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]: A new survey of voters has revealed the TV characters they most associate with party leaders with David Cameron described as Dick Dastardly, while Ed Miliband is compared to Mr Bean. The poll, commissioned by former Tory treasurer Lord Ashcroft also saw Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg likened to Fred from Scooby Doo. While Ukip's Nigel Farage was associated with tough-guy actor Ray Winstone. A new poll has shown that voters most associate David Cameron with the Wacky Races cartoon character Dick Dastardly, right Voters likened Labour leader Ed Miliband, left, to comic character Mr Bean, right, played by Rowan AtkinsonNew poll has shown which TV characters voters associate with leadersDavid Cameron is described as Dick Dastardly and Ed Miliband as Mr BeanLib Dem leader Nick Clegg is compared to Fred from cartoon Scooby DooWhile Ukip leader Nigel Farage is likened to the actor Ray WinstonePoll also reveals surge by SNP will rob Labour of a Commons majorityStudy of marginal constituencies suggests Labour and Conservatives are heading for electoral 'deadlock' - with neither party able to govern alone 
 Question:The poll suggests that Labour and the _ will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
[A]: David Cameron


[Q]: Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has added his name to the chorus of people who are upset with Quentin Tarantino for going on an anti-police march where he branded cops 'murderers'. Weinstein, is said to be absolutely furious at his close friend Tarantino for attending the anti-police rally on October 24 and sources told Page Six he wants him to apologize. The powerful Hollywood producer fears that there could be a backlash against Tarantino's future movies after police groups called for a boycott of the director's latest flick 'The Hateful Eight.' An insider told Page Six: 'The last thing Harvey needs is a boycott that will scare off Oscar voters and hurt the box office.'Harvey Weinstein is upset Quentin Tarantino went on the march in OctoberSources told The New York Post he wants him to apologize or backtrackWeinstein is the latest in a series of people upset with the directorTarantino's cousin, a former cop said that he nearly died in the line of dutyFrank Gucciardi, 81, almost died responding to Columbia riots in 1968Tarantino's dad also spoke out saying many of their family are cops 
 Question:However, he is already attempting to make amends with police officers and their families over the wounds opened up by _'s remarks.
[A]: Hollywood


[Q]: Manchester City have swooped for a second summer running for a big-priced defender, signing Argentina’s Nicolas Otamendi from Valencia for a fee of £32million on a five-year deal - a year after buying Eliaquim Mangala for £42m from Porto and two third-party ownership groups. The signing of Otamendi brings City’s summer outlay close to £100m, with the club still being strongly linked to a £50m deal for Wolfsburg's Kevin De Bruyne. Nick Harris explores whether UEFA have given up on Financial Fair Play and trying to keep spending down - or whether there is another explanation for the splurge.Manchester City have spent nearly £100m on five players this summerKevin de Bruyne is also expected to join for another £50mBut City's net spend could be as little as £35m due to clever accountingIt's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game 
 Question:And we can assume they also made less than £7m loss in 2014-15 because _ have lifted the punishment.
[A]:
Manchester City