In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

Ex Input:
DS Ray Carling:  Guv . You know I would n't go behind your back , do n't you ?
Gene Hunt: It 's all right , Raymondo , I know I can trust you . That hit and run was attempted murder , the lad knew what was on the missing note . Something else . I 've got a file , physical evidence that could nail Lafferty , but I ca n't keep it here , not at the moment . It 's in a safety deposit box on Talbot Street . Box number one sixteen .
DS Ray Carling: _ One _ sixteen .
Gene Hunt: Just in case I end up on the wrong end of a car accident .
DS Ray Carling: Right , Guv .

Ex Output:
number


Ex Input:
Blanche Hunt:  Mr. Langton ?
Ray Langton: The _ one _ and only .
Blanche Hunt: I 'm Deirdre 's mother . I 've got something for you .
Ray Langton: Something for me ? What the hell were that for ?
Blanche Hunt: Oh that 's just for starters . If you want another one , just try picking on Deirdre again .

Ex Output:
Langton


Ex Input:
Devon MacLeish:  Man , we need a roadie . Other bands have roadies .
Oz: Well , other bands know more than three chords . Your professional bands can play up to _ six _ , sometimes seven completely different chords .
Devon MacLeish: That 's just , like , fruity jazz bands .

Ex Output:

chords