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Within five minutes of taking a lethal sedative, Brittany Maynard was fast asleep and all of the pain from her struggle with cancer erased from her face. She died another thirty minutes later, leaving the world just how she planned - surrounded by her loving husband, family and friends. Dan Diaz, the widower of the 29-year-old who has become the face of the right-to-die movement, spoke out this week in interviews with People magazine and Meredith Vieira to describe his late wife's last moments on November 1 and how he plans to honor her memory. Scroll down for video
Still on leave from his job as a senior manager in the food industry, Diaz is now working to help get right-to-die legalized in
OPTIONS:
- Brittany Maynard by telling his wife's story.
- California by telling his wife's story.
- Dan Diaz by telling his wife's story.
- Maynard by telling his wife's story.
- Meredith Vieira by telling his wife's story.
- Oregon by telling his wife's story.
- People magazine by telling his wife's story.

A: California by telling his wife's story.


Nestled among moss-covered rocks, these forgotten pillboxes, gun batteries and tank traps are forlorn reminders of how drastically Britain's coast changed to stop a Nazi invasion. Many of the Second World War defences captured by photographer Marc Wilson now blend in with their surroundings, dangling precariously over the sea or being split in two by the forces of nature. Mr Wilson, 46, travelled 23,000 miles to photograph 143 forgotten coastal relics across Britain, as well as northern France, Denmark, the Channel Islands, Belgium and Norway. Forgotten: Photographer Marc Wilson has documented the abandoned war defences littering Britain's coast. Left: Studland Bay in Dorset, where a full-scale D-Day rehearsal took place in April 1944. Right: Concrete tank defences in the forests near Lossiemouth, Moray

For one shot, a never-used pillbox by the sea in Dorset's

OPTIONS:
- Belgium, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Britain, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Channel Islands, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Denmark, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Dorset, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- France, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Lossiemouth, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Marc Wilson, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Moray, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Nazi, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Norway, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Portland, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Second World War, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Studland Bay, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
- Wilson, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.
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Studland Bay, the tide had to be just high enough to touch the concrete base - but not high enough to drown Mr Wilson.


Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Should a sporting event be allowed to continue if a key participant dies during competition? Golf's European Tour insisted it should be following the death of Alastair Forsyth's caddie Iain McGregor on the final day of the Madeira Islands Open Sunday. Known affectionately as Mac by his friends, McGregor collapsed on the fairway with a suspected heart attack as Forsyth was playing the ninth hole -- the last of his round -- and was later pronounced dead. After an initial indefinite suspension of play, and discussions with a number of players and caddies, the European Tour decided the tournament should be completed.
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To see that happen to someone in front of your eyes -- I don't know how or when you get over that,"

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Forsyth told the European Tour's official website.
- CNN told the European Tour's official website.
- European Tour told the European Tour's official website.
- Forsyth told the European Tour's official website.
- Golf told the European Tour's official website.
- Iain McGregor told the European Tour's official website.
- Mac told the European Tour's official website.
- Madeira Islands Open told the European Tour's official website.
- McGregor told the European Tour's official website.
Answer: Alastair Forsyth told the European Tour's official website.


Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN)Christianity was born in Bethlehem, in what's now the West Bank. It took root among people like the Assyrians, who flourished in ancient Mesopotamia. It soon found a home in places like modern-day Turkey. In other words, Christianity traces its past squarely to the Middle East. But do Christians have a future there? Recent headlines provide ample evidence for skepticism. It's hard to ignore the depravity of ISIS beheading 21 Egyptian Christians on a beach in Libya. Nor can one shake off stories of women and children among the 262 Christians captured by ISIS in Syria, one of several horrors faced by Christians in that nation and neighboring Iraq.

"And even if you wipe out

OPTIONS:
- Assyrians, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Bethlehem, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- CNN, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Christianity, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Christians, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Egyptian, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Gulf states, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- ISIS, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Iraq, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Jesus, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Libya, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Mesopotamia, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Middle East, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Saudi Arabia, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Syria, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- Turkey, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."
- West Bank, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."

Answer:

assistant: ISIS, unless those conditions change, you're going to have other groups that emerge."