Question: Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- As Justin Rose emerged onto the 18th fairway and saw his ball just yards from the spot where Ben Hogan fired his famous one iron to the green in 1950, he knew it was his moment to seize the U.S. Open crown. The 32-year-old knew if he could repeat Hogan's par on the notoriously tricky 18th hole at Merion in Pennsylvania he could end England's 43-year wait for a champion in America's national championship. With thoughts of his late father Ken swirling round his mind, Rose struck a near-perfect approach shot and duly completed par. When Phil Mickelson failed to birdie the same hole moments later, Rose had sealed his first major triumph.
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And as he negotiated the fiendishly difficult closing stretch of holes in just one-over-par, it left

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- America needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Ben Hogan needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- CNN needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- England needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Englishman needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Father's Day needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Hogan needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Jason Day needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Justin Rose needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Ken needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Merion needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Pennsylvania needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Phil Mickelson needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- Rose needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
- U.S. Open needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.
Answer: Phil Mickelson needing a birdie on the last to force a playoff.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- It's been 15 years since Darius and Nina fell in love after that pivotal poetry reading in Chicago, but fans of "Love Jones" are still talking about the pair's epic romance. A highbrow, dramatic love story between two young African-Americans, "Love Jones" grossed a mere $12 million at the domestic box office in 1997, but it has an enduring cult following that can certainly be attributed to the film's authenticity. One month after "Love Jones' " 15th anniversary, however, "Think Like A Man" earned more than $39 million domestically in its first week. Featuring a predominantly African-American ensemble cast, the film adaptation of Steve Harvey's best-selling nonfiction book, raises a frequent question: Is Hollywood finally ready to support more movies featuring African-American love?
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Filmmakers say Hollywood executives, often citing humble box office numbers, can be skeptical when it comes to pouring money into

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- African productions.
- African-American productions.
- American productions.
- CNN productions.
- Chicago productions.
- Darius productions.
- Hollywood productions.
- Love Jones productions.
- Nina productions.
- Steve Harvey productions.
- Think Like A Man productions.
Answer: African productions.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Our favorite Sunday of the year will arrive on February 2, and we're already armed with snacks and snark to dissect the best part of Super Bowl XLVIII: its commercials. There will be the usual deluge of movie trailers -- expect to see clips for Darren Aronofsky's "Noah" movie as well as Kevin Costner's "Draft Day" -- plus the ad spots shilling beer, M&Ms and everything else. Here are seven clips that we're looking forward to watching all over again: Budweiser's puppy love C'mon people. This has small furry creatures, adoption and interspecies bonding. We've long awaited the moment when the Super Bowl gives up on football and just makes the Puppy Bowl the main event, and we consider this Budweiser commercial to be the first step toward that glorious day.
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If the marketing team behind

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- Budweiser's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
- CNN's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
- Darren Aronofsky's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
- Draft Day's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
- Kevin Costner's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
- M&Ms's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
- Noah's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
- Puppy Bowl's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
- Super Bowl's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
- Super Bowl XLVIII's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.
Answer: Kevin Costner's upcoming dramedy "Draft Day" didn't find a way to advertise during the Super Bowl, we'd question their devotion to the job.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

By the time Jordan Henderson caught up with all the transfer comings and goings before he went to bed on Monday night, Barclays Premier League clubs had spent more than £800million this summer. Most of that was on overseas signings, adding to the glamour of the Premier League and damaging the future of the national team by reducing the chances for young English players. Henderson  recognises that the appeal of the Premier League and the phenomenal salaries on offer are major dangers to our national team. Facing the media: Jordan Henderson speaks to assembled press ahead of England's friendly on Wednesday
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‘Playing for Liverpool and

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- Arsenal is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Barclays Premier League is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Chelsea is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- England is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- English is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- FA is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Henderson is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Jordan Henderson is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Liverpool is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Manchester City is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Manchester United is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Norway is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Premier League is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
- Wembley is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.
Answer:
Answer: England is totally different,’ Henderson admitted.