Given a document, find the main entity about whom the author is writing. Write the full name if mentioned in the text. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Example Input: The halftime score Saturday was 27-0  after Notre Dame quarterbacks  Brandon Wimbush  and Ian Book combined to complete 5 of 16 passes for 63 yards. And they threw three picks.
The first came after  Brandon Wimbush  threw too high for Equanimeous St. Brown  and the deflection floated into the hands of safety Jaquan Johnson. Miami staffer Joel Rodriguez draped the gaudy 5 1/2-pound chain around the neck of Johnson.
The second pick came after  Wimbush  threw a mile high of Chase Claypool. Miami's Malek Young took full advantage  snatching the ball.
Down 20-0  Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly benched  Wimbush  in favor of Book. That move was futile.
Here  you take it: Notre Dame had been one of the nation's stingiest teams in terms of turnovers heading into its clash with Miami. The Irish had coughed it up just seven times â four interceptions and three lost fumbles â in nine games. But Miami's turnover chain choked them Saturday.  Brandon Wimbush  threw two picks and surrendered the ball on a fourth-quarter hit. Backup Ian Book added a pick-six to  his  permanent record.
Example Output: Brandon Wimbush

Example Input: BOSTON (AP)  â Gloria Steinem  has called President Donald Trump the "harasser in chief" on the opening night of a sold-out women's conference in Boston.
The feminist icon on Wednesday night addressed the wave of sexual harassment allegations against some of the nation's most powerful men.  She  said the actions were about power  not sex  and women are gaining their voices in a way that has never happened before.
FILE - In this Oct. 7  2015 file photo  Meryl Streep appears at the premiere of the film "Suffragette " at the opening gala of the London film festival in London. Streep   Gloria Steinem   Viola Davis and others are headlining a sold-out women's conference in Boston.  Steinem   a feminist icon  and the Academy Award-winning actresses are scheduled to participate in the 13th annual Massachusetts Conference for Women. It opens Thursday  Dec. 7  2017  at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center against a backdrop of expanding allegations of sexual misconduct against prominent men in Hollywood  politics and the media. (Photo by Grant Pollard/Invision/AP  File)
FILE - In this Sunday  Aug. 6  2017  file photo  Viola Davis attends the Disney ABC Television Critics Association 2017 Summer Press Tour at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills   Calif. Davis  Gloria Steinem   Meryl Streep  and others are headlining a sold-out women's conference in Boston.  Steinem   a feminist icon  and the Academy Award-winning actresses are scheduled to participate in the 13th annual Massachusetts Conference for Women. It opens Thursday  Dec. 7  2017  at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center against a backdrop of expanding allegations of sexual misconduct against prominent men in Hollywood  politics and the media. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP  File)
Example Output: Gloria Steinem

Example Input: DUBAI (Reuters) - Bahrain’s top court on Monday upheld a two-year prison sentence imposed last year by a lower tribunal on  rights campaigner Nabeel Rajab  over comments  he  was alleged to have made to journalists  a rights group said.
The London-based Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy (BIRD) said in a statement that the Court of Cassation’s ruling was the last level of appeal in a case that began in mid-2016 when  Rajab  was arrested over tweets suggesting that security forces had tortured detainees in a prison.
 Rajab   a leading figure in pro-democracy protests that swept Bahrain in 2011  was convicted last year of making “false or malicious” statements about authorities in Bahrain.
The charges arose from a January 2015 interview cited by the prosecution  in which  he  was alleged to have said that Bahrain was holding political prisoners who were subject to torture.
Amnesty International called  Rajab ’s imprisonment “a flagrant violation of human rights  and an alarming sign that the Bahraini authorities will go to any length to silence criticism”.
The U.N. human rights office last year called on Bahrain to “unconditionally and immediately” release  Rajab .
BIRD said  Rajab   who underwent surgery for a bleeding ulcer last year  faces up to 15 years in jail over a second hearing related to comments  he  is alleged to have made on Twitter. A verdict is expected on February 21.
Example Output:
Nabeel Rajab