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: Victoria Winters: Well , sometimes I get the feeling that Mrs. Stoddard knows more about me than she admits to .
Richard Garner: You mean that she 's keeping something from you ?
Victoria Winters: It 's just a feeling .
Richard Garner: Well , why should she do anything like that ?
Victoria Winters: I do n't know . I 'm probably making the whole thing up . But ... Well , suppose that my father turned out to be a convicted murderer or insane ...
Richard Garner: Oh , you 're borrowing trouble that does n't exist .
Victoria Winters: Well , you asked for a motive and there 's a perfectly good _ one _ . You said yourself she was fond of me .
Richard Garner: Well , it 's true that I know that she would n't willingly see you hurt , Miss Winters , but on the other hand , I do n't she 'd willingly keep information from you . You 're entitled to all and any information that you want .
Example Output: motive

Example Input: Col. John Marlowe: The Major seems to be out of uniform . Where are your sidearms , Kendall ?
Major Kendall: If you check the book , Colonel , you 'll see that a Regimental Surgeon does n't wear _ one _ .
Col. John Marlowe: First you cut out our artillery , then the wagons , and now you want to saddle us with a medical unit !
Example Output: sidearms

Example Input: Nina Van Horn: How come she gets two weeks vacation and I only get _ one _ ?
Jack Gallo: Because last year you took 87 personal days .
Example Output:
weeks