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. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Question: Making history holds no fear for Dina Asher-Smith who insists she will have no qualms about balancing her prospective Olympic debut with the culmination of her degree next year. The 19-year-old underlined her status as the shining light of a new generation of British female sprinters when she finished fifth in the world 200m final in Beijing in August. Currently embroiled in a module on the French Revolution at King's College in London, Asher-Smith revealed that she dismissed the possibility of deferring her final year of studies in order to focus solely on the Games. Asher-Smith told Sportsmail: 'I never really thought about deferring a year of my course - along with athletics it is equally important to me so it didn't cross my mind that I might want to wait.Dina Asher-Smith will continue studying for her degree while training for the 2016 Olympic Games in RioBritish sprinter finished fifth in World Championships 200m finalShe is the first British woman to break the 11-second barrier for the 100mSee more of the latest news and updates on the 2016 Olympic Games 
 Question:Asher-_ added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.

Answer: Smith


Question: They famously won Scotland's first gold medals in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow – two sisters united by their sporting success and their love of judo. Louise and Kimberley Renicks hoped their astonishing double triumph would pave the way for ever-greater sporting success – and even help them achieve their ultimate goal: a place on the Olympic podium. But a year on from the outstanding performances which saw them winning gold medals within 45 minutes of each other, their dream of claiming further glory for themselves and for their country is under threat. With no major sponsors and no ongoing funding from lottery grants or sporting authorities, they are struggling to fund their careers.Sisters Louise and Kimberley Renicks won gold medals in judo in GlasgowBut with no major sponsors or ongoing funding, they cannot fund careersLouise, 32, who won gold in 52kg category, poised to retire early from judoWill make selfless sacrifice to try and help her younger sister get to Rio 
 Question:She says: 'I won't ever abandon _ because no one knows us better than we know each other.

Answer: Kimberley Renicks


Question: The number plate that got Jeremy Clarkson and his former Top Gear colleagues harangued out of Argentina was a direct reference to the Falklands War, a judge has ruled. While the BBC claimed the plate, which read H982 FKL, was an 'unhappy coincidence', Maria Cristina Barrionuevo said they were deliberately 'provoking people' when they drove it through the country last year. In a report released earlier this week she slammed their actions as 'arrogant and disrespectful'. Scroll down for video A judge has ruled the controversial number plate that led to Jeremy Clarkson and his Top Gear colleagues being thrown out of Argentina was a deliberate reference to the 1982 Falklands WarThe plate - H982 FKL - was on Clarkson's Porsche during Christmas specialLocal veterans considered it a reference to the bloody 1982 Falklands WarAngry villagers attacked Top Gear convoy and the team fled the countryJudge ruled the number plate was deliberate reference despite BBC denial 
 Question:The incident led to the BBC deciding not to renew Clarkson’s contract after the current _ series finishes.

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Top Gear