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London (CNN) -- The organizers of the 2012 London Olympics have repeatedly asserted the value of the Games in the shape of wider involvement in sport, a lasting legacy of sporting facilities, and increased tourism. But experience from previous Games suggest differently. Not one recent Olympic host nation can point to an increase in sport participation as a result of the Olympics. Many of the stadiums built for the Greek Games are now expensive-to-maintain wrecks. As for tourism, the Olympics generally leads to a decrease in visitor spending, not an increase, as the travel industry has pointed out. Watch how Greece's Olympic dream turns sour
Ring Five: The
OPTIONS:
- 2012 London Olympics symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.
- CNN symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.
- Games symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.
- Greece symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.
- Greek Games symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.
- London symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.
- Mark Perryman symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.
- Olympic symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.
- Olympic Rings symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.
- Olympics symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.

A: Olympic symbol could have been used as a symbol for sporting participation rather than as a logo for corporate sponsors.

Los Angeles (CNN) -- Elvis Presley's death became a controversy at the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial as a man who promoted both artists' last tours testified. AEG Live Co-CEO Paul Gongaware testified Wednesday that Presley died of a drug overdose, but when his own lawyer questioned him Thursday he changed his testimony to say Elvis died of a heart ailment. Presley collapsed in the bathroom of his Memphis, Tennessee, mansion -- Graceland -- on August 16, 1977, at the age of 42. While his death was ruled the result of an irregular heartbeat, the autopsy report was sealed amid accusations that abuse of prescription drugs caused the problem.

Another e-mail suggested Gongaware was concerned that musicians, dancers and singers who worked on the show might tell interviewers after

OPTIONS:
- AEG's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- AEG Live's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- AEG Live Co-CEO's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- CNN's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- Elvis's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- Elvis Presley's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- Graceland's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- Jackson's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- Los Angeles's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- MJ's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- Memphis, Tennessee's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- Michael Jackson's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- Paul Gongaware's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
- Presley's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.
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Jackson's death that he was unhealthy at rehearsals.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Vice President Nicolas Maduro was sworn in Friday as acting president of Venezuela in a ceremony held in the National Assembly in Caracas, three days after the death of President Hugo Chavez. Asked if he swore to uphold the laws of the country and to follow the constitution, Maduro said, "I swear." Then, in a rambling speech that evoked the bombastic oratory of Chavez, Maduro said he would work to keep alive his memory and legacy. "We still have him in our hearts," said Maduro, who was wearing a sash bearing the colors of the Venezuelan flag across his chest. "I have him here, here, as if he was the name in my soul, because I am his son."
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But even if he wins a six-year term as president,

OPTIONS:
- CNN would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- Capriles would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- Caracas would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- Chavez would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- Hugo Chavez would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- Maduro would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- NEW would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- National Assembly would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- Nicolas Maduro would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- Venezuela would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
- Venezuelan would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.
Answer: Maduro would not be on solid ground, given the country's profound economic and security problems, Shifter said.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

New York (CNN) -- It has been more than two weeks since Superstorm Sandy hit the Northeast, yet many still remain without power. Two residents of New York's Long Island are going to court declaring, in effect, they've had enough. A lawsuit filed Tuesday by the two residents charges the area's main electricity providers -- Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) and its partner National Grid -- committed "gross negligence, breach of contract, and fraud," according to attorney Ken Mollins, who is representing the plaintiffs. Although the suit, which does not seeks specific damages but calls on the court to award "a sum to be determined at trial," was filed by two individuals, Mollins entered the claim as a class-action, which would allow other residents to join as plaintiffs.
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"There's absolutely no question in my mind that

OPTIONS:
- CNN did a terrible job."
- Ken Mollins did a terrible job."
- LIPA did a terrible job."
- Long Island did a terrible job."
- Long Island Power Authority did a terrible job."
- Mollins did a terrible job."
- National Grid did a terrible job."
- New York did a terrible job."
- Northeast did a terrible job."
- Sandy did a terrible job."
- Superstorm Sandy did a terrible job."
Answer:
Answer: LIPA did a terrible job."