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 _ .

Q: Britain campaigned to get the jihadi preacher who inspired the Tunisian beach massacre off the United Nations's al-Qaida watch list, and may have attempted to recruit him as a spy, it has been reported. Hani al-Sibai, 54, who is living on £50,000-a-year state hand outs, described the London 7/7 terror attacks as a 'great victory', and is one of the 'key influencers' of the Islamic fanatics believed to have recruited beach gunman Seifeddine Rezgui. But now High Court documents have reportedly shown that in 2009, when David Miliband was foreign secretary, the Labour government had pushed for al-Sibai, who lives in London, to be taken off the UN's list of terror suspects.Hani al-Sibai, 54, described 7/7 attacks as a 'great victory' and is 'key influencer' of fanatics believed to have recruited beach gunmanHe has taken legal action to be taken off UN's list of terror suspectsHigh Court documents show government lobbied to have him removed from list in 2009Egyptian authorities claimed British intelligence services may have been trying to recruit al-Sibai

A: Al-_ has also used public money to fund a series of legal cases against the Government to stop him being deported and to have his name removed from terrorist sanction lists.
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Q: Washington (CNN) Carol Swain, a conservative African-American professor, slammed the Black Lives Matter movement Saturday, calling it a "very destructive force" in America. CNN's Michael Smerconish asked Swain, along with civil rights attorney Areva Martin, to comment on the conservative website Drudge Report's decision to lead the homepage with the title "Black Lives Kill" following the shooting of police officers in Dallas. The headline was quickly pulled down. "Is this the end of the Black Lives Matter movement?" Smerconish asked. "I certainly hope so," Swain, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, responded on CNN's "Smerconish." "Because I believe that it's been a very destructive force in America, and I urge all of your viewers to go to that website and look at what they're really about. It's a Marxist organization all about black liberation. It's not really addressing the real problems affecting African-Americans and so it's problematic, it's misleading black people, it needs to go."Carol Swain says the Black Lives Matter movement "needs to go"Swain's comments quickly sparked criticism

A: "_ has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
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Q: (CNN) Around 3,800 civilians, almost a quarter of them children, have been killed in Russian airstrikes in Syria in the year since Russia began its air campaign there, according to a UK-based monitoring group. The Syrian Observatory of Human Rights released the stark figures to mark the first anniversary of Russia's direct intervention in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces. According to figures collated by the group, Russian airstrikes killed 2,337 men, 906 children and 561 women in the past year. During the same period, it said, Russian warplanes killed 2,746 ISIS fighters, along with 2,814 rebels. CNN cannot independently confirm the figures.Russian strikes have "increased the bloodshed of the Syrian people," group saysUN official denounces Security Council for humanitarian disaster in Syria

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The activist group's grim toll comes as rebel-held districts of Aleppo reel from an intense weeklong aerial bombardment by Syrian and Russian warplanes while the _ regime prepares to take the northern city.
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