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In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .
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Japan head coach Eddie Jones knows his side will assume the role of David when they take on one of rugby's true Goliaths in South Africa on Saturday. But the Cherry Blossoms boss is refusing to rule out the possibility that the Japanese underdogs can slay the two-time champions when they kick off their World Cup campaign in Brighton. Toppling the world's number three-ranked nation looks a challenge of giant proportions, though. Springboks head coach Heyneke Meyer has named a starting XV boasting 880 caps as he looks to make the most of his star-studded squad. On the other hand, three members of Jones' current group were not even born the last time Japan managed a World Cup win, a 52-8 thrashing of Zimbabwe back in October 1991.Japan head coach Eddie Jones is refusing to rule out the possibility that his underdogs can slay South AfricaThe Cherry Blossoms are looking to topple world No 3-ranked SpringboksSouth Africa's Heyneke Meyer has named a starting XV boasting 880 caps
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'We've come to this World Cup to gain some respect for _.


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Supermodel Gigi Hadid's father has been accused of stealing land from his neighbor - an 89-year-old wheelchair-bound widow. The allegation is the latest revelation in a 'millionaires' row' battle over his giant Bel Air mansion. Mohamed Hadid allegedly called one-time big band singer Carole Cramer a 'bitch' who didn't need the strip of her yard because 'she would die soon.' 'He's a terrible man,' stroke victim Cramer told Daily Mail Online in an exclusive interview in her home in the tony Bel Air area of Los Angeles. 'He came into my garden and told my gardener I have so much land and that I don't use and said I was a bitch,' she added.Mohamed Hadid  has been accused of stealing land from Carole Cramer in the battle over the building of his 30,000 sq. ft. mansionCramer, who sang with the Tommy Dorsey Big Band, lives on Bel Air's Strada Vecchia Road right above HadidThe developer doesn't even have a buyer for the property'He's a terrible man,' says Cramer, who tells Daily Mail Online she has lived in her $7m Bel Air home for half a centuryNeighbor Joe Horacek has taken dozens of pictures to document ongoing construction - even though permits were pulledHouse nicknamed the Starship Enterprise is 67ft high, 31 ft over city's height limit
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_ did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.


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Bizarrely bulky animals are taking nature-loving tourists by storm. First a beefy kangaroo stunned Australia, and now an equally muscly giraffe has been spotted in South Africa. The brawny giraffe could have come straight out of Fight Club, as he shows off his muscular neck in a profile shot at sundown at the Pongola Game Reserve. Giraffes use their necks to fight, so after going head-to-head - or neck-to-neck - they can end up looking extremely muscular. And this giraffe has clearly been in his fair share of fights. Photographer Josh Guyan, from Wiltshire, took the incredible picture.A stunned tourist managed to snap a photo of the oddly beefy giraffe at the Pongola Game Reserve in South AfricaGiraffes take part in elaborate ritualised battles by hitting their necks against each other to establish dominanceCalled 'necking', both bulls - male giraffes - and cows - female giraffes - have been known to go head-to-headRoger the extremely beefy kangaroo, who lives in Australia's Northern Territory, enjoys crushing buckets for fun
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The giraffe will join _ the beefy red kangaroo, spotted in June, on the growing list of oddly muscular creatures.