Paris (CNN) -- Since the revelation on the front page of daily newspaper Libération, on December 11, with a particularly vicious editorial talking about France's national treasure as a "former genius actor," Gérard Depardieu's departure to Belgium, where he bought a property just a mile from the French border, has deeply divided and saddened France. Even more so since, as we have learnt this week, Russian President Vladimir Putin has bestowed the actor Russian citizenship. Read more: Depardieu's puzzling love for Russia Back in mid-December, the French media operated along political lines: the left-wing press such as Libération couldn't find strong enough words to describe Depardieu's "desertion" while right-wing publications such as Le Figaro, slightly uneasy at the news, preferred to focus on President François Hollande's punishing taxes which allegedly drove throngs of millionaires to seek tax asylum in more fiscally lenient countries such as Belgium or Britain. Le Figaro stopped short of passing moral judgement though. Others like satirical weekly Charlie hebdo, preferred irony. Its cover featured a cartoon of the rather rotund-looking Depardieu in front of a Belgian flag with the headline: "Can Belgium take the world's entire load of cholesterol?" Ouch.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has bestowed Russian citizenship on actor Gérard Depardieu
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For Depardieu, a public war of words erupted, with many in France disgusted by his move
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Depardieu more than anyone, represents the Gallic spirit, says Agnes Poirier
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Majority of French people disapprove of his action but can't help loving him, she adds

Question: Read more: French star Depardieu ditches France for @placeholder's Russia

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Question: Read more: French star Depardieu ditches France for Putin's @placeholder

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


A Maine man convicted of killing a 4-year-old girl by placing her in an oven because he thought she was a demon should be allowed to argue that mental illness prevented a timely appeal, a federal magistrate judge ruled. The magistrate's recommendation provides a possible opening for John Lane, 66, to appeal a crime that happened three decades ago. The Auburn man is serving a life prison sentence for placing Angela Palmer in an oven, turning up the heat and blocking her escape by putting a chair under the handle of the oven door. Elliott Epstein, an attorney who wrote a book about the shocking crime titled 'Lucifer's Child', told the Sun Journal newspaper of Lewiston that Lane still has hurdles to overcome to appeal the case.
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John Lane, 66, is serving life sentence for placing Angela Palmer in oven, turning up the heat and blocking her escape in 1984
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Lane believed 4-year-old girl was a scaly, green, fire-breathing creature who was going to kill her family
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Angela's mother, Lane's live-in girlfriend Cynthia Palmer, was present in the apartment but did nothing to stop him

Question: @placeholder contends his lawyer failed to move for a finding that he was incompetent to stand trial, to obtain records pertaining to mental health and a previous brain injury and to object to the sentence, among other things.

Answer: John Lane

Answer: Lane

Answer: John Lane

Answer: Lane

Answer: Lane


(CNN) -- Republican presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman called it stupid. His rival Ron Paul denounced it. But perhaps most appalled by a "China Jon" ad on YouTube were Hindus in America. An amateurish video posted by self-characterized Paul supporter NHLiberty4Paul questions Huntsman's "American values," shows Huntsman, a former ambassador to China, speaking in Mandarin and calls him the "Manchurian Candidate." So why is that so offensive to Hindus? The ad also shows images of Huntsman with his two adopted daughters -- one from China and the other, India. The Huntsmans adopted Indian daughter Asha Bharati from the western state of Gujarat in 2006.
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Posted by a Ron Paul supporter, the ad questions Huntsman's values
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It shows him speaking Mandarin and with his two adoptive daughters
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"A man of faith?" the ad asks before a photo of Huntsman with his Hindu daughter
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A Hindu organization calls the ad racist and intolerant

Question: "Instead of vilifying Governor @placeholder, he should be applauded for being open-minded enough to raise his adopted daughter as a Hindu," she said.

Answer: Jon Huntsman

Answer: Huntsman

Answer: Huntsman

Answer: Huntsman

Answer: Huntsman

Answer: Huntsman


Andres Iniesta is among the guests at a star-studded charity golf tournament set-up to raise funds for UNICEF and Autism Rocks as celebrities geared up to test their golfing prowess in the name of charity. He was joined by the likes of golfer Justin Rose, former Chelsea forward Gianfranco Zola and legendary West Indies cricketer Brian Lara. The event is being held in the Costa Smeralda, Sardinia, with 18 celebrities captaining teams of VIPs and business leaders in a competition around the Pevero golf course, which hosted the Italian Open in 1978. The celebrities will also attempt to succeed as individuals on the course, and Rose will present the winner with the Costa Smeralda Invitational’s Blue Jacket.
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The Costa Smeralda Invitational tournament will raise money for charity
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Former Chelsea stars Gianfranco Zola and Roberto di Matteo are attending
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Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta was also unveiled by organisers
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British golfer Justin Rose is the host of the star-studded tournament

Question: 'It's an honour to be invited to host the inaugural @placeholder,' Rose said.

Answer: Costa Smeralda

Answer: Costa Smeralda Invitational

Answer: Costa Smeralda Invitational


Da Nang, Vietnam (CNN) President Donald Trump suggested on Saturday he's done confronting Russian President Vladimir Putin over his country's election meddling since it's insulting to the Russian leader. Trump said he took Putin at his word that Russia did not seek to interfere in the US presidential election last year, despite a finding from US intelligence agencies that it did. The fraught relations between the two leaders was underscored anew when Putin's spokesman initially said election meddling did not come up when they spoke, even though Trump said it did. And he stressed that bigger issues persist between the United States and Russia that require the two leaders to move on.
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"He said he didn't meddle," Trump said
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Trump spoke to reporters aboard Air Force One in Vietnam

Question: As @placeholder has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: But on his flight, which departed Da Nang in the early evening Saturday, @placeholder's simmering anger over the Russia matter burst forth.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Trump's acceptance of Putin's denial that @placeholder sought to sway the election in his favor seemingly runs counter to assessments by US intelligence agencies.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: Ahead of @placeholder's arrival, his aides indicated that a meeting was possible.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


The parents of a white NAACP leader who claimed to be African American have claimed that she cut them out because she didn't want them ruining her image. Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal spoke from their home in Troy, Montana on Friday after they revealed that their daughter, Spokane's NAACP Chapter President Rachel Dolezal, has been misleading people about her ethnicity for years. Dolezal, who has been a civil rights activist across Idaho and Washington and works part-time as an Africana Studies professor at Eastern Washington University, is now facing a city ethics probe for falsely claiming on an application that she was black.
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Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal revealed that their daughter Rachel Dolezal, 37, is white - not black, as she has claimed to be
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They say she started 'disguising herself' in 2007 and no longer speaks to them because they will 'ruin her image'
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She has been a civil rights activist in Idaho and Eastern Washington for years and also teaches Africana Studies at Eastern Washington University
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She is facing a city ethics investigation after identifying herself as black in an application to serve on a local police ombudsman commission
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She said she was white, black and American Indian and secured the role - but her mother says the family is Czech, Swedish and German
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KXLY asked her if she was African American and, looking stunned, she responded: 'I don't understand the question'

Question: As time went on, their daughter began sounding @placeholder on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.

Answer: African American

Answer: African American


(CNN) Over the past eight years, President Barack Obama has advanced strong executive actions and federal rules that have provided millions of people with better wages, better benefits and stronger protections in the workplace. On Friday, a new president will move into the Oval Office. He will face a stark choice -- expand on those efforts or destroy them. Despite years of flat wages and exploding fixed costs such as housing, education and health care, Republicans in Congress have long refused even to consider legislation to create new economic opportunity for families. Initiatives such as raising the federal minimum wage and guaranteeing paid family leave for workers have languished despite bipartisan, state-level initiatives and broad support for these kinds of policies among Americans of both parties.
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Elizabeth Warren: Obama's executive actions, regulations boosted wages, benefits and workplace protections
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She says Trump has said he'll erase Obama's executive actions, but workers need them

Question: The political campaign is over, and @placeholder is poised to assume the presidency.

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.

Answer: Americans

Question: Now it's time for @placeholder to show his true colors.

Answer: Trump


Paris, France (CNN) At this very moment, French transport workers are striking against railroads and airlines. Fuel depots and refineries have been blocked for weeks, garbage workers are refusing to pick up trash, and there has been a surprise blockade of supply trucks at the main food terminal for the Paris region. The country is hardly putting on its best face for the millions of football fans heading here for the European Championship. And many people are asking why the French won't stop whining and get to work. Euro 2016: Who's on your dream team? Well, the explanation at the center of it all is the government's attempt to reform the country's labor laws. The timing of this idea was especially inept given what is at stake this summer for the country's image, already suffering from the effects of last year's terror attacks.
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CNN's Jim Bitterman: Many people are asking why the French won't stop whining and get to work
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There is probably never a good time to attempt reforms here, writes Bitterman

Question: Reform, one @placeholder observer wrote recently, is viewed as dining with the devil.

Answer: French

Answer: French

Answer: French


A journalist for a Russian TV station has been severely injured after stepping on a land mine in Ukraine, following a night of heavy fighting between Russian-backed rebels and government forces. Andrei Lunev reportedly walked on a tripwire while reporting on recent fighting in Shyrokyne, a village near Mariupol in East Ukraine, and suffered serious head and lower extremities wounds. Mr Lunev, reportedly from Donetsk, Ukraine, received first aid at the scene by medics and visibly shaken colleagues, before he was taken to hospital. Scroll down for video A OSCE medic provides first aid Andrei Lunev, a reporter for a Russian television channel, after he stepped on a landmine trip wire in Shirokine near Mariupol while covering the conflict in East Ukraine
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Journalist at Russian TV channel step on landmine in east Ukraine
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Andrei Lunev received serious head and lower extremities wounds
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Six government troops and one rebel fighter dead after clashes overnight

Question: Mr @placeholder stepped on the landmine while inspecting the ruins of Shyrokyne, which has seen heavy shelling and changed hands repeatedly throughout the conflict, with a small group of journalists.

