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: What was meant to be the holiday of a lifetime turned into a nightmare for an Australian man when the formerly fit university lecturer was left stranded in a foreign hospital for five weeks after a severe stroke. John and Christine Rose were on a holiday in Slovenia in June last year, visiting their daughter Bernadette Smon, her husband, and their grandson, when the sprightly 70-year-old suffered an unexpected and significant stroke and was rushed to hospital in the capital Ljubljana. The couple had taken out the highest level of travel insurance with Allianz Global Assistance, and despite being assured on the day of her husband's stroke that the funding needed to bring him home would be quickly provided, Mrs Rose was left helplessly begging the insurer for five weeks before any action was taken.John and Christine Rose were on holiday in Slovenia in 2014Mr Rose suffered a severe stroke and was rushed to Ljubljana HospitalThe couple had taken out top-tier insurance with Allianz Global AssistanceMr Rose waited five weeks to received funding to fly him back to AustraliaCompany allegedly blamed 'world events' and 'time zones' saying process is 'complex'

Answer: He lost 18 kilograms while he was in hospital, and every time my mum asked why _ was unable to fly my dad home they came up with an excuse,' she said.


Question: British special forces have been given the green light to launch raids deep into ISIS-held territory in Syria and Iraq, senior intelligence sources have revealed. Amid growing alarm at the threat posed directly to Britain, the SAS has been given 'carte blanche' to kill or capture the terror group's leaders – including the masterminds behind the Tunisian beach massacre. An elite force of up to 100 troops is expected to be committed to the secret war, working alongside US special forces and Navy Seal teams. David Cameron last week pledged a 'broad spectrum' response to the murder of 30 British tourists by ISIS gunman Seifeddine Rezgui in the Tunisian beach resort of Sousse.Intelligence sources reveal SAS has been given 'carte blanche' to attackElite force of up to 100 troops expected to be committed to the secret warDavid Cameron pledged a 'broad spectrum' response to Tunisian massacreISIS gunman Seifeddine Rezgui murdered 30 British tourists in Sousse

Answer: Mr Cameron pledged that MPs would get another vote before bombing raids are launched in _.


Question: (CNN) -- Arab League members Sunday called for a joint peacekeeping mission in Syria with the United Nations and urged members to support the Syrian opposition as it faces a bloody government crackdown. The moves are aimed at putting additional pressure on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his government, which has unleashed its army on a popular revolt. The proposed peacekeeping mission would oversee the aftermath of a cease-fire, the Cairo-based Arab League announced Sunday. But Syria quickly said it was not on board with the idea. The Arab League suspended Syria's membership in January, and the Syrian government announced that any decision made without it "is not binding."NEW: Arab League names Jordanian diplomat as Syrian envoy, Petra reportsOpposition groups praise the Arab League call for supportSyria rejects Arab League, pointing to "hysteria affecting some Arab governments"Government troops keep up bombardment of Homs, activists say

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But despite denials by _, virtually all reports from within the country indicate al-Assad's forces are slaughtering protesters and other civilians en masse.