Washington (CNN) A suite of pressures on the policy that protects young undocumented immigrants is brewing -- and it could mean the program soon either becomes permanent or disappears entirely. Next month, the Trump administration faces both an ultimatum from challengers to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, or DACA, and a potentially nasty government funding fight that could require an 11th hour deal to avert a shutdown. Last week, the administration's biggest defender of DACA moved much closer to the President, who has also spoken about being sympathetic to DACA recipients. Gen. John Kelly is now the White House chief of staff, and as homeland security secretary, he spoke frequently about preserving the program under this administration.
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State AGs have issued the administration an ultimatum
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Congress may strike an 11th hour deal to keep the government funded

Question: Advocacy groups that support @placeholder have been holding press conferences, events and rallies in recent weeks in anticipation of a potential opening to save the program.

Answer: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Answer: DACA

Answer: DACA

Answer: DACA


Queens Park Rangers are refusing to budge on their £15million price tag for Charlie Austin. The recently relegated club are holding firm in their stance despite the striker moving into the last year of his contract. They feel that the fee is reflective of the 18 Premier League goals he scored in a struggling team last season — earning him an England call-up — and affordable for the types of clubs Austin has ambitions to play for. West Ham and Newcastle are both interested in the 26-year-old, but have so far been unprepared to meet QPR's valuation. Manager Chris Ramsey is frustrated that the transfer window stretches into the start of the season, but has made contingency plans.
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Charlie Austin is in the final year of his contract at Queens Park Rangers
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But the west London club are demanding suitors pay £15m for the striker
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Newcastle and West Ham are leading the chase for the 26-year-old

Question: Ramsey would not stand in the way of @placeholder's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.

Answer: Charlie Austin

Answer: Austin

Answer: Charlie Austin


Well, they want continuity and stability at Sunderland. It was perhaps fitting, then, that Dick Advocaat marked his first game in charge with a defeat, a fourth in six matches to leave the Black Cats perilously perched one point above the drop zone. Not even the re-introduction of top goalscorer Adam Johnson – on as a second-half substitute after the club lifted his suspension following his arrest on suspicion of sexual activity with an under-age girl – could inspire a side who have won just once in 2015. Gus Poyet paid for that run with his job this week, but Advocaat must repair those ruins if his own CV is not to be stained with a first relegation in 28 years in the dugout.
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Diafra Sakho scores late winner as West Ham win for the first time since January 18
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Senegalese striker's goal ended a three-game losing streak for Sam Allardyce's side
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Dick Advocaat took charge of Sunderland for the first time since taking over from Gus Poyet
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Adam Johnson returned to the Sunderland side after the club lifted his suspension

Question: @placeholder struck from a tight angle in the 88th minute to earn his West Ham side all three points against Sunderland

Answer: Diafra Sakho


New York (CNN) Hillary Clinton told an audience of top African-American thinkers and legislators on Tuesday in Harlem that ending racial inequities in the United States would be "the mission" of her presidency. In a speech as political as it was policy focused, Clinton laid out plans to use the federal government to ensure end inequality. Race, Clinton said, "still plays a significant role in determining who gets ahead in America and who gets left behind." Clinton called for "end-to-end" criminal justice reform, more support for African-American homeowners and a $20 billion spending plan aimed "specifically at creating jobs for young people" in minority communities.
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Hillary Clinton met with multiple leaders of prominent civil rights organizations in Harlem Tuesday
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African-Americans are viewed as a key voting bloc headed into the South Carolina primary

Question: And to cap off her call for a focus on racial inequality, Clinton said that "anyone" asking for African-@placeholder votes "has a responsibility to grapple with this reality."

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


They have been two of the best players in the league this season and on Sunday Chris Smalling and Raheem Sterling will come face to face in the Manchester derby. City are currently top of the Premier League table, but United can overtake them with a win at Old Trafford this weekend. Ahead of the match, Sportsmail's Martin Keown dissects one of the biggest battles of the day... Manchester United have had some illustrious defenders in recent years — Rio Ferdinand, Nemanja Vidic, Jaap Stam, Steve Bruce, Gary Pallister — and Chris Smalling could be next in line. It is easy to underestimate how hard it can be adjusting to a club the size of Manchester United.
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Chris Smalling and Raheem Sterling come face to face this weekend
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Manchester United can overtake City and go top with a win in the derby
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Sportsmail's Martin Keown dissects the battle between the two players
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Smalling could be next in the line of great defenders to grace Old Trafford

Question: When @placeholder went to City, people wondered if his development would stall because he wouldn't get in the team.

Answer: Raheem Sterling


Victoria's Secret Angel Alessandra Ambrosio is recovering at a hospital in Los Angeles following a 'medical procedure' for 'constant headaches', Daily Mail Online can reveal. The Brazilian supermodel – seen partying at the Coachella festival in California on Sunday - underwent the procedure on Tuesday. She is currently being monitored at UCLA Hospital in Westwood, Los Angeles. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Emergency: Alessandra  Ambrosio was treated at the Ronald Reagan center of UCLA hospital in Los Angeles. She had seemed in perfect health at the Coachella festival in California on Sunday but was suffering 'constant headaches' Expertise: The Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is renowned for its high-quality care
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Brazilian Victoria's Secret Angel underwent medical procedure and is still recovering in hospital
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She had been suffering 'constant headaches' and had booked appointment two weeks ago, Daily Mail Online told by a friend
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Mother-of-two had appeared well as she spent time at Coachella festival with celebrity friends including Kylie Jenner and Gigi Hadid
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Procedure at UCLA's Ronald Reagan Medical Center was successful and aides said she is 'fine'
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Ambrosio, 34, had posted on Instagram yesterday about how much she was enjoying Coachella saying: 'What a wonderful world.'

Question: Festival goer @placeholder, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella

Answer: Kylie Jenner


Rory McIlroy posing topless as Michelangelo’s statue of David. It’s not an image you’d naturally conjure of the world No 1, but it is a remarkably striking one. And thank goodness for the kilt... The picture – which has been described as both “genius” and “weird” by various Twitter judges – appears on the front cover of Golf Digest’s latest issue. The prestigious magazine describes McIlroy as ‘the new model for greatness’. The Northern Irishman is gearing up for his latest crack at winning the Masters, which tees off in on April 9. A win on Augusta National’s hallowed fairways would ensure McIlroy’s third major in succession and a career Grand Slam. Only Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, and Tiger Woods hold that most prestigious honour of winning all four majors.
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Rory McIlroy has been pictured in stunning pose for magazine cover
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Golf's world No 1 apes Michelangelo's David in nod to his fitness regime
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McIlroy is preparing for another crack at winning the Masters next month
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The Northern Irishman reveals the keys to his brilliant recent form
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He offers insight into his psyche and how he used to be 'too nice'

Question: It is 10 years since Woods won his fourth and most recent Masters, and a @placeholder victory at Augusta National would herald a new era in golf.

Answer: Rory McIlroy

Answer: McIlroy

Answer: McIlroy

Answer: Rory McIlroy

Answer: McIlroy


Gone are they days when the likes of Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, and Elle Macpherson ruled the runway, appearing in pictures snapped by famous photographers and then returning to their undocumented private lives. These days, it seems you can't even think about achieving supermodel status without a staggering social media presence. And far from days gone by when the most popular models were those whose lives remained a mystery to the public, the designer darlings who've become household names today are those who've got the keenest eye for an Instagram-worthy moment. And while no one comes close to having as many fashion-loving followers as a certain member of the Kardashian clan, Daily Mail Online has rounded up fifteen of the most-followed models - and five Instagram up-and-comers who are gunning to join their ranks.
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Kendall, 19, is currently the most followed model on the social media site, with 36.7 million followers
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British model Cara Delevingne comes in second in the top 15 list, with 19.2 million

Question: The star’s celebrity-heavy squad of best friends; @placeholder regularly shares snaps of herself with other members of her famous family, as well as fellow supermodels like Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn (see below).

Answer: Kendall


The Tsarnaev brothers reportedly learned how to build a pressure-cooker bomb from a jihadi magazine, but apparently that guide didn't include a step instructing them to throw out evidence of their purchases. On Wednesday, the jury deciding accused Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's fate were shown pictures of  inside his family's Honda Civic as well as his older brother Tamerlan's wallet, which contained receipts for bomb-making ingredients. Tamerlan was killed in a dramatic shootout with police, but his brother escaped for several hours before being caught hiding in a dry-docked boat. Tsarnaev, 21, faces the possibility of the death penalty for his role in the 2013 deadly bombings. Three people were killed and more than 260 were injured when two pressure-cooker bombs exploded near the finish line of the marathon.
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Jury was shown pictures of Tamerlan Tsarnaev's wallet on Wednesday
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Experts testified that his fingerprints were on receipts for a gun and ammo store and Target where he purchased two backpacks
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The alleged Boston bomber was killed in a shootout with police, but his younger brother Dzhokhar escaped and is currently on trial
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Gloves with blood matching slain MIT officer Sean Collier were found on drivers-side of Tsarnaevs' Honda Civic
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However, none of Collier's blood was found on Dzhokhar's sweatshirt

Question: An MIT graduate student who was riding his bike by the scene of the shooting identified Dzhokhar as the man he saw leaning into @placeholder's police cruiser the night he was killed.