Answer: Andrei Lunev

Answer: Lunev

Answer: Andrei Lunev

Answer: Andrei Lunev


(CNN) Athletics' governing body the International Association of Athletics Federations  (IAAF) has begun an investigation into allegations that the coach and agent for 100 meter world champion, Justin Gatlin, offered to supply performance-enhancing drugs to undercover reporters. British newspaper The Daily Telegraph reported on Tuesday that members of Gatlin's team -- coach Dennis Mitchell and athletics agent Robert Wagner -- offered to "illicitly supply performance-enhancing drugs" to its undercover reporters. IAAF president Sebastian Coe calls the allegations "extremely serious." US sprinter Gatlin, 35, who became the 100m World Champion in August, beating three-time 100m Olympic champion Usain Bolt, said on Instagram that he was "shocked and surprised" by the allegations and has fired Mitchell, who won the 1992 Olympic 100m bronze medal.
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Justlin Gatlin is the 100m world champion
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American has twice been banned for doping
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British newspaper claims team members are involved in doping scandal

Question: In a statement, the @placeholder president, Coe told CNN: "These allegations are extremely serious and I know the independent Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) will investigate in accordance with its mandate.

Answer: International Association of Athletics Federations

Answer: IAAF

Answer: IAAF


A grand jury investigating the 2012 rape of a 16-year-old girl in Steubenville, Ohio, and educators' responses to a separate rape allegation in the city that year has led to the indictment of four school employees, including the school superintendent, who faces felony charges, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced Monday. Steubenville City Schools Superintendent Michael McVey faces three felony counts: one charge of tampering with evidence and two counts of obstructing justice. He also is charged with making a false statement and obstructing official business, both misdemeanors, DeWine said. Also indicted were an elementary school principal, Lynnett Gorman, and wrestling coach Seth Fluharty, both of whom are charged with misdemeanor failure to report child abuse. Volunteer assistant Steubenville football coach Matt Belardine was charged with four misdemeanors: allowing underage drinking, obstructing official business, making a false statement and contributing to the unruliness or delinquency of a child.
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Schools superintendent charged with three felonies, Ohio attorney general says
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Three other school employees face misdemeanor charges, he says
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Two high school football players were convicted in the May 2012 rape of a 16-year-old girl
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A schools technology director and his daughter were indicted in October

Question: He said @placeholder is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.

Answer: Lynnett Gorman


(CNN) For 22-year-old Sabelo Chonco, his years as a teenager weren't quite the same as those of the people around him. While his best friends were asking out girls and talking about them endlessly, he dreaded the thought. He feared that they would find out the secret that had weighed heavily on him for years. "It wasn't easy, because people started dating in 10th grade, and I was scared," Chonco said, recalling his time as an otherwise sociable teenager in the South African state of KwaZulu-Natal. "All my friends had girlfriends, but I was scared to have it." At 16, the reason for Chonco's concern wasn't the usual angst and awkwardness but the fact that he is HIV-positive -- and has been since birth.
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More than 790,000 people age 15 to 24 are estimated to have HIV in South Africa
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Some were born with the infection, having contracted it from their mothers
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Life as a teen with HIV involves many complicated questions for social and love lives

Question: "In our area, some people are still scared," he said of the stigma surrounding HIV, despite how prevalent the infection is: In @placeholder-Natal, almost 40% of adults are HIV-positive.

Answer: KwaZulu


Javier Hernandez reminded Manchester United fans of what they are missing as he stole the plaudits during Bayer Leverkusen's victory over Borussia Monchengladbach. Hernandez, who left United for Leverkusen in a £7million deal on August 31, scored a hat-trick as his new side plundered in five goals without reply against their Bundesliga rivals. While Hernandez's former team lost 2-1 at Bournemouth, he became the first Mexican to score a hat-trick in Germany's top tier as he took his league goal tally to 10 this season. Th 27-year-old's strike partner Stefan Kiessling also netted a brace as Bayer moved up to sixth in the table - two points behind Saturday's opponents.
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Javier Hernandez scored a second-half hat-trick in convincing victory
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Stefan Kiessling scored the hosts' other two goals at the BayArena
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Win sees Bayer Levekusen move up to sixth with 24 points after 16 games
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Defeat was Andre Schubert's first since taking over the visitors

Question: The 31-year-old then set up @placeholder to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.

Answer: Javier Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Javier Hernandez


John Travolta claims Scientology has helped him 'save lives', including his own. The actor believes the controversial church is targeted 'because it's not understood'. And despite allegations that he has been blackmailed by the elders to remain in the congregation, he insists: 'I've loved every minute of it.' His words came in an interview with Good Morning America to promote his new thriller The Forger about the world's most infamous art plagiarist. But amid questions about the 61-year-old's penchant for oil painting, interviewer Amy Robach brought up Going Clear, the explosive new documentary that alleges church elders have a 'blackmail file' of 'damaging material' from Travolta's sessions with auditors.
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The actor, 61, appeared on Good Morning America to promote The Forger
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Was asked about controversial Scientology documentary Going Clear
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Film alleges church elders hold a 'blackmail file' to keep Travolta with them
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Travolta insists he has 'loved every minute', it is 'misunderstood' and it has helped him get through hard times over 40 years
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Tells his critics to 'read a book' and not to 'speculate'

Question: He fielded the questions about Scientology during a press stop on his promotion tour of his movie @placeholder

Answer: The Forger


Hold the ketchup and the relish - there's a new top dog in town. Matt Stonie upset Joey 'Jaws' Chestnut to win the July Fourth hot dog eating contest at Nathan's Famous in Coney Island, ending the champ's bid for a ninth straight victory on Saturday afternoon. Early in the contest, Chestnut seemed to have a slight edge but Stonie moved ahead after several minutes and seemed to be slowly extending his lead until the final bell. Afterward Stonie held his fist in the air in victory and said it felt amazing to win and that he had trained hard for the contest.
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Matt Stonie stopped Chestnut's bid for a ninth straight victory on Saturday
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Stonie, who finished second last year, downed 62 hot dogs and buns
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The 23-year-old competitor beat the 31-year-old Chestnut by two dogs
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The next closest male competitor, Tim 'Eater X' Janus, ate 35 wieners
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Defending champion Miki Sudo captured the women's division of contest
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Chestnut broke a world record in 2013 when he took down 69 soggy dogs

Question: More than 30,000 people were expected to pack @placeholder for the annual feeding frenzy.

Answer: Coney Island


(CNN) Donald Trump's latest crisis -- over his reported disclosure of highly classified information to Russia -- is giving voice to a question whispered privately in Washington during weeks of political turmoil: Is the President up to the job? "This isn't really about the power of the President. He has the power to do this," former CIA Director Michael Hayden said on "CNN Tonight" Monday. "This is more about the person of the President and the performance." The new storm engulfing an already beleaguered White House is so potentially damaging because it stretches far beyond the simple personal standing and reputation of the President.
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Trump's discussing classified information with the Russian foreign minister impacts his political standing and US national security interests
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"When he goes off script like this (it is) ultimately destructive of his own purposes."

Question: That's why this story may end up being so damaging to @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- Novak Djokovic matched Roger Federer's feat of three successive titles at the Dubai Tennis Championships by crushing the world No. 2 in Saturday's final. The Serbian, who also beat Federer in the Australian Open semifinals last month on the way to winning his second grand slam, triumphed 6-3 6-3 in one hour and 11 minutes to clinch the 20th ATP Tour crown of his short career. The 23-year-old, seeded second, claimed the $386,000 first prize as he denied his Swiss opponent a fifth title in Dubai and 68th overall. "Any time I win against Roger it's a great success because he's such a great player. We all know how mentally strong of a player he is," Djokovic, who trailed 3-1 in the second set, told the ATP Tour website.
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Second seed Novak Djokovic beats Roger Federer 6-3 6-3 in Dubai final
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Serbian wins the event for the third year in a row to match Swiss opponent
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Four-time winner Federer has now been beaten twice in Dubai finals
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Women's No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki beaten in Qatar final by Vera Zvonareva

Question: It was @placeholder's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.

Answer: Roger Federer

Answer: Federer

Answer: Roger

Answer: Roger Federer

Answer: Federer


Jessica Ennis-Hill accepts that, through no fault of her own, some people might be deterred from voting for her at the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year awards on Sunday because of the doping crisis engulfing athletics. The heptathlete is the favourite of many to win the award, having won world championships gold barely a year after giving birth to her first child, Reggie. But her achievements and those of fellow Olympic champions Greg Rutherford and Mo Farah, also on the SPOTY shortlist, have been eclipsed by damaging revelations of widespread cheating and corruption in the sport. Not to mention the shadow cast over SPOTY by the homophobic and sexist comments of Tyson Fury, which she laughed off.
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The winner of the 2015 BBC SPOTY will be announced on Sunday night
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Jessica Ennis-Hill is hoping to cap her year in a 'brilliant way' by winning
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Ennis-Hill hopes people aren't put off voting for her due to doping scandal
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See more of the latest on the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards

Question: ‘I hope people won’t be dissuaded from voting,’ said Ennis-@placeholder.

