In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

Q: Little Horse Puzzle, Wild Animal Quiz for Kids and Summer Beach Basketball Mania: these innocent-sounding videogames have been spiked in a classification crackdown by the Australian government. These are among more than 200 games effectively banned by the Australian government this year, alongside more blood-soaked titles like Sniper 3D Assault Zombie, Street of Death and Survival Contract. Other games deemed not suitable for Australians include: Police Dog: Crime City Chase, Hobo Simulator, AK-47 Simulator, League of Guessing, Pocket Pool Pro, Charming Cheerleader Girl, Police Bus for Criminals and Pong Retro. Minister of Justice Michael Keenan's office said the banning-spree is a result of changes to how games are classified in Australia.More than 200 videogames have been banned in Australia this yearAustralian Government 'refused classification' to 219 games since JanuaryGames included: Little Horse Puzzle and Wild Animal Quiz for KidsNew classification system will be introduced by government on July 1

A: A rating and consumer advice specific to _ is then designed.
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Q: Tom Brady is Team Trump. The New England Patriots quarterback appeared to be a fan of the presidential hopeful when one of Trump's Make America Great Again hats was photographed in his locker, but now the football great has officially come out in support of the real estate mogul. When asked by reporters on Wednesday just hours before the Republican debate if he thought Trump could win it all, Brady said; 'I hope so. That would be great.' He then added; 'There’d be a putting green on the White House lawn. I know that.' WEEI reports that Brady was then asked about his hat.Tom Brady officially came out in support of presidential hopeful Donald Trump on WednesdayWhen asked if he thought Trump could win, Brady said; 'I hope so. That would be great. There’d be a putting green on the White House lawn'One of Trump's Make America Great hats had previously been photographed in Brady's locker, something he called a 'nice keepsake'Trump thanked Brady for his support shortly before the Republican debate, writing; 'A great honor from somebody that knows how to win!'Brady blew off a chance to meet President Obama at the White House earlier this year when his fellow Patriots went for the Super Bowl reception

A: _ seemed to be overjoyed to get the support, and as he so often does took to Twitter to express his thoughts.
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Q: (CNN) Many observers may scratch their heads wondering how a crass billionaire can make inroads with working-class voters, but their confusion misses a critical point: The political revolt that benefited Donald Trump is not limited to the Republican Party, but is also in full fury inside the Democratic Party. Democrats, by embracing in the 1990s a series of bipartisan policies geared toward corporations at the expense of American jobs, have since failed to adequately defend America's working class, and those voters are making their presence felt at the ballot box as a result. Recent polls show the frustrations they feel toward the Democrats pose a real danger in the race for the White House, depending on who ends up winning the nomination. Quinnipiac found a battle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to be an essential tossup in three key swing states: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida. Meanwhile, in West Virginia, 53% of Democratic voters said global trade deals take jobs away from American workers.Jonathan Tasini: Bernie Sanders' story is powerful appeal to working class votersNew polls show Sanders is a stronger candidate than Clinton against Trump, he says

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Today's rejoinders to criticism of these policies from many establishment _ underscore how tone deaf the party elites have become.
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