In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. There are several possible answers, you'll need to choose the proper one. Carefully read the given text, pay special attention to the marked number, think about what (unwritten) information the marked number holds inside, choose the most adequate word(s) from the optional answers. If none of them seems right to you, there's also an option for other. If your answer is "REFERENCE", also write the reference entity, otherwise write the implicit option name. Options to choose from are:
REFERENCE: Some object which is being mentioned in the text before or after the target number. The reference answer has a higher priority than any other. If both Reference and another answer are possible, prioritize the Reference.
YEAR: Describing a calendric year
AGE: Describing someone's age
CURRENCY: Reference to some monetary value e.g dollar, euro etc.
PEOPLE: Describing a single/plural persons
TIME: Describing a time of the day. Usually you can add the word o'clock after those numbers.
OTHER: Some other option, which isn't listed here.

Input: Consider Input: DI Jack Cloth: What do you remember about the Burton Bradstock case , Bill ?
Bill Ball: That 's a name I hoped I 'd never hear again .
DI Jack Cloth: You did n't see my appeal on the news , then ?
Bill Ball: No .
DI Jack Cloth: Or the _ one _ on Crimewatch ?
Bill Ball: No .
DI Jack Cloth: Or Paul O'Grady ?
Bill Ball: No .
DI Jack Cloth: Or Made in Chelsea ?
Bill Ball: No .
DI Jack Cloth: Or Total Wipeout ?
Bill Ball: I do n't have a television , Jack .
DI Jack Cloth: Bradstock 's out , Bill . We need to know where he is .
Bill Ball: Aw , forget about it , Jack . Some things are best left in the past , like smallpox and the macarena .
DI Jack Cloth: You ran the investigation , Bill . Anything that you can tell us might help .
Bill Ball: It was high profile . A young woman was killed in Cold Blood . At the time Cold Blood was a quiet little village . Everyone was up in Arms . Arms was the town where we were based . We needed a result , fast , Burton Bradstock was the Fall Guy .
DI Jack Cloth: Lee Majors was the Fall Guy .
Bill Ball: Not this time . We embellished a few witness statements , lost some evidence , mimicked the D.N.A. sequence with a nuclear tide fabricator , Burton Bradstock went down , everyone was happy .
DI Jack Cloth: Jesus , Bill .
Bill Ball: Do n't judge me , Jack . It was 1996 , for God 's sake . Babylon Zoo were No . 1 for five weeks . People needed hope , we gave it to them .
DI Jack Cloth: By framing an innocent man ? No wonder Bradstock 's out for vengeance . You better watch out for yourself , Bill .
Bill Ball: Do n't you worry about me , Jack . I always keep my eyes open .

Output: REFERENCE appeal

Input: Consider Input: Valerie Malone: Are n't any of you a little disturbed by all this ? I mean , did n't you get a good look that them ?
Steve Sanders: Kelly and Colin ?
Valerie Malone: No . The ghosts from Christmas Past . Yes , Colin and Kelly . Do n't you think that this is manic behavior ?
Steve Sanders: You heard what she said . Her father gave her some extra cash to blow . She 's having a good time , and it seems that she and Colin are happy again . What 's the big deal ? I do n't know about you people , but I 'm feel loved .
Valerie Malone: Well , from looking at them , there were both blowing more than cash .
Clare Arnold: What ? You think Colin was high again ?
Valerie Malone: They both were .
Steve Sanders: Kelly ? High ? I do n't think so .
Clare Arnold: No way . She 's been all over Colin from the very beginning about this .
David Silver: That is kind of a far stretch . I do n't think she 'd be using after what she went through with her mother .
Steve Sanders: And that whole intervention thing with Dylan ?
Valerie Malone: Oh , guys , I mean come on ! All I keep hearing about is Dylan , and Kelly 's mother , and David . When does anybody learn anything from the lessons of the past ? From _ one _ who used to experiment with coke , as did my own father and mother , I mean trust me . These are guilt gifts . Kelly 's getting high .

Output: PEOPLE

Input: Consider Input: Jo Danville: Stratford Chocolate . Danny , the candy wrappers in the alley ... all like this ?
Detective Danny Messer: Some were like that .
Jo Danville: They belonged to Tessa . She brought them there .
Detective Danny Messer: Yeah . Which is why they did n't make sense at the scene .
Jo Danville: Oh . " Comiskey " .
Detective Danny Messer: Comiskey ?
Jo Danville: Yeah . You know him ?
Detective Danny Messer: It 's a baseball stadium . Charles Comiskey .
Detective Danny Messer: Chicago
Detective Danny Messer: Black Sox , 1919 ?
Lindsay Monroe Messer: You 're so obsessed with baseball .
Detective Mac Taylor: Okay , so why pick that name and put it on a wrapper ?
Jo Danville: You said Tessa mentioned other names .
Detective Mac Taylor: Yeah . Code names she 'd worked out .
Tessa James: There was George Weaver and Billy Gleason .
Detective Mac Taylor: Is the white - haired man Weaver or Gleason ?
Tessa James: No . I do n't know . I don't- I do n't know him .
Detective Mac Taylor: But I ran them all , and ... they did n't make sense .
Detective Danny Messer: Well , look , she was a bit confused , right ?
Jo Danville: What were the other names ?
Detective Mac Taylor: There was George Weaver .
Detective Danny Messer: George " Buck " Weaver ? Third baseman for the Chicago Black Sox .
Detective Mac Taylor: Okay , so why pick these names - Comiskey , Weaver - for guys she saw at the Vonner Club ?
Detective Danny Messer: I mean , the Black Sox threw the World Series in _ 1919 _ . They were the bad guys .
Output: YEAR