input question: A completion problem: she came to understand that while her customers might ask her how much a busy lizzie cost , they were never going to put themselves out so far as to enquire about the bun in her oven . in the great scheme of things , the bun in marla 's oven was always going to be a piddling irrelevance compared to their busy lizzie . sublime indifference -- for that she could count on her customers 200 per cent . there was a good chance they would n't even spot the difference between her and the temp she would hire when she needed to take a week off work for the
output answer: birth

input question: A completion problem: '' hello ... ladies , '' he tried , doing his best to sound at least vaguely charming , feeling almost immediately that this was not the best approach . the woman in the red cloak stared at him for a moment and he had to admit , at least to himself , that he did not like being under her scrutiny . then she let her eyes pass to ellie . '' why have you come ? '' she asked , her gaze flicking to beth and then back to
output answer: ellie

input question: A completion problem: '' who do you think taught me so much about the paranormal ? '' emily smacked the rolling pin on the dough . '' so why do n't you call the super-famous braden smith and tell him you have ghosts and you need them gone ? '' why could n't her little sister just stay out of things for a change ? '' because braden 's team does n't actually get rid of
output answer: ghosts

input question: A completion problem: at once , though , one of them stopped and stared in her direction , its silloughette barely visible . obviously , a small gray car was not commonplace for these parts . both deer stood frozen in their tracks , sniffing and listening . cautiously , one of them took a couple of steps closer , pausing to listen and sniff some more . her throat suddenly dry from her rapid breathing , janet coughed surprising herself and the
output answer:
deer