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]: Italian newspapers Corriere dello Sport and Tuttosport carry two major transfer lines with the media outlets suggesting Robin van Persie could replace Carlos Tevez at Juventus. Corriere dello Sport go with the headline 'Tevez Addio' which translates to 'Goodbye Tevez'. They have linked the 31-year-old Juventus striker to Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain and his former side Boca Juniors. Van Persie, who has just one more year left on his current deal at Manchester United, is among a list of strikers wanted by Juventus to replace the outgoing Tevez. The Dutchman has reportedly offered his services to the Champions League finalists, while Edinson Cavani, Mario Mandzukic and Gonzalo Higuain are also being considered by Juventus managing director Giuseppe Marotta.Robin van Persie is keen on sealing a summer move to JuventusThe Man United striker could replace Carlos Tevez at the Serie A giantsParis Saint-Germain and Boca Juniors are among Tevez's suitorsBarcelona ace and Man United target Dani Alves has said 'yes' to MilanJavier Hernandez wants to stay at Real Madrid if he is guaranteed games 
 Question:Another player who could be heading to _ is Barcelona right back Dani Alves.
[EX A]: Italian

[EX Q]: Adil Rashid insists he is ready for Test cricket and is hoping to convince England coach Trevor Bayliss he can develop a ‘special’ spin partnership with Moeen Ali in the limited-overs matches against Australia. Rashid, 27, has yet to make his Test debut despite being included in the squad for all five Ashes Tests this summer and the three-match series in the West Indies earlier this year. But the Yorkshire leg-spinner is set to come into the team for the three-Test series against Pakistan that starts in the United Arab Emirates in October. That would see him team up with close friend Moeen and England, looking for an edge on the dry, turning surfaces of the Middle East, going with a leg-spin/off-spin partnership for the first time since Ian Salisbury and Robert Croft played against Pakistan in the 1996 Oval Test.Adil Rashid wants to show England coach Trevor Bayliss he's Test readyThe Yorkshire leg-spinner is set to come into the team against PakistanRashid wants to develop a 'special' partnership with Moeen Ali 
 Question:Asked if he is now ready to make the step up to Test cricket, Rashid, who has taken 77 first-class wickets for _ over the past two summers, said: ‘Yes, I’m understanding my bowling a lot more as time goes on, so if I am given that chance I think I can do a decent job.’
[EX A]: Adil Rashid

[EX Q]: (CNN) This is an updated version of an article published Tuesday, reflecting Secretary of State John Kerry's announcement that the U.S. has determined that ISIS's action against the Yazidis and other minority groups in Iraq and Syria constitutes genocide. Finally, the United States is standing on principle instead of politics. On Thursday, the Obama administration agreed to use the word "genocide" to describe what ISIS is doing. In doing so, it is giving in to pressure and the moral demands of our time, despite an earlier reluctance that delayed this action far too long. Even more surprising, we have the Congress, Democrats and Republicans, to thank for pushing the administration onto the correct path. It's not often these days that Americans can feel proud of what Congress has done. It's even less common to see Republicans and Democrats working together for a meaningful and important purpose.Frida Ghitis: March 17 was Congress' deadline for State Department to label ISIS actions genocideLetting deadline pass would likely have fueled criticism of administration by Donald Trump and others, she writes 
 Question:Presidents don't like it when _ meddles in their foreign policy.
[EX A]:
John Kerry