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 _. There are several possible answers, you'll need to choose the proper one. Carefully read the given text, pay special attention to the marked number, think about what (unwritten) information the marked number holds inside, choose the most adequate word(s) from the optional answers. If none of them seems right to you, there's also an option for other. If your answer is "REFERENCE", also write the reference entity, otherwise write the implicit option name. Options to choose from are:
REFERENCE: Some object which is being mentioned in the text before or after the target number. The reference answer has a higher priority than any other. If both Reference and another answer are possible, prioritize the Reference.
YEAR: Describing a calendric year
AGE: Describing someone's age
CURRENCY: Reference to some monetary value e.g dollar, euro etc.
PEOPLE: Describing a single/plural persons
TIME: Describing a time of the day. Usually you can add the word o'clock after those numbers.
OTHER: Some other option, which isn't listed here.

[EX Q]: Dana Whitaker:  I really just came up here to get some drinks for my friends .
The Stranger: I have no reason not to believe you .
Dana Whitaker: I 'm just saying I 'm not in a mood to be bought a drink by a guy in a suit .
The Stranger: I 'm not wearing a suit . For that matter I was n't offering you a drink .
Dana Whitaker: Yeah ? You left your Wall Street office at 8:30 , went to your two - bedroom on the East Side and changed into your " I do n't always wear a suit " clothes .
The Stranger: I do n't live on the East Side
Dana Whitaker: If you live on the West Side , then you 're stuck back in college .
The Stranger: I live in Paris .
Dana Whitaker: France ?
The Stranger: Yeah . Sometimes Seattle . Sometimes Chicago . Sometimes Tokyo . Sometimes St. Bart 's .
Dana Whitaker: Tell me ... Seriously , are there women who believe you when you say that ?
The Stranger: Not many . So , Dana , I could n't help overhearing you and your friends a while ago .
Dana Whitaker: We 're sitting on the other side of the restaurant .
The Stranger: Yeah . I would n't worry about a Time Warner takeover .
Dana Whitaker: You would n't , huh ?
The Stranger: They 'll kick out when the stock hits _ 27 _ .
Dana Whitaker: How did you know my name ?
The Stranger: The bartender said it .
Dana Whitaker: No he did n't .
The Stranger: Sure he did . How else would I know it ?
[EX A]: OTHER

[EX Q]: Arnie Becker:  Well , so far , this alleged daughter hasn't filed yet , you 're probably threatened to go public to force a settlement .
Ann Kelsey: That 's blackmail .
Arnie Becker: Well absolutely . Look , this Gorman is a bottom feeder . I would n't be surprised if he manipulated this girl into filing suit . He may even try to get appointed a guardian .
Ann Kelsey: So we 're looking at fraud here ?
Arnie Becker: Probably . But they 've done some homework . Stuart , you did know this woman Karen Alder ?
Stuart Markowitz: Yep , I - I dated her for like , uh , 3 months .
Arnie Becker: And you did go to bed with her ?
Stuart Markowitz: Yeah , yeah , it was a casual thing . Well I was n't among ...
Ann Kelsey: I never said you were .
Arnie Becker: Okay , the good news is the girl is _ 16 _ , the most you can ask for is 2 year support until she reaches her majority .
Stuart Markowitz: What 's the bad news ?
Arnie Becker: California child support guidelines state that a child must be supported in a fashion commensurate with father 's wealth .
Ann Kelsey: Oh , God .
Arnie Becker: Giving you net annual salary , uh , I could see her going to what ? 6000 a month for 2 years ? You 're looking at a $ 150000 hit here .
Stuart Markowitz: If this really were my daughter , why did n't the mother contact me for support ?
Ann Kelsey: Exactly .
Arnie Becker: Relax . There will looked one thing .
Stuart Markowitz: What ?
Arnie Becker: Your sperm count is so low can be measured infractions , their case is real shaky .
Stuart Markowitz: Great . That makes me feel really wonderful .
Ann Kelsey: So what do we do ?
Arnie Becker: The easiest way to get rid of this , DNA tests . They 'll probably wo n't come to that , but Gorman is a K - Mart lawyer , if I go at him , it worked in and I do n't let up , I might intimidate him right back into the woodwork .
Ann Kelsey: Good . Because if he thinks we 're gon na roll over for this kind of extortion , he is dead wrong .
[EX A]: AGE

[EX Q]: Richard Castle:  I 've only got $ 2000 .
Kate Beckett: Here
Kate Beckett: . Sign it . Now keep bidding .
Kate Beckett: Hi
Kate Beckett: , hi . Big Percy , right ? What would it take to get all the cash you have on you ?
Big Percy Jenkins: Depends on what you offering .
Kate Beckett: How about a check ?
Kate Beckett: No
Kate Beckett: , it 's good . I swear . It 's signed by the millionaire mystery novelist , Richard Castle .
Big Percy Jenkins: Yeah , right .
Kate Beckett: No , really . He 's right behind me .
Big Percy Jenkins: For real ?
Kate Beckett: Yeah .
Big Percy Jenkins: My mom loves his books . Okay , I 'll give you $ 1600 , but it 'll cost 25 .
Kate Beckett: 18 .
Big Percy Jenkins: _ 23 _ .
Kate Beckett: Two grand , and he 'll name a character in his next novel after your mom .
Richard Castle: What ?
Big Percy Jenkins: Sold
Kate Beckett: .
Kate Beckett: Here you go . Thanks .
Kate Beckett: We
Kate Beckett: got $ 3600 . Now make it work .
[EX A]:
OTHER