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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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Steve McClaren has re-emerged as the frontrunner to take over at Newcastle United – but the club’s hierarchy could be swayed by supporter backing for Patrick Vieira. Former Derby boss McClaren thought his chance had gone after turning down their offer to take charge of the final three games of the season, as well as rejecting a January advance in the wake of Alan Pardew’s exit. The word from within St James’ Park was that owner Mike Ashley would not go back to the man who shunned them in their hour of need. McClaren, however, retains strong support from chief scout Graham Carr and has already indicated to him a willingness to work within Newcastle’s managerial structure.Former Derby boss Steve McClaren is still favourite for the Newcastle jobThe 54-year-old will hold talks with the Magpies later on this weekPatrick Vieira has emerged as a surprise candidate for the roleThe Frenchman is being backed by fans and that could sway Mike AshleyVieira will speak with Lee Charnley to work out the intentions of the clubCLICK HERE for all the latest Newcastle United news
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_, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.


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Allegations that a secret undercover police unit carried out spying operations on Labour MPs need to be investigated immediately, Nick Clegg demanded this morning. The Deputy Prime Minister said the idea that elected politicians were being 'snooped on' because of their views 'appalled' him and urged the Home Secretary Theresa May to order a wider probe into undercover police tactics to investigate allegations. It comes after a former officer, Peter Francis, said he read files on 10 MPs during his 11 years working for the Metropolitan Police's now notorious Special Demonstration Squad. The Deputy Prime Minister said the idea that elected politicians were being 'snooped on' because of their views 'appalled' himA former officer from a secret police unit admitted spying on Labour MPsTargets included deputy leader Harriet Harman, Peter Hain and Jack StrawNick Clegg this morning said the allegations, if true, were 'terrible'Deputy Prime Minister said a probe into police tactics to investigate them
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Hundreds of animal rights activists, neo-Nazi groups, campaigners for black justice and other campaigners who, unknowingly, were spied on by the _ could have their convictions overturned.


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Known locally as Millionaires’ Row, the Western Esplanade cul-de-sac of 11 white Art Deco houses with private beaches at the end of Hove promenade is a real-life version of the TV comedy Stella Street. The sitcom featured impressionists playing celebrities such as Michael Caine and Keith Richards living as neighbours. But put the rubbish out here in Hove and you could be saying good morning to Oscar and Grammy award-winning singer Adele, Little Britain comedian and novelist David Walliams, DJ Norman Cook and his Strictly Come Dancing wife Zoe Ball, and former EastEnders and Heartbeat star Nick Berry. Scroll down for videoHove promenade's white Art Deco houses are filled with British celebritiesSinger Adele and DJ Norman Cook among stars who own on beach frontThe properties were built between 1909 and 1910 by Michael Paget BaxterOne of the houses has gone on the market for a guide price of £4millionBrandvaughan.co.uk, 01273 683111
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Meet the locals: Singer Adele has a house in the exclusive cul-de-sac alongside comedian _.