Answer: Sean Collier

Answer: Collier


(CNN) Donald Trump so desperately didn't want you to watch Saturday's White House correspondents' dinner, where a comedian and members of the media were expected to criticize him, that he held a competing rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. But if Trump thought by doing this he would distract us from watching the event or even lessen the jibes at his expense, he was wrong. Trump skipping the WHCD actually inspired an entire additional TV comedy special hosted by Samantha Bee. And Trump's absence emboldened journalists to call out the president's dangerous attacks on the First Amendment. Some believe Trump scheduled his rally to compete with the dinner for the politically strategic reason of showing a contrast between his supporters and the WHCD "elite." Maybe that's part of it, but I say a bigger reason is Trump hates being ridiculed and needs to feel loved. Comedian Hasan Minhaj, "Daily Show" correspondent and the WHCD's headliner, put it well: "He's in Pennsylvania because he can't take a joke."
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Dean Obeidallah: To distract the public from the White House Correspondent's Dinner, Trump hosted a competing rally in Pennsylvania
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And while some may have watched his rally, many listened as comedians and journalists defended diversity and free press, writes Obeidallah

Question: Perhaps this criticism would've been muted if Trump had attended, but instead he was at a rally in @placeholder trying to undermine the media.

Answer: Pennsylvania

Answer: Pennsylvania

Answer: Pennsylvania


There is a reasonable chance Manchester United could go top of the Premier League this weekend. Equally, Arsenal need to win by two goals against Olympiacos next Wednesday to progress to the last 16 of the Champions League. Not bad going for either club. Yet Manchester United’s fans can barely hide their dissatisfaction with the football being played under Louis van Gaal right now, while roughly 10,000 seats were empty for Arsenal’s last Champions League game, at home to Dinamo Zagreb. The disenfranchised, it would appear, are striking back. The fans are making choices, just as clubs and managers do. Van Gaal chooses pragmatism; United’s fans choose to demand entertainment. Arsene Wenger has always separated matches into categories of importance, now it would seem Arsenal’s fans are doing the same.
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Manchester United’s fans can barely hide their dissatisfaction with the football being played under Louis van Gaal
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At Arsenal roughly 10,000 seats were empty for the last Champions League game, at home to Dinamo Zagreb
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The result is no longer all that matters and any fan who can afford £4,000 for a season ticket can also afford to let it sit empty if he has a better offer
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Dissent at Manchester United and disinterest at Arsenal are separate issues but with a shared root
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The supporters feel short-changed, whether by the football, or the ambition of their club. It was bound to happen

Question: ‘I don’t care about Rio,’ sang the supporters of FC United, ‘he don’t care about me.’ It is over a decade since Rio Ferdinand’s contract dispute with @placeholder, but the memory still rankles.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


(CNN) -- Millions of people are suffering in the drought-ravaged Horn of Africa, but help is on the way thanks to relief groups from around the world. One of them, Mary's Meals, is focused on the youngest victims of the crisis. Founded by Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, a 2010 CNN Hero, the organization is providing food to 24,000 children a day in northern Kenya. MacFarlane-Barrow recently spoke to CNN's Danielle Berger about his organization's efforts. Danielle Berger: Your group was already working in the region before this crisis unfolded. How have you seen the situation evolve? Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow: We've been working in northern Kenya for about four years now. We've been feeding several thousand children in nursery schools.
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Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, a 2010 CNN Hero, is helping to save lives in the Horn of Africa
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His nonprofit, Mary's Meals, is providing food for 24,000 children a day
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MacFarlane-Barrow: "We have a real crisis, a real situation of life and death"

Question: MacFarlane-Barrow: Many new people have made contact with us from all over the world, wanting to be part of @placeholder, wanting to help us provide daily meals for children in schools.

Answer: Mary's Meals

Answer: Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow

Answer: Barrow

Answer: Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow

Answer: Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow

Answer: Mary's Meals


(CNN) -- "Fifty Shades of Grey" has found its new leading man in Jamie Dornan, according to the author of the best-selling trilogy. "Stow your twitchy palms ladies ... our man is here. Welcome to #TeamFifty @JamieDornan1," writer E.L. James said in a Twitter post on Thursday. The author's revelation comes after industry trades like The Hollywood Reporter and Variety cited sources saying the 31-year-old actor has been tapped to replace Charlie Hunnam, the "Sons of Anarchy" actor who was originally cast as Christian Grey and dropped out in mid-October. So far, Universal Studios and the actor's representatives haven't commented on the reports.
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NEW: "Fifty Shades" author confirms: Jamie Dornan has been cast as Christian Grey
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The 31-year-old is known for modeling for Calvin Klein
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He has also appeared in ABC's "Once Upon A Time"
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"Fifty Shades" is expected to arrive on August 1, 2014

Question: While Dornan had been considered the front-runner after @placeholder's exit, his wasn't the only name said to be in consideration.

Answer: Charlie Hunnam


If voters are looking for a Diet Trump, Ted Cruz supporters suggest looking no further than the Texas Senator. 'Cruz is like Trump, but at a toned-down level,' Iowa state Senator Jake Chapman told Bloomberg Politics. With Trump feeling heat this week after saying he wanted to ban non-American Muslims from entering the United States in light of last week's terror attack in San Bernardino, California, the entire Republican field is under pressure to react. But it's Cruz's fans who are seeing the silver lining. Even before Trump's Monday announcement, Cruz was nipping at his heels, with a Monmouth University poll showing the Texas senator in first place in Iowa, a first this campaign cycle.
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With Donald Trump under fire, Ted Cruz supporters are saying that their guy is a viable alternative with outsider pizzazz
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Cruz is already performing well in Iowa, with one poll this week showing the senator in first place
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The Cruz supporters point to the senator's record showing that his Trump-esque actions - like shutting down the government - speak louder than Trump's words
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Question: Supporters say they like @placeholder for many of the same reasons voters say they like Trump, except that Cruz has a real political record.

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Cruz


Britain's largest private home and the former residence of the man who inspired Jane Austen's legendary character Mr Darcy has been sold for £8million. Measuring 150 times the size of an average home, twice as wide as Buckingham Palace and featuring five miles of corridors, Wentworth Woodhouse is regarded as one of Europe's grandest homes. The 606ft wide South Yorkshire mansion, has a floor space of 124,000sq/ft and an estimated 350 rooms - but is so big no-one knows the exact number. In comparison, the average new build in England and Wales has around 818sq/ft, making the giant house 150 times larger. The stately home went on sale in May - and it was announced on Friday that it had been sold to an investment company based in Hong Kong.
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Wentworth Woodhouse and its former owner was said to have inspired Mr Darcy in the Pride and Prejudice novel
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Located in South Yorkshire, the building is Britain's largest private home and features five miles of corridors
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On Friday it was announced Hong Kong-based Lake House Group had paid the asking price for stately mansion

Question: But whoever buys @placeholder will have to spend millions restoring a large part of it which currently sits uninhabitable.

Answer: Wentworth Woodhouse

Answer: Wentworth Woodhouse


To hear Leigh Griffiths tell it, the intervention staged by Celtic boss Ronny Deila and assistant John Collins was definitely closer to a kick in the what-nots than it was a pat on the back. Whatever the detail of the conversation, and however lasting the effects may be, the short-term impact on the 24-year-old force of nature — often as unruly and unpredictable as a whirlwind — has been nothing short of remarkable. As the kid himself puts it: ‘Being top scorer now means that, since I have had a talk with the manager, I have knuckled down and proved him wrong, proved JC wrong and shown that I deserve to be here.’
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Leigh Griffiths revealed that Ronny Deila and John Collins warned him
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The Celtic striker took a while to settle in at his new club after his move
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Griffiths has been in red-hot form and scored three against Kilmarnock

Question: Hat-trick hero @placeholder with signed match ball and man of the match award

Answer: Leigh Griffiths

Answer: Leigh Griffiths

Answer: Griffiths

Question: ‘I was brought to @placeholder to score goals and I’ve started to do that since the turn of the year.

Answer: Celtic

Answer: Celtic


(CNN) First lady Melania Trump exited Air Force One Sunday in Tokyo, Japan, dressed smartly in a coat by Italian fashion house, Fendi, a leather pencil skirt by her frequent couturier, Hervé Pierre, and her ubiquitous sky-high Manolo Blahnik heels. The first lady, accompanying her husband President Donald Trump on his first official trip to Asia, will again have her turn in the spotlight, due in part to a familiar phrase: "What is she wearing?" That "she" being the first lady of the United States, be her Laura Bush, Michelle Obama, and now, Melania Trump. Like it or not, how the first lady presents herself sartorially can oftentimes be a headline grabbing part of the job. And for Trump, fashion has emerged as a key messaging tool.
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Melania Trump arrived in Japan alongside her husband, President Donald Trump
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It's the first part of a five-country tour

Question: Earlier this week, Trump did get words of support from one of the few women to have walked in her shoes, former first lady @placeholder.

Answer: Laura Bush


(CNN) -- Despite the many questions surrounding a reported altercation between Solange Knowles and her brother-in-law Jay Z, you wouldn't know it based on how the rapper and his wife Beyonce are acting. A recent surveillance video which appears to show the singer, fashionista and younger sister of Beyonce attacking the "Magna Carta Holy Grail" rapper has not only sparked an avalanche of memes, but also much speculation as to what led to the alleged incident, initially reported by TMZ, in the first place. So far none of the trio are speaking about it directly. Monday night, Beyonce and Jay Z appeared together courtside -- as they often do -- at a Nets game. The rapper formerly had a minority ownership stake in the team.
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Jay Z and Beyonce appeared at a game after elevator fight video surfaced
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Beyonce posted a prayer on her Instagram account
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Crisis management says celebs in public are fair game

Question: The younger @placeholder, 27, grew up in the spotlight also, though it was a bit dimmer than the one on her famous sister.

