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Wendi Deng, a businesswoman and mother of two is perhaps best known for the slap that protected her media mogul husband, Rupert Murdoch. In July 2011, Deng lunged at a protester who was advancing on Murdoch with a shaving cream pie during a UK parliamentary hearing on allegations of phone hacking by Murdoch's media company. The Twitterverse lit up with chatter about the incident and bloggers in her native China largely applauded her. But that one instinctive, protective swipe could not completely remove suspicions about the 44-year-old woman's marriage to 82-year-old Murdoch. So often, the age difference, his riches and her beauty were mentioned alongside each other.
Deng has come a long way, coming from a small town in
OPTIONS:
- Asia, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.
- China, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.
- Deng, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.
- Murdoch, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.
- Rupert Murdoch, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.
- Twitterverse, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.
- UK, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.
- Wendi Deng, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.
- Yale, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.

A: China, the daughter of a poor factory engineer.


Roy Hodgson has hinted that Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will not be risked against Uruguay in England's potentially decisive World Cup Group D clash on Thursday. The Arsenal forward had impressed during England's final warm-up games before a knee injury suffered against Ecuador almost ended his World Cup hopes. Although Oxlade-Chamberlain was eventually included in the 23-man squad and has been recovering well, Hodgson has confirmed he is unlikely to use him against Uruguay. Sorry son! Roy Hodgson has confirmed Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will not be used against Uruguay On the mend: The Arsenal forward will resume training with the squad and could feature against Costa Rica

We expect to see

OPTIONS:
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain with their big guns blazing.
- Arsenal with their big guns blazing.
- Costa Rica with their big guns blazing.
- Ecuador with their big guns blazing.
- England with their big guns blazing.
- Group D with their big guns blazing.
- Hodgson with their big guns blazing.
- Lions with their big guns blazing.
- Oxlade-Chamberlain with their big guns blazing.
- Roy Hodgson with their big guns blazing.
- Uruguay with their big guns blazing.
- Wayne Rooney with their big guns blazing.
- World Cup with their big guns blazing.
- World Cup Group D with their big guns blazing.
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Uruguay with their big guns blazing.


Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

Lionel Messi celebrated the 10th anniversary of his Barcelona debut with a brilliant goal, as Barcelona maintained their four point lead over rivals Real Madrid ahead of next week's Clasico. Messi inched closer to breaking Telmo Zarra's all-time La Liga scoring record, notching his 250th goal, leaving him one strike behind the Athletic Bilbao legend. He could now write history against Real Madrid next Saturday, quite probably aided by the return of Luis Suarez from suspension. Messi was instrumental in this win over Eibar, which saw Barcelona keep their eighth clean sheet in eight games, Claudio Bravo extending his own record to 720 minutes unbeaten—although Eibar deserved to be ahead at half-time.
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As has been a bigger feature of his game this season under

OPTIONS:
- Athletic Bilbao, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Barcelona, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Clasico, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Claudio Bravo, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Eibar, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- La Liga, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Lionel Messi, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Luis Enrique, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Luis Suarez, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Messi, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Neymar, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Nou Camp, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Real Madrid, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Telmo Zarra, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
- Xavi, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.
Answer: Luis Enrique, he's helped out with ball recovery, and today was no different.


Question:
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN) -- Raw satellite data about missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 will be released Tuesday, a Malaysian official said Monday. Malaysian acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein made the comments about the data from satellite company Inmarsat as he toured a newly constructed terminal at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Families of the passengers on board the plane, which disappeared in March over Southeast Asia while carrying 239 people, have been demanding that the raw data be made public. The fate of the plane and those on board has become one of the great aviation mysteries of modern times.
"In line with our commitment towards greater transparency, all parties are working for the release of the data communication logs and the technical description of the analysis for public consumption,"
OPTIONS:
- CNN and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.
- Hishammuddin Hussein and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.
- Inmarsat and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.
- Kuala Lumpur and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.
- Kuala Lumpur International Airport and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.
- Malaysia and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.
- Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.
- Malaysian and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.
- Southeast Asia and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.

Answer:


assistant: Inmarsat and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.