In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

Q: Paul O'Connell has been backed to fight back from hamstring surgery and forge a formidable end to his career at Toulon. O'Connell's long-time Ireland and Munster team-mate Donnacha Ryan tipped his good friend to extend his playing days for at least two more years. Ireland captain O'Connell's World Cup and Test career came to an abrupt end in Sunday's 24-9 victory over France, the 35-year-old carried from the field on a stretcher and in considerable pain. The Munster stalwart must now beat his nasty injury in order to take up his new deal at Cote d'Azur heavyweights Toulon - but Ryan is adamant his long-term role model will pull it off.Paul O'Connell suffered a torn hamstring against France on SundayIreland captain has been ruled out of the rest of the Rugby World CupDonnacha Ryan believes O'Connell could play on for five more yearsIreland face Argentina in their quarter-final in Cardiff on SundayRugby World Cup 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest news and more

A: 'He's got another two years in his career,' said Ryan of _.
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Q: Passengers aboard a SkyWest flight to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, were stunned Tuesday when an hour from reaching their sunny vacation destination, their pilot turned the plane around due to 'paperwork issues.' Flight 4507 departed Salt Lake City International Airport just after noon Tuesday, carrying 57 travelers en route to the popular resort town on the Pacific Ocean. But less than two hours into the three-hour flight, a pilot's voice came over the intercom to announce that the small Canadair jet will be returning back to Utah. Scroll down for video Clerical snafu: SkyWest Flight 4507 carrying 57 passengers to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Tuesday was forced to turn around and return to Utah due to a paperwork issueSkyWest Flight 4507 departed Salt Lake City International Airport Tuesday afternoon, carrying 57 vacationers to Puerto VallartaPilot's voice came over intercom an hour away from scheduled arrival time saying plane will be returning to Salt Lake City due to clerical errorTravelers were offered hotels rooms and food vouchers, and rebooked on a Wednesday flight

A: The pilot explained to passengers that he could not land in _.
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Q: It's the call centre accused of plaguing Britain with an incredible six million calls a day. Now The Mail on Sunday can reveal the chequered background of the man responsible – involving disputes with famous names and a string of failed businesses. Russell Church is the main shareholder in a company that is currently under investigation for bombarding its victims, including the elderly and vulnerable, with unsolicited nuisance calls selling debt management and payment protection insurance (PPI) claims services. Earlier this month the cold-call 'factory' based at an anonymous business complex in Hove, East Sussex, was raided by the Information Commissioner's Office, which is responsible for the enforcement of the Data Protection Act.Main shareholder investigated for selling debt management and PPI claims18 of his firms have gone into liquidation and he owes creditors millionsCold-call 'factory' raided by Information Commissioner's Office this monthAnonymous firm is reported to hold a staggering 90 million phone numbersMeanwhile two firms who offering are to 'block cold calls' being monitoredCold Call Elimination allegedly gives impression they are calling from BTBeing banned from running companies because of unpaid taxes and National Insurance payments;Eighteen of his firms going into liquidation, owing creditors millions of pounds;Taking thousands of pounds in subscription fees from teenage Boyzone fans for a magazine that folded after one issue;A legal claim from TV presenter Anne Diamond over an offensive cartoon in a magazine he published.

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Recent figures show that 30 million _ receive up to a billion nuisance phone calls and text messages every year.
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