Answer: Solange Knowles


Blackpool chairman Karl Oyston has admitted to five breaches of Football Association rules for a text-message exchange in which he called a Seasiders supporter 'a retard'. The FA first opened a probe into Oyston's conversations with fan Stephen Smith back in December and followed that up by bringing a charge against him in March. However, Oyston denied that charge one month later and challenged it as 'unlawful', a claim which the governing body last week announced was dismissed by an arbitral tribunal. Now, the FA has confirmed that a hearing on the matter will take place next Tuesday. Oyston's attempt to quash the FA's charge centred on his argument that his exchange with Smith was a private one and should therefore be exempt from their rules.
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Karl Oyston facing FA hearing over text messages sent to a supporter
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Blackpool chairman had attempted to quash 'unlawful' charge
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The 47-year-old could be banned from all football activities

Question: However, a tribunal rejected that notion and gave the @placeholder the green light to continue with disciplinary proceedings against the 47-year-old.

Answer: Football Association

Answer: FA

Answer: FA

Answer: FA

Answer: FA

Question: However, in the months since, the demonstrations and protests from Blackpool fans against @placeholder's running of the club have only intensified.

Answer: Karl Oyston

Answer: Oyston

Answer: Oyston

Answer: Oyston

Answer: Karl Oyston


Patrick Bamford believes his long-term future lies at Chelsea and hopes winning the Championship Player of the Year award for his 19-goal season on loan at Middlesbrough will strengthen his case. The striker beat Ipswich Town’s Daryl Murphy and Watford’s Troy Deeney to win the prize at Sunday night’s Football League Awards in central London. After previous loan spells at MK Dons and Derby County, the 21-year-old has produced his best form yet for Aitor Karanka’s promotion-chasing side. And he hopes his success has been noted at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea loanee Patrick Bamford hopes his long-term future will be at Stamford Bridge
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Chelsea loanee Patrick Bamford has impressed at Middlesbrough
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21-year-old has scored 17 Championship goals so far this season
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Bamford insists he wants his long-term future to be at Stamford Bridge

Question: He said: ‘At the start of the season, I had a discussion with Chelsea and they decided that out of the clubs that were interested, @placeholder would be the best fit.

Answer: Middlesbrough

Answer: Middlesbrough


(CNN) Orlando, Florida, police have closed their investigation into the shooting death of singer Christina Grimmie, and while it reveals little about the shooter's motive, several of his coworkers felt Kevin Loibl was obsessed with "The Voice" singer. The police department's report on the case is filled with curiosities. Among them: Loibl's family said he had no history of mental illness but lived "like a hermit" and covered his bedroom windows with aluminum foil and heavy curtains because of "an aversion to light." And though Loibl had no criminal record, St. Petersburg police responded to the family's home in 2014 because of a domestic disturbance involving Kevin Loibl and his father's girlfriend, the report says.
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Kevin Loibl's "only friend" told police his Christina Grimmie obsession jeopardized their friendship
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When Loibl, pal last spoke, Loibl said, "I love you, brother" and claimed he was "ready to ascend"

Question: Dennington said @placeholder's colleagues "would good naturedly tease Loibl about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.

Answer: Kevin Loibl

Answer: Loibl

Answer: Loibl

Answer: Kevin Loibl

Answer: Kevin Loibl

Answer: Loibl

Answer: Loibl

Question: Dennington said Loibl's colleagues "would good naturedly tease @placeholder about his 'internet crush,' " the report says.

Answer: Kevin Loibl

Answer: Loibl

Answer: Loibl

Answer: Kevin Loibl

Answer: Kevin Loibl

Answer: Loibl

Answer: Loibl


Leicester may be 17 points ahead of Chelsea in the Premier League following each club’s wildly different form that nobody expected, but the bookmakers still make Jose Mourinho’s team favourites for victory at the King Power Stadium. The hosts are available at around 2/1 – an inviting price given their run – with the reigning champions closer to evens despite their terrible sequence of results. Part of that is down to Chelsea emerging victorious the last time these sides met in April. Mourinho’s men fought back from Marc Albrighton’s opener to win 3-1 through Didier Drogba’s equaliser, then late goals by John Terry and Ramires.
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Chelsea travel to high-flying Leicester looking to kick-start their season
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The Foxes are the Premier League's surprise package this campaign
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Jose Mourinho's side have been disappointing and find themselves 16th

Question: That remains one of two losses suffered by @placeholder in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester


A woman parting ways with her five-year-old cat Susie penned a letter addressed to whomever next adopts the pet. The cat was handed over to the Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center (MCASAC) in Maryland. She was dropped off in May by a man saying he couldn't look after his late mother's cat, MCASAC community outreach coordinator Katherine Zenzano revealed to ABC News. Zenzano told the news outlet: 'He had said that he could not have the cat where he lived. 'We assume his mother knew this was going to happen because she wrote a letter to the person that was going to adopt Susie.
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Susie the cat is in the care of the Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center and is looking for a home
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She was dropped off in May by a man saying he couldn't look after his late mother's cat, a center official said
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The woman who owned Susie wrote a letter to the cat's new owner, and detailed her memories with the five-year-old feline

Question: 'If this letter can in any way help Susie, or any other cats in the same situation, we are happy to get it out there because we think it can touch a lot of people,' Zenzano told @placeholder.

Answer: ABC News


(CNN) One of two  Nebraska prison escapees was found hiding in a storm drain over the weekend, but the second one remains on the run. Timothy Clausen, 52, and Armon Dixon, 37, escaped from the Lincoln Correctional Center on Friday, police said. It's unclear how they escaped. Both are serving long prison sentences for violent crimes and are considered dangerous, according to Lincoln police. A day after they escaped, a man matching Dixon's description was seen entering a storm drain in Lincoln, police said. Dogs, robot find inmate Police used dogs and a robot to locate him in the drain, where he was arrested without incident Saturday.
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Question: Shortly before Dixon's arrest, police responded to a call of a physical assault at a home in @placeholder.

Answer: Lincoln Correctional Center

Answer: Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln

Question: Authorities said two women at the home gave the description of a suspect who matched @placeholder.

Answer: Armon Dixon

Answer: Dixon


The daughter of New Zealand rugby legend Jerry Collins is well enough to be released from hospital after she was injured in the same car crash that killed her mother and father. Ayla Collins underwent a number of life-saving operations after the accident, which took place when the car she was travelling in with her parents, Collins and Alana Madill, was struck by a bus on a French highway. It was revealed on Saturday night the three-month-old is now well enough to leave hospital and will travel to Canada to live with her mother's family. 'It has been one month since the Collins family and our family lost two incredibly special people, who we all miss dearly every day,' Nora Madill, Alana's sister, posted on Facebook.
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Ayla Collins to be released set to be discharged from hospital in France
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Three-month-old Ayla had been hospitalised since car crash last month
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Her parents, Jerry Collins and Alana Madill, died in the tragic accident
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Jerry Collins was a New Zealand rugby legend, captaining the All Blacks

Question: 'Ayla still has a long road ahead of her but she no longer requires emergency care in @placeholder.

Answer: France

Question: Ayla will be flying to @placeholder where she will be admitted into a children's hospital where she can continue to receive everyone's prayers, love and support on her journey of recovery.

Answer: Canada


With his thick beard and fearsome axe, Abu Azrael is one of the most recognisable soldiers fighting among the Iraqi forces against ISIS. Nicknamed the 'father of archangel of death' in Arabic, Abu Azrael has become the poster boy of the Imam Ali brigade, a Iraqi Shi'a militia group sponsored by Iran. He is believed to be a 40-year-old former university lecturer, who left his home to fight Islamic State back in June 2014. Iraqi warrior: With his thick beard and fearsome axe, Abu Azrael is one of the most feared soldiers among the Iraqi forces fighting ISIS. Such is his fame, his fan page on social media has attracted over a quarter of a million supporters.
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Famed for using heavy weapons... as well as axes and swords
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Enjoys taunting ISIS fighters over airwaves using a seized walkie-talkie

Question: Well known for his sense of humour, one video shows Abu Azrael using a captured ISIS walkie-talkie to taunt and mock the depraved savages of @placeholder.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) This week we saw Donald Trump, Fox News and even GOP members of Congress, in a seemingly coordinated strategy, ratchet up allegations that Hillary Clinton had "colluded" with Russia. So why did this all take place now? Well it appears likely we all learned the reason Friday night. That's when CNN broke the story that, according to sources briefed on the matter, a federal grand jury had issued the first indictments arising out of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's possible conspiring with Russia to illegally influence the 2016 presidential election. It's reasonable to believe that Trump knew that this was coming. As CNN reported, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is Attorney General Jeff Sessions second in command, "would have been made aware of any charges before they were taken before the grand jury for approval." While Sessions had recused himself from the Russian investigation, did Rosenstein inform his boss who in turn told Trump? Or did someone leak this info to Trump? It's unclear, but common sense says the multi-pronged attack on Clinton wasn't just happenstance.
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Dean Obeidallah: As the probe into the Trump campaign's possible collusion with Russia heats up, his team wants to deflect attention
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Attacks on Clinton indicate the lengths Team Trump is willing to go to protect their boss

Question: @placeholder alleges that Clinton had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Team Trump

Question: Trump alleges that @placeholder had improper motives for approving the deal, but he raised that exact argument during the campaign and it was labeled by nonpartisan fact checkers as "mostly false."

