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.

[EX Q]: Editor's note: Rachel Motte blogs at www.evangelicaloutpost.com and writes for Wheatstone Academy, a Christian educational program for high school students. She is a graduate of Biola University and the Torrey Honors Institute. Rachel Motte says Rush Limbaugh still can animate conservative popular opinion. (CNN) -- It's no secret that liberals throughout the nation are rejoicing at Rush Limbaugh's supposed status as leader of the Republican Party. I can see why. He's easy to pick on. His rhetoric is extreme, and his personal life has at times been less than picture-perfect. I've heard some pundits refer to Vice President Joe Biden as "the gift that keeps on giving." I imagine the left feels the same way about Limbaugh.Rachel Motte says she grew up listening to Rush Limbaugh and became a big fanShe says Limbaugh's style still has great appeal to conservativesMotte: Obama has set a new bar for public discourse, winning over young votersLimbaugh may not appeal to the young as much, but he's still relevant, Motte says 
 Question:That's going to change the way young people all over will approach the political process; after all, 66 percent of the 29-and-under crowd voted for _.
[EX A]: Rachel Motte

[EX Q]: England’s David Gill, who took the moral stand not to serve on any committee chaired by the departing FIFA president Sepp Blatter, has ruled himself out of the race to succeed him. Gill’s standing in the global game from his former role as Manchester United chief executive has seen him mentioned as a possible candidate even after only two years on the UEFA executive. But Gill has already decided not to put his name forward as a candidate. He is prepared, however, to take part in the next FIFA executive meeting even if it is chaired by Blatter, who is desperately trying to hang on to his job until the election despite the huge corruption scandal engulfing FIFA.The 57-year-old British FIFA vice-president had been viewed as one of the potential successors to BlatterBut Gill told colleagues at UEFA and the FA that he will not stand to be the next leader of the global organisationIt is understood Gill will take up his position on the FIFA executive committee now that Blatter has confirmed his intention to quit as presidentThe chances of UEFA president Michel Platini standing for the FIFA post may also be diminishing 
 Question:Oddly, Niersbach hinted that Platini’s best chance of taking charge of _ might already have gone.
[EX A]: England

[EX Q]: Soon cricket must decide whether it is serious about technology or will continue to allow the kind of fudged decision that enabled Mohammad Hafeez to go a long way towards cancelling out England 's advantage in this final Test. It looked as though Jimmy Anderson had made a crucial early breakthrough when England tried to make up for their disappointing start to a third day that left them short of the commanding lead they craved. Yet TV umpire Paul Reiffel overturned the decision of his Australian colleague Bruce Oxenford to give Hafeez out caught behind on two at the start of Pakistan's second innings even though he had no Hot Spot nor Real Time Snicko to call on.England failed to capitalise on strong day two to be bowled out for 306James Taylor added only two runs to his overnight score when out on 76Mohammed Hafeez led Pakistan's charge with a well-controlled 97 not outOpener Hafeez led the hosts beyond England's total and to a lead of 74Pakistan closed the day 146 for 3 after losing Younis Khan late on 
 Question:The stand of 101 between _ and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
[EX A]:
England