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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 _ .
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A couple who tested their relationship by appearing on a TV show where only one of them could choose their future home have admitted the emotional experience was worth it in the end. Sophie Riding, 25, and Paul Hopkins, 29, from Preston, appeared on the first episode of Watch's 'Honey I Bought The House' on Monday - a Don't Tell The Bride-style show in which Paul had just three weeks to make the life-changing decision over which property they should buy without any input from his fiancee. Viewers saw Sophie breakdown in tears after it was revealed Paul had paid £170,000 for a three-bed semi-detached home for them which she hated.Paul and Sophie appeared on first episode of Honey I Bought The HouseWatch show offers couples £15,000 towards a new houseOnly one of them can choose the propertySophie cried when she saw the home he chose for £170,000She said she hated the three-bed semi-detached propertyBut three months after they moved in, she now loves it
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'The problem was _ wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.


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A doctor has told the inquest into the death of a young boy who apparently died from injuries sustained while paddle boarding, that the child had been 'caned or whipped' before he died. Two-year-old Darcy Atkinson was covered in bruises and had traces of the stimulant Ritalin in his system when he died on December 7, 2012. The toddler had been in the care of his mother's boyfriend Adam Taylor when he was rushed to Gosford Hospital by paramedics, before being airlifted to Sydney's Westmead Children's Hospital after throwing up three times and going rigid in the bath. At the second day of a coronial inquest into the toddler's death, Intensive Care Unit clinical consultant Dr Barry Wilkins said it was not possible the head injuries the Darcy suffered came from a paddle board, as the boy's mother Tara Rae-Maxwell had previously claimed.Darcy Atkinson, aged two, died of brain injuries in December 2012He vomited 3 times and went rigid in bath under care of mother's boyfriendHe had bruising on his ears, temple and limbs and traces of the stimulant Ritalin in his system when he diedA doctor told an inquest into his death he had been 'caned or whipped'He said Darcy has serious bruising around his ears which looked infectedHis mother said she received a photo and text from her boyfriend the day before he died, saying he had bumped his head while paddle boardingShe then denied receiving the photo which investigators never found
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The clinical consultant also noted that he notified the hospital's child protection unit soon after _ presented.


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George Osborne today vowed Britain has 'a number of contingency plans' in place to help Britons in Greece over fears they could be left without access to money. With Greek banks reported to be running low on euro notes, the Chancellor was challenged in the Commons over Treasury plans to fly a plane load of euro notes to help British pensioners and tourists faced with empty cash machines. Mr Osborne told MPs the government has devised emergency proposals to respond to the Greek crisis but 'hope we don't have to put them into operation'. It came as travellers were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.Chancellor challenged over Treasury plan to provide banknotes to BritonsWarned the Greek crisis 'risks going from bad to worse' after referendumTravellers told they must pack enough medicines for their whole holidayDavid Cameron held crisis talks this morning in the wake of the resultBritish tourists told to stockpile cash as Greek banks will remain closed
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'Meanwhile, here in _ we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'