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: Well for the same reason @placeholder and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Team Trump


After the disappearance of his cherished pup three years ago, Chinese millionaire Wang Yan dedicated his life to saving dogs. 29-year-old Wang, who used to run a steel empire, built an animal rescue centre in Changchun city, northeast China's Jinlin province, where he has spent millions rescuing over 2,000 stray dogs from the slaughterhouse, reports The People's Daily Online. On November 15 Wang had over 200 dogs at the centre, all a variety of breeds. Most of them were going to be butchered and their meat would be sold at the market. Wang entered the Chinese steel industry when it started to boom 14 years ago, which made him a lot of money throughout the years.
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Wang Yan built a rescue centre in Changchun city, north-east China in 2012
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It all began when he lost his dog, likely to a slaughterhouse the same year
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Has since spent almost all of his earnings on the centre caring for the dogs

Question: Most of the dogs at @placeholder's rescue centre have been adopted to loving families.

Answer: Wang Yan

Answer: Wang

Answer: Wang

Answer: Wang

Answer: Wang Yan


A hip-shakin' lawyer from Brazil will represent Elvis Presley's birthplace in an annual contest of Elvis impersonators at Graceland. Diogo 'Di Light' Leichtweis, 34, of Porto Alegre, Brazil, won Saturday's tribute competition in Tupelo, Mississippi where thousands of visitors attended the annual Elvis Festival. Leichtweis' victory marks the second year for an international contestant to represent Tupelo in the Memphis competition in August. This year's Tupelo Elvis Festival featured artists from six states and three foreign countries. 'Elvis is huge in Brazil. People love his movies, especially Blue Hawaii,' Leichtweis said. 'Since I was a kid, my father has been a huge fan.'
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Diogo 'Di Light' Leichtweis, 34, of Porto Alegre, Brazil, won Saturday's tribute competition in Tupelo where thousands attended Elvis Festival
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Leichtweis' victory marks the second year that an international contestant will represent Tupelo in the Elvis Tribute Artist competition in August
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He beat ten other contestants and among his prizes took home $5,000

Question: After taking the top prize of this year's competition, he told CW that he was speechless and that it 'means the world' to have won because @placeholder 'is the most important competition in the world'.

Answer: Tupelo

Answer: Tupelo

Answer: Tupelo Elvis Festival

Answer: Tupelo

Answer: Tupelo

Question: He was 42 when he died on August 16, 1977, in @placeholder.

Answer: Memphis


(CNN) When France enacted its ban on "ostentatious symbols" in public schools in 2004, the so-called "veil ban" was justified under the guise of a warped form of European cultural relativism. It's just the French way, you see. Over the years, legislation in France has continued to encroach into the private sphere of Muslim citizens, with a keen focus on women. Muslim women in headscarves have been prohibited from working in private nurseries. Mothers in headscarves have been banned from school outings. Women in face veils are prohibited from walking the streets, using hospitals or public transport. Students in long skirts are sent home for wearing "religious clothing." Non-pork alternatives have been removed from school menus.
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Myriam Francois believes the burkini ban is just the latest excuse to harass Muslims
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French legislation has been encroaching on the private sphere of Muslims for years, she says

Question: No dogs and no @placeholder, the signs could have read.

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Question: The same bias has allowed the government to ignore pleas to address accusations of systemic -- some say endemic -- racism in the @placeholder police force.

Answer: French

Answer: French


(CNN) Omar Abdel-Rahman, the Egyptian cleric who inspired terrorist plots in New York during the early 1990s and who died in an American prison on Saturday, was also the spiritual guide of key 9/11 plotters. More specifically, he was the source of a laminated card of Arabic script that is critical to understanding why nearly 3,000 Americans lost their lives on the morning of September 11, 2001. The Arabic on the card reads: "A fatwa [religious ruling] of the captive Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman ... To all Muslims everywhere: Destroy their countries. [The Americans, Jews and Christians]. Tear them to pieces. Destroy their economies, burn their corporations, destroy their businesses, sink their ships and bring down their airplanes. Kill them in the sea, on land and in the air."
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On Saturday, Egyptian cleric Omar Abdel-Rahman died in an American prison
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Peter Bergen: Rahman was the inspiration behind some of the worst modern terrorist attacks, including 9/11
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Bergen: His death will almost certainly spark calls from al Qaeda leaders for further anti-American attacks

Question: At the same time, Sheikh @placeholder, as he had so often in the past, gave his followers his spiritual sanction for terrorist attacks.

Answer: Rahman

Answer: Omar Abdel Rahman

Answer: Rahman

Answer: Rahman


(CNN) After President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, questions immediately arose about the President's motivations for his dismissal -- and for the recent firings of two other then-President Barack Obama-appointees who were in the middle of conducting investigations linked to Trump. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Comey's firing was part of a "deeply troubling pattern from the Trump administration," that appears to be linked to two other high-profile dismissals. "They fired Sally Yates. They fired Preet Bharara. And they fired James Comey, the very man leading he investigation. This does not seem to be a coincidence," Schumer said shortly after the announcement, calling for a special independent prosecutor into the Trump campaign's ties to the Kremlin.
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FBI Director Comey the latest official to fall foul of Trump mid-investigation
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Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates and US Attorney for the Southern District of New York Preet Bharara had previously been dismissed

Question: It's not clear if the incoming FBI director will pick up where @placeholder left off.

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey


Protesters have clashed with riot police in Germany ahead of the G7 summit when David Cameron will tell world leaders that bribery allegations at FIFA should act as a spur for the international community to target the 'cancer' of corruption in organisations, businesses and governments around the globe. Police in the resort town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen responded with pepper spray when a group of anti-G7 marchers tried to break through their cordon on Saturday. Scuffles first broke out as the demonstrators, some throwing bottles, faced off with riot police in a narrow lane of quaint Alpine houses on the edge of the town.
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Protesters throwing bottles have clashed with riot police in Germany ahead of the G7 summit tomorrow
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David Cameron will tell world leaders tomorrow that the FIFA scandal highlights the 'cancer' of corruption
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He will urge the international community to work together to eliminate corruption in business and in government
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The G7 leaders are meeting for two days in the southern German resort town of  Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Question: They carried banners reading 'Fight G7 for Revolution' and '@placeholder go to hell!

Answer: Germany

Answer: G7

Answer: Garmisch

Answer: G7

Answer: Germany

Answer: G7

Answer: G7

Answer: German

Answer: Garmisch


NEW YORK (CNN)  -- President Obama mixed policy discussion with personal reflections on his daughters and, yes, a few jokes in an appearance on CBS' "Late Show With David Letterman." President Obama jokes with David Letterman in New York in an interview taped Monday afternoon. It was the first time a sitting president has been a guest on the popular late-night entertainment show, according to the CBS Web site. It was taped Monday afternoon. After taking the stage to a huge ovation, Obama teased Letterman about being surprised to see the event on his daily schedule, saying: "That's one of those where you ask your advisers, 'Who's responsible for this?' "
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President Obama's visit first time a sitting president has been "Letterman" guest
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Obama says he'll ask "tough questions" before sending more troops to Afghanistan
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President says he doesn't think racism fuels opposition to health care overhaul
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What did daughters Malia and Sasha do this summer? They "goofed off," he says

Question: @placeholder quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.

Answer: David Letterman

Answer: Letterman

Answer: Letterman


(CNN) There have been eight lethal terrorist attacks in Europe since 2014, five of them in France alone, carried out by ISIS or by "lone wolves" inspired by the terror group or by al Qaeda. What do these attacks have in common? The terrorists are almost invariably criminals who have either served time in the French or Belgian prison systems, or they have been convicted for lesser offenses but have avoided jail time. Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel, who killed at least 84 people Thursday in Nice, France, had a long record of petty crimes. Bouhlel assaulted a motorist last year for which he received a six-month suspended sentence.
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Peter Bergen: Many of those behind terror attacks in Europe shared criminal background
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Conditions in French prisons incubated the radicalization of many terrorists, he says

Question: @placeholder and Belgian prisons have proven to be universities of jihad.

Answer: French

Answer: French

Question: @placeholder has begun to implement new measures, such as separating militants from the general prison population and placing them in solitary confinement so they cannot exert their ideological influence on other inmates.

Answer: France

Answer: France


(CNN) Taylor Farms announced a recall of some of its products Tuesday that contain previously recalled Sabra hummus. This is an expansion of the Sabra Dipping Co. recall announced Saturday of some hummus products and spreads because of possible listeria contamination. The products were manufactured before November 8 at a plant where listeria monocytogenes have been found, but the bacteria have not been found in products that have been tested, the FDA said. The products were distributed to retail outlets in the United States and Canada. Consumers are urged to discard any product with a "Best Before" date through January 23, 2017. That date can be found on the lid of each package.
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A recall has been expanded to include some Taylor Farms products
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Listeria monocytogenes were found in a plant but not in tested products, the FDA says

Question: @placeholder monocytogenes can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems, the FDA says.

