Question: Q: Complete:
(Rolling Stone) -- This has been the first rock & roll decade without revolution, or true revolutionaries, to call its own. The Fifties witnessed nothing less than the birth of the music. The Sixties were rocked by Beatlemania, Motown, Phil Spector, psychedelia and Bob Dylan. The Seventies gave rise to David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, heavy metal, punk and New Wave. In comparison, the Eighties have been the decade of, among other things, synth pop, Michael Jackson, the compact disc, Sixties reunion tours, the Beastie Boys and a lot more heavy metal. But if the past ten years haven't exactly been the stuff of revolution, they have been a critical time of re-assessment and reconstruction. Musicians and audiences alike have struggled to come to terms with rock's parameters and possibilities, its emotional resonance and often dormant social consciousness.
But rock in the
OPTIONS:
- Beastie Boys was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Beatlemania was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Bob Dylan was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Bruce Springsteen was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- David Bowie was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Eighties was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Fifties was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Michael Jackson was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Motown was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- New Wave was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Phil Spector was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- R.E.M. was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Rolling Stone was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Seventies was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Sixties was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- Springsteen was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.
- U.S.A. was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.

A: Eighties was like that -- lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive.

Q: Complete:
(CNN) -- For all of the rhetoric about Christianity being under attack in this country, oftentimes it feels no one does a better job of hurting Christianity than the people who call themselves Christians. Especially after a national tragedy. For example, after the September 11 terror attacks, Jerry Falwell blamed the ACLU, as well as feminists, gays and lesbians, for lifting God's veil of protection. After Hurricane Katrina, Pastor John Hagee said he believed God caused the largest natural disaster in U.S. history to stop a gay pride parade in New Orleans. Bodies were still being recovered from the 2010 earthquake in Haiti when Pat Robertson said the country was struck because it made a "pact to the devil."
As in ignoring that
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- ACLU sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- CNN sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- Christ sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- Christianity sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- Christians sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- Falwell sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- God sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- Haiti sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- Hurricane Katrina sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- Jerry Falwell sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- John Hagee sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- LZ sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- LZ Granderson sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- New Orleans sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- Pat Robertson sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.
- U.S. sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.

A:
Answer: Haiti sits on two seismic fault lines, but choosing to go with the pact-with-the-devil-to-explain-the-earthquake kind of dumb.