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 _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

Example Input: Peter Dragon: Okay , Stuart , look , there is an enormous difference between movies and television . You know what that difference is ?
Stuart Glazer: No ...
Peter Dragon: Okay , let 's take a look at my rolodex , okay ? I 'll be the movie , you be the TV rolodex . In my movie rolodex I have , eh , Sean Connery . Your TV rolodex ? Shawn Wayans . Eh ? Marlon Brando , Marlon Wayans . Alec Baldwin , Alec ... eh ... Wayans . There 's probably _ one _ floating around , I do n't know .
Example Output: Wayans

Example Input: Seeley Booth: You were with the 720 MP Battalion ?
Red Hudmore: Do n't tell me you heard of us .
Temperance Brennan: I have not
Seeley Booth: Bones , the _ 720 _ was the only battle - tested MP battalion in Vietnam . My pops , my grandfather , he served with them back in the ' 50s .
Red Hudmore: Soldiers of the Gauntlet . That 's what they called us .
Seeley Booth: That 's right . Soldiers of the Gauntlet . It was an honor to meet you , sir .
Example Output: battalion

Example Input: Eddie Drake: Well , it all started early yesterday afternoon and sopped late last night with a whole collection of more or less inanimate people cluttering up my office . It had been a dull morning . I was wondering whether I should take Dave for a ride ...
Dr. Karen Gayle: Dave ? Who 's Dave ?
Eddie Drake: That 's my new car .
Dr. Karen Gayle: I did n't know you could afford _ one _ .
Example Output:
car