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 _ .

Input: Consider Input: She's suddenly been thrust into the limelight after accusing a talent show contestant of stealing someone else's style - but according to users on Twitter, Natalia Kills's own look is far from original. The Bradford-born singer, 28, was fired from the judging panel of New Zealand's X Factor, along with her husband Willy Moon, after accusing hopeful Joe Irvine of copying her spouse on Sunday's show. However, viewers have taken to social media to point out that Natalia appears to have turned to a range of different artists including Jessie J, Lady Gaga and even Johnny Depp for fashion tips of her own.Singer Natalia Kills, 28, was fired from New Zealand X Factor after tiradeTold contestant Joe Irvine he had stolen her husband's lookBut fans have pointed out her style shares similarities with other artistsBradford-born Natalia's hair, make-up and picture poses echo other starsArtist has told about rough childhood and leaving home at 14

Output: In one picture comparison on _, Natalia's bun, blunt fringe and cat eye make-up looks similar to a look worn by Lady Gaga.


Input: Consider Input: A dog condemned to death has been granted a stay of execution by the High Court after a Melbourne council spent two years and $600,000 trying to have it destroyed. City of Knox council ordered Izzy, a four-year-old Staffordshire terrier, to be destroyed in June 2013 after she bit a woman in August 2012 which caused her to suffer a 1.5 cm laceration to her finger. After losing a bid for Izzy's life in the Victorian Court of Appeal, the staffy's devoted owner, Tania Isbester, took her fight to the High Court of Australia claiming her dog had not been given a fair trial.The City of Knox council made an 'administrative decision' to kill IzzyThe four-year-old Staffordshire terrier bit a woman in August 2012She suffered a 1.5cm cut but it was classed as a 'serious injury'Council decided to destroy Izzy during a council panel meetingThe High Court upheld Izzy's appeal citing a panel member was biasedA newly convened panel is set to decide Izzy fate later this monthKnox mayor Peter Lockwood said defending the case cost $600,000

Output: In September 2013, Izzy's owner Ms Isbester pleaded guilty to charges of her dog causing 'serious injury' at Ringwood Magistrates Court but the local council, the _, did not apply for a destruction order on Izzy from the magistrate at that time.


Input: Consider Input: When does the ordinary -- letters, gloves, wallets -- become extraordinary? When the objects tell a story: a stack of personal letters that fell to the ground after a hijacked plane plowed into the World Trade Center; leather gloves worn in the recovery effort; a red wallet belonging to a woman who worked for Cantor Fitzgerald. Tragedy turns the mundane into memorial. Something as simple as a wallet can evoke the immense sadness of a day like September 11, 2001. Objects big and small from the greatest terrorist attack on American soil now make up a museum dedicated to that tragedy and the 2,983 people who perished. It is one of America's largest and most ambitious memorial museums, almost entirely subterranean and erected in the graveyard of Osama bin Laden's victims.National September 11 Memorial Museum is open to the public in New YorkThe exhibition halls are filled with personal things as well as oral histories and photosMuseum curator had the difficult task of deciding how much tragedy to showThe museum is also about how people can be good to one another in times of crisis, curator says


Output: On Day 3, he helped carry out three bodies from 6 _ and paused to look out at the destruction.