Answer: Hill

Answer: Hill

Answer: Hill


Most of the US is bracing itself for the worst of the cold weather this winter, while some areas have already experienced their coldest day of the year. To find out when you need to dig your winter coat and gloves, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has published a 'Coldest Day of the Year' map. The green areas will have their coldest days next year, while the purple and blue regions are expected to have their temperatures drop later this month. The map was created using data from the 1981–2010 US 'Climate Normals.' This refers to 30-year averages of climatological variables including the average low temperature for every day.
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Green areas have their coldest days next year, while purple and blue will have it this month
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The west reaches its coldest day in December, and most of the eastern US feels the cold in January
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In a separate map, the NOAA has outlined its prediction for when you will see snow in your area

Question: According to @placeholder chief Deke Arndt, this is the same 'normal' dataset that you hear referred to in weather forecasts, in reference to normal lows and highs for a day.

Answer: NOAA


The inquest will be long, weary and painful. Yet the reasons Celtic suffered a second successive Champions League exit under Ronny Deila were not hard to find. On a night when they needed discipline, calm and composure, Scotland's champions contrived to make a pig's ear of it. Malmo not only had the mouth. They also had the trousers. Over two games against a modest team, Celtic's defending was dismal. Shipping three goals from corner kicks, the zonal marking was wretched. In their past five games, Deila's side have now lost nine goals, 28 in their past 18 European matches in all. The Achilles' heel is clear, brutally exposed once more to the naked eye here.
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Celtic failed to reach the lucrative group stage of the Champions League after losing in Sweden
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Markus Rosenberg opened the scoring for the home side with a header in the first half
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Celtic's Leigh Griffiths was fortunate not to see red for appearing to knee an opposition player in the privates
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The visitors had a goal disallowed when Nir Biton found the net but the referee incorrectly ruled a handball
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Felipe Carvalho added a second 10 minutes after the break to double Malmo's advantage

Question: Last year, after exiting UEFA's premier competition to Slovenians Maribor, @placeholder urged people to judge him in 12 months.

Answer: Ronny Deila

Answer: Deila


(CNN) Kamiyah Mobley and the woman she long believed to be her mother were "always happy, always together" in the small town of Walterboro, South Carolina, family friend Melissa Hiers recalled Saturday. "They were like best friends," Hiers said. In Jacksonville, Florida, where Mobley was stolen from her mother as an hours-old infant, her biological mother would bake a birthday cake every year for her missing daughter, Mobley family attorney Wayne Alford told CNN affiliate WJXT-TV. "(It) would be the happiest thing in the world for me ... to hold my baby and know she's not going nowhere else," Shanara Mobley, sobbing uncontrollably near an empty bassinet and unopened baby toys, told the station after the 1998 abduction.
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Mobley's biological father says he told his daughter he loves her
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Her biological family was 'overwhelmed with emotion,' the sheriff says

Question: A neighbor in Walterboro described @placeholder as a typical 18-year-old.

Answer: Kamiyah Mobley

Answer: Mobley

Answer: Mobley

Answer: Shanara Mobley

Answer: Mobley

Question: Hospital staff believed the woman was a relative of the @placeholder.

Answer: Mobley

Answer: Mobley

Answer: Mobley


Like many people suffering from conflicts about their gender identity, 30-year-old Li Xiongjin has felt trapped in the wrong body for a long time. Li, who was born a man in Hunan, central China, did the unthinkable in a bid to become a woman, only to suffering massive blood loss and nearly dying. In a recent article on People's Daily Online, Li spoke of the social pressure in China in order to pursue womanhood. Li Xiongjin said upon hitting puberty, disgust set in when things like leg hair began to become a burden. Li also took hormone treatments for seven years in order to change appearance, although it didn't resolve the conflict within.
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Li Xiongjin, born to a traditional family, has always wanted to be a woman
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Self operation led to hemorrhage. His parents didn't know the real cause
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He recently decided to undergo medical surgery to realise life-long dream

Question: However, after persistent protests from @placeholder, they finally gave in, fearing something drastic after the castration.

Answer: Li Xiongjin

Answer: Li

Answer: Li

Answer: Li Xiongjin

Answer: Li

Answer: Li Xiongjin


Vatican City (CNN) Mother Teresa, a Catholic nun who devoted her life to helping India's poor, has been declared a saint in a canonization Mass held by Pope Francis in the Vatican. Pope Francis delivered the formula for the canonization of the Albanian-born nun -- known as the "saint of the gutters" -- before huge crowds of pilgrims gathered in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City on Sunday morning. Applause broke out before he completed the formula of canonization, in which he declared "Blessed Teresa of Calcutta to be a saint." India renamed the city of Calcutta to Kolkata in 2001 to match the Bengali pronunciation. But the church uses the spelling of Calcutta in its references to Mother Teresa.
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The Catholic nun, who died in 1997, devoted her life to helping India's poor
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Huge crowds from around the world gather in the Vatican to hear Pope Francis

Question: But when I prayed to @placeholder from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.

Answer: Mother Teresa

Answer: Teresa

Answer: Mother Teresa


Washington (CNN) Chelsea Clinton took to Twitter in defense of a fellow first child, Barron Trump, after an article criticized the President's youngest son's casual fashion choices. "The youngest Trump doesn't have any responsibilities as the president's son, but the least he could do is dress the part when he steps out in public," entertainment reporter Ford Springer wrote in the Daily Caller. The story prompted widespread rebukes from both sides of the political aisle and the media, including a sharp statement from Clinton, who knows firsthand the spotlight of a White House childhood. "It's high time the media & everyone leave Barron Trump alone & let him have the private childhood he deserves," she wrote, linking to the article.
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Barron Trump was the subject of an op-ed in the Daily Caller
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Many, including Chelsea Clinton, came to his defense

Question: When his father assumed office in January, then-10-year-old Barron Trump joined @placeholder in the exclusive ranks of first children, a club rife with undue scrutiny for the children of Presidents.

Answer: Chelsea Clinton

Answer: Chelsea Clinton

Question: But she has come to @placeholder's defense multiple times.

Answer: Barron Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Barron Trump

Answer: Barron Trump


Leigh Griffiths sure knows how to finish. And, in passing, how to make a point. Left on the bench for Wednesday night’s home clash with Kilmarnock, perhaps uncertain over his place in the starting XI for Sunday’s Scottish Cup semi-final against Inverness, the Celtic striker scored a 19-minute hat-trick to guide his team to a handsome 4-1 victory. The Treble-chasing reigning champions came from a goal down, inspired by Kris Commons and the second-half introduction of Griffiths, to record a win that takes them eight points clear at the top of the Premiership – and lifts confidence ahead of their trip to Hampden.
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Defender Darryl Westlake fired Kilmarnock ahead in the 50th minute
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Midfielder Kris Commons levelled for the home side eight minutes later
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Sub Leigh Griffiths netted three goals in a remarkable 19-minute spell
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Celtic moved eight points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership

Question: Griffiths had been on the park all of six minutes, in fact, when he put @placeholder ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.

Answer: Celtic

Answer: Celtic


Police have claimed they found Karlie Pearce-Stevenson's bank card in her accused killer's wallet four years after she was allegedly murdered - but didn't connect him to the crime, according to reports. Daniel Holdom, 41, appeared in court via video link yesterday charged with the 20-year-old Alice Springs mother's death - who he had reportedly been in a relationship with. His ex-girlfriend Hazel Passmore, 33, attended an Adelaide police station for four hours today to assist police with their inquiries into the deaths of Karlie and her two-year-old Khandalyce. Holdom was pulled over by police on the side of the road in Narara on the Central Coast in January 2013, according to court documents seen by the Sydney Morning Herald.
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Daniel Holdom has been charged with Karlie Pearce-Stevenson's murder
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Alleged killer, 41, was pulled over by police in 2013, court documents say
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Police claim they found 20-year-old's expired bank card in Holdom's wallet
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Holdom's ex-girlfriend has been released without charge after interview

Question: The 41-year-old came to the attention of police when mobile phone records placed him in Belanglo State Forest when Ms @placeholder-Stevenson was murdered.

Answer: Karlie Pearce

Answer: Karlie Pearce


Put away the flip flops and the sunglasses, as an Arctic airmass is on the way. After one of the warmest Aprils on record, there will be a dramatic change next week with temperatures set to fall by around ten degrees. The plunge means Britain will go from being hotter than Turkey and Ibiza to colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland in a matter of days. It also threatens to cause a wet and miserable time for the thousands of runners taking part in Sunday's London Marathon. Scroll down for video Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning: Forecasters predict that temperatures are set to plunge by 10C
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Weather experts predict temperatures will dip by around ten degrees
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Plunge means Britain will be colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland
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Arctic airmass from Iceland to blame for the sharp change in temperature
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Forecaster also predict thousands of runners could be in for wet London Marathon

Question: According to forecasters we will begin to see the Arctic airmass, also known as a polar maritime mass, on Saturday after it has blasted over from @placeholder.

Answer: Iceland


Washington (CNN) Former CIA acting-Director Michael Morell said Sunday he'd trust Hillary Clinton with the nation's security, but that Donald Trump is being manipulated by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Morell, who cast Trump as an unwitting agent of Putin in a New York Times op-ed last week, said on ABC's "This Week" that he's comfortable with Clinton after seeing her in action in President Barack Obama's administration. "I worked with her for four years very closely when she was secretary of state and I was at the CIA. I provided her -- personally provided her some of the most sensitive information that the Central Intelligence Agency has," he said. "She never misused it. She always protected it."
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Michael Morell vouched for Hillary Clinton's ability to handle classified info
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He said Putin played to Trump's ego to manipulate the GOP nominee

Question: That led @placeholder to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: That led Donald Trump to then compliment @placeholder and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Putin


Fifty years ago, smoking was linked to cancer in the first surgeon general's report on tobacco. On Friday, Dr. Boris Lushniak, the acting surgeon general, issued the 32nd report on tobacco, saying "enough is enough." His goal: eliminating the use of cigarettes and tobacco. In 1964, when Dr. Luther Terry released the first surgeon general's report, the public learned smoking causes lung cancer. At the time, 42% of American adults smoked, Lushniak says. Since then, "Tobacco has killed more than 20 million people prematurely," says Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in the forward to the new report.
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The new surgeon general's report links 13 cancers to smoking
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Exposure to secondhand smoke causes stroke, the new report says
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Some 5.6 million children today will die prematurely if things don't change, report says
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Acting Surgeon General Boris Lushniak says he wants a smoke-free generation

Question: "It is my sincere hope that 50 years from now we won't need another (surgeon general's) report on smoking and health, because tobacco-related disease and death will be a thing of the past," @placeholder writes in the report.

