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.
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Question: He only scored seven goals in 33 matches last season and now Pavel Pogrebnyak wants to change his shirt number to justify being the highest-paid striker in the Championship on £1.5million-a-year. The 31-year-old Russian has already asked club-mate and Wales international Hal Robson-Kanu if they can swap numbers next season so he can wear the traditional goalscorer's No 9 rather than No 7 to bring himself a change of luck. Pogrebnyak has seen his career nosedive since he joined Reading in 2012 when they were a Premier League club. Since then, The Royals have been relegated and finished only 19th in The Championship last season. Even so, he continues to collect a wage the club claims to be £30,000-a-week - more than what former Spurs and England striker Darren Bent will be getting at Derby County.Pavel Pogrebnyak scored just seven goals in 33 matches last seasonHe is the Championship's highest-paid striker on £1.5m per yearPogrebnyak asked Hal Robson-Kanu if he can swap shirt numbers with him 
 Question:'I've already agreed a trade-in with Hal Robson-_ who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.

Answer: Pavel Pogrebnyak


Question: UNITED NATIONS (CNN) -- The 15th anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda brought American U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice to tears as she reflected on her personal memories surrounding the slaughter. U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice recalls her time in Rwanda working for the Clinton administration. Rice visited Rwanda as a staff member in former President Bill Clinton's National Security Council six months after the ethnic cleansing. She explained how even months after the violence she encountered decomposing bodies at one of the massacre sites. "For me, the memory of stepping around and over those corpses will remain the most searing reminder imaginable of what our work here must aim to prevent," she said Tuesday at a special commemorative event at United Nations headquarters in New York.U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice recalls stepping over corpses in RwandaUnited Nations ceremony recalls 1994 mass killings in RwandaObama says tragedy must always be remembered 
 Question:President _ also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.

Answer: UNITED NATIONS


Question: (CNN) -- A glance at some of the Wimbledon semifinalists in 1989 -- such as Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl -- evokes distant memories of yesteryear but one player from those championships is, remarkably, still playing today: Kimiko Date-Krumm. To illustrate her longevity another way, the Berlin Wall was still standing when the diminutive Japanese made her Wimbledon debut in June 1989. Her opponent on the day was another player reminiscent of another era -- Zina Garrison -- with the American beating the then 19-year-old in straight sets in an inauspicious start for the youngster. Over two decades on, the 42-year-old has become the oldest player to reach the third round at Wimbledon in the Open Era -- beating the mark held by Briton Virginia Wade (39 years, 362 days) when knocking out Romania's Alexandra Cadantu 6-4 7-5 on Thursday.Kimiko Date-Krumm becomes oldest player to reach third round at Wimbledon in Open EraJapanese earns first meeting with Serena Williams, who beat Carolina Garcia in straight setsFourth seed Agnieszka Radwanska a comfortable winner against Mathilde Johansson 
 Question:"I'm very happy to be in the third round, especially since I love _ and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.

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CNN