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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.
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Passage: Ryu So-Yeon won the women's title and South Korea retained the women's team title which they wrested from Taiwan at the last 2002 Asian Games in Busan. They carded a total of 534 strokes with Japan second at 547 and Taiwan third at 550. Question: What happened before South Korea carded the strokes? Events: ['won', 'retained', 'wrested', 'carded', 'strokes']
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Passage: In a television interview late Monday, General Likulia declared that the Zairean armed forces, the FAZ, was able to hold the city against rebels who have swept across the eastern half of the country, but needed "the support of the people". He claimed that inhabitants of all the towns conquered by Laurent Kabila's guerrillas since October were putting up "strong resistance to the rebels", but denounced wide divisions among Zairean politicians which had weakened the strength of the armed forces. Question: According to Likulia, what was happening during the interview? Events: ['interview', 'declared', 'hold', 'swept', 'needed', 'support', 'claimed', 'conquered', 'putting', 'resistance', 'denounced', 'weakened']
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hold

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Passage: The Bamako summit is the first time he has travelled outside of Europe since his week-long hospitalisation in September for a vision problem that doctors said was caused by a minor vascular "incident". Question: What happened before the Bamako summit started? Events: ['summit', 'travelled', 'hospitalisation', 'said', 'caused', 'incident']
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travelled