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.

[Q]: A British army double amputee was told that he wouldn't be able to receive anymore NHS treatment because he had travelled to Australia for a new surgical procedure. Jay Baldwin lost both of his legs in a bomb blast whilst fighting for his country in Afghanistan. The former sergeant was informed by staff at the Sussex rehabilitation centre that his treatment would be stopped because he had osseointegration surgery, not available on the NHS. Recalling the day he was informed the shocking news, Jay said: 'They said to me, 'Look, under the NHS we can't deal with you, we can't touch you at all,'Jay Baldwin was told by hospital staff that he could no longer receive NHS treatment following his operationHe lost both of his legs whilst fighting for his country in AfghanistanFormer army sergeant travelled to Australia for osseointegration surgery 
 Question:_ have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.
[A]: British


[Q]: (CNN) In recent days, with Afghanistan's Taliban insurgency continuing to gain steam and America's longest war staggering through its 16th year, analysts have started invoking the v-word (and it's not "victory"). Vietnam is a sadly apt analogy. Indeed, just as they did in Vietnam 50 years ago, US troops in Afghanistan are fighting a costly, intractable, and unending conflict against a relentlessly resilient asymmetric foe. However, it's not a perfect analogy. The Vietnam War provoked impassioned debate back home, but Americans are hardly discussing the war in Afghanistan. It's completely off the radar. It's high time we talk about this forgotten war, and especially with the Trump administration considering a new policy that would escalate US military involvement. Escalation would be a mistake, and it would further prolong a conflict that can't be won.US President Trump considering whether to increase troop numbers in AfghanistanKugelman: 'Reconciliation won't come easily or quickly, but it's still worth pursuing' 
 Question:And yet, pursuing reconciliation is the only option, short of a complete _ military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.
[A]: Afghanistan


[Q]: (CNN) Standing on the deck of the French aircraft carrier, Charles de Gaulle, the pace of air operations is surprisingly swift. Several times per hour the crew launches between four and 10 fighter jets, many of them armed and headed for Iraq and Syria. France recently moved the Charles de Gaulle -- or "CDG" as the crew calls it -- to the Mediterranean Sea, close to the Syrian coast. The move comes as Iraqi-led forces have begun what is expected to be a messy and prolonged offensive to seize the country's second-largest city, Mosul. Boasting a squadron of 24 Rafale M jets, the ship will triple France's firepower against ISIS from 12 aircraft to 36.France moved aircraft carrier close to Syrian coastCarrier helping to support Iraqi forces on the ground 
 Question:While the CDG strike group will be targeting _ in both Iraq and Syria, their focus right now is very much on the terror group's stronghold of Mosul.
[A]:
French