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.

(CNN) Mitt Romney has added his voice to the chorus of Republicans who are dismayed that an ignorant demagogue such as Donald Trump could be poised to capture the presidential nomination of their grand and noble party. In a speech Thursday morning, Romney said, "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud. His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University." He laid out a comprehensive case for why Republicans should reject Trump and pick one of the other candidates still in the race. But before we start lauding Romney for being a statesmanlike voice of reason and moderation, it's worth remembering a few things about him.Paul Waldman: Romney, GOP have used same ugly tactics as Trump, only with more politesseHe says Romney's 2012 campaign used racial code words, bullying mightTrumpism is GOP conservatism stripped of its veneer of subtlety, Waldman says 
 Questions:It may not have been quite as appalling as what _ is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply. (A) CNN (B) Mitt Romney (C) Republicans (D) Donald Trump (E) Romney (F) Paul Waldman (G) GOP (H) Waldman
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NEW YORK (CNN) -- John McCain has learned his lesson: Don't ever cancel on David Letterman. Appearing on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" Thursday, the Republican presidential candidate apologized for skipping out on a scheduled visit in September that Letterman later made the subject of an ongoing joke. "I screwed up," McCain told Letterman more than once in the interview that aired Thursday night. McCain's appearance on the show comes three weeks after he raised the ire of the generally mild-mannered host by canceling at the last minute, citing his decision to suspend his presidential campaign because of the financial crisis."I screwed up," John McCain tells David Letterman for canceling scheduled visitLetterman used McCain's no-show as subject of ongoing jokeMcCain also discussed Sarah Palin, Obama's ties to 1960s' radical William Ayers 
 Questions:When Letterman asked McCain about Palin's charge that _ "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did." (A) NEW YORK (B) CNN (C) John McCain (D) David Letterman (E) CBS (F) Late Show (G) Republican (H) Letterman (I) McCain (J) Sarah Palin (K) Obama (L) William Ayers
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Article Sponsored by Pimm's It's the oldest tennis tournament in the world and there have been no shortage of memorable moments since Wimbledon first flung open its doors in 1877. Fred Perry's 1936 victory and Andy Murray's 2013 triumph have both gone down in sporting history, as has John McEnroe's furious 1981 display and Jana Novotna's tears after losing the 1993 final. Just as memorable is the off-court action, whether a Royal Box that glitters with big names or a certain Mrs Murray declaring her lust for her son's opponent, as happened in 2011. As tennis fans prepare to crack open the Pimm's and ready the strawberries and cream, we cast a nostalgic eye back over the most momentous moments of the last 138 years.Memorable moments include Andy Murray's 2013 men's singles victoryThe 2014 final crowd had more celebs than an Oscars partyPat Cash's 1987 climb into the crowd caused uproarJohn McEnroe's 1981 meltdown arguably the best ever on-court tantrum 
 Questions:_ is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final. (A) Pimm's (B) Wimbledon (C) Fred Perry (D) Andy Murray (E) John McEnroe (F) Jana Novotna (G) Royal Box (H) Murray (I) Pimm (J) Oscars (K) Pat Cash

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