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. Among the entities, try to find the best entity that is most likely to fill in "_" and classify the answers based on options.

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Ashya King’s parents are in ‘exile’ in Spain because they fear their children will be taken into care if they return to the UK, his grandmother said last night. To the family’s great joy the five-year-old had been declared cancer-free following pioneering treatment. But, says the boy’s grandmother, the Kings are now ‘desperate’ to return home. Ashya King’s grandmother say his parents Brett, 51, and Naghmeh, 46, are now ‘desperate’ to return to the UK, but remain in Marbella, Spain because they fear their children will being taken into care Ashya was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year. This was removed and doctors insisted that surgery was followed up by traditional chemotherapy and radiation therapy.Ashya King's treatment for brain cancer abroad has been a successBrett and Naghmeh King are living in 'exile' in Spain, say family membersAshya's grandmother say the parents fear they will lose their children 
 Questions:‘It has justified everything we have gone through because things are working out for _,’ he said. (A) Ashya King (B) Spain (C) UK (D) Kings (E) Brett (F) Naghmeh (G) Marbella (H) Naghmeh King

Ex Output:
(A)


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NAIROBI, Kenya (CNN) -- An Al Qaeda-linked militant group waging war against Somalia's fragile government is becoming an increasing threat to Western ally Kenya and could potentially destabilize the region with dire consequences for global security, officials and analysts warn. Al-Shabab fighters count their bullets in neighborhood of Mogadishu. Al-Shabaab, one of the strongest Islamic militias battling for control of Mogadishu, has gained ground in recent weeks, according to officials, and has started to flex its muscles beyond Somalia's border with terror strikes, kidnappings and recruitment drives. They warn that unless the world takes action the group, which wants to impose an extreme type of Islamic sharia law, could extend its grip across parts of East Africa to gain control of a region that flanks busy shipping routes already plagued by Somali piratesExperts, officials warn of growing threat from Somali militant groupAl-Shabaab is one of strongest Islamic militias battling for MogadishuKenya says danger is to region and world despite threats on Nairobi 
 Questions:We know that _ are not able to do it without foreign intervention in terms of money and weapons that they are getting from other countries." (A) NAIROBI (B) Kenya (C) CNN (D) Al Qaeda (E) Somalia (F) Western (G) Al-Shabab (H) Mogadishu (I) Islamic (J) East Africa (K) Somali (L) Nairobi

Ex Output:
(G)


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(CNN) The execution of Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr in Saudi Arabia at the weekend has triggered a predictable diplomatic crisis. Iran immediately condemned the move, the Saudi Embassy in Tehran was attacked by angry demonstrators, and Saudi Arabia then severed diplomatic ties with the country. On Monday, Bahrain, Sudan and the United Arab Emirates followed suit. Yet despite the war of words, it is important to remember that this crisis is merely a microcosm of a wider geopolitical chess game between Saudi Arabia and Iran. And it might also need some outside help to prevent it escalating further. Sunni-majority Saudi Arabia must have known that the execution of a senior Shia cleric would exacerbate existing grievances within the region, especially with Shia-dominated Iran. After all, both countries claim leadership within the region and beyond. And both use sectarianism as a tool to buttress their goals.Arshin Adib-Moghaddam: Saudi Arabia-Iran crisis about power politics, not Sunni vs ShiaU.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 fundamentally changed Saudi view of the region, he says 
 Questions:Until that recent opening, _ had been a convenient bogeyman for regional crises. (A) Shia (B) Nimr al (C) Nimr (D) Saudi Arabia (E) Iran (F) Saudi (G) Tehran (H) Bahrain (I) Sudan (J) United Arab Emirates (K) Sunni (L) Arshin Adib (M) Moghaddam (N) U.S.

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(E)