Using expect with telnet menu

I am trying to write a script to telnet from a power broker jumpbox to
a host. The hosts are listed in a numbered menu that changes
periodically. The list below is similar to my actual list. If i want
to log into host pear.domain.com, I would select "3". If the list is
modified, pear may become option 4 or 2. How can I have expect match
pear.domain.com and return it's current menu option?

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Power Broker Access
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1 apple.domain.com 3 pear.domain.com 5
cherry.domain.com
2 orange.domain.com 4 banana.domain.com 6 lime.domain.com
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Please choose a system:

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