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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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Washington (CNN) When stories about you offering to resign due to increasingly strained relations with your boss are the high point of your week, you know it's not been a good seven days. That's how it went for Attorney General Jeff Sessions this week. Things started off poorly when a series of pieces detailed his ongoing issues with President Donald Trump. This, from CNN's Sara Murray and Stephen Collinson, paints an ugly picture for Sessions: "Sessions and the President have had a series of heated exchanges in recent weeks, prompted by the attorney general's decision to recuse himself from the probe into Russia interference in the election and alleged collusion by Trump aides, a source close to Sessions told CNN on Tuesday."Trump doesn't like to ever apologize, retreat or concedeSessions did just that, in Trump's eyes, when he recused himself from the federal Russia probe
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"At one point, Sessions made clear he would be willing to resign if _ no longer wanted him."


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Earlier this week, Alberto Salazar released an 11,000-word defence to doping allegations. As part of his defence, Salazar has tried to discredit Steve Magness - a former coach for the Nike Oregon Project - who has given evidence against his old boss. On Thursday night, Magness issued a detailed statement to Sportsmail which can be found below. The claims in the following statement have not been substantiated by Sportsmail. 'Yesterday (Wednesday) Alberto Salazar broke three weeks of silence to respond to the BBC/ProPublica investigation of doping at the Nike Oregon Project. Although Salazar promised he would show that the allegations against him are 'false,' his statements actually confirm what I witnessed and what I told to the BBC/ProPublica reporters in their documentary last month.Alberto Salazar delivered an 11,000-word defence to doping allegationsSalazar tried to discredit former Nike Oregon Project coach Steve MagnessMagness issued a detailed statement to Sportsmail on Thursday night
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In reality, I left the _ under a mutual agreement to terminate my contract, dated June 27, 2012 so that I could pursue other coaching opportunities.


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FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke said on Wednesday he was not guilty of any corrupt practice in a $10 million bank transaction under investigation by US authorities and saw no reason to stand down. A letter from the South African FA, addressed to Valcke, detailing the specifics of the payment made in 2008 emerged on Tuesday and triggered Sepp Blatter's resignation as FIFA president later that day. South Africa have reiterated their denial that a payment of $10million to former FIFA vice president Jack Warner during their successful bid for the 2010 World Cup was a bribe. Valcke, who has not been arrested or connected with any criminal proceedings, has now stood firm saying that he will not step down from his senior FIFA role.A letter emerged on Tuesday detailing a $10m payment made by South Africa in 2008 to 'support the African diaspora in Caribbean countries'US indictment claims money was a bribe for votes to host World CupÂSouth Africa sports minister Fikile Mbalula has refuted that claimThe letter was addressed to FIFA secretary general Jerome ValckeValcke told French radio he has no reason to feel guilty or step downÂ
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However, the US indictment says the money - an alleged bribe from _ for the World Cup - was shared by Warner and other CONCACAF members in return for their votes.