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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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QPR boss Chris Ramsey was furious with his side's poor finishing and shoddy defending in their Capital One Cup second-round exit at home to Carlisle. The League Two outfit won 2-1 at Loftus Road, where substitute Jason Kennedy netted a 79th-minute winner to earn them a third-round trip to Liverpool. Rangers have conceded two goals in five of their six matches this season. 'We've conceded two very soft goals again. I'm not happy. We've conceded two goals in every game and that cannot be right,' said Ramsey. 'It means that teams are coming to us and rubbing their hands, knowing that they're going to score. It means we then have to score three or four goals to win a game and that's not right.QPR were embarrassed in the Capital One Cup as Carlisle beat them 2-1Jay Emmanuel-Thomas equalised for QPR after Derek Asamoah's openerSub Jason Kennedy netted a 79th-minute winner for the League Two sideRangers boss Chris Ramsey admitted his side conceded two soft goals
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'They should be capable of overcoming a team like _.


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The Islamic State has called teen murderer Farhad Jabar a 'brave knight' for slaying NSW Police accountant Curtis Cheng, and urged Australian followers of the group to carry out similar attacks. In the latest issue of its online magazine, Dabiq, ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammad al-Adnani says police, security, and intelligence workers in Australia should be targeted and murdered. 'If you can kill a kafir (non-muslim) American or European, especially the spiteful and filthy French or an Australian, or a Canadian, including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill them in any manner possible, regardless of the method,' he says.The official spokesman of ISIS has praised teen killer Farhad JabarAbu Mohammad al-Adnani urged more attacks on Australian soilHe promised violence 'worse and more bitter' than the Paris attacksThe chilling threats were published in the terror groups online magazineSee full news coverage of ISIS at www.dailymail.co.uk/isis
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'They sacrificed their souls in the noblest of deeds in pursuit of Allah's pleasure,' the magazine says, applauding the youth of young people who have died carrying out terrorist attacks in _' name.


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A shamed police officer who harassed his former lover with 42,000 messages has been dismissed from the police force for bringing it into disrepute. Pc Allan Smith, 54, subjected his on-off partner to a torrent of abuse over several years through thousands of frightening text, Facebook and WhatsApp messages to control her. He also abused his position by using police computers to find out details about another woman he started a relationship with. Smith, who served for 29 years in Dorset police, has previously admitted criminal charges including harassment and is awaiting sentence. At a special case hearing held today, Chief Constable Debbie Simpson of Dorset Police said Smith had brought discredit on the police and undermined public confidence.Pc Allan Smith bombarded ex with thousands of frightening messagesTargeted her using Facebook and WhatsApp over a period of several yearsEven got in touch to say he hoped there was a bomb on her holiday planeHas been booted from Dorset Police and could face up to five years in jail
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'I hope to move on with my life and reflect on the good times I have had with _ serving the community.