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 _ .

Q: Real Sociedad have quashed speculation that David Moyes will leave the club this summer and return to coaching in England. The Basque outfit also played down the possibility that Burnley forward Danny Ings, a player Moyes would like to have in his squad next season, will sign for La Real. Moyes, the former manager of Everton and Manchester United, took the helm of Real Sociedad in November with the club just above the drop zone and steered them to a 12th-placed finish. The Scot has been linked with West Ham and Sunderland this summer but Sociedad president Jokin Aperribay is unaware of any offers for the 52-year-old, who is under contract with the Primera Division club until June 2016.David Moyes being considered by Sunderland for vacant manager's postReal Sociedad president Jokin Aperribay says Moyes doesn't want to leaveAperribay also says club are not hopeful Danny Ings will signIngs has been offered a contract but is expected to join Liverpool

A: 'We made an important structural decision by bringing in _ last year.
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Q: (CNN) The signs tell divers the area is dangerous. Even experienced ones have died there. Ten people, including two who were found Monday, have had fatal incidents inside the Eagle's Nest cave dive area in Western Florida since 1981. The Hernando County Sheriff's Office said Patrick Peacock and Chris Rittenmeyer went diving on Sunday afternoon with a third man, who reported the duo missing. Search and rescue divers found their bodies the next day in a "very dangerous and complex area of the cave system," the sheriff's office said. Peacock and Rittenmeyer had come from Fort Lauderdale for a three-day dive at Eagle's Nest, a famous dive spot near Weeki Wachee, located in the Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area, about 60 miles north of Tampa.Police say the men had dived at the site beforeThe deaths over the weekend make 10 at the Eagle's Nest since 1981, an expert says

A: Both men were experienced divers who had both dived _ several times, the sheriff said.
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Q: (CNN) On February 9, National Intelligence Director James Clapper testified that 6,900 Westerners have traveled to Iraq and Syria to fight for foreign terrorist organizations -- an increase since the last time the United States released an official foreign fighter count. Though the number sounds alarming, it reveals less than it may seem. The official foreign fighter count cited by Clapper can only get larger and so risks stoking public fear unnecessarily. The total number of foreign fighters who have ever gone to Syria doesn't matter nearly as much as stemming the flow and reducing the current number of fighters. Recent advances and policies may have begun doing just that.Using "foreign fighter" number totals out of context can be misleading, says David StermanMedia outlets continue to use such numbers to stoke fears about ISIS and other terrorist organizations, Sterman saysSterman: The reality is much more nuanced, and in fact the West appears to be making big gains against ISIS

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Whatever the cumulative number, the monthly rate of fighters flowing into _ may soon drop below the death rate, which means ISIS and organizations like it would suffer a decline in manpower available to staff their quasistate, wage war in Syria and Iraq and conduct terrorist operations abroad.
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