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 _ .
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Question: Hillary Clinton could face a serious challenge in the Democratic primary from a party-switching politician with his sights on the Oval Office. No, not Bernie Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont who became a Democrat in order to compete for the nomination of the party he best aligns with. Nor is it Lincoln Chafee, the former Republican senator from Rhode Island who served as governor of the state for one term as an independent and later became a Democrat. Chafee's announcing his candidacy for the Democratic Party's nomination this evening during a foreign policy address at George Mason University. But it's former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg who politicos are talking about today.It's not Bernie Sanders or former Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee, who is expected to announce his candidacy tonightDemocrats are said to be wooing former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg to run against ClintonHe was Democrat but became a Republican before running for office; he's now independent but would have 'no problem' switching again, it's saidAt a net worth of $36.9 billion, he could fund his own campaign

Answer: _'s real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.


Question: It was a weekend when Andy Murray was full to bursting with emotion, but he struck a note of pragmatism after leading Great Britain to Davis Cup victory. The din of what is the closest he can get to a home-town crowd was still ringing in his ears as he considered the implications of a 3-2 victory over America - one that has again put Leon Smith’s squad into the last eight of the sport’s premier team competition. Wimbledon’s host nation may not be able to raise a quorum when it comes to volume of players in the world’s top 100, but where there is Murray, there is hope.Andy Murray beat John Isner in straight sets to secure GB win over USMurray's GB team-mate James Ward had before upset world No 20 IsnerThe Scot said GB are playing at their limit having moved into the last eightGreat Britain will face France at home in the quarter-finals in July

Answer: James Ward turned the tie in _'s favour with his own victory over Isner on Friday.


Question: A 'dishonest' couple who claimed their millionaire banker landlord was trying to evict them from their cut-price Chelsea mews must pay £500,000 after a judge found they moved out in 1968. Robert Clarke, 81, and wife Cherry, 72, said the owner, ex-Goldman Sachs financier Hugues Lepic, was kicking them out of their house 'for financial gain only'. The elderly couple accused him of mounting a harassment campaign against them after filming their comings and goings on CCTV because he said they had no right to live there. But the couple, who have been paying less than £10,000-a-year in rent since 1964, now face a huge bill for back rent and lawyers' fees after a judge ruled they were 'lying' and had actually 'decamped' from the home 47 years ago.Hugues Lepic, 50, can evict Robert and Cherry Clarke from Chelsea homeCouple said they lived in mews house since 1964 and had right to stayBut judge branded them liars and said they moved out to Surrey in 1968They must now pay £500,000 in back rent and legal costs after judgementMr Clarke avoided giving evidence and wife made 'dishonest' statements

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'It is simply inconceivable that Mr _ regarded any other property as being his home or residence.