Find the right ending to this passage.

For the first time, someone in the Obama administration apologized for the problem-plagued Obamacare website. Marilyn Tavenner also said on Tuesday that the online troubles were being resolved and the overall program was working, albeit slower and less successfully than hoped. In the first congressional testimony from a government official on the botched launch of HealthCare.gov, the head of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services told the House Ways and Means Committee that the "vast majority" of consumers would be able to successfully use the site by the end of November. "I want to apologize to you that the website does not work as well as it should," she said, adding that HealthCare.gov "can and will be fixed."

In an exclusive interview last week, the health secretary told CNN that

OPTIONS:
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services didn't know of the problems with the Affordable Care Act's website until after its troubled launch on October 1.
- Democrat didn't know of the problems with the Affordable Care Act's website until after its troubled launch on October 1.
- HealthCare.gov didn't know of the problems with the Affordable Care Act's website until after its troubled launch on October 1.
- House Ways and Means Committee didn't know of the problems with the Affordable Care Act's website until after its troubled launch on October 1.
- Marilyn Tavenner didn't know of the problems with the Affordable Care Act's website until after its troubled launch on October 1.
- Obama didn't know of the problems with the Affordable Care Act's website until after its troubled launch on October 1.
- Obamacare didn't know of the problems with the Affordable Care Act's website until after its troubled launch on October 1.
- Sebelius didn't know of the problems with the Affordable Care Act's website until after its troubled launch on October 1.
Obama didn't know of the problems with the Affordable Care Act's website until after its troubled launch on October 1.
Hitta den rätta änden till denna passage. För första gången bad någon inom Obamaadministrationen om ursäkt för den problemplågade Obamacare-webbplatsen. Marilyn Tavenner sade också på tisdagen att online problem var på väg att lösas och det övergripande programmet fungerade, om än långsammare och mindre framgångsrikt än hoppats. I den första kongressen vittnesmål från en regeringstjänsteman om den misslyckade lanseringen av HealthCare.gov, chefen för de federala Centers för Medicare och Medicaid Services berättade House Ways and Means Committee att den "största majoriteten" av konsumenterna skulle kunna använda webbplatsen framgångsrikt i slutet av november. "Jag vill be om ursäkt för att webbplatsen inte fungerar så bra som det borde", sade hon, och tillade att HealthCare.gov "kan och kommer att fixas." I en exklusiv intervju förra veckan berättade hälsosekreteraren för CNN att ALTERNATIV: - Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services kände inte till problemen med Affordable Care Acts hemsida förrän efter dess oroliga lansering den 1 oktober. - Demokraten kände inte till problemen med Affordable Care Acts hemsida förrän efter dess oroliga lansering den 1 oktober. - HealthCare.gov kände inte till problemen med Affordable Care Acts hemsida förrän efter dess oroliga lansering den 1 oktober. - House Ways and Means Committee kände inte till problemen med Affordable Care Acts hemsida förrän efter dess oroliga lansering den 1 oktober. - Marilyn Tavenner kände inte till problemen med Affordable Care Acts hemsida förrän efter dess oroliga lansering den 1 oktober. - Obama kände inte till problemen med Affordable Care Acts hemsida förrän efter dess oroliga lansering den 1 oktober. - Obamacare kände inte till problemen med Affordable Care Acts hemsida förrän efter dess oroliga lansering den 1 oktober. - Sebelius kände inte till problemen med Affordable Care Acts hemsida förrän efter dess oroliga lansering den 1 oktober.
Find the right end to this passage. For the first time, someone in the Obama administration apologized for the trouble-torn Obamacare website. Marilyn Tavenner also said on Tuesday that online problems were about to be solved and the overall program worked, albeit slower and less successful than hoped. In the first congressional testimony of a government official about the failed launch of HealthCare.gov, the head of the Federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, House Ways and Means Committee told us that the "greatest majority" of consumers could use the website successfully by the end of November. "I want to apologize for the website not working as well as it should," she said, adding that HealthCare.gov "can and will be fixed." In an exclusive interview last week, the health secretary told CNN that ALTERNATIVE: - Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services did not know about the problems with the Affordable Care Act website until after its troubled launch on October 1. - The Democrat did not know about the problems with the Affordable Care Act website until after its troubled launch on October 1. - HealthCare.gov did not know about the problems with the Affordable Care Act website until after its troubled launch on October 1. - The House Ways and Means Committee did not know about the problems with the Affordable Care Act website until after its troubled launch on October 1. - Marilyn Tavenner did not know about the problems with the Affordable Care Act website until after its troubled launch on October 1. - Obama did not know about the problems with the Affordable Care Act website until after its troubled launch on October 1. - Obamacare did not know about the problems with the Affordable Care Act website until after its troubled launch on October 1. - Sebelius did not know about the problems with the Affordable Care Act website until after its troubled launch on 1 October.
Obama kände inte till problemen med Affordable Care Acts hemsida förrän efter dess oroliga lansering den 1 oktober.
Obama did not know about the problems with the Affordable Care Act website until after its troubled launch on October 1.