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Example Input: CLOSE  Carlos Beltran  was on hand in New York on Tuesday  Feb. 6  2018 to accept the Legend Award at the 38th annual Thurman Munson Dinner  recognizing his charitable contributions â including his foundationâs hurricane relief aid in his native Puerto Rico. Pete Caldera/NorthJersey.com
 Carlos Beltran  was a nine-time all-star. (Photo: Thomas Shea  USA TODAY Sports)
 Carlos Beltran  said Tuesday night that  he  will not visit the White House with  his  former Houston Astros teammates and will spend time with  his  family instead.
 Beltran  said  his  decision to skip the trip is not politically motivated  though  he  has been "disappointed" by the U.S. government's response to Hurricane Maria damage in Puerto Rico  especially when compared to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts in Houston.
"Thereâs no doubt Iâm disappointed and Iâm not the only one "  Beltran  said at the Thurman Munson Dinner in New York. "Being part of the United States  you expect to at least get the same benefits (when) tragedies like this happen."
 Beltran  said Trump's presence in the White House did not affect  his  decision.
"(Trump) is the President of the United States "  Beltran  said  according to the New York Daily News. "If sometimes we donât like the things that he does  or we like the things that he does  at the end of the day heâs the president  so (it has) nothing to do with that.
 Beltran  later explained that  because  he  has since retired from baseball   he  doesn't feel like  he  belongs to a team like the Astros.
"My family ... thatâs the team I feel I belong to right now "  he  said.
Example Output: Carlos Beltran : Retired player won't visit White House with Astros

Example Input: "If we have a shutdown , it will be because Harry Reid holds that absolutist position and essentially holds the American people hostage ," Cruz told NBC 's Meet the Press days after his filibuster , and just before the shutdown began . 
Over the next couple of weeks , with much of the federal workforce furloughed , Cruz huddled with House conservatives to encourage them to dig in against a deal that included any capitulation on the Obamacare demands . 
WASHINGTON -- To hear Sen. Ted Cruz tell it , he deserves no blame for the 2013 government shutdown that cost the U.S. economy $ 24 billion . 
"You 've left me speechless ," Maine Sen. Susan Collins , a moderate Republican who seethed at Cruz throughout the 2013 episode , told reporters when asked about her Texas colleague 's stance . 
Cruz argued Monday that he voted repeatedly to keep the government running . 
Cruz spent the summer of 2013 promoting the idea that the fight to defund Obamacare was worth the risk of shutdown , and stirring public pressure on GOP leaders . 
The episode remains a key moment in Cruz 's five-year Senate career , elevating his status among tea partiers and propelling his 2016 presidential bid . 
But while Cruz 's stance caused dismay and allegations of revisionism , he has always maintained that Democrats bore responsibility for the 16-day shutdown -- along with GOP congressional leaders who lacked the backbone to back him up in the crusade to defund Obamacare . 
"There 's no end result other than shutting the government down , for which Republicans are going to be blamed ," Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch said after a meeting with Cruz , shortly before the shutdown . 
On Monday , Cruz called it "a media narrative" that he was responsible for the 2013 shutdown . 
House Speaker John Boehner rejected the tactic and later called Cruz a "jackass" for pursuing it .
Example Output: Eyes roll as Ted Cruz denies role in 2013 government shutdown ; ` Speechless ' says one senator .

Example Input: âThe windscreen phenomenon is probably one of the best illustrative ways to realize we are dealing with a decline in flying insects â said  Caspar Hallmann  an ecologist at Radboud University in the Netherlands .  Hallmann  is part of a research team that recently waded through 27 years' worth of insects collected in German nature preserves.
The most dramatic reduction over time in bug biomass appeared in summer months  when insects should be most active. âApparently  when insect densities are the highest  declines are most severe. Unfortunately we do not know why â  Hallmann  said.
 Hallmann  said the German study should be ârepresentative for parts of the world under similar conditions â which is to say a human-dominated landscape coupled with intensive agriculture. But  he  cannot make more-specific comparisons  because âsimilar data sets do not exist elsewhere  to our knowledge â  he  said.
The authors of the new study attempted to tease out the roots of the decline. The scientists' investigation into climatic changes and other variables  however  eliminated most âprime suspects â  Hallmann  said. (In fact  the temperature increase observed over the study period should have benefited flying insects   he  said.)
One culprit could be the alteration of the landscape itself  the agriculture that surrounds the preserves. âThis suggests a possible role for  for example  fertilizer and pesticide application â  Hallmann  said.
Example Output:
Flying insects have been disappearing over the past few decades study shows