In this task, you will be presented with a text and a pronoun. You should write the name that the pronoun refers to. Position of the pronoun in the text is showed within two "_"s.

Ex Input:
She then determined on becoming an artist, and she studied painting in France at the Robert-Fleury studio and at the Acad*mie Julian. The Acad*mie, as one of the few establishments that accepted female students, attracted young women from all over Europe and the United States. Fellow students at the Acad*mie included Anna Bili*ska-Bohdanowiczowa and especially Louise Breslau, whom Bashkirtseff viewed as _her_ only real rival. <sep>, Pronoun: her

Ex Output:
Louise Breslau


Ex Input:
Edward E. Miller, U.S. Representative from Illinois Frosty Peters, American football player Frank Phillips, founder of the Phillips Petroleum Company Amy Higgins, screenwriter John JR Robinson (born 1954), one of the most recorded drummers in history Phyllis Thede (born 1954), lived here as a child; since 2009 _she_ has served as an Iowa state representative Marcia Wallace (1942--2013), actress <sep>, Pronoun: she

Ex Output:
Phyllis Thede


Ex Input:
``French Institute, Royal Academy of Sciences, Paris, 10 July 1820. Sir,--The Academy has received with a lively degree of interest, the Essay that you obligingly addressed to it on Involution and Evolution, or a Method of determining the Numerical Value of any Function of an unknown Quantity. I am desired, in its name, to thank you for sending this interesting work, which has been honourably placed in the Library of the Academy; and to express the sense of obligation which the Institution entertains for your attention. Receive, Sir, I beg, the assurance of the most distinguished respect with which I am, Your's etc. B.G. Cuvier ''-- Letter from the Perpetual Secretary to Mr Peter Nicholson. Although almost entirely forgotten as a mathematician, Nicholson is still remembered as an architect and in the 1978 edition of _his_ standard work, A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects, 1600--1840, Howard M. Colvin claims that ``Nicholson was one of the leading intellects behind nineteenth-century building technology. He used his great ability as a mathematician to simplify many old formulae used by architectural draughtsmen as well as to devise new ones.'' <sep>, Pronoun: his

Ex Output:

Nicholson