user: Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Several months ago, Meaghin and Jonathan Jordan were strolling through a shop near their home in Kiln, Mississippi, when they spotted a box of high-powered magnets that could be arranged and rearranged into various shapes. "We said, 'These look neat. This would be something fun for us to do,'" Meaghin recalls. So the couple bought the magnets. It ended up being the worst purchase of their lives. Even though they say they put the magnets up on a high shelf, their son Braylon, almost 2 years old, somehow swallowed eight of them. If they had been just little balls, it wouldn't have been much of a problem; he would have just passed them. But because the magnets were attracted to one another, they formed a clump and bored a hole through his intestines.
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OPTIONS:
- Braylon has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.
- CNN has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.
- CPSC has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.
- Consumer Products Safety Commission has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.
- Jonathan Jordan has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.
- Kiln has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.
- Meaghin has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.
- Mississippi has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.
- Washington has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.
Answer: Braylon has been in the hospital for nearly two months, most of that time spent in intensive care.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

By Kieran Corcoran PUBLISHED: 16:21 EST, 22 December 2013 | UPDATED: 17:26 EST, 22 December 2013 'It was perfect': The two were married in a ceremony at Medway Maritime Hospital, where Felix has been since November Readers touched by the story of a new bride who married her husband in hospital after finding out he had terminal cancer have flooded a charity page with donations for his young family. Since the MailOnline told the story of Cola Glenny, 22, and Felix Glenny, 23, who wed in a bittersweet ceremony at Medway Maritime Hospital in Kent, a fund to care for the young family has exceeded £33,000 after a massive surge in donations.
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Speaking to MailOnline after the wedding,

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- Cola said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- Cola Glenny said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- Felix said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- Felix Glenny said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- GoFundMe said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- Kent said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- Kieran Corcoran said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- MailOnline said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- Medway Maritime Hospital said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- PUBLISHED said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- Pearl said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- Ralph said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- Sharon Osbourne said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
- UPDATED said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had
Answer: Cola said: 'After a second operation last Friday they discovered that the cancer had

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- In the next week North Korea will launch a satellite to coincide with the 100th birthday of Kim Il Sung, the late "Great Leader," and the man perhaps most responsible for the reclusive state's status as the world's most irresponsible country. But Kim's "birthday present" also means North Korea's people will have to forgo 240,000 metric tons of food aid from the United States, as well as the prospect of further negotiations aimed at bringing their country in from the cold. There are no good options for how we should respond. There never are with the North Koreans. But working closely with our partners is a good place to start. We must ensure the launch strengthens our partnerships rather than weakens them.
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Looking beyond the immediate crisis, we need a strategy that addresses any concerns that

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- CNN's allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.
- Hill's allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.
- Kim's allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.
- Kim Il Sung's allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.
- N. Korea's allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.
- North Korea's allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.
- North Koreans's allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.
- U.S.'s allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.
- United States's allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.
Answer: U.S.'s allies may have that our nuclear umbrella is not enough.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Three debates down. Two weeks of campaigning to go. President Barack Obama put Republican challenger Mitt Romney on the defensive on foreign policy in the final presidential debate Monday night, with analysts and an immediate poll giving Obama the victory. With 15 days before the November 6 vote, the candidates now hit the road for the final sprint to Election Day -- focusing on the handful of vital battleground states that could decade the closely contested race. Obama kicks off his "America Forward" tour Tuesday with events in Florida and Ohio, where he will be joined by Vice President Joe Biden, while Romney and his running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan, campaign in Nevada and Colorado.
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While the speech sought to distinguish himself from

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- America Forward on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Barack Obama on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- CNN on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Colorado on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Election Day on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Florida on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Joe Biden on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Mitt Romney on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Nevada on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- ORC on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Obama on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Ohio on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Paul Ryan on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Republican on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- Romney on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
- United States on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.
Answer:

assistant: Barack Obama on foreign policy, specific proposals he cited then were similar to what the administration is doing.