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.

Example Input: Connie Rubirosa:  I told you not to get your hopes up .
Ted Sanderson: What do we do now ? We fight it . We go back to trial , right ?
Connie Rubirosa: Or we take the D.A. 's plea offer .
Ted Sanderson: Eight more years in prison ?
Connie Rubirosa: Counting the _ nine _ you 've already served , seventeen years is n't bad for two murders .
Ted Sanderson: Two murders ?
Connie Rubirosa: I have a theory . Your wife had an affair , but not with Dresner . With somebody else . You thought she might leave you , you got angry , so you called your old buddy Frank .
Ted Sanderson: What ? What are you talking about ?
Connie Rubirosa: Your old diving buddy , Frank . Frank you met in a diving class . He killed your wife for you , but in one of life 's little ironies , you were convicted on faulty evidence . And once that conviction was overturned , you got in touch with Frank .
Ted Sanderson: You 're wrong .
Connie Rubirosa: You found out he was about to get tested for cystic fibrosis , a genetic test that might bring him to the attention of the police who are still looking for an unknown murder suspect with a special disease .
Ted Sanderson: Ms. Rubirosa , it 's not true .
Connie Rubirosa: If Frank got caught , you would go back to prison , so you killed him . Like I said , it 's a theory . One that will remain between you and me , protected by the attorney / client privilege .
Ted Sanderson: But you believe it ? That 's why you want me to take a deal and go back to jail ?
Connie Rubirosa: I gave you my opinion . It 's a good deal .
Ted Sanderson: And if I do n't take it ?
Connie Rubirosa: Then we will go back to trial .
Ted Sanderson: And you tank the case . You 're gon na sell me out 'cause you think that ... I know how you people work .
Connie Rubirosa: You do n't know anything about the way I work . I am your lawyer , now same as then , and I will defend you to the fullest extent of the law . I will argue your case to the jury without reservation . That is what I 'm sworn to do . Now , you can take this plea or you can take your chances with the jury . You know how they can go . It 's up to you .
Example Output: years

Example Input: Greg Yates:  Doctor , could Miss Decotis ' injuries have been caused by her prostitution ?
Dr. Melinda Warner: It 's unlikely . She was savaged .
Greg Yates: Savaged , you say ? How so ?
Dr. Melinda Warner: In addition to the blunt trauma and strangulation , there were cuts on her nipples and external genitalia .
Greg Yates: And her anal sphincter , was that torn ?
Dr. Melinda Warner: Yes , it was .
Greg Yates: And these injuries , though not fatal , they would've been painful ?
Dr. Melinda Warner: Very . She died a slow death .
Greg Yates: How long did she survive after the first attack started ?
Dr. Melinda Warner: Thirty minutes . Maybe longer .
Greg Yates: And she would've been in agony all through it ?
Judge Elana Barth: Mr. Barba , not to put words in your mouth , but I 'm willing to entertain an objection if you have _ one _ .
Rafael Barba: I 'm fine , your Honor .
Greg Yates: Doctor , was she in a lot of pain ?
Dr. Melinda Warner: Yes . I 'm sure she was .
Greg Yates: Were there signs of struggle ?
Dr. Melinda Warner: Yes . The skin was torn around the ligature marks .
Greg Yates: What goes through a victim 's head in their final moments ?
Attorney Crane: Your Honor , may I please speak with my client ?
Greg Yates: No , I 'm not done here .
Attorney Crane: Short recess .
Greg Yates: Sit down . Back to Nadia . Would the terror , the fear have flooded her with adrenaline ?
Dr. Melinda Warner: I ca n't answer that .
Greg Yates: Would she have awareness of what was going on ? Would she understand that these were the final moments of her life ? Come on , doctor . We are both medical people ! Use your knowledge ! Or ... Or do n't .
Example Output: objection

Example Input: Pam Poovey:  So then he 's all like , you got ta go before my roommate gets home . And I 'm like , who cares ? And he 's like ...
Cheryl Tunt: You 're a moped .
Pam Poovey: How 'd you know ? What 's it mean , anyway ?
Cheryl Tunt: Mopeds are fun , but you do n't want your buddies to see you riding one .
Pam Poovey: Oh .
Cheryl Tunt: Yeah .
Pam Poovey: I thought he meant I was fuel efficient . Only had 10 beers .
Cheryl Tunt: _ 40 _ 's ?
Pam Poovey: No . Yes . Hence the shandy . My head feels like a bunch of monkeys fighting over a bucket of marbles .
Example Output:
beers