TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Washington (CNN) House Republicans grilled Attorney General Loretta Lynch on Tuesday for what they saw as stonewalling over questions regarding the Justice Department's decision not to pursue charges against Hillary Clinton over her use of a private email server. Wisconsin Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner expressed his frustration with not getting more answers. "You have a burden, I think, to convince the American public that you don't have a double standard," the Wisconsin Republican said. "You're not meeting that burden." House Judiciary Committee chairman Bob Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican, released a statement after the hearing started, slamming Lynch's answers. "It's clear that, a little over an hour into today's hearing, Attorney General Lynch has no intention of answering any of our questions regarding the Department's decision not to charge former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, even the most basic questions about the legal elements the government is obligated to prove in a criminal prosecution," Goodlatte said in the statement.Attorney General Loretta Lynch testified before a House committee TuesdayRepublicans said she did not answer questions regarding Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server 
 Question:Republicans hit Comey over _ email probe, say issue isn't over.

SOLUTION: Washington

PROBLEM: London (CNN) The scale of the task facing UK legislators as they try to extricate Britain from the European Union was revealed on Thursday when the British government set out how the process would work. Unveiling plans to convert EU law into domestic law, the government disclosed that 12,000 EU regulations are in force in Britain. About 7,900 "statutory instruments" -- government orders -- have implemented EU directives. Some 186 acts of Parliament passed between 1980 and 2009 "contained a degree of EU influence," the government said. As the policy document that paves the way for the so-called Great Repeal Bill was published, Brexit Secretary David Davis said the government was determined to "get the right deal for every single person" in the United Kingdom."A strong, independent country needs control of its own laws," says Brexit Secretary David DavisThe bill will convert thousands of pieces of EU law into domestic law as Britain leaves the European Union 
 Question:The UK government said its _, first announced in October, would "allow for a smooth and stable transition as the UK leaves the EU, ensuring that, wherever practical, the same rules and laws will apply after exit day."

SOLUTION: London

PROBLEM: If you had planned to jet off today to catch the end of the Easter school break, you may just wish you had stayed at home. In a double hit for thousands of holidaymakers trying to leave Britain today, strikes by French air traffic controllers and new border control checks threaten severe delays. Air passengers face up to three days of disruption, with British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair and Flybe among the airlines forced to cancel dozens of flights. Scroll down for video Delays: easyJet is one of many airlines set to cancel flights over a strike by French air traffic controllers over the next three days (file photo)Strikes by French air traffic controllers will affect thousands of Brits todayNew border control checks may also mean major delays for holidaymakersBA, easyJet, Flybe and Ryanair among airlines forced to cancel flightsThree days of disruption start today at 5am and end on Friday morning 
 Question:_ warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.

SOLUTION:
Easter