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.

Input: Consider Input: Hashima Island is one of the strangest places you'll ever be able to explore -- and few can. This eerie, desolate place of deserted tower blocks some 17 kilometers (10.5 miles) off the coast of Nagasaki in western Japan was opened to tourists four years ago but access is strictly limited. The buildings are too decrepit, so tourists skirt a defined path around one corner of the island. Only with special permission from Nagasaki City Council can you pick your way through the apartment blocks and climb the so-called "Stairway to Hell" to get a proper view of the ruins from the wind-battered shrine at the top.Hashima, on Japan's West coast, opened its first coal mine in 1887Mitsubishi turned it into a mining facility housing workers and their familiesIsland also the inspiration for the villain's home in the latest 007 movie "Skyfall"But the island, now derelict, has a darker history relating to slave labor during WWII 
 Question:Mitsubishi pulled out, the workers found jobs on the mainland and _ was left to rot.

Output: Nagasaki


Input: Consider Input: Moscow (CNN) The thousands of Russians who took to the streets over the weekend may not have vented their fury directly at Vladimir Putin, but the President certainly took note of the message. After the largest mass demonstrations in years, when crowds across the country took part in anti-corruption rallies, the Interior Ministry has warned that it will use the full extent of its powers to confront any future unauthorized gatherings. But the warning has not impressed or deterred a younger generation of protesters who are fed up with rampant nepotism, exasperated by the lack of accountability, and stifled by the lack of opportunities on offer in Russia today.Interior Ministry has warned against further protests"Authorities should not simply [pretend] that nothing is happening," Russian politician says 
 Question:But some _ politicians have taken a more conciliatory line.

Output: Moscow


Input: Consider Input: What do Agatha Christie, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Harry Potter have in common with Downton Abbey, Elton John and Grand Theft Auto? Each, in its own way, is not just a British cultural landmark, but an enormously lucrative cultural export, commanding the loyalty of consumers all over the globe. Half a century ago, with the British Empire in terminal decline and our manufacturing industries in meltdown, Britain seemed destined for a miserable future of irrelevance and obscurity. In 1962 the former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson even told an audience that, ‘Great Britain has lost an empire, and has not yet found a role.’British entertainment is unbeatable, argues Dominic SandbrookHe explores the history of it in a major new BBC seriesDominic Sandbrook: Let Us Entertain You, Wednesday, 9pm, BBC2 
 Question:The careers of _’s best-known rock stars prove the point.


Output: Agatha Christie