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: Turkes was born in Nicosia, Cyprus, in 1917 and graduated from the Military Academy in 1938, joining the army. Involved in ultranationalist movements since the early 1940s, Turkes was one of the senior organisers of a military coup in 1960, which eventually led to the hanging of toppled conservative prime minister Adnan Menderes. Question: What happened after the Turkes was born? Events: ['born', 'graduated', 'joining', 'Involved', 'movements', 'organisers', 'led', 'hanging']

A: graduated
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Q: Passage: A key to the problem has been the failure of the European constitution, endorsed by EU leaders but which was rejected by French and Dutch voters last year, sparking the bloc's worst-ever crisis. The constitution was meant to streamline the EU's institutions as the bloc grows, but while there have been tentative moves to discuss alternatives, no real solution to the blueprint for Europe's future is expected before 2009. Question: What happened after the crisis? Events: ['problem', 'failure', 'endorsed', 'rejected', 'sparking', 'crisis', 'meant', 'streamline', 'grows', 'moves', 'alternatives', 'solution', 'blueprint', 'expected', 'been', 'been', 'discuss']

A: meant
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Q: Passage: Turkey and Saudi Arabia in effect shut down Iraq's major oil outlets through those countries, but according to Jordanian officials, a smaller line into Jordan remained operating. Truckloads of goods rolled into Iraq from Jordan on Tuesday and Iraqi-bound cargo was unloaded from ships at the Red Sea port ofAqaba despite the U.N.-ordered sanctions. Question: What happened before Iraq's oil outlets were shut down? Events: ['down', 'according', 'operating', 'rolled', 'unloaded', '-ordered', 'sanctions']

A:
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