Answer: Boris Lushniak

Answer: Lushniak

Answer: Boris Lushniak


Celebrities and top fashion designers lent their support to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign last night at a private - but star-studded - New York City fundraiser. The ritzy event was held in designer Vera Wang's Upper East Side apartment on Sunday night, and was co-hosted by Vera, Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour, Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman, and Georgina's husband, producer Harvey Weinstein. And plenty of other famous names were happy to fork over a donation for the chance to spend time with the Democratic frontrunner, who turns 68 today and  arrived at the party with husband Bill Clinton in tow. Tickets for the exclusive event cost $2,700 and included a photo with the Clintons, who seemed to be in a good mood as they walked past paparazzi after most of the other guests had arrived.
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Anna, Vera, Marchesa's Georgina Chapman, and her husband producer Harvey Weinstein organized the A-list event
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Tickets to the fundraiser cost a donation of at least $2,700
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Matthew Morrison, Martha Stewart, Michael Kors, Jason Wu, Annie Leibovitz, and Countess LuAnn were also in attendance
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Hillary and husband Bill arrived holding hands after most of the guests were already there
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Clinton's fundraising numbers dropped by 41 per cent in the year's third quarter after a strong performance following her campaign's launch

Question: Other fashionable guests who turned up for the fete included celebrity designers Jason Wu, @placeholder, and Cynthia Rowley.

Answer: Michael Kors


(CNN) A Long Island teen who received acceptance letters from all eight Ivy League schools has decided where she'll attend college in the fall. Drum roll, please. Surrounded by her classmates donning their own college choice T-shirts, Augusta Uwamanzu-Nna approached the podium and unzipped the black jacket she was wearing to reveal a crimson T-shirt revealing her decision: Harvard. Uwamanzu-Nna said getting into all 12 schools she applied to has been an "exciting and surreal experience," but making the final decision was not easy. Uwamanzu-Nna said she approached the choice with an "open mind" but when it came down to selecting her school, Harvard's "dedication to excellence ..  in all students" stood out.
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Student accepted at all 8 Ivy League schools, plus four more decides where she'll go
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Augusta Uwamanzu-Nna  recently met President Obama at the White House Science Fair

Question: "I stand before you exuberant, but also humbled by my recent accomplishments," @placeholder-Nna said.

Answer: Augusta Uwamanzu

Answer: Uwamanzu

Answer: Uwamanzu

Answer: Augusta Uwamanzu


(CNN) Republicans are finally on the verge of enacting a signature legislative achievement. It's something that seemed up in the air less than 24 hours before the vote, unlikely just a few months ago and completely unfathomable despite bold claims to the contrary midway through President Donald Trump's first year in office. Yet the Republican-controlled US Senate, by a vote of 51-49, early Saturday morning passed a historic overhaul of the US tax code, clearing what has long been considered the largest and most byzantine hurdle in an effort that hasn't been completed in more than 31 years. "We have an opportunity now to make America more competitive, and to keep jobs from being shipped offshore and provide substantial relief to the middle class," McConnell told reporters after the vote. "At the end, there was not a single Democrat who thought this was a good idea, and so we're going to take this message to the American people a year from now."
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Despite the hurdles facing the Senate tax plan, only one Republican voted against it
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Sens. Rob Portman, Orrin Hatch, Tim Scott and Pat Toomey lobbied hard for the bill

Question: "We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reclaim @placeholder's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.

Answer: America

Answer: American

Question: The legislative product -- something that will touch every facet of @placeholder life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.

Answer: America

Answer: American


(CNN) -- No one expected to find Donna Molnar alive. Donna Molnar's body temperature was 30 degrees Celsius when rescuers found her Monday. Searchers had combed the brutal backcountry of rural Ontario for the housewife from the city of Hamilton, who had left her home three days earlier in the middle of a blizzard to grocery shop. Alongside his search-and-rescue dog Ace, Ray Lau on Monday tramped through the thick, ice-covered brush of a farmer's field, not far from where Molnar's van had been found a day earlier. He kept thinking: Negative-20 winds? This is a search for a body.
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Donna Molnar went missing after she left her home to go grocery shopping
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Housewife had been buried in snow for 72 hours when a rescue dog found her
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She's in serious condition, being treated for hypothermia, severe frostbite
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Dog, who had been rescued himself, will be rewarded with a T-bone steak

Question: With one ungloved hand near her neck, Molnar, 55, mumbled and tried to scream as @placeholder yelled to other rescuers.

Answer: Ray Lau

Question: "A while ago, @placeholder was rescued from a home where he didn't belong, and now he got to rescue someone.

Answer: Ace


In August 2013, Brits Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum were jailed for trying to smuggle £1.5million worth of cocaine from Peru to Spain. While their case may be the most well-known, they are far from the only Europeans who have found themselves in this situation and are now languishing in a Peruvian prison. Now a drug dealer from Peru has revealed how easy it is to entice tourists to become drug mules without the threat of violence by convincing them it's an easy way to get rick quick. The man, known as El Negro, admits he has groomed Europeans to become drug mules for the past 14 years on Channel 4 documentary Brits Behind Bars.
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Brits Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum jailed for drug smuggling
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Caught trying to fly from Peru with £1.5 million worth of cocaine
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Drug dealer admits it's easy to get Europeans to be drug mules
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He targets them at bars and clubs in Cusco, Peru
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No need to threaten violence as they're enticed by belief it's easy money
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Reveals his tactics in Channel 4 documentary

Question: They are enticed with a free holiday to @placeholder as well as payment.

Answer: Peru

Answer: Peruvian

Answer: Peru

Answer: Peru

Answer: Peru


Liverpool fans will be hoping Roberto Firmino has been signed to play alongside Raheem Sterling rather than to replace him. However it seems more likely that the Brazil international's £29million move to Anfield will hasten the departure of the club's wantaway winger. Sterling, Firmino and Philippe Coutinho would form a formidable trio behind a main striker such as a fully fit Daniel Sturridge or Liverpool target Carlos Bacca, however Manchester City look set to dash Brendan Rodgers' hopes of playing the aforementioned players in a new-look attack. The Northern Irishman will not be as worried about losing Sterling after finalising a deal for the Hoffenheim playmaker as Firmino's statistics over the last three years make for better reading.
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Roberto Firmino has joined Liverpool from Hoffenheim for £29million
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Raheem Sterling has been linked with a move to rivals Manchester City
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Manchester City have increased their bid for Sterling to £40m
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Click HERE to see how Liverpool could line up at the start of next season

Question: Sterling is also overshadowed by @placeholder when it comes to defensive work such as clearances, tackles made and duels won.

Answer: Roberto Firmino

Answer: Firmino

Answer: Firmino

Answer: Roberto Firmino


North Korea may already have 20 nuclear warheads - double as many as previously thought, Chinese nuclear experts have warned. The pariah state may also have the capability to produce enough weapons-grade uranium to double its arsenal by next year, The Wall Street Journal has reported. Chinese estimates of Pyongyang's nuclear production, relayed to US nuclear specialists, exceed most previous US forecasts of between 10 to 16 bombs, said the report, which cited people briefed on the matter. Scroll down for video A North Korean vehicle carrying a missile passes by during a mass military parade in Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung Square. The pariah state may have as many as 20 nuclear warheads, it has now been suggested
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Pariah state may have 20 warheads not 10 as previous US forecasts held
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Stockpile of weapons could grow to 50 or even 100 within next five years
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US military believes secretive country has ability to miniaturise warhead and mount it on ballistic missile, though there have been no such tests yet

Question: @placeholder has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean


A young wildlife photographer with Down's Syndrome has captured a series of stunning images of the natural world thanks to his unique view of the world. Oliver Hellowell's incredible photographs have already earned him an abundance of fans around the world, with his Facebook page gaining more than 53,000 'likes.' The 18-year-old's mother Wendy O'Carroll believes it is her son's condition that allows him to see  the beauty in the world that the ordinary eye might miss. Love birds: A pair of mute swans at Abbotsbury Swannery, in Dorset, are captured by photographer Oliver Hellowell who was Down's Syndrome Young snapper Oliver, from Somerset captured these stunning images, including this one of the incredibly still Loch Lairig in Eala Perthshire
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Oliver Hellowell's incredible photographs of nature have already earned him an abundance of fans around the world
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The 18-year-old's mother Wendy O'Carroll believes his Down's Syndrome allows him to see beauty others may miss
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The youngster - who wants to be a professional photographer - is currently signing a book deal to show his images

Question: 'Hopefully they will think: 'Gosh if a young lad with @placeholder can do that with a camera imagine what I might be able to do?!'

