Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Joe Paterno led the Penn State Nittany Lions for 46 seasons and -- in the process -- became the winningest coach in college football history. Then came the child molestation scandal involving his former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky and allegations that Paterno played a role in concealing it. The NCAA vacated 111 of his wins over a 14-year period, fined the school $60 million, reduced scholarships and banned it from bowl games for four years. Paterno died last year, his iconic reputation in tatters. But his relatives filed a lawsuit Thursday to see that his legacy doesn't end that way.
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In February, it released a report that absolved the coaching great of blame in the Sandusky scandal and said the Freeh report, commissioned by

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- CNN, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
- Common Pleas Court, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
- Freeh, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
- Jerry Sandusky, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
- Joe Paterno, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
- Louis Freeh, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
- NCAA, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
- Paterno, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
- Penn State, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
- Penn State Nittany Lions, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."
Answer: Penn State, was "factually wrong, speculative and fundamentally flawed."

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

Tehran (CNN) -- Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will challenge the disqualification of his top aide from next month's presidential election, Iran's state-run Press TV reported Wednesday. Only eight candidates have been approved to run for office from more than 680 candidates who had registered for the June 14 election. Read more: Ahmadinejad shows no signs of going quietly Along with Ahmadinejad's aide, Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, the name of former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani was also notably absent from the list of approved nominees, as was that of former Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki. The vetting process was carried out by Iran's Guardian Council, the country's most influential clerical body, which operates under the watchful eyes of Supreme Leader Seyed Ali Khamenei.
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- Ahmadinejad appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- CNN appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- Guardian Council appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- Iran appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- Manouchehr Mottaki appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- Press TV appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- Seyed Ali Khamenei appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
- Tehran appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.
Answer: Ahmadinejad appealed for his supporters to be patient Wednesday, saying on his website that he would seek help from Khamenei.

Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

When 19-year-old weightlifter Zulfiya Chinshanlo won an Olympics gold medal for Kazakhstan on Monday, her feat was met with disappointment by some in China for what could have been their victory. Her success was also met with questions about her nationality as Chinese media reported Chinshanlo to be a Chinese national. According to the state-run Xinhua news agency, she was born and raised in Yongzhou, Hunan province under the Chinese name Zhao Changling. Xinhua quoted a Hunan provincial sports bureau official, Zhou Junfu, as stating before the London Olympics that Chinshanlo was the same person as Zhao Changling who had been transferred by the bureau to the Kazakhstan team in 2008.
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But she was apparently willing to comment on whether she missed Chinese food, saying she missed glutinous rice cakes -- evidence, Xinhua said, that she appreciates

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- China cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Chinese cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Chinshanlo cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Hunan cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Kazakhstan cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- London Olympics cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Olympic cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Olympics cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Xinhua cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Yongzhou cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Zhao Changling cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Zhou Junfu cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
- Zulfiya Chinshanlo cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."
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Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
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Chinese cuisine and has a "Chinese stomach."