Answer: Listeria


Washington (CNN) -- Supporting a congressional campaign usually means donating money, knocking on doors and making phone calls. Rarely does it mean acting like a nudist in a television ad that will be played throughout your community. That is, until the Kelly Kultala for Congress campaign asked exactly that from their supporters. Kultala, a Democrat running to oust Kansas Republican Rep. Kevin Yoder, released an ad on Thursday that featured a handful of seemingly naked people urging viewers to support the Democrat in November's election. The people in the ad, however, are not actual nudists. They are supporters of the Kultala campaign who agreed to appear on TV with different objects in front of their naked bits.
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Kelly Kultala for Congress campaign releases an ad with folks seemingly naked
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The people were not nudists or actors; they were supporters of the campaign
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"It should also be noted that nobody was actually nude during filming," says campaign manager
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Kultala's opponent -- Rep. Kevin Yoder -- was reprimanded in 2012 for skinny dipping on a trip

Question: The ad then features the seemingly naked volunteers citing different aspects of Yoder's record, including that "@placeholder lines the pockets of his millionaire donors with big tax cuts.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Kevin Yoder

Answer: Kevin Yoder


Luther Burrell insists his desire to represent his country is as strong as ever as it emerged his controversial omission from England's World Cup squad came after Stuart Lancaster was out-voted by his assistants. As revealed by the Mail on Sunday Burrell, an ever-present at centre in the last two Six Nations campaigns, was overlooked in favour of Sam Burgess despite head coach Lancaster wanting the Northampton man involved. And that news came just a day after Burrell's head coach at Northampton, Jim Mallinder, said his non-selection had taken the centre to 'dark places'. It certainly has not been an easy couple of months for Burrell, who was speaking in his first interview since being dropped for what turned out to be England's worst performance in a World Cup since its inauguration in 1987, but he is determined to come back stronger.
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Luther Burrell was overlooked for World Cup in favour of Sam Burgess
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Burrell was ever-present at centre in the last two Six Nations campaigns
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He lost his place despite coach Stuart Lancaster wanting him involved
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But Burrell admits he's looking to pull on the Red Rose again next year
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Rugby World Cup 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest news and more

Question: @placeholder finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.

Answer: Northampton

Answer: Northampton


England players will not be expected to travel on post-season trans-continental tours by their clubs this summer as part of the agreement struck by the Premier League and the Football Association to enhance the national team's chances in France at Euro 2016. FA chief executive Martin Glenn met last month with Premier League clubs to ask for their help this summer and has secured extra time for England manager Roy Hodgson to work with the players before Euro 2016, which means that none of them will be asked to go on the tiring post-season tours that Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham have embarked upon in recent years.
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England stars are not expected to travel on club tours ahead of Euro 2016
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An agreement has been struck by Premier League and Football Association
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The FA want to enhance national team's chances in France at Euro 2016
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FA chief  Martin Glenn confirmed the decision after meeting with clubs
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For the latest Euro 2016 draw news visit www.dailymail.co.uk/euro2016

Question: England will also attempt to avoid the club versus country medical issues that have sometimes dogged relationship, notably over Daniel Sturridge, when he was injured on England duty last year, with greater access from clubs and the @placeholder on medical records.

Answer: Football Association

Answer: France

Answer: FA

Answer: Football Association

Answer: FA

Answer: France


She was just eight when she first attended the Maundy Day service. The then Princess Elizabeth was photographed in 1935 at Westminster Abbey in her smart bonnet and buttoned-up coat. It would be another 18 years before her coronation. Eighty years on, the Queen yesterday gave out Maundy coins in the pre-Easter tradition. Resplendent in a turquoise coat by Stewart Parvin and matching hat, the Queen was all smiles as she arrived at Sheffield Cathedral for the traditional ceremony. Eighty years ago: The then Princess Elizabeth was pictured in Westminster Abbey at the service in 1935 Handing out alms: The Queen presents a lady with the two Maundy Purses at Sheffield Cathedral
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The Queen has distributed the traditional Maundy Money in Sheffield
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Two bags of coins were presented to 89 men and 89 women during service
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One was brave D-Day veteran, 91-year-old Denis Gratton
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Her Majesty arrived in the city on the Royal Train with Prince Philip
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Royal Maundy tradition dates back to 1210 and the infamous King John
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John, who appears in Robin Hood, was also forced to sign the Magna Carta
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Royals were once required to wash the feet of beggars during the service
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Only the nosegay, intended to hide the smell, still survives of that part

Question: Recipient: One of the men receiving @placeholder clutches his ticket as he arrives for the service

Answer: Maundy

Answer: Maundy Money

Answer: Royal Maundy

Question: Long wait: Many of the well-wishers outside the @placeholder had waited there for hours

Answer: Sheffield Cathedral

Answer: Sheffield Cathedral

Answer: Sheffield


Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) Hillary Clinton on Friday cast Bernie Sanders' plan for single-payer health insurance as an "idea that will never, ever come to pass." The swipe builds on Clinton's repeated rhetoric against the Vermont senator's proposed single-payer, Medicare-for-all health care plan that he proposed earlier this month. The plan would provide health coverage to all Americans but would be paid for by raising taxes on most Americans. Clinton has sought to cast Sanders' plan as going backwards by repealing Obamacare -- President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement -- in order to pass single-payer. To prove her point on Friday, Clinton asked Joan Hanna, a woman she met backstage here before a campaign event, to talk about how her daughter's brain cancer and coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
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Clinton has sought to cast Sanders' plan as going backwards by repealing Obamacare
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"People who have health emergencies can't wait for us to have a theoretical debate about some better idea that will never, ever come to pass," Clinton said Friday

Question: "I believe that health care in this country should be a right of all people, not a privilege," @placeholder has said routinely at events in Iowa this week.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Question: To pay for it, @placeholder is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders


(CNN) -- From the political unrest in Egypt to why House Majority Leader John Boehner cries, here are some of the best sound bites from the Sunday morning talk shows: On Egypt and President Hosni Mubarak's future: "This is going to be up to the Egyptian people. But let's look at what we have. We have a calendar that already has elections for the next president scheduled, so there is an action-enforcing event that is already on the calendar." -- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, CNN's "State of the Union" "I think it is loud and clear from everybody in Egypt that Mubarak has to leave today, and it is nonnegotiable for every Egyptian. People have been saying or demonstrating for him to leave. Today, the demonstrations say that he should be put to trial. If he wants to save his skin, if he has an iota of patriotism, I would advise him to leave today and save the country." -- Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei, CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS"
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Egypt's future "is going to be up to the Egyptian people," Clinton says
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ElBaradei: "If (Mubarak) has an iota of patriotism, I would advise him to leave today"
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Obama open to changing health care law, but not refighting the entire fight, Daley says
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Boehner on crying: "I feel pretty strongly about what I do"

Question: And I believe that every loyal @placeholder will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egyptian

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egyptian

Answer: Egyptian

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egyptian


London (CNN) -- Eight female badminton players were disqualified from the Olympics on Wednesday for trying to lose matches the day before, the Badminton World Federation announced after a disciplinary hearing. The players from China, South Korea and Indonesia were accused of playing to lose so they could face easier opponents in future matches, drawing boos from spectators and warnings from match officials Tuesday night. All four pairs of players were charged with not doing their best to win a match and abusing or demeaning the sport. The Indonesian and South Korean pairs appealed the decision, the federation said. But the Chinese sporting authorities accepted the decision and the head badminton coach apologized for the players' behavior.
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NEW: The head coach of the Chinese badminton team apologizes
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Players from South Korea, China and Indonesia are expelled for not trying to win
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British sports fans call the incident "shocking" and not in the Olympic spirit
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The eight players would have had tactical reasons for wanting to lose

Question: The game of badminton dates back centuries but has been an @placeholder sport only since 1992.

Answer: Olympic


(CNN) Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan -- whose name has been floated as a potential opponent to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's re-election bid -- said Wednesday that he hasn't decided yet whether to mount a Democratic leadership challenge but that he believes Democrats need a shake-up. "Look, the Obamas are gone. The Clintons are gone. The Bidens are gone. Harry Reid is gone. There's no one at the (Democratic National Committee) now. We've got to -- we've got to say, what's America 2.0 look like?" Ryan said in an interview on CNN's "New Day." "We've got to re-evaluate what we're doing as Democrats, especially in the congressional campaign," the Ohio Democrat said.
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Tim Ryan is weighing a challenge to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi
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Ryan says Democrats need new messaging to win over working-class voters

Question: Ryan was careful to also express his admiration for Pelosi and said he didn't blame her for @placeholder' stinging losses in 2016.

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrat

Answer: Democrats


Valencia full back Jose Luis Gaya says he and his team-mates will follow Gary Neville's philosophy 'to the death' as he makes his managerial debut with the Spanish giants. Neville was appointed Valencia manager until the end of the season on December 2 following the dismissal of Portuguese coach Nuno Espirito Santo. The former Manchester United and England defender hosted an open training session on Monday evening at the club's state-of-art Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna base as he put his new side through their paces. The 40-year-old's first game in charge comes on Wednesday night when they welcome Group H rivals Lyon in a must-win Champions League encounter to have any hope of reaching the last 16.
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Gary Neville was appointed Valencia manager on December 2
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The 40-year-old hosted an open training session on Monday evening
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He has his first official match as Los Che boss on Wednesday vs Lyon

Question: @placeholder has featured 17 times in all competitions for Los Che so far this season and will be hoping to add to that tally come Wednesday night.

