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]: Santiago de Cuba (CNN) Hurricane Matthew took aim at the Bahamas on Thursday after leaving behind a humanitarian crisis in Haiti. At least 15 people died from Matthew's wrath in Haiti, the Dominican Republic and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, officials said. Haiti, still recovering from the catastrophic 2010 earthquake, was hit the hardest. As the death toll rises and crucial infrastructure crumbles, thousands have been displaced. Mourad Wahba, the UN secretary-general's deputy special representative for Haiti, described Matthew as the "largest humanitarian event" since the earthquake. The devastation was especially brutal in southern Haiti, where winds of 125 mph (200 kph) destroyed homes, flooded villages and cut off the island from the rest of the country.Main bridge leading to devastated southern Haiti has collapsedMatthew is set to pummel the United States later this week 
 Question:At least 1,580 homes have been flooded, and about 3,215 families have been affected by _, the country's Civil Protection Agency said.
[A]: Santiago de Cuba


[Q]: Tony Blair today insisted history would be 'more balanced in its judgement' of his decision to invade Iraq than people today. The unrepentant former Prime Minister, who has apologised for aspects of the Iraq War including the failure to plan properly for the aftermath of the dictator's overthrow in 2003, said he was 'glad' Saddam Hussein had been removed. Mr Blair said the late Iraqi dictator would have acted like Syrian leader Bashar Assad and brutally turned on his own people if he had not been overthrown. Despite defending his decision to join the US-led invasion Mr Blair said he understood the 'anger and anxiety' caused by the conflict.Former PM apologised for the failure to plan the aftermath of 2003 conflictHe also admitted that the invasion was in part to blame for the rise of ISISBut today Mr Blair insisted he was 'glad' Saddam Hussein was removedHe said that his decision to invade will be seen differently in future years 
 Question:Mr Blair acknowledged that '_ has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
[A]: Tony Blair


[Q]: The White House, sensing a legislative defeat was nigh, today said President Barack Obama would be willing to meet Congress half way and sign legislation codifying its role in processing a nuclear deal with Iran if a Senate committee axed key portions of the bill during a formal review this afternoon. Senators later voted 19-0 to give the White House some of, but not all of its asks, and left in a signature feature of the bill giving Congress the authority to approve a final deal with Iran that the White House earlier implied may have been on the chopping block.Sensing a legislative defeat White House said the president would be willing to sign the bill if senators axed key portions of their Iran billSenators voted 19-0 to give the White House some of, but not all of its asks, and left in a signature feature giving Congress authority over a dealIt now goes to the full Senate, where it is could pass with a veto-proof majority - making the president powerless to reject it 
 Question:In the end, the committee decided to buck the _.
[A]:
Barack Obama