In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Question: An Italian model who accused Harvey Weinstein of groping her breasts and putting his hand up her skirt attended the Hollywood mogul's new Broadway show just a day after his alleged attack. Ambra Battilana, 22, told police Weinstein asked her for a kiss and then groped her during a 'business meeting' at his Tribeca office in Manhattan on Friday night. However, the very next day she snapped a picture of her matinee ticket to a preview showing of Finding Neverland, which Weinstein is producing, from the Lunt-Fontanne Theater and posted it on her Instagram. Scroll down for video Italian model Ambra Battilana, 22, told police Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein groped her during a 'business meeting' at his Tribeca office in Manhattan on Friday nightAmbra Battilana, 22, accused Weinstein, 63, of groping her at his Manhattan office on Friday nightThe next day she snapped a picture of her matinee ticket to a preview of Finding Neverland, the Hollywood producer's new showA movie industry source said Weinstein gave Battilana the ticket during their Friday night meetingSource said Weinstein also told her he'd be backstage during the showThe married father-of-five has denied the model's allegationsHer ex-boyfriend says she is a 'victim of her beauty' 
 Question:The pair exchanged emails and arranged for _ to come in to his office for an audition and to 'talk business'.

Answer: Ambra Battilana


Question: Hillary Clinton is a liar, Donald Trump is arrogant and Jeb Bush is just a Bush, according to a new national poll. The poll, released Thursday by Quinnipiac University, asked more than 1500 registered voters to say the 'first word' that comes to mind when they hear the name of the presidential candidates. According to The Weekly Standard, 178 people associated the word 'liar' with Clinton. A further 123 people came up with 'dishonest' and 93 put down 'untrustworthy'. When it came to Trump, 58 people reported thinking 'arrogant'. However the Republican candidate had a much bigger breadth of responses than the others.Quinnipiac University poll surveyed more than 1500 registered votersClinton registered 'liar' with 178 people and 'dishonest' with 123Trump received 58 mentions for 'arrogant' and 38 for 'blowhard'Some 138 voters wrote down 'Bush' as the first word for Jeb BushSeparate poll found voters would prefer Joe Biden to Clinton 
 Question:Last month _ blamed a 'constant barrage of attacks that are largely fomented by and coming from the right.'

Answer: Hillary Clinton


Question: (CNN) -- Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel has fired a shot across the bow of business-as-usual at the Pentagon by announcing significant cuts in the U.S. Army. Trimming the active component of the Army from 580,000 to 450,000 would hardly take us back to the interwar Army of 280,000 that gave birth to great wartime leaders like Dwight Eisenhower, George C. Marshall, George A. Patton or Douglass MacArthur, but it still represents a significant reduction in manpower. It undoubtedly will start World War III on the Hill and among other elements of what Ike referred to as our "military-industrial complex," but Hagel should hold the line as the time is ripe for an audacious move on this front. He should stand by these cuts for three reasons:Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel announced significant cuts to the U.S. ArmyMichael Desch: Defense Department, military can't be exempt from budget cutsDesch: Personnel costs are huge; Army has most members so will bear the bruntHe says drone attacks, special op warfare are the future, not "boots on the ground" 
 Question:While modern weapons systems have astronomical price tags, the dirty secret is that one of the biggest lines in the Pentagon's budget is personnel costs -- primarily salaries and health care -- that constitute 26% of the _'s 2014 request of $527 billion.

Answer:
Defense Department