Answer: Jose Luis Gaya


Washington (CNN) On Sunday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel uttered a single sentence that speaks to how fundamentally President Donald Trump has reshaped -- and will continue to reshape -- the world, and America's place in it. "The times when we could completely rely on others are, to an extent, over," Merkel said at a beer hall(!) rally to support her campaign. While Merkel made no mention of Trump specifically, she made clear that her realization had come "in the last few days" -- a time period which overlapped with a G7 meeting in which Trump blasted America's traditional European allies over NATO obligations and made clear that he was more than willing to go it alone on climate change and trade.
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It is far easier for a President to have major influence over American foreign policy than over domestic policy
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Trump's moves represent the real possibility that America's engagement with its European allies may be fundamentally changing

Question: As @placeholder acts, the rest of the world necessarily reacts.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- A high-ranking al Qaeda leader has called on China's minority Uyghurs to prepare for a holy war against the Chinese government. Security has been increased recently on the streets of Urumqi, Xinjiang's capital. "There is no way for salvation and to lift this oppression and tyranny unless you ... seriously prepare for jihad in the name of God and carry your weapons against the ruthless brutal invader thugs," Abu Yahia Al-Libi said Wednesday in a video on an Islamist Web site. He delivered his message in Arabic. The Uyghurs are Muslims in western China's Xinjiang province. Some Islamists refer to the region as East Turkistan.
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Uyghurs are Muslims in western China's Xinjiang province
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Abu Yahia Al-Libi's comments a reaction to recent violence in Xinjiang's capital
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Tension between Uyghurs and majority Han Chinese erupted into riots in July
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Al-Libi considered one of al Qaeda's top strategists and most vocal leaders

Question: In his latest message, Al-Libi called on @placeholder worldwide to support the Uyghurs.

Answer: Muslims

Question: "You will encounter the same defeat when your nation will fight in its own backyard the humble minority of @placeholder who are stronger in faith."

Answer: Muslims


A fraudster who pretended to be dying from cancer to steal from a charity for sick and needy children has walked free from court. Former PR guru Simon Mitchell, 44, claimed he wanted to raise £100,000 for youngsters through a series of celebrity-filled charity events for his 'bucket list.' Instead, he stole the cash from appearances by Top Gear's Richard Hammond, The Stig and reality TV star and former glamour model Katie Price - leaving the charity out of pocket. Following a three-year investigation he was finally sentenced at Preston Crown Court on Friday to a 16-week jail term, suspended for 18 months.
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Simon Mitchell claimed he wanted to help charity through celebrity-filled charity events for his 'bucket list'
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He told Donna's Dream House - for sick and needy children - that he was dying of lung cancer
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He organised celebrity appearances but kept the donations leaving the charity out of pocket
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The 44-year-old was sentenced to four months in jail suspended for 18 months

Question: 'Your medical records have just been disclosed to this court, and the reality of what you initially said to @placeholder's Dream House, namely that you were terminally ill and were anxious to do what you could to assist critically ill people in the last days of your life, which was hugely noble.

Answer: Donna


GAZA CITY, Gaza (CNN) -- Palestinian militants declared Sunday that they would stop attacks on Israel for a week, a statement that came hours after Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announced a unilateral cease-fire in the country's assault on Hamas in Gaza. An Israeli soldier holds up an Israeli flag after leaving Gaza on Sunday. The Palestinians demanded that Israel remove all troops from Gaza within the week, Hamas spokesman Ayman Taha said from Egypt. The agreement appears to cover all Palestinian armed factions, not only Hamas. "We in the Palestinian resistance movements announce a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip," Moussa Abu Marzouk, a senior Hamas official in Syria, said on Syrian TV. "And we demand that Israeli forces withdraw in one week and that they open all the border crossings to permit the entry of humanitarian aid and basic goods for our people in Gaza."
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NEW: Israeli prime minister says no intention to hurt civilians
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Palestinians fire two rockets after cease-fire declaration
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Palestinian Authority president calls for aid into Gaza
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Cease-fire covers all armed Palestinian factions, CNN reports

Question: Shortly before the rocket attacks, Palestinian gunmen opened fire on @placeholder forces in northern Gaza, the military said.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli


Tallinn, Estonia (CNN) In a red brick building on a 19th-century Russian czarist military compound in Tallinn, Estonia, a team of cyber experts is analyzing the hacking of the Democratic National Committee and how a Western democracy can legally respond. Inside, the building is cutting-edge high-tech. These military officers, lawyers and cyber techies are part of NATO's Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, carrying out research, training and exercises. One of their biggest challenges: When it comes to cyber -- so far -- there is no agreed-upon international law of war. "The international community is extraordinarily interested in this," said Michael N. Schmitt, chairman of the US Naval War College's international law department. "They're struggling with questions like, when the Russians hack into the DNC database and then release it, is that a violation of international law? What doors does that open with respect to our responses?"
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Joe Biden has indicated the US will retaliate against the hack of the DNC
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Pointing the finger at hacking perpetrators, however, is not that simple

Question: "In my mind, it is crystal clear that the @placeholder have violated international law in this particular case."

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians


(CNN) -- The little girl was deeply concerned. So on Christmas Eve, she called in to the North American Aerospace Defense Command's Santa tracking center with an urgent question: "If I lose my tooth, and the Tooth Fairy comes, could the Tooth Fairy scare away Santa Claus?" The Santa trackers at NORAD started on Christmas Eve at 6 a.m. ET, fielding questions from all over the globe and continuing a tradition that began by accident in 1955. That year, an ad placed in a local Colorado Springs newspaper encouraged kids to call a phone number to find out Santa's whereabouts on Christmas Eve, but instead of the intended number, the operations center for what is now called NORAD was printed.
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NEW: Michelle Obama takes some calls from children
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The North American Aerospace Defense Command started tracking Santa in the 1950s
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This season, Santa trackers are expected to receive more than 100,000 calls, 10,000 e-mails
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Some questions stray from the typical

Question: After a quick briefing, the trackers start taking calls, relaying @placeholder's position as shown on a big screen on the front wall of the call center.

Answer: Santa

Answer: Santa Claus

Answer: Santa

Answer: Santa

Answer: Santa

Answer: Santa


Greece has revealed that it will not pay back a £1.1billion loan installment due tomorrow as tens of thousands of anti-austerity protesters took to the streets. Huge queues continued to build up outside cash machines as Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras addressed the nation ahead of Tuesday's repayment deadline. After calling a surprise referendum on conditions Athens would have to meet to be granted more money, a beleaguered Tsipras hinted that he would resign if Greece rejected his plea for a 'no' vote. The country's ministers have repeatedly warned that Greece would not have the cash to pay the International Monetary Fund (IMF) unless creditors agreed to unlock a further £5.1billion in frozen bailout funds.
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Debt-stricken nation will not meet the June 30 deadline for loan repayment
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Bailout talks broke down at the weekend as Eurozone crisis deepens
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Tens of thousands of anti-austerity protesters rallied in the capital Athens
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Greek PM hinted he would quit if public vote in favour of creditors' plans

Question: The resulting deadlock has seen capital controls imposed on the nation, leading to @placeholder banks being closed and the government imposing a €60 limit on cash withdrawals amid fears the country's banks are running out of money.

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Question: The temporary shutdown of @placeholder banks and financial markets today will only exacerbate the panic.

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Question: Even so, anxiety about a @placeholder meltdown has already hit the value of shares, bonds and other assets held by pension funds by as much as 10 per cent.

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek


Hacking group Anonymous has declared war on ISIS in a new YouTube video following the horrific attacks in Paris on Friday night which left 129 people dead. In a newly released video on the group's French YouTube page, the Anonymous hackers warn the terror group to 'expect us' because its members 'are going to hunt you down'. The hacktivitst group joined those condemning the terror attacks in Paris on Friday night and vowed to hunt down those responsible online and expose them. In the video, and wearing the group's signature Guy Fawkes mask, a spokesman says in French: 'Anonymous from all over the world will hunt you down. You should know that we will find you and we will not let you go.'
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Hacking group Anonymous declared 'war' on ISIS in new YouTube video
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Said in light of Paris attacks they are going to 'hunt' the terrorists down
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ISIS claimed responsibility for terror attacks in French capital on Friday
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At least 129 people were killed and a further 350 were injured in atrocity
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See the latest news on ISIS at www.dailymail.co.uk/isis

Question: @placeholder forces struck back with a massive bombardment of the jihadist group's stronghold in Raqqa, Syria, last night.

Answer: French

Answer: French

Answer: French


UK Anti-Doping have launched their own official investigation into the allegations surrounding Mo Farah’s coach Alberto Salazar. Chief executive Nicole Sapstead confirmed on Monday that her organisation had joined with the American authorities to look at the BBC Panorama programme which began asking questions about Salazar almost a month ago. The probe was welcomed by UK Athletics who have found their own links with Farah and his coach brought into the debate. Their statement said: ‘UK Athletics said at the outset that all those making allegations should take their evidence to the relevant anti-doping authorities, so we welcome this decision.
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Alberto Salazar has been accused of repeatedly violating anti-doping rules
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UK Anti-Doping have launched official investigation into Mo Farah's coach
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UKAD chief executive Nicole Sapstead said organisation would investigate

Question: ‘However, if at the end of the investigation there is no resulting prosecution, @placeholder will not publish the details.’

Answer: UKAD


China's tourism authority named and shamed another five tourists for bad behavior and says it is working with airlines on a possible flying ban. Those added to the list of 'uncivilized behavior' by tourists include two women and a man who brawled after one woman's seat was bumped during boarding of a flight from Cambodia to the western city of Chengdu. The three were forcibly removed from the plane under captain's orders and the flight was delayed for one hour, the China National Tourism Administration said. Another man was listed after he was arrested in Japan for assaulting a convenience store clerk whom he accused of disrespecting his wife. The last was a woman who attacked her tour guide with hot tea after learning the price of her son's ticket to a western China scenic site was not included in the package.
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Five Chinese tourists have been named and shamed over travel incidents
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Two women and a man brawled after a passengers plane seat was bumped
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One female attacked a tour guide with hot tea in ticket price dispute

Question: In a further step, the administration said it was working with major @placeholder airlines on 'enacting definite restrictive measures' against those on the list, which currently includes 16 names in total.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: Rising incomes, relaxed regulations and cheap flights have permitted record numbers of @placeholder to travel in recent years.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese


(CNN) European Union leaders and China vowed Thursday to push forward with the Paris Agreement on climate change despite US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the landmark accord. Trump announced his decision before reporters at the White House Rose Garden. "We're getting out," he said. In triggering the official withdrawal procedures, Trump will spark a lengthy process that won't conclude until November 2020 -- the same month he's up for re-election, ensuring the issue becomes a major topic of debate in the next presidential contest. Such a move would be a major break from international partners that would isolate the United States in efforts to curb global warming.
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EU chief says China is in "prime position" to fill any leadership vacuum
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Kremlin says Russia fully supports Paris accord, says there's "no alternative"

Question: The two spell out their continued commitment to the deal in a draft joint statement, obtained by CNN, which is slated to be published Friday at an EU-@placeholder summit.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Question: Merkel said she was pleased @placeholder was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."

