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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Question: Spectacular pictures of a laughing seal pup, a kingfisher in a rain storm and a mad March hare are all winners in a photo competition celebrating beautiful British wildlife. The amazing photos of beasts, bugs and birds have been picked from more than 350 entries in the contest by Norfolk Wildlife Trust, which is celebrating its 90th anniversary. The competition was launched to find the best images to showcase Norfolk's wildlife and landscape and include the famous Broads, a grey seal pup on the beach and a leaping roe deer. A photo of a bearded tit perched on reeds in the sunlight by Paul Richards was picked as the overall winner.Snaps showcasing the best of British wildlife chosen as part of competition for the Norfolk Wildlife TrustThe best images, selected by a renowned wildlife photographer and a BBC presenter will appear in a calendarOverall winner was Paul Richards' photo of a Bearded tit perched on reeds at the Cley Marshes reserve

Answer: Norfolk Wildlife Trust manages over 50 nature reserves and other protected sites around the county, including 10 kilometres of coastline and nine _ broads.


Question: They were once the darlings of the society pages with Susie Wakil one of the few Australian women to wear French couture fashion which could cost as much as $20,000 for a single dress back in the 1990s. Mrs Wakil, who escaped war-torn Europe after her mother died in a Soviet concentration camp, wore the haute couture Yves St Laurent clothes bought for her by her Iraqi immigrant clothier husband, Isaac, to the lavish charity dinners she threw for Sydney's society ladies. While the immaculately-dressed Mrs Wakil worked hard as a patron of the arts, her husband Isaac was quietly buying up property in Sydney's CBD and the inner city suburbs of Surry Hills and Pyrmont.Susie and Isaac Wakil were once the darlings of the society pagesSusie was one of the few women in Australia to wear haute French coutureThe Wakils bought up dozens of abandoned Sydney warehousesNow in their 80s they are selling the properties for hundreds of millionsThe Wakils who have no children are giving the money to charitySusie Wakil escaped Europe after her mother died in a Soviet gulag

Answer: Once a _ institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and vines engulfing the gutters and roof.


Question: The White House claimed today that the United States should be feared by ‘extremists’ in Yemen – even though the last remaining special forces have been evacuated from the country ‘because it is dangerous.' White House spokesman Josh Earnest said that ISIS-linked groups will have American to deal with if they carry out more attacks in the war-torn country, which is split between Sunni and Shia Muslims. U.S. officials 'had to relocate from Yemen because its a dangerous country,' Earnest said Monday. 'But I'll tell you, that as of today, Yemen remains a dangerous country for extremists as well.' Earnest said there continues to be continues to be 'ongoing security cooperation' between the U.S. and the 'national security infrastructure' of Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, whose power has been crippled in recent months after Shia rebels initiated a coup-d'etat.U.S. officials 'had to relocate from Yemen because its a dangerous country,' the White House spokesman said. 'But I'll tell you, that as of today, Yemen remains a dangerous country for extremists as as well'The United States evacuated its remaining 100 Special Operations forces members from Yemen on Saturday; the UK followed suitSecurity conditions in the country continue to deteriorate, with 137 killed on Friday and hundreds injured in five suicide bombingsOn Saturday, Houthi rebels, who have seized the government, issued a call to arms to battle those forces that remain loyal to President HadiLast week hundreds of al Qaeda rebels escaped from Yemeni prisonsISIS affiliates are claiming responsibility for Friday's suicide bombings but the White House says there's no evidence the terrorist group was involvedDespite recent violence, US insists its counter terror strategy is still working in the region

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The remarks follow the _' removal on Saturday of special forces from the country.