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.

[EX Q]: Louis van Gaal arrived at his press conference on Thursday apologising for still being in what he called his 'work clothes'. That, however, transpired to the least of his worries. Soon after, he was embroiled in what we can politely describe as a lively exchange about the nature of his relationship with his assistant Ryan Giggs. Pictures of a rather underwhelmed Giggs at St James' Park on Wednesday and some quotes from his old friend Paul Scholes had given weight earlier in the day to some recent chatter about the United icon's thoughts on Van Gaal's style of play and indeed his own future.Ryan Giggs did not celebrate Manchester United's 1-0 win at NewcastlePaul Scholes hinted his former team-mate was not happy at being No 2Louis van Gaal reacted angrily to suggestions of a problem between pairRed Devils face Arsenal in FA Cup quarter-final on Monday eveningDutch manager believes Jonny Evans did not mean to spit at Papiss Cisse 
 Question:The _ boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal.
[EX A]: Louis van Gaal

[EX Q]: (CNN) -- Controversial whistleblower Julian Assange was "a very bright boy with a keen sense of right and wrong" when he was growing up, according to his stepfather. The young Assange grew up constantly on the move, the son of parents who were in the theater business in Australia. Brett Assange, who now lives alone in Sydney, was Julian's first real dad, raising him from the age of one and giving him his surname. In an exclusive interview with CNN affiliate Seven News, he described his stepson as a "sharp kid who always fought for the underdog." He added: "Strangely enough I always thought he would do something like this. He was always very independent. And he certainly wouldn't take no for an answer.Stepfather described him as a "sharp kid who always fought for the underdog"Assange's mother bought him his first computer when he is 13He became an expert hacker, keen on network security issuesIn 2006, he created WikiLeaks, which posts leaked intelligence papers 
 Question:Assange, the elusive public face of _, catapulted to celebrity status.
[EX A]: CNN

[EX Q]: The taxman has been given sweeping new powers to raid bank accounts and cash Isas to recover debts in a matter of weeks. Small print in the Budget papers shows the Chancellor gave the green light to invasive enforcement powers for HM Revenue & Customs officials. Anybody who refuses to pay money owed to the Revenue can now have the cash seized directly from their accounts. It is estimated 17,000 a year could be targeted, owing an average £6,000. The move is part of a major Government crackdown on tax evasion, first proposed by the Chancellor last year. The initial announcement outraged accountants and civil liberties campaigners who feared the new rules gave HMRC too much power.George Osborne gave green light to invasive enforcement powers for HM Revenue & Customs officialsIt is estimated 17,000 a year could be targeted, owing an average £6,000Part of major Government crackdown on tax evasion proposed last yearHMRC will ensure that those targeted will always have at least £5,000 left after any raid on their accounts 
 Question:‘_ has a terrible reputation for its service and not being able to get it right.
[EX A]:
Isas