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.

Input: Consider Input: Columbo: Well , you 've got some family , Miss Lytton . Everybody thinks I 'm getting ready to arrest them .
Ruth Lytton: Everybody but me .
Columbo: Yes . It 's a relief talking to you . I was beginning to feel like a policeman .
Ruth Lytton: You ARE a policeman - and a good _ one _ . You say a thing when you 're ready to say it and not before .

Output: policeman

Input: Consider Input: Bobby Newman: Okay , top five inventions of mankind : Um , the wheel , submarines , penicillin ...
Stephanie Layne: Slippers , creme brulee , spoons ...
Bobby Newman: Wait . But now we have six top - five inventions .
Stephanie Layne: Then let 's do ten ... and add _ four _ more .
Bobby Newman: Yes . I wanted to add dry - erase markers anyway .

Output: inventions

Input: Consider Input: Narrator: I 'm gon na tell you this _ one _ from my point of view so you can put yourself in there .
Narrator: So the story goes : The guy falls in love with a girl the second he meets her , but it takes them a lifetime to get it together .
Narrator: When they do they end up on a boat , and they realise the only way they can stay together is to never go ashore .
Narrator: So they raise the yellow colour flag so no port would take them and they drift out to sea ' til the end .
Narrator: And it makes you realize there are people in your life so important that they dwarf everything else .
Narrator: It 's up to you to figure out who they are . If you have to give up everything else and spend the rest of your days on a boat , who are the must haves , the ones you ca n't live without ?
Narrator: Figure out your own list and then do everything you can to let them know how much they mean to you .
Output: story