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.
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Question: The family of a Las Vegas beauty salon manager found dead inside the cryochamber at the business where she worked says the 24-year-old 'died within seconds'. Chelsea Ake, the manager of Rejuvenice in Henderson, Nevada, was found dead inside the salon's cryochamber last Tuesday by distraught employees, NBC reported. The controversial machine is meant to briefly expose the body to freezing temperatures of minus 240 degrees Fahrenheit as a means of 'medical therapy'. Investigators have ruled Ake's death as 'operator error', with preliminary findings suggesting she used the machine after-hours and without assistance and may have suffocated inside. An official cause of death has not been released as medical examiners look into the gases Ake inhaled inside the machine, as well as whether she may have frozen to death.Chelsea Ake, manager of Rejuvenice salon in Nevada, found dead TuesdayMedical examiner told family she 'died within seconds'An official cause of death has not been determinedPreliminary reports suggest Ake may have suffocated from gasesCryotherapy is a controversial 'medical therapy' where the body is briefly exposed to air temperatures at minus 240 degrees FahrenheitMachines are never used for more than three minutes at a time 
 Question:The owners of _ had no comment on the accident but are deeply saddened over the loss.

Answer: Las Vegas


Question: Olivia Swedberg was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer on May 7. The three-year-old from North Platte, Nebraska, had a tumor known as diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG), which has a 0 percent survival rate and only affects children. Her parents decided they needed to do whatever they could to ensure Olivia could make the most of what time she had left, and so they set off on a trip to Walt Disney World. While in Orlando, Olivia's mom, Lauressa Swedberg, received a message on Facebook from a woman in Pittsburgh, who explained that she had heard about Olivia's condition and that her own son only had just a few weeks to live.Olivia Swedberg was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer on May 7She died just on Tuesday in North Platte, NebraskaDuring an overnight surgery Wednesday, her liver and bowels were transplanted to two male patientsBoth young boys would have died without the donated organsHer parents say they have chosen to see her death as a miracle 
 Question:'Olivia will be making her journey to organ donation,' the family wrote on _'s GoFundMe page last week.

Answer: North Platte


Question: He's out: Ferguson City Council unanimously voted on a resolution to part ways with City Manager John Shaw, 39, effective immediately The city manager of Ferguson, Missouri, has resigned in the wake of a US Justice Department probe that found a wide range of systemic racially biased practices by the police and municipal court. This evening, the Ferguson City Council unanimously voted on a resolution to part ways with City Manager John Shaw effective immediately. Shaw, 39, was among several individuals heavily criticized in the scathing Justice Department report issued last Wednesday. Shaw had held the position in the St. Louis suburb since 2007.Ferguson City Council voted unanimously to accept City Manager John Shaw's resignation effective immediately'I believe that the city of Ferguson has the resolve to overcome the challenges it faces in the coming months and emerge as a stronger community for it,' Shaw said in a statementJustice Department report repeatedly cited Shaw's role in encouraging police force to ticket motorists as a means to generate revenueShaw had held the position in the St. Louis suburb since 2007 
 Question:A news release from the city said the _ had reached a 'mutual separation agreement' with Shaw, the city's chief executive.

Answer:
John Shaw