Answer: Down's Syndrome

Answer: Down's Syndrome

Answer: Down's Syndrome


Everton's hard-line stance in flatly rejecting every Chelsea bid for John Stones has been both admirable and questionable in equal measure. On the one hand, Everton are standing up for themselves by refusing to let their star defender leave; on the other, they are refusing an exorbitant fee for a young talent still fighting to prove himself. So are the Toffees doing the right thing, and what does this mean for Stones, Everton and Chelsea in the long run? Sportsmail's ELLIOTT BRETLAND and CHARLIE SKILLEN debate the key questions in the Stones transfer saga . As manager Roberto Martinez suggested, it's a massive statement of intent from the club to stay firm and reject Chelsea's bids. The Toffees have turned a corner and this could be a huge watershed moment for Everton.
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Everton have maintained a hard-line stance when responding to Chelsea's attempts to sign defender John Stones - they've rejected them all
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The latest bid, a gargantuan £38million, was no exception
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After Stones handed in a formal transfer request he was given abuse by some Everton fans at Barnsley this week
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READ: Everton say Stones transfer saga is over
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's fantasy football game

Question: The club are finally in a position where they do not need to sell and - with four years remaining on his current deal - fully intend to build with @placeholder as one of their best young talents.

Answer: John Stones

Answer: Stones

Answer: Stones

Answer: John Stones

Answer: Stones

Answer: Stones


Washington (CNN) Jeb Bush told a Dutch news outlet that Donald Trump's Cinco de Mayo taco bowl tweet was "insensitive" and compared it to "eating a watermelon and saying, 'I love African-Americans.'" The former presidential candidate previously announced he won't vote Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, or likely Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, this November. "What Trump did was so insensitive," Bush told NRC Handelsblad ahead of a speech he's set to give at the Nexus Institute in Amsterdam later this week, according to an English translation. "First, not all Hispanics are Mexican. Secondly, not all Hispanics eat tacos. Thirdly, showing your sensitivity by eating an American dish is the most insensitive thing you can do. Fourthly, to say this, next to all things he already said, is a further insult," he said. "It's like eating a watermelon and saying, 'I love African-Americans.'"
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Jeb Bush blasted Donald Trump over his portrayal of Hispanic-Americans
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The former presidential candidate previously announced he won't vote Trump

Question: The @placeholder campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Looking at  Jourdan Dunn, no one would ever think that the 5ft 11in supermodel has ever had confidence issues. The London-born beauty is the new face of Maybelline New York, she was British Vogue's February 2015 cover star, and also the first black model to walk for Prada in a decade. But the 24-year-old has now revealed that as a teenager her life was made a misery by cruel bullies who taunted her for her striking looks to the extent that she felt physically ill. Scroll down for video Jourdan Dunn has revealed in an interview that she was severely bullied at school, which led to her suffering from incredibly low self-esteem
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Stunning beauty, 24, was bullied throughout school for her striking looks
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New face of Maybelline New York and first black model to walk for Prada
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She talks about caring for her son, Riley, five, who has sickle cell anaemia

Question: @placeholder has openly criticised the fashion industry for its lack of black models and widespread racism

Answer: Jourdan Dunn

Answer: Jourdan Dunn


She was a young woman who had her dreams of being a model ruined when she became the victim of an acid attack instigated by her ex-boyfriend in 2008. But fast-forward seven years and Katie Piper has achieved her wildest dreams - and more. She's penned an autobiography, presents the successful Channel 4 show, Bodyshockers, launched an inspirational charitable organisation and took to the runway in Naomi Campbell's recent fashion week show. And now, Katie, 31, has landed a role as the new ambassador for Remescar, a campaign that's close to her heart as she used the cream to treat her own burns and scars.
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Katie, 31, has landed a role as the new ambassador for Remescar
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Katie  was left with severe scarring after being attacked with acid in 2008
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Hopes to inspire other people with scars
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Her career is booming and Channel 4 have commissioned two new shows

Question: Speaking about her new campaign, a natural looking Katie told FEMAIL: 'After using @placeholder I noticed a difference not just in the appearance of my scars but the texture too.

Answer: Remescar

Answer: Remescar

Question: Her catwalk coup kicked off what looks set to be a successful year for @placeholder.

Answer: Katie Piper

Answer: Katie

Answer: Katie

Answer: Katie


(CNN) The bodies of two UN experts who went missing in the Democratic Republic of Congo this month have been found, the United Nations said in a statement Tuesday. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said UN peacekeepers discovered the bodies of US citizen Michael Sharp and Swedish national Zaida Catalan on Monday outside the city of Kananga. The body of their Congolese interpreter, Betu Tshintela, was also discovered with them. A Congo government official told CNN that Catalan's body was found decapitated, but Sharp and Tshintela were not beheaded. Their cause of death is not determined, according to  government spokesman Lambert Mende.
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Bodies of UN experts who went missing two weeks ago discovered
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UN chief urges DRC government to conduct full investigation

Question: @placeholder's father, John Sharp, expressed his sorrow Tuesday on Facebook.

Answer: Michael Sharp

Answer: Sharp


(CNN) Editor's Note: The United States Food and Drug Administration issued a warning letter to online vision test company Opternative in October, 2017, requesting that the company cease activities that result in the misbranding or adulteration of its test as an "eye examination" mobile medical app device. That letter was posted on the FDA website in March, 2018, and a spokesperson for Opternative said in an emailed statement to CNN, "We have responded to the Warning Letter and we are working closely with FDA on this matter." It happened again: You've misplaced your only pair of glasses. Or maybe you've run through your last box of contacts. In order to replace them, you need a new prescription, and that means, an appointment with your eye doctor.
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One reporter took an online vision test and an in-person exam and compared the results
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Experts don't see eye-to-eye when it comes to online vision tests

Question: @placeholder even sends your vision test results to an ophthalmologist licensed in your state who can review the results and your prior prescription and issue a new prescription for glasses, contacts or both.

Answer: Opternative

Answer: Opternative


Chelsea captain John Terry has promised to work closely with Ruben Loftus-Cheek, after the 19-year-old was slammed by Jose Mourinho for his showing in a friendly against Sydney FC. Mourinho lambasted the young midfielder for his display in Australia, after bringing him on for Diego Costa after 40 minutes and replacing him in the 68th. The Portuguese manager said Loftus-Cheek's performance heralded 'a step back' in their relationship but Terry has vowed to help the youngster to learn from the incident. 'He's a young boy and he needs to take it on the chin,' Terry said. 'I'm sure he will, but as captain I'll have a quiet word, for sure.
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Ruben Loftus-Cheek did not impress Jose Mourinho against Sydney
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The Chelsea manager publicly slammed the level of his display in Australia
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John Terry has vowed to help the 19-year-old to learn from the incident
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READ: Chelsea boss Mourinho normally wins his player battles

Question: Mourinho was seething after what he saw from Loftus-@placeholder against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek

Question: '(Loftus-@placeholder) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek


Chatting happily and smiling during a peaceful walk in the grounds of their Scottish country home, they could be any long-married couple enjoying a stroll. But this is the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall and the intimate shot marks not 40 years of marriage but 10. The couple, who married a decade ago  at the Windsor Guildhall, are spending their anniversary privately at Birkhall in Deeside. Scroll down for video Portrait of a happy marriage: Charles and Camilla in the new photo released to mark their 10th anniversary Big day: The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall on their wedding day a decade ago
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Clarence House has released a new photo to mark 10th anniversary
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The snap was taken last month at the couple's Scottish home, Birkhall
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Camilla Parker-Bowles became the Duchess of Cornwall a decade ago
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Since then, she has become an increasingly popular figure
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Camilla also enjoys a close relationship with the Queen and her stepsons

Question: Initially she was very much in the background, supporting the @placeholder and she still does that.

Answer: Prince of Wales

Answer: Prince of Wales

Question: At the time of her engagement to the @placeholder in 2005, a poll showed that only seven per cent of people believed Camilla should one day be queen.

Answer: Prince of Wales

Answer: Prince of Wales


Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama stressed Tuesday that he still he plans to move ahead with the massive Trans-Pacific Partnership deal while he's in office despite bipartisan opposition on trade. "Right now I'm president, and I'm for it," Obama said at a midday press conference with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. "And I think I've got the better argument. I've made this argument before. I'll make it again. We are part of a global economy. We're not reversing that." The remark seemed a rebuke not only to Donald Trump -- who has lambasted the TPP deal on the campaign trail -- but also Hillary Clinton, who also opposes the plan.
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The state visit is the first of its kind for a Southeast Asian country under Obama
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Obama plans to reiterate his commitment to seeing the TPP deal through

Question: Obama, however, expressed optimism that once the election was over, lawmakers would give the @placeholder due consideration.

Answer: TPP

Answer: TPP


Fayetteville, North Carolina (CNN) As Donald Trump warns of a "rigged" system fueled by voter fraud and other irregularities, some private citizens have taken it upon themselves to protect the nation from what they see as the potential for a stolen election. Michael Hyers, an Air Force retiree from Fayetteville, North Carolina, has spent hours upon hours combing through records, cross-checking addresses and submitting thousands of challenges to voter registrations in an effort to purge voter rolls at the local Cumberland County elections board. He claims to have removed 6,000 people from voter rolls since 2014. He believes it is his duty.
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Michael Hyers has submitted thousands of challenges to voter registrations
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The challenges submitted by Hyers and his group became part of a federal lawsuit

Question: Multiple county officials did not to respond to CNN's request for comment regarding how they proceed when private residents such as @placeholder challenge registered individuals' eligibility to vote.

