In this task, you will be presented with a passage, and you need to write an **implausible** answer to to fill in the place of "_". Your answer should be incorrect, but should not be out of context. Try using words that are related to the context of the passage, but are not the correct answer.  Even though there exist multiple wrong answers, we only need a single wrong answer.

Q: UNITED NATIONS (CNN) -- The 15th anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda brought American U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice to tears as she reflected on her personal memories surrounding the slaughter. U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice recalls her time in Rwanda working for the Clinton administration. Rice visited Rwanda as a staff member in former President Bill Clinton's National Security Council six months after the ethnic cleansing. She explained how even months after the violence she encountered decomposing bodies at one of the massacre sites. "For me, the memory of stepping around and over those corpses will remain the most searing reminder imaginable of what our work here must aim to prevent," she said Tuesday at a special commemorative event at United Nations headquarters in New York.U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice recalls stepping over corpses in RwandaUnited Nations ceremony recalls 1994 mass killings in RwandaObama says tragedy must always be remembered 
 Question:President _ also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.

A: UNITED NATIONS
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Q: Washington (CNN) -- Hindsight is 20/20, they say, but some people may need backwards-looking glasses in debating whether the State Department under Hillary Clinton erred two years ago by not designating Boko Haram a terrorist group. The question arose Thursday as part of the international focus on last month's abduction of more than 200 schoolgirls by the jihadist group in northeast Nigeria that threatens to sell them into slavery. A Daily Beast article raised the issue. It quoted an anonymous U.S. official who criticized the Clinton State Department for rejecting calls in 2012 by some in Congress, the Department of Justice and others to add Boko Haram to the terror list as a threat to U.S. interests and homeland security.Republicans criticize Hillary Clinton's handling of Nigerian jihadist groupUnder Clinton, the State Department didn't add Boko Haram to the terror listIt's not a cut-and-dried issue, argues a former State Department officialThe GOP attacks seek to weaken Clinton for her possible 2016 presidential run 
 Question:_ supporters referred journalists to the 2012 letter from the 24 academics but otherwise avoided commenting on State Department steps then.

A: Washington
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Q: Forget chicken fingers and fries — Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka's twins prefer much more foodie-approved fare than the average four-year-old. In a recent interview, David, 39, explained how being a personal chef and graduate of the famed Le Cordon Bleu cooking school has helped him to influence his children's culinary tastes. 'I cook for them a ton!' he told The New Potato. 'My kids are crazy eaters. They have incredible palates.' Scroll down for video Say cheese: Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka's adorable twins love food and have unusually refined palates for four-year-olds, including a love for seafood and spicesDavid says daughter Harper and son Gideon have incredibly sophisticated tastesThe 39-year-old actor has worked as a personal chef and attended Le Cordon Bleu cooking schoolGideon eats everything, while Harper favors 'strong' flavors and 'anything chocolate'Though David is the cook in the family, Neil is good at plating the food 
 Question:Son Gideon eats everything that is put in front of him, said _, but favors clams, sushi, octopus, grilled pork, steak, Parmesan cheese, coconut, and spices like ginger, mint, and cinnamon.

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Neil Patrick Harris
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