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. Among the entities, try to find the best entity that is most likely to fill in "_" and classify the answers based on options.

Q: Wayne Rooney switched his attention from boxing to golf as the Manchester United striker enjoyed a round in Cheshire on Wednesday. The England captain caused a stir at the weekend when a video emerged of him, appearing to be knocked out cold by Sunderland defender Phil Bardsley after an impromptu sparring session in his kitchen. The 29-year-old followed it up just hours later on Sunday with one of the best celebrations of the season after he scored the second in United's 3-0 Barclays Premier League win over Tottenham at Old Trafford. Wayne Rooney took a break from the daily grind by trying out a new club at a golf courseRooney got the rub of the green after driving through Spurs' defence to score United's third on SundayHe celebrated in knockout fashion after the release of a video showing Phil Bardsley flooring him with a jab in his kitchenAnd after the victory consolidated a Champions League spot, the United man headed to the golf course with Liverpool loomingThe Manchester United striker tried out a new club on the course, and said it was above par 
 Questions:But he may have a different swinging celebration up his sleeve if he scores against United's arch-rivals _ this Sunday. (A) Wayne Rooney (B) Manchester United (C) Cheshire (D) England (E) Sunderland (F) Phil Bardsley (G) United (H) Barclays Premier League (I) Tottenham (J) Old Trafford (K) Rooney (L) Spurs (M) Champions League (N) Liverpool

A: (N)
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Q: Huma Abedin, the Hillary Clinton aide often spotted at the ex-secretary of state's side, will testify before the House committee investigating the Benghazi terrorist attack tomorrow. Congress is currently in recess, but the committee will convene tomorrow to hear from Abedin in an interview that is taking place behind closed doors on Capitol Hill, a committee source confirmed. The testimony will be focused on the attacks on the American facilities in Benghazi, Libya on Sept. 11, 2012, and how the executive branch handled them and the congressional inquiries that followed. Abedin won't be asked about her 'special government employee' status, which allowed her to work for the State Department, as well as the Clinton Foundation and private company Teneo – an eyebrow-raising employment arrangement that has come under scrutiny in light of Clinton's current email scandal.Congress is currently in recess, but the Benghazi committee will convene tomorrow to hear from Abedin behind closed doorsAbedin's testimony precedes Clinton's own appearance before the panel, a week from today, on October 22Clinton's campaign thinks the Benghazi committee is a 'partisan farce'; ex-secretary will testify, though, because she wants to clear her nameSee our full coverage of Hillary Clinton's presidential bid 
 Questions:An ex-staffer for the panel, who had been fired subsequently, claimed that he was dismissed because he raised concerns that Clinton was being put on trial more than the rest of her _ colleagues. (A) Huma Abedin (B) Hillary Clinton (C) House (D) Benghazi (E) Congress (F) Abedin (G) Capitol Hill (H) American (I) Libya (J) State Department (K) Clinton Foundation (L) Teneo (M) Clinton

A: (J)
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Q: Hillary Clinton sought to clarify her "dead broke" comment that generated a critical reaction in social media and energized her detractors, saying simply that she and her husband have known periods in their lives when they struggled financially to pay off debt. In another interview as her new memoir, "Hard Choices," hit bookstores on Tuesday, Clinton found herself again talking about her immediate post White House years when the former first family owed millions to lawyers and had nothing in the bank as they transitioned to a new life. In an interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer that aired on Monday, Mrs. Clinton said she and former President Bill Clinton were "dead broke" and "struggled to piece together the resources" for mortgages in pricey Washington and the New York suburbs and their daughter Chelsea's tuition at prestigious Stanford University.Clinton defends her tenure at State Department, pushes back on Benghazi criticsOn the subject of Monica Lewinsky, Clinton says she has "moved on"She says the Clintons were broke when they left the White House in 2001She will decide on presidential run "when it feels right for me to decide" 
 Questions:"She is perfectly free to do that," Clinton said about _'s essay. (A) Hillary Clinton (B) Hard Choices (C) Clinton (D) White House (E) ABC (F) Diane Sawyer (G) Bill Clinton (H) Washington (I) New York (J) Chelsea (K) Stanford University (L) State Department (M) Benghazi (N) Monica Lewinsky (O) Clintons

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