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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. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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(CNN) Not long ago, retired New York City firefighter James Hanlon and his five-year-old daughter were hanging out in the family garage. The girl spotted an unfamiliar box containing Hanlon's dusty, banged up old firefighter's helmet. "Dada, what's that?" she asked. Hanlon's mind raced back 15 years when he and hundreds of other first responders rushed inside the World Trade Center after terrorists flew hijacked airliners into the North and South Towers. "Oh, that's what Daddy used to do for a living," he explained. She tried to ask a few questions, Hanlon recalled during a recent interview for the documentary, "9/11: Fifteen Years Later."9/11 firefighters reflect on 15th anniversary and new anti-terror tactics"Everything is about fear and who to be afraid of," says firefighter who survived terror attacks 
 Question:Losing friends and colleagues has made _ feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."
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James Hanlon


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(CNN) -- The fiancee of Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber lived on property that was to be used for growing marijuana, and married an illegal immigrant for money during a period in her life when she was "associating with the wrong kind of people and making mistakes," according to a statement she released Tuesday. Cylvia Hayes, 47, admitted to living on a property in Okanogan, Oregon, in 1997 that was supposed to become a marijuana growing operation, but she said it never materialized. "I am not proud of that brief period of time - I was involved in an abusive relationship with a dangerous man," Hayes said.NEW: Oregon governor says his fiancee's past illegal activities are a private matterOregon's "first lady" Cylvia Hayes admits involvement in a plan for a pot farm in 1997She says she associated with the "wrong kind of people" at the timeThe same year she also married an immigrant for money 
 Question:"_ deserved to know the history of the person he was forming a relationship with.
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John Kitzhaber


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(CNN) Over the past eight years, President Barack Obama has advanced strong executive actions and federal rules that have provided millions of people with better wages, better benefits and stronger protections in the workplace. On Friday, a new president will move into the Oval Office. He will face a stark choice -- expand on those efforts or destroy them. Despite years of flat wages and exploding fixed costs such as housing, education and health care, Republicans in Congress have long refused even to consider legislation to create new economic opportunity for families. Initiatives such as raising the federal minimum wage and guaranteeing paid family leave for workers have languished despite bipartisan, state-level initiatives and broad support for these kinds of policies among Americans of both parties.Elizabeth Warren: Obama's executive actions, regulations boosted wages, benefits and workplace protectionsShe says Trump has said he'll erase Obama's executive actions, but workers need them 
 Question:_ will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.
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Americans