In this task, you will be presented with a passage, and you need to write an **implausible** answer to to fill in the place of "_". Your answer should be incorrect, but should not be out of context. Try using words that are related to the context of the passage, but are not the correct answer.  Even though there exist multiple wrong answers, we only need a single wrong answer.

Q: She's freshly returned from her sixteenth getaway in seven months so Princess Beatrice clearly had some catching up to do. The 26-year-old, who spent the weekend at a society wedding in Rome, was spotted leaving Scott's restaurant in Mayfair today, following a relaxed lunch with friends. Wearing a cosy blue jumper and a knee-length skirt, the Princess chatted happily to her dining companion as she left the restaurant. But while upmarket eatery Scott's is no budget option, the royal has clearly learned a thing or two about thrift and wore a cheap and cheerful pair of £62 Topshop shoes - the appropriately named Kingdom snakeskin flats.Beatrice, 26, enjoyed lunch at the upmarket Scott's restaurant in MayfairUpscale eatery offers 'the finest oysters, fish and crustacea' plus caviarLoved by celebrities including Tamara Ecclestone and Charles SaatchiThe Princess is recently returned to the UK following a wedding in RomeAttended the nuptials of Getty billionare Joseph and wife Sabine Ghanem 
 Question:It was also the scene of the infamous nose-tweaking incident between Nigella Lawson and then husband _ last summer that led directly to the end of their marriage.

A: Beatrice
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Q: Philadelphia (CNN) -- On a warm, late summer evening, Nas Scott readies himself atop patchy grass and waits. At the sound of his coach's whistle, the 12-year-old charges a tee, kicking a football and dirt into the setting sun. Despite the less-than-desirable field conditions, Scott and his fellow teammates from the North Philadelphia Aztecs are fired up. They're excited because the youth football program is getting a much-needed boost from a local hero. The Aztecs practice on a field at the center of Hunting Park in the heart of North Philadelphia. Instead of playing on gridiron befitting of national champions, their home field is a dust bowl -- and sometimes a lake, depending on the weather. The field is in such poor condition they haven't hosted a home game in 19 years.The home field of the North Philadelphia Aztecs is in disrepairThe Aztecs are the first inner-city youth team to win Pop Warner championshipMichael Vick's nonprofit has donated $200,000 to build the team a new fieldOther athletes helping city parks program are Ryan Howard, Billie Jean King 
 Question:Although watching the Aztecs play brings back memories for the football giant, _ said he wants them to learn from his mistakes.

A: Philadelphia
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Q: Ann Arbor, Michigan (CNN) -- Even among the hundreds of applications, this one stood out. Most applicants to creative writing programs submit stories about the angst of their suburban childhoods. This writer's stories concerned the daily ordeals of a boy living with his family on the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, and the horrific plight of a Rwandan girl whose mother is Tutsi and father Hutu. Not only did the applicant have what writers call "material," he was blessed with an uncanny ear for human speech and the poetry to describe his characters' very unpoetic lives. I can still remember the young Kenyan boy watching his mother decant the glue she intends to sniff. The glue, the boy tells us, "glowed warm and yellow in the dull light," and when his mother had poured enough, "she cut the flow of the glue by tilting the tin up. The last stream of gum entering the bottle weakened and braided itself before tapering in midair like an icicle."Eileen Pollack: There was concern about Uwem Akpan's application to a writing programShe says he fit in well and his talent soon became evidentAkpan's blessed with great talent for hearing people and with poetic writing ability, she saysHis book of stories about African children has been selected by Oprah's book club 
 Question:Then, a year later, it published a revised version of the story about the half-_, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.

A:
Ann Arbor
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