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 _ .
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Question: Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- South Korea's spy chief said Wednesday that there is a high chance that North Korea will attack again following a strike last month that has led to renewed tensions on the peninsula, the Yonhap news agency reported. South Korean lawmaker Rhee Beum-Kwan quoted National Intelligence Service chief Won Sei-hoon as making the prediction, Yonhap reported. "North Korea pushed for reckless actions as internal complaints grew over its hereditary power succession and economic situations worsened," the lawmaker quoted Won as saying. Meanwhile, South Korea and the United States wrapped up joint military exercises on the Yellow Sea, while South Korea carried on with plans for artillery firing drills next week amid simmering tensions with Pyongyang.Intelligence chief warns of more attacksReport: S. Korea is in talks with the U.S. for more drills to deal with "provocation by the enemy"Government ministers from South Korea and Japan will attend a December meetingNorth Korea warns U.S.-South Korea drills could lead to "all-out war any time"

Answer: The _ is the acronym for North Korea's formal name: the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.


Question: Washington (CNN) Carol Swain, a conservative African-American professor, slammed the Black Lives Matter movement Saturday, calling it a "very destructive force" in America. CNN's Michael Smerconish asked Swain, along with civil rights attorney Areva Martin, to comment on the conservative website Drudge Report's decision to lead the homepage with the title "Black Lives Kill" following the shooting of police officers in Dallas. The headline was quickly pulled down. "Is this the end of the Black Lives Matter movement?" Smerconish asked. "I certainly hope so," Swain, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, responded on CNN's "Smerconish." "Because I believe that it's been a very destructive force in America, and I urge all of your viewers to go to that website and look at what they're really about. It's a Marxist organization all about black liberation. It's not really addressing the real problems affecting African-Americans and so it's problematic, it's misleading black people, it needs to go."Carol Swain says the Black Lives Matter movement "needs to go"Swain's comments quickly sparked criticism

Answer: "_ has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."


Question: For those who first encountered Billy Crystal in the 1989 film When Harry Met Sally or who, like me, go back even further, to the Seventies, when he daringly played one of the first gay characters on mainstream television in the U.S. sitcom Soap, here is a book to make us feel old. But that's OK, because it's a book about feeling old. The first wave of the so-called baby-boomers are now the age their grandparents were when they were born, if not older. He can see, just by watching them trudging around the local shopping mall, that some of his contemporaries have given up on life. 'Poor guys, they have no shoulders. They're just following their wives...getting excited only when they can have a new front door key made at the locksmith kiosk.'67-year-old Billy Crystal's autobiography is stuffed with tales of celebritiesBrian Viner says the book is warm-hearted and occasionally hilariousCrystal reflects on the ageing process and the prospect of death

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When, as star and producer of the film City Slickers, _ invited Charles Bronson to consider playing a veteran cowboy, the famous tough-guy actor phoned him, barely able to contain his fury.