Answer: Michael Hyers

Answer: Michael Hyers

Answer: Hyers


An angry dwarf has been jailed after sticking a sucker dart on his head and threatening to kill two carers while impersonating a Doctor Who Dalek. Ian Salter-Bromley, 55, filled his mouth with dominoes before shouting 'Exterminate! Exterminate!' in a row which led to him being Tasered twice by police. The court heard how Salter-Bromley, who is 4ft tall, had initially been 'quite jolly' while talking with the carers during a visit to his sheltered housing complex in Hull. But he then threatened to kill one of the members of staff, chanting: 'I'm a Dalek! I'm going to kill you Joe!' in the manner of the Doctor Who villain.
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Ian Salter-Bromley filled mouth with dominoes and shouted 'Exterminate!'
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He chanted 'I'm a Dalek! I'm going to kill you!' in manner of Dr Who creature
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Officers Tasered 55-year-old after they 'feared for their welfare', court told
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Incident part of campaign of abuse in which he spread excrement in Hull council offices

Question: In August last year, Hull Crown Court gave Salter-@placeholder an ASBO after several complaints about his behaviour, which involved verbally abusing staff, security guards and bus passengers around the  area.

Answer: Bromley

Answer: Bromley

Answer: Bromley


(CNN) Russia said one of its airstrikes in Syria killed ISIS spokesman Mohammad al-Adnani -- a claim that a US official called preposterous. On Wednesday, Russia's Ministry of Defense announced it killed the terror leader on the ministry's official Facebook page. It said Adnani was one of up to 40 ISIS militants killed by a Russian bomber in Aleppo province. But a US defense official slammed Russia's assertion. "It would be laughable but for the very real humanitarian suffering Russia has inflicted," the defense official said Wednesday. "We stand by the statement we made yesterday. We conducted a strike that targeted al-Adnani. We are assessing the results of that strike."
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A drone controlled by the US targeted ISIS leader, US defense officials told CNN
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US official: Russia's claim would be "laughable" if it weren't for "humanitarian suffering Russia has inflicted"
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Mohammad al-Adnani had urged lone-wolf attacks against countries launching strikes against ISIS

Question: On Tuesday, ISIS announced @placeholder's death in a rare public statement.

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Question: A key deputy to @placeholder leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: "Al-@placeholder has served as principal architect of ISIS' external operations and as ISIS' chief spokesman.

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Question: As spokesman, @placeholder was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Question: @placeholder was well-known for ordering operatives to attack countries participating in the coalition against ISIS.

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Question: @placeholder has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani

Answer: Adnani


(CNN) Protesters greeted white supremacist leader Richard Spencer with loud boos and chants of "Go home Spencer" during his speech Thursday afternoon at the University of Florida in Gainesville. The talk was Spencer's first planned speech on a college campus since he and others participated in the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August. With an intensive police presence, protesters chanted, "We don't want your Nazi hate" and "Nazi scum off our streets." The anti-Spencer protesters, who vastly outnumbered the supporters, carried signs against fascism, neo-Nazis and white supremacy. Spencer took the stage at the Phillips Center at just after 2:45 p.m. Those in the venue, many of whom stood with their fists raised, loudly booed and chanted lines like "Go home Spencer" and "Nazis are not welcome here."
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Richard Spencer's talk sparks protests at the University of Florida
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A heavy police presence was in place

Question: University and local officials were concerned that the event could become violent, such as what occurred in @placeholder, and so took considerable steps to prevent that.

Answer: Charlottesville

Question: Outside the speech venue, law enforcement sectioned off one area for pro-@placeholder protesters and another area for anti-Spencer protesters, about 50 yards apart.

Answer: Richard Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Richard Spencer

Question: Outside the speech venue, law enforcement sectioned off one area for pro-Spencer protesters and another area for anti-@placeholder protesters, about 50 yards apart.

Answer: Richard Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Richard Spencer


Tim Sherwood will consider selling Christian Benteke this summer if Aston Villa’s star striker insists he wants to leave the club. Benteke has two years left on his contract once this season is completed and harbours ambitions to play in Europe. Sherwood said the Belgium international had given no suggestion he would like a transfer away and appeared to be enjoying his football at Villa Park. But the Villa manager admitted that, were the 24-year-old to demand a move, as he did two years ago, he would be inclined to sanction it. Villa are believed to value Benteke at upwards of £25million and Wolfsburg have monitored his situation. Benteke has scored eight goals in his last six matches.
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Aston Villa play Liverpool in their FA Cup semi-final on Sunday at Wembley
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Christian Benteke has scored eight goals in his last six matches for Villa
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Bundesliga side Wolfsburg are believed to be interested in Benteke
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24-year-old striker has two years left on his current £50,000-a-week deal

Question: @placeholder has led a Villa resurgence since taking over in February, steering the club away from relegation danger and into this Wembley showpiece.

Answer: Tim Sherwood

Answer: Sherwood

Question: ‘It’s a very exciting game, a great opportunity for this club to get to an @placeholder final,’ he said.

Answer: FA Cup


Bayern Munich will fight to keep Pep Guardiola as speculation intensifies over him potentially joining Manchester City. Reports in Spain on Friday claimed Guardiola had agreed a deal in principle to take over at City on July 1. The Etihad Stadium club are prepared to pay the current Bayern  boss above the £13.2million-a-year Jose Mourinho earns at Chelsea - which is inclusive of bonuses and sponsorship deals - to nail their long-term target. Guardiola's contract in Munich expires in June and, as yet, there has been no sign of him committing to another period of time in Munich. Further intrigue was added on Friday when Guardiola did not attend his usual pre-game press conference - Bayern stressed it was down to a 'personal' issue and he will be back in the dugout for today's Bundesliga clash at The Allianz Arena and against Hertha Berlin.
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Manchester City are preparing a mega-money offer for Pep Guardiola
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Their pursuit of the current Bayern Munich manager is well-known
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Guardiola's contract at Bavarian club finishes this summer
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German champions still hope former Barcelona boss will sign new deal

Question: @placeholder staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.

Answer: Bayern Munich

Answer: Bayern

Answer: Bayern

Answer: Bayern Munich


(CNN) With the cancellation of a Trump rally in Chicago due to protests, and a slew of recent violent encounters between protesters and supporters of Donald Trump -- one of whom assaulted a protester as the police lead him away, and later threatened to kill him -- we are finally seeing the culmination of the Trump campaign's combative, reckless and downright disturbing rhetoric. Trump is both denying the violent encounters are taking place, and simultaneously blaming Bernie Sanders' supporters, President Obama, the media for overreporting them, and so-called Chicago "thugs." His surrogates, like Jeffrey Lord, insist "the violent left" is at it again. "The American left has a very, very long and detailed history of doing exactly this," he said on CNN. "We're talking about people who show up at rallies ... to provoke, to provoke. ... They are in search of violence. That's what their intention is."
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SE Cupp: Trump denies he's fomented violence, blaming others; but he has repeatedly given audiences OK for violence
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She says Trump one of the most divisive figures in electoral politics, taking advantage of some voters' anger to sow more anger
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Cupp:  Trump's America would be a very angry place

Question: @placeholder rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

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Question: Trump rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which @placeholder conducts into perfectly timed discord.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Mecca, Saudi Arabia (CNN) -- Chanting "Allahu Akbar" -- God is Greater than any -- more than 2 million pilgrims crossed new pedestrian bridges Saturday to perform one of the last rituals of the Hajj season. Jamarat is a re-enactment of an event when Prophet Abraham stoned the devil and rejected his temptations, according to Muslim traditions. The ritual stoning of three pillars, which occurs in the tent city of Mina -- about two miles from Mecca, was the scene of stampedes and many deaths in the 1980s and 1990s as pilgrims passed a crowded bottleneck area leading to the small pillars on the ground.
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Goverment constructed three new massive pillars, five-story bridge for Hajj ritual
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Jamarat re-enacts Abraham's stoning the devil, according to Muslim tradition
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Ritual was scene of deadly stampedes as pilgrims crammed through bottleneck
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The air-conditioned bridge is 950 meters long, 80 meters wide; each floor is 12 meters high

Question: According to tradition, the event was a test from @placeholder, who gave Abraham a ram to slaughter instead.

Answer: God


European students who have taken out taxpayer-funded loans to study at English universities are a record £43 million in arrears. The amount owed by the defaulting students has doubled in two years, figures from the Student Loans Company show. One in eight of EU graduates from English universities who are now living abroad are failing to repay the loans, and experts predict this figure will soar after the Government’s decision to allow unlimited numbers to study in England from this September. The figures, released last week, also showed that the total amount of money handed to students from mainland Europe has mushroomed to nearly a billion pounds this year, up from £686 million in the previous year.
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Amount owed by defaulting students has doubled in two years
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Total handed to EU students has gone up to nearly a billion
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Many move addresses and bank accounts and cannot be traced

Question: While English students automatically repay loans through the tax system, similar systems are not in place for those living in mainland @placeholder.

Answer: European

Answer: EU

Answer: Europe

Answer: EU


Nintendo's chief executive Satoru Iwata has died of cancer at the age of 55.. In a brief statement, the Kyoto-based firm - the maker of Donkey Kong and Pokemon - said Iwata passed away on Saturday, with analysts warning that his death could dent the company's turnaround plan. Iwata led Nintendo's development into a global company, with its hit Wii home console and DS handheld, and also through its recent woes caused by the popularity of smartphones. A visibly thinner Iwata announced his illness last year and did not attend the firm's shareholder meeting in June 2014, although the severity of his illness was unclear at the time.
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In a brief statement, the Kyoto-based firm said Iwata passed away on Saturday
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A visibly thinner Iwata announced his illness last year and did not attend the firm's shareholder meeting in June 2014
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He returned to work over the following months, and had continued to be the public face of the company, announcing financial results in May

Question: I don't see that there is anyone who can run the company like @placeholder.

Answer: Satoru Iwata

Answer: Iwata

Answer: Iwata

Answer: Iwata

Answer: Iwata

Answer: Iwata

Question: 'I am afraid the company might lose balance without @placeholder,' Tanaka said.

