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]: A British army double amputee was told that he wouldn't be able to receive anymore NHS treatment because he had travelled to Australia for a new surgical procedure. Jay Baldwin lost both of his legs in a bomb blast whilst fighting for his country in Afghanistan. The former sergeant was informed by staff at the Sussex rehabilitation centre that his treatment would be stopped because he had osseointegration surgery, not available on the NHS. Recalling the day he was informed the shocking news, Jay said: 'They said to me, 'Look, under the NHS we can't deal with you, we can't touch you at all,'Jay Baldwin was told by hospital staff that he could no longer receive NHS treatment following his operationHe lost both of his legs whilst fighting for his country in AfghanistanFormer army sergeant travelled to Australia for osseointegration surgery 
 Question:_ have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.
[EX A]: British

[EX Q]: (CNN) Paul Stam and Candis Cox are on opposite sides of the debate over a controversial new transgender law that's turning national attention toward North Carolina. To Stam, a Republican state lawmaker who sponsored the measure, it's a necessary step that stops anyone from getting special rights and one city from dictating policies that should be decided by the state. To Cox, a transgender woman and advocate, it's a dangerous and discriminatory measure that puts her and tens of thousands of others at risk. In separate interviews with CNN's Nick Valencia on Sunday, Stam and Cox shared their thoughts on a number of issues raised by the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, which puts in place a statewide policy that bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their biological sex.GOP lawmaker Paul Stam: This law is about protecting privacy, not discriminationTransgender advocate Candis Cox: This is no different than the South's Jim Crow laws 
 Question:Stam: "For 180 years, _ has had the constitutional public policy that issues of labor and trade would be decided on a statewide basis instead of locally.
[EX A]: CNN

[EX Q]: Lindsay and Jon Hall spent 12 years having 12 rounds of IVF to achieve their dream of three children - but soon after tragedy struck. After spending more than £12,000 on the treatments, Lindsay and Jon Hall, who once feared they might never have children, have finally created their perfect family. When twins Esme and Oliver, now one, finally came along four years after son Taylor, five, it was a dream come true. But their joy was short-lived. Just months after the twins were born, Lindsay found a lump in her breast and she was diagnosed with stage three aggressive breast cancer .Lindsay and Jon Hall from Chesterfield, Derbyshire spent £12,000 on IVFAfter 12 years of treatment, Lindsay, now 33, has three childrenBut she also battled breast cancer, which may have been caused by the IVF 
 Question:'I asked my consultant outright if _ had given me cancer, and he wouldn't answer.
[EX A]:
Lindsay