Given a document, generate a short title of the document. The title should convey the main idea/event/topic about which the document is being written. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Input: Consider Input: The Walking Dead returned with a bang for its eighth season Sunday night  as Alexandria  the Hilltop and the Kingdom escalated the conflict with Negan and the Saviors to all-out war. Before leading the attack on the Sanctuary   Rick  delivered one of  his  classic impassioned speeches about the meaning of the group's mission.
"We found each other and that bigger world is ours by right "  he  said. "And if we've come together  all of us  it's that much more true. It's ours by right. Any person who would live in peace and fairness  who would find common ground  they're right too. But those who use and take and kill to carve out the world and make it theirs alone  we end them. We don't celebrate it. We don't have shame about it either. There's only one person who has to die and I will kill him  myself . I will."
However  there were also a series of cryptic flash-forwards interspersed with the present-day battle scenes that featured a much older  Rick  waking up in  his  home with Michonne  Carl and Judith followed by a wildly distressed  Rick  alone in an unclear location. "My mercy prevails over my wrath " the tearful  Rick  whispers near the end of the episode.
The old-man Rick sequence was teased in the trailer for the season that premiered at San Diego Comic-Con and led fans to speculate that the show intended to mirror the time-jump that takes place in the Walking Dead comic books following the war with Negan. But judging by the setup of the premiere  it seems more likely that it is only Rick's vision of what could have been if he and his family had been able to live in peace.

Output: The Walking Dead Season 8 Recap: Who Is Old Man Rick ?


Input: Consider Input: Hong Hai Group Chairman Terry Gou said Tuesday that investigations by Chinese authorities have found none of the 10 suicides at his group's Shenzhen complex in Guangdong province had anything to do with the working conditions there.
 Guo said at the group's shareholders meeting that Chinese authorities sent a team of 200-odd officials to conduct a 10-day on-site investigation into the reasons behind the incidents at the Shenzhen complex  where over 400 000 people are employed.
 The next day  another Foxconn worker jumped to his death  bringing the total number of suicides to 10 and the number of attempts to 12 and fueling criticism that Gou is "running a blood and sweat factory."
 Guo said that after a thorough investigation  the Chinese officials did not "detain" him  which meant that Hon Hai was not at fault.
 "None of the 12 suicide attempts at the Shenzhen complex were a result of poor working conditions or low salaries as has been alleged " Guo said.
 He said he would not rule out the possibility of suing the media organizations or journalists for their groundless reports.
 Citing surveys in China  he said more than 100 million people in China suffer from various types of mental disorders and 16 million of them are categorized as being in "serious condition".
 Based on these statistics  Gou said  the percentage of attempted suicides among Foxconn's 450 000 workers in Shenzhen is substantially lower than the percentage of mentally ill people in China's total population.
 As part of the group's efforts to stem the suicide attempts  it will stop offering compensation of 10 years salary to the families of suicide victims  Guo said.
 The decision was made after one of the workers who attempted suicide was found to have told his family in a suicide note that the company will pay them a large sum if he succeeded in killing himself  according to Kuo.

Output: Guo defends company after suicide cases at Shenzhen factory


Input: Consider Input: And  Shiffrin  might one day pass them both.
A month shy of her 23rd birthday   Shiffrin  already has 41 World Cup wins. But most of those have been in the tech events  meaning she and Vonn rarely crossed paths on the World Cup circuit. That changed this season  as  Shiffrin  began adding speed events to her schedule.
With  Shiffrin  hoping to do all five events in Pyeongchang  the idea of seeing  her  and Vonn  33  go head-to-head with Olympic gold on the line was one of the most tantalizing storylines of the Games. But the fireworks keep fizzling.
First was Saturday’s Super-G  which  Shiffrin  dropped after racing the giant slalom and slalom the two previous days. (And taking gold in the GS  for those keeping track.) Now it’s the downhill  which  Shiffrin  is skipping to focus on the Alpine combined that was moved from Friday to Thursday.
Then again  it feels right that  Vonn  gets the spotlight to  herself  in the race that's defined  her .
For all that  she ’s achieved  Vonn's luck at the Olympics has been stunningly bad.  She  was eighth in the downhill in Turin  two days after  she  had to be airlifted to a hospital following a scary crash in training.  She  missed Sochi after reinjuring  her  knee about six weeks before the Games.
Even in Vancouver  where  she  won gold in the downhill and bronze in the Super-G   she  was skiing with a badly bruised shin.
With one last chance to have the Olympics  she  wants   Vonn  has poured every bit of  herself  into these Games. The death of  her  beloved grandfather  Don Kildow  on Nov. 1 only hardened  her  resolve.
“This time I have a more important mission; win for my late Grandpa  ” Vonn  said in an Instagram post the night before the Super-G. “He will be watching from the best seat in the house  hopefully looking out for me and guiding me down the mountain.”
 Vonn  didn’t win the Super-G  tying for sixth after making a mistake in the last turn. But  she  was upbeat afterward  knowing  her  best race was still in front of  her .
“In general  this season  I feel like I’ve been much better in downhill than Super-G ”  Vonn  said Saturday. “And this hill  it suits me really well for downhill."
 She ’s backed that up so far.  She  had the fastest time in Sunday’s training run. Despite backing off a bit Monday   she  still finished third  .35 seconds behind Austria’s Stephanie Venier.
“I’m not looking to do anything special here in the training runs ”  Vonn  said Monday. “I just want to get a feeling for the line. I’m trying some different skis every day to seeing what’s running. But  in general  I’m really happy.”
It is only a matter of days before  Vonn ’s Olympic career is over  and  she  can see the finish line ahead. But as  she ’s done for the better part of two decades now   she  will not let up until  she ’s crossed it  pushing hard until the very end.
“You can’t get too sentimental right now because I still have to race  I still have to be focused ”  she  said. “Afterwards I’ll do some reflecting.”
And savor that one last race that belonged all to  her .


Output: Lindsey Vonn in spotlight as showdown with Mikaela Shiffrin delayed