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.

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George W. Bush went home to Texas nearly six years ago, but the nation is still working through the contentious national security legacy he left behind. A hotly disputed Senate report on the CIA's brutal interrogation tactics is tearing open barely healed political wounds first opened after the September 11, 2001, attacks. The report found CIA tactics were more brutal than previously known and accused the agency of keeping the Bush White House and Congress in the dark about them. The questions raised by the Intelligence Committee's document -- about how to wage a relentless war on terrorism within constitutional and moral constraints -- seem as intense as ever.Bush anti-terror legacy still contested six years after he left officeObama warns against refighting old argumentsMcCain: the American people 'need answers'Obama's own 'war on terror' tactics in question 
 Questions:His remarks were particularly notable because Obama defeated _ in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership. (A) George W. Bush (B) Texas (C) Senate (D) CIA (E) Bush White House (F) Congress (G) Intelligence Committee (H) Bush (I) Obama (J) McCain (K) American

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(J)


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Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump appeared open Friday to compromising on his oft-repeated pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare -- citing a conversation with none other than President Barack Obama himself. But the openness was complicated by a shift in the official positions listed on his website. The comments, made in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, signal less of a policy shift for Trump than a change from the rhetoric that helped win him the presidency just three days ago and could set up a fight with conservatives. Trump told the paper he was reconsidering his stance after Thursday's meeting with Obama, who urged him to protect parts of the law. Trump said he would like to keep the provision forbidding discrimination based on pre-existing conditions and to allow young Americans to remain on their parents' healthcare plans.Trump told the paper he was reconsidering his stance after Thursday's meeting with ObamaIt's a far cry from what Trump uttered during the primary to his boisterous fans at rallies 
 Questions:Trump's positions on Friday are not entirely new, as he's previously voiced support for certain parts of _ as a candidate. (A) Washington (B) CNN (C) Donald Trump (D) Obamacare (E) Barack Obama (F) Wall Street Journal (G) Trump (H) Americans

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(D)


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Teams have been encouraged to release rider data by the president of the sport's governing body the UCI following claims against Chris Froome. Brian Cookson said he was not stopping teams from releasing power or technical data, adding the publication of such information in the 'current febrile atmosphere' would be a 'good thing' to do. Briton Froome pledged to honour the Tour de France yellow jersey after claiming his second title in Paris on Sunday. The 30-year-old, who insists he is clean, was called a 'doper', spat at and had urine thrown at him during the three-week race. Team Sky released Froome's performance data from the first Pyrenees stage of this year's event in an attempt to quell the furore surrounding his display.Chris Froome was consistently accused of doping during Tour de FranceThe Team Sky rider won the race for the second time, the first Brit to do soCalls have been made for the team to release Froome's technical data 
 Questions:Cookson said the actions of the spectators who spat and threw urine at _ were 'absolutely disgusting and disgraceful'. (A) UCI (B) Chris Froome (C) Brian Cookson (D) Briton (E) Tour de France (F) Paris (G) Team Sky (H) Pyrenees (I) Brit

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(B)