Answer: Satoru Iwata

Answer: Iwata

Answer: Iwata

Answer: Iwata

Answer: Iwata

Answer: Iwata


Washington (CNN) A West Virginia man who was a former contractor in Iraq proposed setting up a meeting with Russians and the Trump campaign last year to discuss their "shared Christian values," raising new questions for investigators to explore as part of their Russia inquiry. Current and former US intelligence and law enforcement officials, as well as other intelligence experts, say that Russians sought to employ covert tactics to find entry points into the Trump campaign. And more broadly, experts say, Russian intelligence services have sought to court conservative organizations, including religious groups, to build alliances in the United States.
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A West Virginia man proposed setting up a meeting with Russians and the Trump campaign last year
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The Trump campaign appears to have rejected the meeting request

Question: "The context of the thing is this was before even the @placeholder collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Chelsea's home clash with Stoke... Chelsea vs Stoke City (Stamford Bridge) Team news Chelsea Chelsea will make a late decision on whether Diego Costa will play in Saturday's match with Stoke. The striker suffered a hamstring injury in the Premier League leaders' win at Hull last time out and withdrew from Spain duty, but may not be risked despite being passed fit following the international break.
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Diego Costa to be given late fitness test following hamstring injury
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John Obi Mikel will not be included despite recovering from knee injury
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Jon Walters expected to shake off a calk knock for Stoke City
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Marc Muniesa expected back after five games out with hamstring problem

Question: Conversely, Diego Costa’s 19 PL goals have only earned @placeholder eight points.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


(CNN) -- He is arguably the most well-known American general since MacArthur, and perhaps the most effective since Eisenhower. Now Gen. David Petraeus takes on what many believe will be his biggest challenge yet: reversing the momentum of the Taliban in Afghanistan and helping to stabilize the rickety regime of Afghan leader Hamid Karzai. Petraeus faced far more daunting challenges in Iraq when he assumed command there in early 2007. Those challenges, and how they were overcome, are worth recalling as he assumes command in Afghanistan, as they may provide some indicators of the way forward there. First, Iraq was embroiled in a vicious civil war in which Shia and Sunni civilians were showing up dead on the streets of Iraq's cities at the rate of 90 a day, some tortured in the most unspeakable manner, their heads drilled open.
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Gen. David Petraeus, who has a Ph.D. from Princeton, wrote the book on counterinsurgency
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Peter Bergen says Petraeus accomplished a huge turnaround in Iraq
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The general took many steps to gain public support for U.S. efforts in Iraq, Bergen says
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He notes Petraeus has said Afghanistan will be harder

Question: Despite the widespread perception that @placeholder is today going to hell in a handbasket, more than five million Afghan refugees have returned home since the fall of the Taliban.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan

Question: There were also shifting dynamics on the ground in @placeholder that would make the additional combat brigades of the surge a force multiplier rather than simply more cannon fodder for Iraq's insurgents.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Question: As Petraeus himself has sometimes said, Afghanistan could be harder than @placeholder.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq


(CNN) Canada's got its own reality TV star vying for the nation's top job. Kevin O'Leary, the business man-turned-reality TV star, announced Wednesday that he will stand in the now 14-person race to lead Canada's Conservative party. The winner will likely challenge current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the country's 2019 federal elections. "Canadians need a Prime Minister with a smart plan to kick start the economy; a Prime Minister who supports small businesses, who will fight for hard working Canadians and will stop wasting our money," O'Leary said in a statement on why he's running. Canada's Trump? The similarities between Trump and O'Leary, who is now the chairman of O'Shares Exchange Traded Funds, are undeniable on the surface.
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Kevin O'Leary stars in TV reality show "Shark Tank"
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He's critical of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's management of the economy

Question: "Even if there is a population that wants @placeholder and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.

Answer: Kevin O'Leary

Answer: O'Leary

Answer: O'Leary

Answer: Kevin O'Leary


A Champions League winner with AC Milan in 2003, Rivaldo is one of the game's most decorated players after trophy-laden spells in Spain, Italy and Greece. The 43-year-old, who hung up his boots last year, also played alongside some of the best players of his generation at Milan and Barcelona, and with Brazil with whom he won the World Cup in 2002. Here, Rivaldo picks his Champions League dream team and explains why they've made the cut. Won everything with Milan and Brazil, at his peak he was so difficult to score against. Our captain when we (Brazil) won the World Cup, one of the best professionals I have played with.
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Rivaldo won the Champions League with Italian side AC Milan  in 2003
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The Brazilian has picked five of his compatriots in his dream team
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Dida, Cafu, Roberto Carlos, Ronaldinho and Ronaldo all make the cut
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Barcelona duo Lionel Messi and Xavi also included in Rivaldo's XI
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Barcelona 3-1 Juventus: CLICK HERE for Champions League final reaction
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READ: Barcelona 3-1 Juventus: Oliver Holt's match report

Question: When I arrived at @placeholder he was already well into his thirties, but the class and composure was still there.

Answer: AC Milan

Answer: Milan

Answer: Milan

Answer: AC Milan


(CNN) Video appears to show children gathered around someone handing out sweets moments before Saturday's suicide vehicle bombing that killed dozens of evacuees from besieged Syrian villages, the UN's human rights agency said Tuesday. The agency didn't give further details about the footage, such as whether it shows the explosion in Rashidin, a suburb of Aleppo in northwestern Syria. But the statement fits with other reports, including one from a witness who said many of those killed or injured in the attack were children who were picking up handout snacks. No one has claimed responsibility for the blast, in which 126 people -- including 68 children -- were killed, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group. Dozens of others were injured, according to Syria Civil Defense, the volunteer rescue groups also known as the White Helmets.
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Explosion hit people who were leaving their towns on Saturday
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The attack killed 126 people, including 68 children, monitoring group says

Question: The explosion happened outside a line of parked buses that were evacuating hundreds of people from two regime-held but rebel-besieged villages in northwest @placeholder.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

Answer: Syria Civil Defense


Palmerston remains a very painful place for Rangers managers. Consider this the first harsh lesson of Stuart McCall’s tenure. Back in the chill of mid-December, Ally McCoist led the Ibrox side here on the day it emerged he had handed in his notice of resignation. A convincing 2-0 defeat did nothing to alleviate the mood of gloomy chaos that had engulfed the club. Nine days later, McCoist was out on gardening leave. Fast forward almost five months, and Rangers arrived here in far more ebullient spirits with a new boardroom regime installed and three successive victories under McCall’s command. That Hibs and Hearts were among the victims added to the sense of a substantial revival.
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Rangers were beaten by Queen of the South in the Scottish Championship
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Derek Lyle opened the scoring for the hosts following a first-half corner
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Lee Wallace own goal doubled the Doonhammers' lead after the break
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Gavin Reilly completed the upset that dents Gers' hopes of second place

Question: New manager @placeholder (right) suffered his first defeat since taking charge of the Ibrox club

Answer: Stuart McCall

Answer: McCall


In a horrific family tragedy a 12-year-old boy is suspected to have poisoned to death his two young sisters in a Hunan province village in China. The unidentified boy told police that he gave the girls cola that he had laced with poison. The sisters, aged eight and 14, collapsed as they were walking home from school. They were bleeding from their mouths and had stopped breathing by the time they were rushed to the hospital. The sisters were reported to have died from Tetramine poisoning. The deaths come after other similar tragedies recently. Three months ago in a rural part of Shandong, China, a six-year-old boy was killed by the same toxic substance, used for rat poisoning, after eating a piece of candy he'd found outside.
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Unidentified boy told police he gave girls cola he had laced with poison
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Sisters, aged eight and 14, collapsed while walking home from school
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They were bleeding from their mouths and had stopped breathing
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The sisters were reported to have died from Tetramine poisoning
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In Shandong a six-year-old boy was killed by the same toxic substance
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He died after eating a piece of candy that contained rat poison

Question: @placeholder has tens of millions of rural children whose parents have left their home villages to seek work and better pay in industrial cities.

Answer: China

Answer: China


Diane von Furstenberg’s body-hugging wrap dress is an enduring fashion icon. Celebrities from the Duchess of Cambridge to Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna have been seen in her creations. The designer once known as Her Serene Highness Princess Diane von Furstenberg is now dubbed the ‘Queen Mother of Fashion’, an international philanthropist and business powerhouse estimated to be worth $450 million. In an industry obsessed with novelty, the 68-year-old Diane has managed to stay immensely influential. Time magazine recently included her in its list of the 100 Most Influential People; Forbes has her in its list of the world’s ‘most powerful women’. Proving that she still has great cachet even with the latest wave of fashion figures, clothes designer Victoria Beckham, who became a close friend after they met at a Los Angeles school attended by the Beckham children and von Furstenberg’s grandchildren, has called her an ‘amazingly inspirational person — not just as a designer but as a woman’.
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Diane von Furstenberg is now dubbed the 'Queen Mother of Fashion'
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She is most famous for the wrap dress, worn by numerous celebrities
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A new biography reveals her wild and glamorous route to the top

Question: @placeholder knew Egon was bisexual and appears to have accepted it without complaint.

Answer: Diane von Furstenberg

Answer: Diane von Furstenberg

Answer: Diane

Answer: Diane von Furstenberg


(CNN) When I heard the legendary journalist Bob Woodward's analysis of Hillary Clinton's performance, I was taken back to a moment in my career many years ago when a top CNN executive (who no longer works there) explained that for on-air delivery to resonate as authoritative and credible it should come in a low tone. In other words, only a man's voice sounds like it tells important truths. Woodward, in case you haven't heard, brought his decades of expertise to the MSNBC show "Morning Joe" to shed light on the difficulties faced by the once-undisputed Democratic front-runner. He opined "a lot of it, with Hillary Clinton has to do with style and delivery, oddly enough." Then he explained, "She shouts. There is something unrelaxed about the way she is communicating and I think it just jumps."
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That there is sexism in politics, in business, in the world, is beyond dispute, Frida Ghitis says
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When Bernie Sanders shouts, he's expressing his anger at injustice, she says
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When Hillary Clinton does it, she has a character flaw, Ghitis says

Question: When @placeholder appears somewhat disheveled, his hair flying out of place, it is a sign of his authenticity.