Answer: China

Answer: China


A mother was left in shock after her four-year-old daughter discovered a four-foot snake in the bath - just a week after moving into the house. Michelle Woods, from Norton in Teesside, was told by her daughter Elisha Mann that 'something was moving' in the bath. And when the pair walked into the bathroom to check what was there, that's when they came face to face with the reptile. The four-foot red and orange corn snake, which Michelle Woods discovered slithering around in the bathroom of her new home. She believes it may belong to the property's previous tenant
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Michelle Woods told by her daughter of 'something moving' in the bath
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Went to check and found a four-foot orange corn snake slithering around
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Panicking she posted an appeal on Facebook for help to rescue the reptile
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Believes her home's previous tenant kept snakes as pets and may have lost it moving out

Question: But the encounter didn't faze four-year-old @placeholder, who said: 'When I saw the snake it was really still.

Answer: Elisha Mann


The woman leading an enquiry into how Jimmy Savile has asked why the BBC didn't investigative claims even though one of its own TV shows asked if he was a paedophile. Dame Janet Smith is conducting a review into how Savile was able to carry out sexual abuse of children and adults while at the corportation. But investigative website Exaro says she has voiced her concern about why the broadcaster failed to realise what was happening, despite hints of paedophilia in one of its own programmes 15 years ago. They found that Dame Janet, a former Court of Appeal judge, has asked several BBC executives what enquiries were made about Savile as a result of a documentary about him presented by Louis Theroux.
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Dame Janet Smith is conducting a review into the BBC and Jimmy Savile
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Sources say she has already voiced her concern about the broadcaster
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Has asked why Savile was able to carry out widespread abuse at the BBC
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Says this is despite a Louis Theroux documentary hinting Savile was a paedophile in 2000

Question: @placeholder also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.

Answer: Exaro


Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho screamed 'son of a bitch' during his heated touchline row with Dr Eva Carneiro. Video footage released by Sky Sports shows a visibly angry Mourinho shouting the Portuguese term 'filho da puta' (which translates as son of a bitch) as Carneiro treated a stricken Eden Hazard against the manager's wishes during the closing stages of Saturday's 2-2 draw with Swansea at Stamford Bridge. Sportsmail can also reveal that Chelsea's players have been left stunned after a series of recent explosive outbursts from Mourinho aimed at them and other members of staff. The pressure will pile on the manager on Friday when he faces the media for the first time since he accused Carneiro of being naive and banished her from the bench for future games.
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A livid Jose Mourinho screamed the Portuguese term 'filho da puto'
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A video of the foul-mouthed rant was released by Sky Sports
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Mourinho is seen shouting and gesticulating during the draw with Swansea
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Carneiro ran to Eden Hazard's attention, much to Mourinho's ire
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Chelsea players are stunned after recent explosive outbursts from Jose
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Carneiro did not attend training  at Chelsea's facility in Cobham, Surrey

Question: FIFA's Jiri Dvorak told @placeholder he fully supported Carneiro's actions, arguing that Mourinho had no right to question when a doctor chooses to rush to the aid of a player.

Answer: Sky Sports


With no sign of the Duchess of Cambridge in Ascot today it was left to Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie to fly the royal fashion flag. Ladies Day at Royal Ascot is famous for being the most glamorous date on the racing calendar, and as Kate stayed home with new baby Charlotte the sisters didn't disappoint, with Beatrice, especially, stepping up to the fashion plate in a perfectly put together racing outfit. Elder sister Beatrice, 26, who arrived in a carriage with her father Prince Andrew and the Queen, made sure she stood out in a bold orange and blue hat by Laura Apsit Livens.
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Beatrice wore a dress by one of Kate's favourite labels Beulah London
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Eugenie wore a dress by Peter Pilotto and shoes by Rupert Sanderson
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They were joined in the Royal Box by Sophie Wessex and the Queen
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Sophie was delighted to win in the Gold Cup
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But the Queen was devastated when her horse Capel Path suffered an injury during the Britannia Stakes and was taken away in an ambulance

Question: On Tuesday @placeholder impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.

Answer: Beatrice

Answer: Beatrice

Answer: Beatrice

Answer: Beatrice


San Juan, Puerto Rico (CNN) Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson on Tuesday said Puerto Rico is recovering far beyond what he had heard, as he visited the island for the first time since it was devastated by Hurricane Maria. Carson, new Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and a handful of other federal officials managing disaster response were visiting the island for a one-day trip. "You know, interestingly enough from the reports that I had gotten, I had no idea that we had moved this far along," Carson said, speaking to staff at the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Joint Field Operations Center near San Juan.
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It was Carson and Nielsen's first trips to the island as secretaries
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Recovery has been slow since the September hurricane

Question: The pair had a full day of meetings with officials but did not tour the island, or visit or fly over the hardest-hit areas outside @placeholder.

Answer: San Juan

Answer: San Juan


Not many people can boast of having had DCI Tom Barnaby examining evidence in their sitting room after a murder was committed in their front garden. But that's exactly what Brian and Zoe Bowman, who own the Grade II listed Hall House in the Buckinghamshire village of Haddenham, can claim. In 2004, the cast and crew of ITV's Midsomer Murders – known for its picturesque locations – took over the timber-framed house to film an episode of the long-running series, called Things That Go Bump In The Night. In the episode, a friend of Joyce, DCI Barnaby's wife, is killed when she is struck from behind with a brick while making her way into her home.
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Hall House which dates to the 14th century is on the market for £1,350,000
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Cast and crew of ITV's Midsomer Murders filmed at the home in 2004
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Friend of DCI Tom Barnaby's wife was killed with a brick in the episode
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Six-bedroom cottage boasts a 24ft drawing room with  a minstrels' gallery

Question: Until 2011, John Nettles played the lead role of @placeholder and Jane Wymark was Joyce.

Answer: Tom Barnaby

Answer: Tom Barnaby


(CNN) As President Trump prepares to welcome Prime Minister Modi of India and President Moon of South Korea to Washington, he should strongly consider clearly telling both of them that President Obama's Asia rebalance strategy is alive and well. But two key questions also need to be answered for this Asia rebalance to continue. Is the Trump administration well-resourced enough to become more deeply engaged with multiple countries in Asia on regional security, economic growth, human rights, and peaceful dispute resolution? And do America's allies and enemies view the United States as a credible partner in executing this strategy?
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Samantha Vinograd: After withdrawing from Paris Climate Accords, Trump must convince Asian leaders that America means what it says
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This week's meetings with Prime Minister Modi and President Moon are his opportunity, Vinograd writes

Question: The Asia rebalance in the age of @placeholder requires a growing relationship with India.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) -- An alleged Somali pirate leader has been indicted for the takeover of the yacht Quest and the kidnapping of four Americans who subsequently were killed during the incident. Mohammad Saaili Shibin, 50, appeared at a detention hearing in federal court in Norfolk, Virginia, on Wednesday afternoon after the indictment against him was unsealed. He will remain in federal custody. "Today marks the first time that the U.S. government has captured and charged an alleged pirate in a leadership role -- a hostage negotiator who operated in Somalia,"   said U.S. Attorney Neil MacBride in a written statement. MacBride went on to say the arrest and charges against Shibin should "send a strong message to all pirates that they are not beyond the reach of the FBI, whether they board the ships or remain on-shore in Somalia."
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Four Americans died during the hijacking of a yacht in February
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The purported leader of alleged pirates was arrested in Somalia on April 4
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A prosecutor says the indictment marks the first U.S. prosecution of a pirate leader

Question: FBI agents were at the scene of the arrest, though law enforcement officials would not provide details beyond that the FBI worked with @placeholder forces on the ground.

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somalia

Answer: Somalia

Answer: Somalia


(CNN) Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore suggested earlier this year that the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks might have happened because the US had distanced itself from God. Moore, a hardline conservative running against fellow Republican and incumbent Sen. Luther Strange in a runoff primary race, made the comments in February during a speech at the Open Door Baptist Church, a video reviewed by CNN's KFile shows. Moore, the former chief justice of Alabama, quotes verses from the Old Testament's Book of Isaiah, which have been used by some fringe elements of Christianity to suggest that the Bible prophesied the attacks.
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Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore suggested earlier this year that the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks might have happened because the country had distanced itself from God.
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The Moore campaign did not respond to a request for comment.

Question: Later in the same speech, Moore suggested God was upset at the @placeholder because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."

