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 _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

Input: Consider Input: Adam Saunders:  I earned everything that I achieved in my life .
John Reese: I know . Your uncle told us .
Adam Saunders: You talked to him ?
John Reese: He told us about your father ... and the $ 200 he 'd send you .
Adam Saunders: He does n't know the end of the story . He does n't know ... when I was sixteen , I went looking for my father . I took a train to New Mexico , and I found him . And he had a ... a new family . And then when I went to him , he tried to hand me another $ 200 . I did n't want the money . I wanted a family .
John Reese: And you 've had _ one _ . An uncle who spent his life slaving away over a food truck counter . For you .
Adam Saunders: I 'll get Bob 's money back . I promised him that I would .
John Reese: When did you talk to your uncle ?

Output: family


Input: Consider Input: King Tut:  Curse you , Batman . May you fall down a flight of stairs and break every tooth in your head except _ one _ and in that may you have a toothache for the rest of your life which wo n't be very long .

Output: tooth


Input: Consider Input: Stephen:  Imagine a piano keyboard . Um , 88 keys , only _ 88 _ , and yet , and yet , hundreds of new melodies , new tunes , new harmonies are being composed upon hundreds of different keyboards every day in Dorset alone . Now , our language , Tiger , our language . Hundreds of thousands of available words , frillions of legitimate new ideas ... Hm ? So that I can say the following sentence and be utterly sure that nobody has ever said it before in the history of human communication : " Hold the newsreader 's nose squarely , waiter , or friendly milk will countermand my trousers . "


Output: keys