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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.
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Beijing (CNN) China -- North Korea's only global ally and biggest trading partner -- has put on a stoic face since Pyongyang successfully conducted its sixth nuclear test Sunday. President Xi Jinping didn't mention his country's unruly neighbor at all in his closing address at the BRICS summit of emerging economies Tuesday, or in earlier speeches, although a communique issued by the group expressed deep concern and called for the crisis to be settled peacefully. But the test of a hydrogen bomb couldn't have sat well with China's leader. It's the third time in one year that North Korea has overshadowed a major Chinese event -- previous missile tests coincided with the unveiling of Xi's global economic blueprint at his Belt and Road summit in May and the G20, which China hosted last September.Voices in China diverging from official line on North Korea policyNuclear test seen as an embarrassment to Xi JinpingXi makes no reference to North Korea in closing summit speech 
 Question:"But if it hopes to see _ resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
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Beijing


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(CNN) Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders came together on Sunday night for a special CNN Democratic primary debate in Flint, Michigan, site of a public health crisis caused by toxic tap water. The Democratic primary candidates jabbed at one another over the economy and free trade, but not before leveling harsh charges at the state's Republican leadership -- and the GOP presidential field. Here are a few of the most memorable lines. (For the blow-by-blow, check out the CNN live blog.) Sanders on the water crisis: "What I heard and what I saw literally shattered me." Sanders on Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder: "The governor of this state should understand that his dereliction of duty was irresponsible. He should resign."Clinton: "It is raining lead in Flint"Sanders: "You are playing three times more for poison water than I am paying in Burlington, Vermont, for clean water"Sanders and Clinton call on Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder to resign 
 Question:_ on punishing those responsible: "People should be held accountable wherever that leads.
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CNN


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Fat cat BBC executive Alan Yentob is at the centre of a new conflict-of-interest row, after it emerged two charities supported by the BBC gave £1.6 million to Kids Company, the scandal-hit youth organisation of which Yentob was chairman. I can reveal that Comic Relief, which has been backed by the BBC for nearly three decades, gave £1.4 million to Kids Company between 2000 and 2014. While it is known that Kids Company was a beneficiary of Comic Relief, only now has the full extent of its largesse been disclosed. On top of this, the BBC’s own charity, Children In Need, gave Kids Company £209,000 between 2002 and 2005. During this period, Yentob was Kids Company chairman of trustees — a voluntary role — and also had various senior BBC jobs, including director of BBC TV and head of the drama, entertainment and children’s department. He is currently the £330,000 per year BBC creative director.Comic Relief, backed by the BBC for three decades, gave £1.4m to Kids CoOnly now has the full extent of Comic Relief's largesse been disclosedDuring this period Yentob was the Kids Company chairman of trustees 
 Question:The allegation of a conflict of interests has arisen because both Comic Relief and Children In Need receive extensive free publicity each year, thanks to blanket coverage on _.
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Alan Yentob