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 _ .
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Question: Washington (CNN) Miley Cyrus was feeling the Bern, but now she's all in for Hillary Clinton. Cyrus, who supported Bernie Sanders during the 2016 primary, said Sanders supporters who are not planning on voting for the Democratic presidential nominee in the general election against Donald Trump are "f***ing crazy." "That's f***ing crazy and you're out of your mind. It's literally pissing me off more than anything," Cyrus told Variety in an interview published Tuesday. The Republican presidential nominee has made his case repeatedly to supporters of the Vermont senator, who may be disillusioned with the establishment and uninspired by Clinton.Miley Cyrus said she never expected Donald Trump to make it this far in the election CycleThe pop singer sat down for an interview with Variety magazine that published Tuesday

Answer: "If you could ever consider Donald Trump, you never understood _ in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.


Question: With six games to go - five for QPR and seven for Leicester - there are just four points separating the bottom five sides in the Premier League. As things stand the three promoted clubs, Leicester, Burnley and QPR, would make an immediate return to the championship, but Hull and Sunderland are teetering on the brink. Even Aston Villa and West Brom are not quite out of the dogfight, although our reporters are confident that the relegated clubs will come from the five teams currently at the foot of the table. Charlie Austin is hoping to fire QPR to safety, but will his goals be enough to save them?Leicester, Burnley and QPR hoping to avoid going straight back downHull City and Sunderland also in danger of going downAston Villa and West Brom are closer to safety, but could get sucked in

Answer: QPR have shown enough to suggest they will beat the drop, and _'s goals can prove decisive.


Question: (CNN) -- It may not be as gripping as a spy novel, but things are heating up after the latest reports of espionage by the U.S. National Security Agency. International leaders say they're outraged and the Obama administration says it's investigating. Here are five key questions to keep in mind: 1. Are President Barack Obama's hands clean in this? It's not really clear. The Wall Street Journal reported an internal review of U.S. surveillance programs that started this summer revealed the NSA had tapped the phones of about 35 world leaders and that the White House ordered a halt to some of it.Media reports say the NSA tapped the phones of about 35 world leadersKey questions have emerged about what Obama knew, and his responseLeaders in Europe and Latin America demand answers, say they're outraged

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The explanation was backed by a former senior administration official who worked on national security for the Obama _.