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.

[EX Q]: (CNN) -- The age rating for new mobile video-sharing app Vine has been raised to 17+, meaning appropriate for users 17 and older, after it was flooded with pornographic images. Since its launch two weeks ago, the Twitter-owned Vine had been rated 12+ in Apple's App Store, the only place it is currently available. But sexually explicit video clips almost immediately began appearing within the app, including one mistakenly showcased in its "Editor's Picks" section, drawing outrage from some users. The new rating, for such criteria as "frequent/intense sexual content or nudity," means users wishing to download Vine must click on a window promising that they are over 17. There is no age-verification system, however, and nothing to stop younger users from downloading the app.The age rating for new mobile video-sharing app Vine has been raised to 17+Sexually explicit video clips have been appearing within the appSince its launch two weeks ago, the Twitter-owned Vine app had been rated 12+ 
 Question:The issue made headlines January 28 when _ users noticed a video of what was described as hardcore pornography showcased in the prominent Editor's Picks section of the mobile app.
[EX A]: CNN

[EX Q]: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wasted little time escaping to Norfolk haven, Anmer Hall, for some much-needed family time in rural tranquility with their new daughter, Princess Charlotte, and son Prince George. And now it has been revealed that Kate and Prince William are looking to further enhance their ten-bedroom Georgian house, a gift from the Queen, which is to be their home for the next few years. Planning application has been submitted to the borough council seeking permission to re-site a tennis court at Anmer Hall. The 3.65-hectare court will sit adjacent to the stately home overlooking the luscious parks and ponds.Planning application has been submitted to the borough councilThe 3.65 hectare tennis court will sit adjacent to the stately homeHard court will have an AstroTurf surface and will replace an existing courtPlanning notice is online for public to submit comments by the end of JulyKate and William are raising their family at Norfolk bolthole 
 Question:'Moving the court further away from the Hall improves the views from the _ and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
[EX A]: Duke

[EX Q]: Almost one in three cases Britain has lost at the European Court of Human Rights were won by terrorists, prisoners or convicted criminals, it was revealed today. Murderers, IRA gunmen and suspects linked to Islamist terror groups like Al Qaeda are among the 94 claimants to have won 297 cases against the UK in Strasbourg since 1975. The most high profile recent case was the refusal of a Home Office order to deport hate preacher Abu Qatada - once dubbed Osama Bin Laden's right hand man in Europe. He claimed his trial for plotting an alleged terror attack in Jordan would be unfair because some of the evidence used against him may have been obtained by torture.94 of 297 cases won against UK in Strasbourg were by dangerous peopleTerrorists with links to the IRA and groups like Al Qaeda among winnersCritics say 94 cases show Strasbourg has gone 'well beyond human rights'Campaigners today claim the figures support Human Rights argument 
 Question:'That’s good for everyone, including the _, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
[EX A]:
Britain