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: For nearly forty years, the United States has said categorically it would not tolerate totalitarian rule in its own backyard. It is the US economic and political embargo which has kept Cuba in a box. Question: What did the United States not do after totalitarian rule came to Cuba? Events: ['said', 'tolerate', 'rule', 'embargo', 'kept']

A: tolerate
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Q: Passage: In injury time Celtic won a penalty after Lennon appeared to be fouled by Kenny Milne - sparking a furious reaction from the Falkirk players who believed the Northern Irishman had dived. Lennon reacted and appeared to push his head into the face of Stokes and referee Brines showed him a straight red card. Question: What happened before the Celtic won? Events: ['won', 'penalty', 'fouled', 'be', 'sparking', 'reaction', 'dived', 'reacted', 'appeared', 'push', 'showed']

A: fouled
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Q: Passage: Wigan scored their third consecutive win on when they beat hosts Bolton 1-0 thanks to Lee McCulloch's goal. A dour first half saw few chances and little entertainment, but the second period was much more worthy of a derby. Question: What happened during the win? Events: ['scored', 'win', 'beat', 'goal', 'saw', 'chances', 'entertainment', 'was', 'derby']

A:
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