What's the most logical way to complete this passage?

David Cameron is planning to retaliate against the EU’s shock bill for £1.7billion – as even a French politician admitted the demand was ‘madness’. The Prime Minister is said to be looking at ways to force Brussels to backtrack on the huge payment, which it wants by December. Insiders say the ‘nuclear option’ would be to block key measures the eurozone countries need to strengthen their ailing economies. Pierre Lellouche, a former trade minister under Nicolas Sarkozy, condemned the decision to levy the bill against the UK's growing economy, while France has seen unemployment soar New figures reveal the increased bill the UK faces, on top of the £8billion-a-year it already pays, is higher than any other EU country, because its economy has been growing faster than expected. France, Germany and Denmark are among those told they will get money back from Brussels



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- Britain and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- Brussels and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- David Cameron and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- Denmark and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- EU and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- France and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- French and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- Germany and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- Nicolas Sarkozy and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- PM and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- Pierre Lellouche and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- Tory and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
- UK and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
Germany and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.
Vilket är det mest logiska sättet att slutföra detta avsnitt? David Cameron planerar att hämnas på EU:s chockräkning för 1,7 miljarder pund – som till och med en fransk politiker medgav var kravet ”galet”. Premiärministern sägs titta på sätt att tvinga Bryssel att backa från den enorma betalning som man vill ha i december. Insiders säger att ”kärnalternativet” skulle vara att blockera nyckelåtgärder som länderna i euroområdet behöver för att stärka sina ekonomier med svårigheter. Pierre Lellouche, en före detta handelsminister under Nicolas Sarkozy, fördömde beslutet att ta ut notan mot Storbritanniens växande ekonomi, medan Frankrike har sett arbetslösheten skjuta i höjden Nya siffror avslöjar den ökade räkning som Storbritannien står inför, utöver de 8 miljarder pund om året som det redan betalar, är högre än något annat EU-land, eftersom dess ekonomi har ökat snabbare än väntat. Frankrike, Tyskland och Danmark hör till dem som har fått höra att de kommer att få tillbaka pengar från Bryssels alternativ: - Storbritannien och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har klarat sig sämre, kommer att få rabatter – och fransmännen kommer att få 790 miljoner pund. - Bryssel och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har gått sämre, kommer att få rabatter – med fransmännen som får 790 miljoner pund. - David Cameron och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har gått sämre, kommer att få rabatter – med fransmännen får 790 miljoner pund. - Danmark och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har klarat sig sämre, kommer att få rabatter – med fransmännen som får 790 miljoner pund. - EU och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har klarat sig sämre, kommer att få rabatter – och fransmännen kommer att få 790 miljoner pund. - Frankrike och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har klarat sig sämre, kommer att få rabatter – där fransmännen får 790 miljoner pund. - Frankrike och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har gått sämre, kommer att få rabatter – med fransmännen som får 790 miljoner pund. - Tyskland och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har klarat sig sämre, kommer att få rabatter – med fransmännen som får 790 miljoner pund. - Nicolas Sarkozy och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har klarat sig sämre, kommer att få rabatter – där fransmännen får 790 miljoner pund. - PM och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har gått sämre, kommer att få rabatter – med fransmännen får 790 miljoner pund. - Pierre Lellouche och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har klarat sig sämre, kommer att få rabatter – där fransmännen får 790 miljoner pund. - Tory och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har gått sämre, kommer att få rabatter – med fransmännen får 790 miljoner pund. - Storbritannien och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har gått sämre, kommer att få rabatter – med fransmännen som får 790 miljoner pund.
What is the most logical way to complete this section? David Cameron plans to retaliate on the EU's £1.7 billion shock bill – which even a French politician admitted was the demand 'mad'. The Prime Minister is said to look at ways to force Brussels to back off the huge payment that it wants in December. Insiders says that the 'core option' would be to block key actions that euro area countries need to strengthen their economies in difficulty. Pierre Lellouche, a former Minister of Commerce under Nicolas Sarkozy, condemned the decision to charge the UK's growing economy, while France has seen unemployment skyrocket New figures reveal the increased bill that Britain faces, in addition to the GBP 8 billion a year that it already pays, is higher than any other EU country, because its economy has increased faster than expected. France, Germany and Denmark are among those who have been told that they will get money back from Brussels' options: - the UK and France, whose economies have fared worse, will receive discounts - and the French will receive £790 million. - Brussels and France, whose economies have deteriorated, will receive discounts – with the French receiving £790 million. - David Cameron and France, whose economies have gone worse, will receive discounts – with the French receiving £790 million. - Denmark and France, whose economies have fared worse, will receive discounts – with the French receiving £790 million. - The EU and France, whose economies have fared worse, will receive discounts – and the French will receive £790 million. - France and France, whose economies have fared worse, will receive discounts – where the French receive £790 million. - France and France, whose economies have deteriorated, will receive discounts – with the French receiving £790 million. - Germany and France, whose economies have fared worse, will receive discounts – with the French receiving £790 million. - Nicolas Sarkozy and France, whose economies have fared worse, will receive discounts – where the French receive £790 million. - PM and France, whose economies have gone worse, will receive discounts – with the French receiving £790 million. - Pierre Lellouche and France, whose economies have fared worse, will receive discounts – where the French receive £790 million. - Tory and France, whose economies have gone worse, will receive discounts – with the French receiving £790 million. - Britain and France, whose economies have deteriorated, will receive discounts – with the French receiving £790 million.
Tyskland och Frankrike, vars ekonomier har klarat sig sämre, kommer att få rabatter – och fransmännen kommer att få 790 miljoner pund.
Germany and France, whose economies have fared worse, will receive discounts – and the French will receive £790 million.