Answer: Bernie Sanders


(CNN) Cranberries, cranberry juice and cranberry products are often recommended as a natural way to prevent urinary tract infections, but a new study suggests that this effort may be futile. Nursing home residents who took high-potency cranberry capsules did not have fewer episodes of urinary tract infection than those taking a placebo, researchers discovered. "Although our study was only in nursing home women, many other studies have been done in other populations, which have not shown a benefit," said Dr. Manisha Juthani-Mehta, lead author of the study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. "For women that enjoy eating cranberry products or drinking cranberry juice, I encourage them to continue doing so," said Juthani-Mehta, an associate professor at the Yale University School of Medicine. But spending money on cranberry capsules with "limited potential benefit" for preventing urinary tract infections "does not seem worthwhile."
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Nursing home residents who took cranberry capsules had as many UTIs as other residents
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Among nursing home residents, UTIs are the most commonly diagnosed infections

Question: "For postmenopausal women, topical estrogen in the vagina has shown to decrease the risk of @placeholder," Soper said, adding that this treatment has minimal absorption and so is safe to use.

Answer: UTIs


A woman of Arab and Jewish descent who was strip-searched at a Detroit-area airport has reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed on her behalf, the American Civil Liberties Union said Tuesday. The federal government will give Shoshana Hebshi $40,000 as compensation for being humiliated on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks after armed agents forced her from a plane at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, made her undress during a search and held her for hours. Frontier Airlines, the Transportation Security Administration and Wayne County Airport Authority were named in the federal lawsuit. Won her case: Shoshana Hebshi, of Sylvania, Ohio, who was strip-searched at a Detroit-area airport, will gain $40,000 as compensation for being humiliated
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The federal government will give Shoshana Hebshi $40,000 as compensation for being ethnically profiled
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Hebshi, who has a Jewish mother and Saudi Arabian father, has said she was discriminated against based on her dark complexion
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Hebshi was detained along with two Indian men she was seated next to
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'People do not forfeit their constitutional rights when they step onto an airplane,' said ACLU attorney Rachel Goodman

Question: 'I filed this lawsuit because I didn't want others to experience the kind of unnecessary trauma that I did, and it has given me faith that the justice system can work to protect constitutional rights,' @placeholder said in a release.

Answer: Shoshana Hebshi

Answer: Shoshana Hebshi

Answer: Shoshana Hebshi

Answer: Hebshi

Answer: Hebshi


(CNN) Theranos decided to voluntarily withdraw its Zika virus blood test that it had submitted for Food and Drug Administration approval, the company said Wednesday. Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes previously told CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta in an exclusive interview that the Zika test, though it's not one that would be as common as a test to check general health, was a priority for the company because it was a "really important area of blood work." She talked about the test at her first presentation to the American Association for Clinical Chemistry Meeting in August. The hope, she said, was to be able to run the Zika test on a new mini-lab device the company debuted at the conference.
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The company still considers Zika a "really important area of blood work"
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Theranos cited a "positive interaction" with the FDA and said it will resubmit

Question: @placeholder has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its Zika blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.

Answer: Theranos

Answer: Theranos

Answer: Theranos

Question: Theranos has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its @placeholder blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: "In my mind, this was a positive interaction with the @placeholder, and I'm grateful for its collaborative approach.

Answer: Food and Drug Administration

Answer: FDA

Question: As of now, Theranos has @placeholder approval for only one of its tests: a finger stick test for herpes.

Answer: Food and Drug Administration

Answer: FDA

Question: And @placeholder had to void two years of its test results.

Answer: Theranos

Answer: Theranos

Answer: Theranos


Seven Southwestern states will soon be infiltrated by 1,200 military special ops personnel as part of a controversial domestic military training in which some of the elite soldiers will operate undetected among civilians. Operation Jade Helm begins in July and will last for eight weeks. Soldiers will operate in and around towns in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado where some of them wil drop from planes while carrying weapons loaded with blanks in what military officials have dubbed Realistic Military Training. But with residents of the entire states of Texas and Utah dubbed 'hostile' for the purposes of the exercises, Jade Helm has some concerned the drills are too realistic.
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Operation Jade Helm will see 1,200 service members including Green Berets and SEALs and special forces from the Air Force and Marines in July
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Soldiers armed with blank rounds will operate in and around towns in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado for 8 weeks
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The so-called Realistic Military Training has some residents fearful the drill is a preparation for martial law

Question: '@placeholder is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas


(CNN) -- If there is one thing that Africa can learn from the global financial crisis it's that the West doesn't always get it right, Nobel Peace Laureate Wangari Maathai told CNN. Two young boys plow their dry cornfield in Kwale, Kenya which has been blighted by drought. "It sends a message that anyone can make a mistake. Nobody has a blueprint and nobody is a know-it-all," she said of the current turmoil engulfing the global banking system. "I can tell you I never would have thought we could experience what we're experiencing in America now," she added. "Because for one we never would have thought that the Americans could be caught 'asleep,' not monitoring their financial system and therefore waking up one day and finding out that their most respected institutions are collapsing right and left."
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Nobel Peace Laureate says Africans need to take responsibility for future
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Wangari Maathai says global economic crisis shows West is fallible
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Maathai of the West: "Nobody has a blueprint and nobody is a know-it-all"

Question: See photos of Maathai receiving the @placeholder »

Answer: Nobel Peace Laureate


How much of a haul have the Clintons brought in during their four decades in politics? Three billion – that's with a 'b' – is the most up-to-date tally. The Washington Post went back an investigated the Clintons' behemoth donor network, starting with Bill Clinton's losing 1974 congressional race and ending at Hillary Clinton's current presidential run. Now, 41 years into politics, what the newspaper found was that money funneling to the Clinton brand has topped $3 billion, with $2 billion going to the Clinton Foundation and $1 billion going toward political races and a legal defense fund, post-Monica Lewinsky scandal.
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The Clintons' network of donors has given $1 billion to political races and $2 billion to the Clinton Foundation over the years
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The Clintons' top donor overall is Univision chairman Haim Saban
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Bill Clinton courted Hollywood in the early '90s using fellow Arkansas Mary Steenburgen as an in
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The same people donating to the Clintons are helping to arrange hefty speakers' fees for the couple

Question: That breaks down to at least $10 million toward the Clinton Foundation, $2.05 million to @placeholder and then another $371,300 toward Bill Clinton.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) Presidents often get angry, but most go to great lengths to hide their fits of rage and the impression that red faced fury rules their actions. Not Donald Trump. In three-and-a-half months in office, the 45th President has shown that indignation, impulsiveness and a prickly desire to protect his own self image are at the core of his governing philosophy. The latest example of the President's simmering fury has emerged in the aftermath of his firing of James Comey this week, apparently the culmination of long-brewing animosity towards the FBI director. Trump gave a glimpse of his irritation and impatience with Comey during an interview with NBC News on Thursday.
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Trump fired Comey on Tuesday
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"He's a showboat. He's a grandstander," Trump said

Question: The @placeholder drama suggests serious downsides to such an approach.

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey


(CNN) -- Pakistan, and Pakistani-American relations, confront their worst crises in recent memory. Pakistan's economy is in free fall, and its major cities are wracked by political violence, while Pakistani attitudes toward the United States have never been worse -- a legacy of the CIA contractor who shot and killed two Pakistanis in the city of Lahore this year, the campaign of drone attacks in Pakistan's tribal regions and the unilateral American raid to kill Osama bin Laden in northern Pakistan in May. On the U.S. side, there is considerable anger about Pakistan's unwillingness or inability to constrain Taliban groups based on its territory that are killing American soldiers in Afghanistan and a perception that while U.S. aid flows in large amounts to Pakistan, it continues to harbor enemies of America.
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Pakistani-U.S. relations are at their lowest ebb, authors say
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Some argue that there needs to be a cooling-off period to calm tempers
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Authors: Both nations should craft a new plan to change the game
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Joint anti-terror operations and new trade policies would help, they say

Question: Textiles constitute 60% of @placeholder exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistanis

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani


An 18-year-old new mother battling bone cancer has told how she is unable to get up and see to her crying daughter during the night because the disease has turned her hip to 'chalk'. 'Whenever I want to hold Casey someone has to bring her to me or they have to get everything for her, it’s upsetting when you’re a first-time mum,' Emma Drummond told Daily Mail Australia from her home on the NSW south coast. The teen, from Mount Warrigal near Wollongong, explained that if she had not become pregnant she may never have even discovered that she has bone cancer as during pregnancy doctors passed off her severe leg pain as a strain from her baby's position in her stomach.
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Emma Drummond, 18, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on May 1
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Her daughter Casey-Lee was born five-months earlier
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Doctors presumed her daughter was leaning on a nerve causing the pain
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However the teen is now undergoing intense chemotherapy
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She is unable to apply pressure to her hip or the cancer will spread rapidly
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Her mother has been forced to give up her job to care for the both of them
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The family have set up a campaign page to raise funds for the family

Question: Doctors told @placeholder that the hormones from her pregnancy had caused her cancer to become highly aggressive and had moved it along far quicker than usual.

Answer: Emma Drummond

Question: However two weeks after the labour a sharp shooting pain down her leg meant @placeholder couldn't move her hip properly.

Answer: Emma Drummond