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]: Manuel Pellegrini has admitted he is disappointed in Yaya Toure but vowed to back the Manchester City midfielder — at least until the end of the season. Sportsmail revealed City would listen to offers for the Ivorian as they look to overhaul an ageing squad at the end of a faltering campaign. Toure is determined not to be forced out but the Chilean, speaking ahead of Sunday's visit of West Ham, acknowledged the midfielder had underperformed and dismissed claims he should be given a rest. Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure has come in for criticism for his performances this seasonSportsmail revealed Manchester City would listen to offers for Yaya ToureManuel Pellegrini admitted he was not happy about Toure's performancesBut the City boss has vowed to support him until the end of the seasonManchester City face West Ham at Upton Park on SundaySam Allardyce has warned Aaron Cresswell about joining Manchester City 
 Question:_, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’
[EX A]: Yaya Toure

[EX Q]: Photos of US ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert meeting with the country's leaders have emerged for the first time since the envoy was attacked by a knife-wielding pro-North Korean activist. Lippert is recovering at Severance Hospital in Seoul, and was able to meet with US Navy Admiral James Winnefeld as well as members of South Korea's ruling and opposition parties. Police are charging the activist, Kim Ki-jong, 55, with murder after he slashed the ambassador while screaming demands for Korean reunification. The attack Thursday on Lippert, at a forum about reunification, prompted rival North Korea to gloat about 'knife slashes of justice,' that left deep gashes and damaged the ambassador's tendons and nerves.Ambassador Mark Lippert injured in a surprise attack at a breakfast meetingKim Ki-jong, a 55-year-old anti-US activist, was immediately arrestedPolice seeking three charges in attack, including attempted murderDoubts over whether he carried out attack alone or was part of conspiracyKim has visited North Korea several times and had books from the countryLippert needed 80 stitches for slash to his face and may have nerve damageHe could be discharged from hospital Wednesday after stitches removed 
 Question:Stained: Police say the ambassador was about to make a speech when _ pushed him from behind and then started slashing him with a knife.
[EX A]: US

[EX Q]: Downing Street has given a 'final offer' over the proposed election TV debates, involving seven party leaders, including David Cameron A ‘final offer’ has been given to broadcasters for David Cameron to take part in one, seven-way TV election debate. Downing Street has accused the BBC and other networks of causing ‘chaos’ by attempting to dictate the terms of debates and repeatedly altering their proposals. It said broadcasters had ignored Mr Cameron’s long-held position that televised clashes between leaders were over-dominant in the 2010 election campaign and should start earlier. Number Ten is proposing a debate involving Mr Cameron, Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg, Nigel Farage, Green leader Natalie Bennett, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and Plaid Cymru’s Leanne Wood at the end of this month.Downing Street said broadcasters caused 'chaos' with debate proposalsBranded it 'deeply unsatisfactory' and said they should have started earlierUltimatum said single debate must feature Greens, SNP and Plaid CymruThey would debate alongside Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and Nigel FarageOther parties unlikely to agree, raising doubts over whether debates will happen 
 Question:Mr _ has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
[EX A]:
Downing Street