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.

Example Input: (CNN) Valerie Daniel is nervous about the GOP health care bills making their way through Congress. The 33-year-old Georgia resident doesn't get her health insurance through the exchanges, although she has in the past. She could need to turn to them again, and that need is what has her watching the new Republican legislation proposed as a replacement to Obamacare. She, like 117 million Americans, has a chronic condition. It has no cure and requires expensive care. She worries about whether her husband's job will still come with benefits and whether they'll be able to avoid penalties by maintaining consistent coverage.The new legislation could allow insurance companies to charge people with pre-existing conditions moreAARP estimates that people could pay much as $25,700 per year for policies that may cover less 
 Question:With an expensive drug like Remicade, _ could have easily maxed out a policy in the old system.
Example Output: CNN

Example Input: The militant Unite union was facing embarrassment last night over claims it ‘sacked’ an activist for complaining about being hired on a zero-hours contract. Former lecturer Martyn Reuby won the first round in his legal battle against Unite, after a tribunal ruled that he had been employed to teach its courses. The employment tribunal ruling is a major embarrassment to the union, which has led the campaign against the use of zero-hours contracts, which it says amount to ‘exploitation’. Ed Miliband was left embarrassed today after Labour's biggest backer was accused of employing workers on zero-hours contracts It is also a blow to Ed Miliband, who has received more than £13million from Unite since becoming leader in 2010.Unite accused of employing workers on contracts 'effectively zero hours'Union, which has given millions to Labour, lost a key employment tribunalLecturer Martyn Reuby says he was sacked after complaining about issueComes after Labour was accused of hypocrisy over zero-hours contracts 
 Question:The tribunal did not find that Mr _ was employed on a zero-hour contract, but rather he was employed on a series of short- term contracts.’
Example Output: Unite

Example Input: (CNN) -- Could it really be: Might Egypt end up exactly where it began? The decision by an Egyptian court to release former President Hosni Mubarak from prison and place him under house arrest for now adds to the impression that Egypt has come full circle, returning precisely to where it stood before the people toppled Mubarak, bringing an end to his 30-year-long dictatorship. It might seem that way, but that is the wrong conclusion. Egypt is a very different place from what it was before Mubarak fell. And after 2Â½ years of tumultuous upheaval, so, too, is the rest of the Middle East.A court in Egypt ordered the release of former president Hosni Mubarak from jailFrida Ghitis: Could it really be -- might Egypt end up exactly where it began?She says there's a realization that legitimate rule requires consent of the peopleGhitis: Egypt and the Middle East are not the same as when Mubarak was toppled 
 Question:Those who would like to see more inclusive regimes, more democratic elements of government in other Middle Eastern countries, have watched _.
Example Output:
CNN