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.

Input: Consider Input: (CNN) A former attorney for two of Prince's dead siblings says they revealed Prince had an addiction to Percocet decades before his sudden death in April. Prince's half-brother, Duane Nelson, said he used to get the drug for Prince to help him come down after shows, Michael B. Padden said. "Duane told me that he witnessed him taking the drugs and he also procured Percocet for him," Padden said. Nelson was adamant that Prince was in no way just a recreational user, Padden said. He started using the drug to help him deal with the rigors of performing. Another half-sibling, Lorna Nelson, confirmed Prince's drug use but was not involved in getting drugs for him, Padden said. She died in 2006.Lawyer says Prince's half-brother told him Prince was addicted to Percocet decades agoDay before he died, addiction specialist launched "life-saving mission," lawyer says 
 Question:But _'s representatives could not initially find the musician, Mauzy said.

Output: CNN


Input: Consider Input: Paris, France (CNN) At this very moment, French transport workers are striking against railroads and airlines. Fuel depots and refineries have been blocked for weeks, garbage workers are refusing to pick up trash, and there has been a surprise blockade of supply trucks at the main food terminal for the Paris region. The country is hardly putting on its best face for the millions of football fans heading here for the European Championship. And many people are asking why the French won't stop whining and get to work. Euro 2016: Who's on your dream team? Well, the explanation at the center of it all is the government's attempt to reform the country's labor laws. The timing of this idea was especially inept given what is at stake this summer for the country's image, already suffering from the effects of last year's terror attacks.CNN's Jim Bitterman: Many people are asking why the French won't stop whining and get to workThere is probably never a good time to attempt reforms here, writes Bitterman 
 Question:Reform, one _ observer wrote recently, is viewed as dining with the devil.

Output: Paris


Input: Consider Input: Veteran BBC DJ Paul Gambaccini has accused the police of launching a 'witch hunt' against innocent celebrities to cover up their failures over Jimmy Savile. The 65-year-old said he had suffered 'a year from hell' as officers tried to drum up their case against him after he was arrested in 2013. He was finally told he would not face any sexual assault charges in October. Mr Gambaccini also claimed he had been 'left out to dry' on bail for months longer than necessary because the police did not want people to see a former Radio 1 DJ cleared before their case against his former colleague Dave Lee Travis had concluded.Veteran DJ said he had suffered 'a year from hell' after arrest in 201365-year-old was told he would not face any sex assault charges in OctoberMr Gambaccini told MPs he was 'left out to dry' by the police for monthsBlamed his arrest on 'moral panic' sparked by the revelations over Savile 
 Question:Travis was convicted of molesting a 22-year-old researcher in September, just weeks before the case against Mr _ was dropped.


Output: BBC