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: Morgan: The thing about a first kiss is , you only have _ one _ , and believe me , she 's gon na remember it no matter what . So , you 've got ta pick the perfect moment , and that moment comes right after you 've done something incredible . And you 'll know the moment because you 'll see it in her eyes , because she will look at you like she 's discovering you for the first time , like she 's never seen you before , and that 's when you move in for the kiss . And that kiss will tell you everything you need to know about they way she feels about you . Because if you are kissing her , and I mean really kissing her , and she starts to smile , then you 're in buddy . You 're in .
Example Output: kiss

Example Input: Anne Shirley: Ruby Gillis says when she grows up , she wants to have a line of beaus on a string and make them crazy for her . I 'd rather have _ one _ , in his rightful mind .
Example Output: beaus

Example Input: The 40" Waist: It seems to be shorter at the front , than at the back .
Mr. Humphries: Ah , that 's because you 're standing upright , Sir . One does tend to do that when _ one _ is trying on new garments .
The 40" Waist: Really ?
Mr. Humphries: Oh , yes , Sir . Yes . You see , if I stand upright like this , well , I 'm up at the front , are n't I Mr. Grainger ?
Mr. Ernest Grainger: You certainly are , Mr. Humphries .
Example Output:
you