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.

Input: Consider Input: San Diego (CNN) -- It can't be. The Republican Party's wise new sage on immigration is ... Mitt Romney? In a recent interview with Univision, the Spanish-language television network, the former presidential candidate -- whom some suspect may be gearing up to run again in 2016 -- criticized President Obama's use of executive action to temporarily re-prioritize deportations. Nothing new here, folks. Most Republicans posed the same criticism, even at the cost of looking like hypocrites for contradicting their George W. Bush-era views in favor of expanding executive power. One minute, Republicans are threatening not to work with Obama on any issue; the next, they're whining that Obama didn't wait around to work with them on immigration.Ruben Navarrette: In the 2012 election, Mitt Romney was a backward voice on immigrationHe criticized Rick Perry, Newt Gingrich for ideas that helped immigrants, Navarrette saysNavarrette: This year, Romney is wisely calling on GOP to pass immigration reformHe says it's the one smart way Republicans can respond to Obama's executive action 
 Questions:Moreover, now that Obama has put _ in "check" with his executive action, the only move they have left for "checkmate" is to pass an immigration bill that is more substantial than his executive action. (A) San Diego (B) CNN (C) Republican Party (D) Mitt Romney (E) Univision (F) Spanish (G) Obama (H) George W. Bush (I) Ruben Navarrette (J) Rick Perry (K) Newt Gingrich (L) Navarrette (M) Romney

Output: (C)


Input: Consider Input: We understand why Raheem Sterling has left Liverpool. He wants an upgrade: in the standard of his team-mates, the potential for achievement, quite probably in salary, too. So, yes, we get it. What is harder to fathom is why Manchester City have been so determined to sign him. Do they think Sterling will change, simply by swapping a red shirt for sky blue? What leads Manchester City to think he will treat their club with any more respect than Liverpool, if circumstances change? Sterling’s behaviour in recent weeks should be a warning sign. Having put up with Carlos Tevez taking a mid-season sabbatical, why would they wish to go through that turmoil again?Manchester City have £49m bid for Liverpool's Raheem Sterling acceptedSterling has angled for a move and has skipped training and a tourManuel Pellegrini has placed faith in Sterling but should not expect it backMo Farah was right to snub Andy Vernon handshake at Diamond LeagueSerena Williams is possibly the greatest female athlete of all timeREAD: The most expensive signings by British clubs after SterlingREAD: Sterling's record Manchester City move will leave QPR £9m richer 
 Questions:_, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions. (A) Raheem Sterling (B) Liverpool (C) Manchester City (D) Sterling (E) Carlos Tevez (F) Manuel Pellegrini (G) Mo Farah (H) Andy Vernon (I) Diamond League (J) Serena Williams (K) British (L) QPR

Output: (G)


Input: Consider Input: (CNN) After more than five years of touting "birther" conspiracy theories, Donald Trump on Friday finally conceded a simple truth: "President Barack Obama was born in the United States." He did not apologize or speak to his own role in spreading the falsehood, which many people see as an attempt to undermine the legitimacy of America's first black president. Instead, Trump offered a curt admission tainted by yet another demonstrably false charge: that Hillary Clinton and her 2008 primary campaign "started" the racially charged smear. Both FactCheck.org (working with CNN's Jake Tapper) and PolitiFact have refuted the suggestion on multiple occasions. But the revisionist telling that Clinton was somehow involved persists, thanks in large part to Trump. He has peddled it for years and is now promoting it to deflect attention from his own leading role in advancing the lie.Trump offered a curt admission tainted by yet another demonstrably false chargeHere's a look at the underlying disputes 
 Questions:The campaign also responded in 2008 to allegations, made by Matt Drudge, that "stressed Clinton staffers" were circulating a photo of _ wearing a turban with a blanket denunciation. (A) Donald Trump (B) Barack Obama (C) United States (D) America (E) Trump (F) Hillary Clinton (G) FactCheck.org (H) CNN (I) Jake Tapper (J) PolitiFact (K) Clinton


Output: (B)