm of media self-analysis: is Clinton the victim of a sexist double standard? It's a question that has been -- and will be -- asked often. We keep asking, because we refuse to see the plain answer. Hillary Clinton is not the victim of a double standard. She is the beneficiary of a double standard. Consider the grandmother question. If elected in 2016, Hillary Clinton will be the second oldest president in U.S. history, after Ronald Reagan. At age 69, will she be too old? That was a question people felt free to discuss when John McCain ran for president.Some have said raising topic of Hillary Clinton's age is sexistIf Clinton runs and wins in 2016, she would be the second-oldest presidentDavid Frum: Clinton says she wants to be judged by same standard as menHe says if Clinton is held to same standard, age question is entirely appropriate

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"Roughly one-third of respondents in most recent national polls say that _'s age could impede his ability to effectively govern the nation.


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A banker who was once one of Vladimir Putin's closest friends has fled London for France claiming he fears for his life. Sergey Pugachev, 52, who lives with his British socialite partner Alexandra Tolstoy, fell out with the Kremlin leader and is now a wanted man in Russia. He has now left the country during a High Court action alleging he stole more than £655 million from Russia, and as he faces an extradition bid by Putin's prosecutors. 'He keeps receiving straightforward life threats against him and for his family,' said a spokesman explaining his disappearance abroad.' A Russian government body called the Deposit Insurance Agency (DIA) is seeking to recoup a total of almost £2billion in alleged stolen assets from Mr Pugachev who dismisses the claim as political intimidation.Banker was once trusted friend of Russian president Vladimir PutinBut Russian authorities now want him over alleged £655million theftHis assets were frozen by a British court, leading his lover to complainHe has now gone on the run in France, where he could be arrested

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'If this is what happens to me outside of Russia, one can only imagine what could happen in _.


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The line-up for the men's final was decided on Friday as world No 1 Novak Djokovic swept aside Richard Gaquet to set up a repeat of last year's final against seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer - after he beat home home favourite Andy Murray. But, there was more happening elsewhere at the All England Club - Sportsmail's tennis correspondent Stuart Fraser brings the latest from behind the scenes at SW19... The days of lifting the title at 17 here are long gone for Boris Becker as he limps around, plagued by a similar ankle problem to that which ended Marco van Basten's career.Martina Hingis will play in the Wimbledon ladies' and mixed doubles finalsAndy Murray's wristband caught, by HRH The Duchess of Cornwall, has been signed by the world No 3 with proceeds to go to Animal Care TrustSergiy Stakhovsky has caused controversy for 'lesbian' WTA comments

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_ had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.