In this task, you will be presented with a text and a pronoun. You should write the name that the pronoun refers to. Position of the pronoun in the text is showed within two "_"s.

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Mike D'Angelo of The A.V. Club also praised Forster's performance and the tone of the film, saying ``If the film came across as jaded and cynical, it might well be hard to take. Instead, it seems weary and defeated, as if some people are simply born to fail.'' Conversely, Kristy Puchko of The Playlist criticized the film's humor and called it ``one note''. While _she_ praised the performances of Daniela Sandiford, Cole, Weaver, Forster, and Healy, Puchko stated that Coster-Waldau's performance ``keeps us at a distance, unable to connect, empathize, or care''. <sep>, Pronoun: she

Ex Output:
Kristy Puchko


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The audience feels the effects of the previous notes and can reflect on that moment intentionally. Silence does not hinder musical excellence but can enhance the sounds of instruments and vocals within the piece. In his book Sound and Silence (1970), the composer John Paynter says, ``the dramatic effect of silence has long been appreciated by composers.'' _He_gives as an example, ``the general pause in the middle of the chorus ``Have lightnings and thunders ...'' in Bach's St. Matthew Passion'': <sep>, Pronoun: He

Ex Output:
John Paynter


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Who was that ``Duke Knut'', Cecilia's historically mentioned father? Three sufficiently possible and credible alternatives have been proposed: * Knut Birgersson Jarl has been deemed somewhat uneasy choice because of chronological problems. That Knut died 1208, and because of her children's age and her own likely death date, Cecilia firstly need to have been born in the very end of Knut's life (c 1208) when Knut was already elderly (and several decades after birth of that Knut's other attested child/children); and even that makes Cecilia somewhat old for _her_ own marriage and to give birth to her attested children, at last one of whom was executed in 1280 and Cecilia possibly was then living. <sep>, Pronoun: her

Ex Output:

Cecilia