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: Washington (CNN) One of the attorneys general that was threatening to challenge the Trump administration on DACA has backed off his threat, citing a "human element" in his calculation and urging Congress to act instead. The Tennessee attorney general had been part of a group of 10 states that were threatening the Trump administration to add the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program to ongoing litigation in an unfriendly court if President Donald Trump doesn't sunset the program by September 5. That ultimatum was led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and was issued earlier this summer. But now, Herbert Slatery says he no longer will pursue that course of action.Tennessee had been one of 10 states threatening the Trump administrationThe letter encouraged bipartisan legislation in Congress

A: "There is a human element to this, however, that is not lost on me and should not be ignored," _ wrote.
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Q: For most parents, their child's birthday party might entail a game of pass the parcel followed by ice cream and jelly, but not for Sophie-May Dickson, 22, who claims she splashed out £2,500 on her daughter's fifth birthday bash. Ponies were hired, a red carpet laid out and a three-tiered crystal-encrusted birthday cake delivered to create a party fit for Princess Bliss Dickson, Sophie-May's oldest daughter. The mother-of-two, from Essex, whose youngest daughter Precious Belle Ruby Rozina, is three, appeared on ITV's This Morning this week to defend her lavish party throwing - and now FEMAIL has an exclusive peek into the bash.Sophie-May Dickson, 22, says she splashed £2,500 on her daughter's partyPrincess Bliss Dickson turned 5 in September and had ponies at her partyDescribing the event, Sophie-May said: 'It felt like her wedding'

A: _-May started planning the event in January and on Princess's big day in September there was a DJ, an entertainer, a bouncy castle, a three-tiered cake, a sweet buffet - and of course some visiting ponies to entertain.
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Q: The parents of a 5-year-old in central Ohio have created a visual bucket list for their daughter after she was diagnosed with a condition that will eventually cause her to go blind. Elizabeth 'Lizzy' Myers, of Bellville, was recently diagnosed with Usher syndrome type II, a rare genetic condition that causes hearing and progressive vision loss, and can result in blindness. Her parents have about five to seven years to get her out and see things, particularly at night, her father Steve Myers told the News Journal. 'Otherwise, it would be too late to do things like this (view the night sky) or catch lightning bugs,' Steve saidElizabeth 'Lizzy' Myers was recently diagnosed with Usher syndrome type II, a condition that will cause her to go blind in five to seven yearsBefore she loses here sight, Lizzy's parents plan to take her to see the Northern Lights, the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls and YellowstoneOn Tuesday, they kicked off the list with a visit to an Ohio observatory

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'If they hadn't pushed us for genetic testing, we would never have known what's to come for _,' Steve said.
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