The correct answer to the question above is the (c.) anyone's completes the sentence. Miranda says that the outcome of the race is anyone's guess. Since Miranda is referring to anyone that is involve (not particularly in it) in the race, it means should refer anyone to anyone's.
Answer: Tia likes mustard, not ketchup on her burger.
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Because he went back to get the milk. Now he is digging it up out of the ground.
Answer: sorry I do not know the answer
that question is to hard