In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

Example Input: Mrs. Slocombe:  You know , I always keep a couple of pound notes tucked away in me knickers , just for emergencies . Unfortunately , last week , I had an emergency .
Mr. Humphries: Ooh , what happened ?
Mrs. Slocombe: The elastic broke and I dropped one in the Haymarket and it blew off down the street . Two seconds later , the other _ one _ followed it .
Example Output: notes

Example Input: Mr. Dick Lucas:  You nearly got me the sack then .
Mrs. Betty Slocombe: You should have been put in _ one _ at birth .
Example Output: sack

Example Input: Dr Ira Carlton:  Come in . Sit down as usual . Now , what * seems * to be the problem ?
Gina Beasley: I 've been having these bad headaches for months now . And I think there 's something seriously wrong .
Dr Ira Carlton: I 'll be the judge of that if you do n't mind ! I 'm going to subscribe you some tablets , they 're called Paracetemol , you take _ two _ at the first sign of the pain recurring . Now go out will you ?
Gina Beasley: Actually , Dr. Carlton , I 've tried Paracetemol and they do n't seem to work .
Dr Ira Carlton: You see , once again you are crossing the line . And I do n't like it one bit . Are you tidy ?
Gina Beasley: I try to be .
Dr Ira Carlton: Methodical .
Gina Beasley: Yes .
Dr Ira Carlton: Which means you are obsessional , a trait often subscribed to hypercondriacts . And on that note we 'll end , come and see me again in twenty two weeks . Now go out will you ? GO OUT WILL YOU ?
Example Output:
tablets