In this task, you will be given a passage, a question and a list of single-word events identified from the passage. The goal is to point out all events from the given event list that can answer the question. If a question is unanswerable or none of the events answer the question, output should be empty.

[Q]: Passage: Chirac is expected to announce the dissolution of parliament in a TV address Monday evening, justifying it by the need to clean the decks ahead of the deadline for a European single currency next year. Critics say he wants to get the election out of the way before implementing a new round of unpopular austerity measures required to prepare France for economic and monetary union (EMU). Question: What will have happened before next year? Events: ['expected', 'announce', 'dissolution', 'address', 'evening', 'justifying', 'need', 'clean', 'deadline', 'year', 'wants', 'get', 'election', 'implementing', 'round', 'measures', 'required', 'prepare', 'union', 'say']
[A]: expected

[Q]: Passage: "At times (Russia's) progress has been so slow that the support of the IMF has been interpreted by some as reflecting a kind of political complacency, or sheer misjudgement from the IMF. It is time to show that this pessimism is misplaced," he said. Question: What will happen after progress? Events: ['progress', 'support', 'interpreted', 'reflecting', 'misjudgement', 'show', 'misplaced', 'said']
[A]:

[Q]: Passage: London share prices closed sharply lower Friday in active trading after Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson's resignation slapped the market and Wall Street's rapid initial sell-off knocked it down. London shares were depressed initially by overnight losses in New York and by the drop in sterling after Mr. Lawson's resignation. Question: What happened before the market was slapped? Events: ['closed', 'lower', 'trading', 'resignation', 'slapped', 'sell-off', 'knocked', 'depressed', 'drop', 'resignation']
[A]:
resignation