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.

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's launch of two major military strikes in the last two weeks raises a question about his 2016 declaration that the US can no longer be the world's policeman: Has Trump changed his mind? Eighty-six days into the new administration, the President seems to pivoting away from the "America First" doctrine that drove his campaign and foreshadowed a withdrawal from the world stage. Some of Trump's foreign policy decisions still seem to reflect that protectionist view -- in particular his decision to slash the budget for US diplomacy. But Trump's recent use of military force in Syria and Afghanistan points to a possible evolution in his thinking about the use of American power and how best to wield it on the world stage.Trump has taken action in places like Yemen, Syria, AfghanistanThe moves have given US power a shot in the arm, according to observers 
 Questions:But that "total authorization" has raised concerns that _ may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization. (A) Washington (B) CNN (C) Donald Trump (D) US (E) America First (F) Syria (G) Afghanistan (H) American (I) Yemen
(C)

A grief stricken family have spent eight years routinely scouring bushland in a desperate attempt to find their son’s remains after his suspicious disappearance; believing he was ‘killed and dumped like a wild animal’. Sydney couple Faye and Mark Leveson believed the heart-breaking search for their son, 20-year-old Matthew Leveson, was almost over when someone finally admitted to killing and burying him. They were shattered when the confession was revealed to be a cruel hoax after an almost year-long police investigation. ‘It feels like Matt’s been murdered all over again,’ Mr Leveson told Daily Mail Australia. The family are desperate to solve the mystery behind Matthew’s suspicious disappearance and are disgusted to have been manipulated by ‘some ratbag playing a mean, cruel joke.’Matthew Leveson went missing in September 2007 and was never foundThe Leveson family spent eight years trying to find their missing sonThey scour bushland for his body, hoping one day they 'get lucky'Police were investigating a fresh lead after a man confessed to the killingIt was subsequently revealed the confession was only a cruel hoaxThe man who confessed previously lied to police about finding remains in the Royal National Park where Mr Leveson is thought to be buriedThe Leveson's and police were 'devastated' by the deceptive claim'We were excited, we thought finally, we are going to get this ratbag' 
 Questions:‘He was a gorgeous kid with a cheeky glint in his eye – he was a bit of a prankster,’ Ms _ remembered fondly. (A) Sydney (B) Faye (C) Mark Leveson (D) Matt’s (E) Daily Mail Australia (F) Matthew’s (G) Royal National Park
(C)

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's tax controversy and his self-destructive lack of discipline threaten to drain the Republican nominee of something he can't afford: time. With 36 days remaining before Election Day, the real estate mogul's campaign is consumed with the fallout from a New York Times story published over the weekend that found Trump reported a $916 million loss in 1995. That loss could mean Trump went 18 years without paying federal income taxes. Those findings -- which Trump's campaign isn't disputing but haven't been independently confirmed by CNN -- would be daunting for any presidential candidate to overcome. But they're especially challenging for Trump, who is losing control of the campaign's narrative after a strong September in which he narrowed the race with Hillary Clinton.Trump is losing control of the campaign's narrative after a strong SeptemberTime is dwindling for Trump to regain his grip on the campaign's message 
 Questions:The GOP nominee's closest surrogates launched a fierce defense of _ Sunday, portraying him as a master of business who expertly used the tax code to his benefit -- and that of his investors. (A) Washington (B) CNN (C) Donald Trump (D) Republican (E) Election Day (F) New York Times (G) Hillary Clinton

(C)