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: Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's campaign is disavowing support from a prominent white nationalist, David Duke, who is once again causing problems for the Republican nominee by claiming that Trump is a kindred spirit. Duke is running for Senate in Louisiana, and he has recorded an automated call pitching both his and Trump's campaigns as a way to halt increases in immigration and cure what he calls racial aggression. "It's time to stand up and vote for Donald Trump for president and vote for me, David Duke for the US Senate," Duke says in the call, which was first reported Monday by BuzzFeed.Duke recorded a call linking himself to TrumpDemocrats looked to capitalize on the controversy

Output: Other _ were quick to jump Monday on the latest reminder of Trump's ties to this movement.


Input: Consider Input: A Tory MP has spoken movingly of the moment his baby son was stillborn as he issued an emotional plea for the NHS to provide better care for grieving parents. Will Quince said every hospital should have dedicated rooms for bereaved families, away from the sounds of other 'jubilant' couples and their crying newborns. Half of the maternity units in England do not have a dedicated room for mothers whose baby has died. Mr Quince, the MP for Colchester, used a debate on bereavement care in maternity units to describe his own experience of losing his son. He and his wife Elinor, 33, have a three-year-old daughter, Catherine, and Mrs Quince is expecting another child in January next year.Colchester MP speaks movingly of the moment his baby son was stillbornCalls for every hospital to have dedicated rooms for bereaved familiesGrieving parents should not have to hear other crying babies on a ward

Output: The _ MP relayed experiences from a BMJ Open report about infant death, including a woman whose baby was taken from her an hour after death and another told by a doctor 'we are very busy ... and with due respect your baby is dead already'.


Input: Consider Input: One way or another, Chile's Copa America semi-final with Peru will be settled in Santiago on Monday night, but the two nations will continue to bicker long after the full-time whistle. Whether the debate centres on cocktails or overhead kicks, agreeing to disagree is the only thing these two rivals will concede to one another. And the clash - the most important in almost 20 years - will re-open old wounds in what is one of football's fiercest yet little-known rivalries. The animosity dates back to the four-year War of the Pacific at the end of the nineteenth century, hence its tag as the 'Pacific Clasico'. The 1879-1883 conflict, which also involved Bolivia, was fought over the supply of nitrates and ended with Chile annexing large parts of its neighbours' territory.Chile and Peru meet in the semi-finals of the Copa AmericaThe two nations have had animosity ever since the War of the PacificThey also disagree on where the local spirit Pisco originates fromChile are favourites for the clash after impressing during the tournament


Output: Perhaps not, but don't expect the respective fans to come together for a glass of _ afterwards, either.