In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

(CNN) A former Philadelphia Inquirer reporter alleged Saturday that Donald Trump called her the c-word back in the 1980s. Jennifer Lin, who was based in New York, wrote a story about Trump's business dealings in Atlantic City in 1988 when she received a phone call from Trump, she told CNN's Michael Smerconish Saturday. "The woman said hold for Mr. Trump. And then Mr. Trump began to yell at me. He told me I had s--- for brains. He told me I worked for a s----- newspaper and said what sort of s--- was I writing. I was stunned. He hung up."Jennifer Lin said she decided to share her story after watching Monday's presidential debateHer editor corroborated her account
"He remembers it exactly the way that you told it," _ said to Lin.

Mathieu Bastareaud and Thierry Dusautoir's imposing frames may not have delivered for France this Six Nations but they made the day of some young stars of the future on Wednesday. France have just one win from their three this tournament but will be looking to turn that around in Rome when they take on Italy, one of the two team's behind them on the table. Before they got down to business on Wednesday with their preparations ahead of their clash with Italy, Bastareaud, Dusautoir and Co showed their squad remains in good spirits with a pre-training session with local children in Marcoussis.France go to Rome to face Italy in the RBS Six Nations on SundayOn Wednesday, their training included a run with local childrenMathieu Bastareaud and Thierry Dusautoir among the stars to join inFrance and Italy each have one win each, both against Scotland
Kids pile onto powerful France centre _ during a training session in Marcoussis.

St. Louis, Missouri (CNN) Donald Trump threatened to jail Hillary Clinton. He admitted paying no federal income taxes and threw his running mate under the bus on foreign policy. The Republican nominee dismissed his sexually aggressive comments about women as "locker room talk." He attacked Hillary Clinton over Bill Clinton's alleged sexual misconduct. And he repeatedly made false claims and factual errors. For Trump, it was a real improvement. The second presidential won't catapult Trump past Clinton -- but it might save his candidacy from the cratering that appeared imminent in the 48 hours leading up to their showdown in St. Louis.The debate delivered on its promised fireworks as Trump tried to stop the bleeding of his damaged campaignClinton fended off Trump's litany of personal attacks

It's a reality that's baked into the cake with Trump at this point: His supporters don't take his claims literally, and _ claims that refusing to reveal his true hand is part of what makes him a brilliant negotiator.