user: Question: Let's complete this passage.
As 'The Chosen One' banner appears amid a darkened, stormy sky, a Scottish voice sounds, 'Football, bloody hell. What the hell was that all about? '. A woman then has her say, 'I was ashamed of them'. The on-screen text is equally damning, 'Following a season of discontent' it reads. The banner, wearing the face of David Moyes, crumples to the backdrop of thunder and lightening. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Van Gaal and Ryan Giggs in Man United cartoon parody Remember him? This MUTV advert kicks off with the image of sacked manager David Moyes Dawning of a new era: The new United, including Wayne Rooney, David de Gea and Danny Welbeck

The neon, red lettering of '

OPTIONS:
- Chosen One' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- Danny Welbeck' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- David Moyes' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- David de Gea' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- Louis van Gaal' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- MUTV' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- Man United' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- Ryan Giggs' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- Scottish' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- The Chosen One' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- United' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- Van Gaal' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
- Wayne Rooney' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.
Answer: Man United' breaks through the gloom, 'Start to rebuild a dynasty'.


Problem: Choose the next sentence
Air Chief Marshal Lord Stirrup, a former chief of the defence staff, claimed Vladimir Putin is 'testing' Britain's reaction times Planes packed with holidaymakers could be brought down by Russian jets in a highly dangerous 'game of chicken', a former head of the armed forces has warned. Air Chief Marshal Lord Stirrup, a former chief of the defence staff, claimed Vladimir Putin is 'testing' the resolve of Britain and its Nato allies in the stand-off in Ukraine. He accused Moscow of pursuing an 'aggressive' strategy of probing UK defences, using flights by Russian long-range Bear bombers off Bournemouth and the coast of Cornwall.

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OPTIONS:
- Bear over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Bournemouth over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Britain over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Cornwall over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Jock Stirrup over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Lord Stirrup over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Moscow over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Nato over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- RAF over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Russia over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Russian over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- UK over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Ukraine over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Ukrainian over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.
- Vladimir Putin over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.

Answer: Nato over the years, in the eyes of Putin at least, has become weak.


Input: Choose the next sentence.
(CNN) -- Former law clerks to Judge Sonia Sotomayor sent a letter of support to the Senate leadership Monday, offering their "enthusiastic and wholehearted support" for the U.S. Supreme Court nominee. Judge Sonia Sotomayor The letter -- addressed to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada; Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky; Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vermont; and Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions, the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee -- was signed by 45 of her 49 former law clerks. The White House said it was unable to find two of the clerks, and the two others had conflicts of interest that precluded their signing the letter.
But the
OPTIONS:
- Alabama leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- CNN leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- D-Nevada leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- D-Vermont leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- GOP leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Harry Reid leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Jeff Sessions leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Judiciary Committee leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Mitch McConnell leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Patrick Leahy leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- R-Kentucky leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Republican leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Senate leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Senate Judiciary Committee leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Senate Republicans leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Sonia Sotomayor leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Sotomayor leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- Supreme Court leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- U.S. leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
- White House leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.
Output:

assistant: GOP leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor.