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. Among the entities, try to find the best entity that is most likely to fill in "_" and classify the answers based on options.

Input: Consider Input: An upcoming documentary describes Yelp as the internet's equivalent to the mafia, and the publicly-traded company is doing everything in its power to discredit the film before it is released. Yelp, founded in 2004 by two former PayPal employees, is a website that lets users write their own reviews of businesses like restaurants and doctor's offices. However, like many web businesses, Yelp's revenue comes mainly from advertising and the businesses that buy ads are often also rated and reviewed on the site. Kaylie Milliken is the filmmaker behind Billion Dollar Bully, an ongoing documentary focused on Yelp's impact on small businesses.Billion Dollar Bully, an upcoming documentary, focuses on the review site's impact on small businessesFilmmaker Kaylie Milliken spoke to several business owners who believe their Yelp ratings went down after they declined to advertise on the siteThe company has denied the allegations, citing court rulings, an FTC investigation and a Harvard study as validation of their business practices 
 Questions:In a statement, the company spokesman explained why they decided to pass on speaking to _. (A) Yelp (B) PayPal (C) Kaylie Milliken (D) Billion Dollar Bully (E) FTC (F) Harvard

Output: (C)


Input: Consider Input: NEW YORK (CNN) -- John McCain has learned his lesson: Don't ever cancel on David Letterman. Appearing on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" Thursday, the Republican presidential candidate apologized for skipping out on a scheduled visit in September that Letterman later made the subject of an ongoing joke. "I screwed up," McCain told Letterman more than once in the interview that aired Thursday night. McCain's appearance on the show comes three weeks after he raised the ire of the generally mild-mannered host by canceling at the last minute, citing his decision to suspend his presidential campaign because of the financial crisis."I screwed up," John McCain tells David Letterman for canceling scheduled visitLetterman used McCain's no-show as subject of ongoing jokeMcCain also discussed Sarah Palin, Obama's ties to 1960s' radical William Ayers 
 Questions:When Letterman asked McCain about Palin's charge that _ "palled around with terrorists," the senator said "he did." (A) NEW YORK (B) CNN (C) John McCain (D) David Letterman (E) CBS (F) Late Show (G) Republican (H) Letterman (I) McCain (J) Sarah Palin (K) Obama (L) William Ayers

Output: (K)


Input: Consider Input: Baltimore, Maryland (CNN) -- President Obama and House GOP leaders promised greater efforts to step back from the partisan brink Friday, acknowledging that Washington's toxic political climate has made it increasingly tough to tackle major problems. The pledge was immediately called into question, however, as the two parties repeatedly expressed sharply differing viewpoints during a rare meeting at a House Republican retreat in Baltimore. Obama accepted an invitation from House GOP leaders to address their caucus. His speech Friday was followed by an often pointed question-and-answer session. "House Republican leaders are grateful for [Obama's] willingness to come ... and have a frank and honest conversation," said Rep. Mike Pence, R-Indiana. "We welcome the dialogue with the president."NEW: House Minority Leader John Boehner says the day "went very well"President Obama says stimulus plan saved jobs in GOP districtsObama says some Republicans acted as if health care plan was "some Bolshevik plot"Obama says Democrats, Republicans both are to blame for "sour climate" on Capitol Hill 
 Questions:Republicans, in turn, complained the White House and congressional _ had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists. (A) Baltimore (B) Maryland (C) CNN (D) Obama (E) House (F) GOP (G) Washington (H) Republican (I) Mike Pence (J) R-Indiana (K) John Boehner (L) Republicans (M) Bolshevik (N) Democrats (O) Capitol Hill


Output: (N)