In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Example Input: (CNN) Hillary Clinton's super PAC collected more than $9.5 million in January, more than half of which came from five wealthy donors. Priorities USA Action earned a $3.5 million check from James Simons, a New York City hedge fund manager and philanthropist on Jan. 11, the group told the Federal Election Commission in a filing on Saturday. Jay and Mary Pritzker, two members of a prominent and wealthy Chicago family, also gave a total of $2 million to the group just a few days before Clinton essentially tied Bernie Sanders in Iowa. Slim-Fast founder Daniel Abraham gave $1 million. Texas trial lawyer and prominent Democratic donor Steve Mostyn added $1 million.Hillary Clinton's super PAC, Priorities USA Action, collected more than $9.5 million in JanuaryDonations include $3.5 million from James Simons, a hedge fund manager, and $1 million from trial attorney Steve Mostyn 
 Question:_' campaign outraised Clinton's campaign in January though, raising $21.3 million.
Example Output: Bernie Sanders

Example Input: (CNN) -- Tiger Woods' personal life went off the rails. Lance Armstrong's sporting image crashed in drugs. Both were sponsored by Nike in multi-million dollar deals. Now Nike is being reminded again that pinning your company reputation on star names is a risky business. This time it's Oscar Pistorius whose life has moved from sports headlines to the news pages to cause headaches at Nike headquarters. Pistorius, known as the 'blade runner,' is the man Nike called a bullet and who is now charged with shooting his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. With Pistorius, Nike had a star able to attract supporters to disabled athletics and who was so fast he could compete against able-bodied runners.Nike carried ad calling Oscar Pistorius a bulletNike has sponsored other stars who have fallen from graceReputation expert says as soon as an athlete harms a brand the link is cutSome brands are looking at evading future fallout by using different language, he says 
 Question:_ rejects the murder allegation "in the strongest terms," Van Zuyl said.
Example Output: Oscar Pistorius

Example Input: (CNN) -- U.S. boxing history reveals that it is a sport that has traditionally been the "bluest" of blue-collar athletic endeavors. It has always held out the promise -- despite the odds -- of advancement for young men with the talent and guts to succeed in an often bloody undertaking, beginning with the arrival of the Irish in the mid-19th century, and for African- Americans and the later influx of Jews, Italians and Hispanics, whether U.S.-born, from Mexico or from the Caribbean. Three of the earliest success stories in this history were men of Mexican-American heritage from Los Angeles: Solomon Garcia Smith in the 1880s; Joe Salas, the first Latino to medal in boxing in the Olympics, in 1924; and Bert Colima, Pacific Coast champion in three divisions during the 1920s.Jorge Iber says boxing in U.S. has long been chance for advancement among immigrantsHe says it lets Mexican-Americans show mettle, become source of pride in communitiesTitle IX helped open opportunity to women too; Olympic hopeful Marlen Exparza one exampleIber: For Latinas, especially "new arrivals," a chance in sports helps them join community 
 Question:In recent decades, the playing field has been leveled substantially, in part due to _ -- the 1972 law that increased opportunities for women in high school and college athletics -- and a series of court decisions.
Example Output:
Title IX