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In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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The wife of a man jailed for killing his own brother has vowed to stand by her man. Mark Lowe, 32, from Skelmersdale, Lancashire, is currently serving a five-year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne to death, after Wayne, then 33, attacked him in his bed with a knife. Mark's wife Sarah is now looking after three young children alone and said: '[Mark] will regret what he did for the rest of his life, because he loved his brother.' Mark Lowe, 32 (left), is currently serving a five year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne (right) to death, but his wife Sarah (bottom) is standing by her manMark Lowe, 32, beat his brother Wayne, 33, to death last SeptemberWayne, who was known for being violent, attacked Mark in bed with a knifeMum-of-three Sarah Lowe insists her husband, a nurse, is a good manMark is now serving a four year eight month prison sentence 
 Question:'_ had never been in trouble before in his life, so to be sent away on remand was horrific for him.
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Mark Lowe


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(CNN) -- A timid judge is a lawless judge. U.S. District Court Judge Martin Feldman, it would seem, is not a timid judge. In deciding to lift the Department of the Interior's six-month moratorium on deep water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, Feldman certainly looks like a decisive jurist. His criticisms of the department's ban were forceful. But Feldman was remarkably selective in his criticism. He was willing to scrutinize the government harshly, but not the oil industry. His opinion made important points about the department's mistakes. He noted that the moratorium affects drilling in water deeper than 500 feet, even though a scientific panel that the department commissioned expressed concern with wells in water deeper than 1,000 feet.Jeffrey Rachlinski says judge is willing to scrutinize terms of ban, but not oil industry so muchJudge says BP spill doesn't presage others; but companies still lack sound disaster plansOil companies' suit shows they'd like to keep drilling as though nothing has happened, he saysRachlinski: Ban would force oil companies to come up with plan to prevent future disasters 
 Question:Deepwater drilling is and will remain a valuable part of _'s energy supply.
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U.S.


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This is the moment police stopped a lorry - and found a group of suspected illegal immigrants crammed inside. Officers stopped the lorry in Nazeing, Essex and drivers behind the vehicle then watched as four men and a woman emerged from a narrow gap on top of the cargo. Eyewitnesses said the stowaways, believed to be in their 20s and 30s, looked 'distraught' as they emerged from the lorry and immediately asked for water before being handcuffed. The suspected illegals were handed to Border Force guards while the Bulgarian lorry driver was arrested, police said. The raid happened this afternoon as police across the Channel in Calais dispersed migrants trying to reach the Eurotunnel terminal.Officers stopped lorry in Nazeing, Essex and a group of immigrants insideFour men and one woman looked 'distraught' and asked for waterRaid came as police in Calais battled to stop migrants reaching EurotunnelSee more news on the migrant crisis at www.dailymail.co.uk/migrantcrisis 
 Question:A spokeswoman for _ police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.
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Essex