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].

[Q]: One Georgia mother remained remarkably calm when she walked into the kitchen and found that her three-year-old daughter had completely covered her 18-month-old son in peanut butter. The proud big sister, Emily, had somehow gotten her hands on an enormous container of peanut butter, and proceeded to slather it all over her little brother, Ethan - painting him with the sticky substance from his head right down to his toes. Their mom, Gina Gardner Brown, 44, recently shared a video she took of the mischievous moment on Facebook, explaining that it occurred over a decade ago - but is no less hysterical to watch.Gina Gardner Brown, from Georgia, walked into the kitchen to see that one child had emptied a container of peanut butter on the otherThe video shows Gina, now 44, finding her son Ethan covered in the goo, which has even plastered down one of his eyelidsHer daughter Emily is clearly proud of the transformation, though she admits she doesn't know why she did it 
 Question:_ - realizing that she doesn't seem to be getting in trouble after all - rubs more peanut butter between her fingers before wiping it down the side of her brother's face.
[A]: Emily


[Q]: (CNN) -- What role did Pakistan play in the operation against Osama bin Laden? I would be surprised if Pakistan played a significant role in the operation to apprehend and kill Osama bin Laden, based on the fact that the drone strikes that the U.S. conduct in the tribal areas are done covertly, the authorities in Pakistan are not informed until the very last minute, because of the fear of information leaks. An operation of this scale in the central urban heartland of Pakistan would mean that information would be kept on a need-to-know basis. Only a few people within the CIA would have known about this operation, it would definitely not have gone out to another country's intelligence agency, especially when there's so little trust with the ISI [Inter-Services Intelligence, the Pakistani intelligence service].Gohel: Pakistani authorities will have been kept in the dark because of a lack of trustProtests and propaganda set to follow the death of Osama bin Laden, he saysGohel: Retaliation attacks are likely, but may not happen immediately. 
 Question:U.S. interests, U.S. personnel, _ embassies and consulates will have to take extra precautions.
[A]: U.S.


[Q]: It's the third-smallest post office in America - actually, its an old tool shed that can only hold three customers at a time - but it works around-the-clock stamping and sending envelopes from all over the world. Why? Because this tiny 110 square feet shack is in a town called Bridal Veil, and in the interest of planning the perfect wedding, detail is everything. For that reason, brides all across America - and from as far as Korea and Australia - are flocking to the Oregon municipality just to be able to have 'Bridal Veil' as the postage stamp on their wedding invitations.Bridal Veil is a small town about 30 minutes east of Portland, OregonThe post office works six days a week, year-round sending wedding invitesThe special stamp reads: 'Marriage Station, Bridal Veil, Oregon, 97010'They send out almost 200,000 pieces of mail each yearRequests come as far as Thailand, South Korea and Australia 
 Question:It was established in 1886 during the logging boom of _.
[A]:
Oregon