Answer: US


(CNN) European Union and Turkish officials reached an agreement Friday on how to deal with a flood of Syrian refugees. "(The) agreement isn't a silver bullet, but part of EU's comprehensive strategy on migration," European Council President Donald Tusk tweeted Friday. The deal came after talks involving Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Tusk and a handful of other key European officials. The final language was then put up for a vote before representatives from the 28 European Union member states, who approved it unanimously, according to the European Council president. The talks were held to address the largest influx of refugees into Europe since World War II, though the more than 1 million people who have fled to there pale compared to the more than 2.7 million registered in Turkey alone. The discussions could be significant for Turkey not only in receiving financial aid to deal with this problem, but also expedite its push to join the 28-member European Union.
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EU states unanimously approve the agreement with Turkey, a top leader tweets
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European Council President Donald Tusk says the deal "isn't a silver bullet," but is key to Europe's migrant plan
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The agreement also addresses Turkey's desire to join the European Union

Question: On Thursday, Tusk laid out three guiding principles for his side: Any agreement must be acceptable to all @placeholder members; it must comply with international and EU law; and it must be part of a comprehensive strategy.

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: European

Answer: European Union

Answer: Europe

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU

Answer: Europe

Answer: European Union


(CNN) As Orlando, Florida's, chief medical examiner, Dr. Joshua Stephany is used to gruesome scenes. But nothing in his 10-year career prepared him for what he saw inside the Pulse nightclub on Sunday morning after the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. "It's almost like time stopped," Stephany told CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta on Wednesday in his first media interview since the incident. "TVs were playing in the background; strobe lights were blinking; drinks had just been poured, food half-eaten, checks about to be paid. It was truly like time stood still." Stephany got the first call about 4 a.m. There were multiple casualties, about 11 or 12 bodies. It sounded like a lot of cases for one shooting, but he knew his overnight staff could handle it. But then texts kept coming. First 20 bodies, then 30. He headed to the nightclub.
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In first media interview, Orlando medical examiner says victims didn't appear to suffer
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All autopsies are finished, and most victims' bodies have been released

Question: "Our role is recovery, but before we retrieve the bodies, we have to document," @placeholder explained.

Answer: Joshua Stephany

Answer: Stephany

Answer: Stephany


(CNN) -- Hamas is an Islamic fundamentalist organization whose military wing has admitted responsibility for terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers. Hamas supporters wave flags and shout slogans in Gaza on December 14 to mark the group's 21st anniversary. The group came into being in December 1987, growing out of the Muslim Brotherhood, the religious and political organization founded in Egypt. Its goal is an Islamic fundamentalist Palestinian state. It is considered a terrorist organizations by Israel and the United States. Hamas is an acronym for "Harakat Al-Muqawama Al-Islamia" or Islamic Resistance Movement, in English. The group was primarily a religious and charitable organization between the 1960s and 1980s. It has wings devoted to religious, military, political and security activities.
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Military wing of Hamas has admitted terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians, soldiers
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Hamas is considered terrorist organizations by Israel and the United States
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It has wings devoted to religious, military, political and security activities

Question: 1988 - The covenant of the @placeholder is published.

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Islamic Resistance Movement

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Question: From December 24, 2008 - The rocket attacks from @placeholder increase and so do the retaliation air strikes from Israel.

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Islamic Resistance Movement

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas


From the London Eye to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, landmarks across the globe have been going green in honour of St Patrick's Day. Around 150 structures around the world are being floodlit with green light  to mark the patron saint of Ireland's national holiday. Tourism Ireland are believed to have spent about €65,000 ob their Global Greening initiative which includes iconic landmarks such as Rome's Colosseum in Italy, Edinburgh Castle, Scotland and Leinster House in Dublin. While the Office of Public Works paid another €30,000 to turn buildings in Ireland green in the run-up to the celebrations. This year there is a whole collection of places taking part for the first time ever including the the Sacré Cœur basilica in Paris, Nelson's Column in London, and several buildings in Iceland.
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From the London Eye and Edinburgh Castle to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, global landmarks are going green tonight
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More than 150 iconic structures around the world will be floodlit with green light in honour of St Patrick's Day
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Tourism Ireland's Global Greening initiative will culminate a day of international celebrations and parades

Question: Sea of green: Thousands of people pulled on green hats and clothing for the annual St Patrick's Day Parade in the heart of @placeholder today

Answer: Dublin


Despite their physical and at times heated exchanges during the Champions League clash catching the eye, David Luiz has revealed that Chelsea star Diego Costa is a good friend of his and a 'top guy.' The former Chelsea defender scored the equaliser for the 10 men of Paris Saint-Germain to send the tie into extra-time before Thiago Silva scored late on to send the French side through. The Costa and Luiz duel was highly talked about but the Brazilian has played down the intent of their clashes. David Luiz (right) revealed Chelsea star Diego Costa is a good friend and called the fiery striker a 'top guy'
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PSG knocked Chelsea out of the Champions League on away goals
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David Luiz revealed that Diego Costa is a friend despite their clashes
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Chelsea forward Costa was involved in a number of heated exchanges
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Luiz says Costa is 'top guy' and played down the physical battle
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Question: The Brazilian has apologised for breaking his promise of not celebrating if he scored against @placeholder

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Santa wasn't the only one racing against the clock to get packages to homes Tuesday night. UPS was too. But the company's backlog left some Americans with gifts missing from under the Christmas tree Wednesday morning. "We're terribly sorry," spokeswoman Natalie Black told CNN. In a statement, the company explained that "the volume of air packages in our system exceeded the capacity of our network immediately preceding Christmas so some shipments were delayed." "We know how hard it is for everyone to receive their holiday packages, and we're working around the clock to resolve this issue," Black said. Behind the scenes, perhaps -- but UPS stuck to its plan to make no deliveries on Christmas, angering some customers.
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"We're terribly sorry," UPS says
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The company couldn't handle the volume of air packages it received
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UPS is not making deliveries on Christmas
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Amazon refunds some shipping charges, offers gift cards

Question: Some customers received messages from Amazon.com alerting them of the "failure in the @placeholder transportation network."

Answer: UPS

Answer: UPS

Answer: UPS

Answer: UPS


(CNN) -- Google+ has a problem. It's not engagement or the lack of a clear way to monetize itself. It's not those sometimes-unwieldy friend-organizing circles, or even the perception that no one other than nerds uses the service. The problem, its creators believe, is that many people keep comparing it to Facebook -- or, more broadly, social networks. While social interaction is a key part of Google+, the project is much more ambitious. Google+ is nothing short of a wholesale upgrade to all of Google's products and services, but with the identity of the user incorporated. Mashable sat down with Vic Gundotra, Google's senior vice president of social business, and Bradley Horowitz, Google+'s vice president of product, at the Google I/O developer conference. They were excited about the new Google+ features that were announced -- the Events feature and the new tablet app -- but they were also quick to downplay any comparisons to Facebook, or any suggestion that many people aren't interested in joining Google+.
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Google+ creator says the site shouldn't be compared to Facebook and Twitter
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Vic Gundotra says Google's social tool is meant to enhance other Google offerings
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Video-chat Hangouts have been a highlight for Google+

Question: This week at I/O, Gundotra revealed that "active" users of @placeholder spend an average of 12 minutes in the stream, up from 9 minutes three months ago.

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Question: Horowitz believes as more users "upgrade" to @placeholder — which essentially just means letting Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Question: Horowitz believes as more users "upgrade" to Google+ — which essentially just means letting @placeholder know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Question: "We don't serve ads [on @placeholder], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Answer: Google+

Question: To some, Google+ made too many stumbles along the way to become a real @placeholder competitor.

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Question: Both Facebook and @placeholder want you to spend your time on their site, not the other's.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Question: But the social component is incredibly powerful, and in that aspect @placeholder is king (Facebook's engagement numbers are massive compared to Google+ — the stream, anyway).

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook


Three former Florida A&M University band members who were convicted of manslaughter in the brutal 2011 hazing death of drum major Robert Champion have been spared jail, it has emerged. Benjamin McNamee, 24, Aaron Golson, 22, and 28-year-old Darryl Cearnel were found guilty in April of manslaughter and hazing in relation to Champion's killing aboard a parked school bus But on Friday, they were free to go to their respective homes after being sentenced to only 10 years' supervised probation by Circuit Judge Renee Roche following an emotional hearing. Champion, a drum major with FAMU's famed Marching 100 band, collapsed and died after being pummeled by other members with fists and instruments during a ritual dubbed 'crossing Bus C'.
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Benjamin McNamee, Aaron Golson and Darryl Cearnel were found guilty in April of manslaughter and hazing in relation to Robert Champion's death
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Champion, a drum major with FAMU's Marching 100 band, collapsed and died after being pummeled by other members with fists and instruments
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On Friday, the defendants - final three out of 15 convicted in case - were spared jail after judge sentenced them to 10 years' supervised probation
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Several character witnesses - including relatives, clergy members and Champion's family - testified, as well as McNamee, Golson and Cearnel
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Victim's mother seen with tears trickling from her eyes after sentencing

Question: However, Judge Roche said she chose to deviate from that recommendation because of evidence introduced at trial that showed @placeholder willingly participated in the hazing  after a football game.

Answer: Robert Champion

Answer: Champion

Answer: Champion

Answer: Robert Champion

Answer: Champion

Answer: Champion

Question: McNamee submitted a file with more than 100 character letters and called @placeholder 'a good friend'.

Answer: Robert Champion

Answer: Champion

Answer: Champion

Answer: Robert Champion

Answer: Champion

Answer: Champion


A woman underwent a smear test live on TV today to raise awareness in the importance of regular checks in diagnosing cervical cancer. Appearing on  This Morning, Dr Dawn Harper carried out the procedure on Helen, a 25-year-old volunteer, following a report that one in four women delay their cervical smears due to fear. Lying on a bed with a sheet covering her lower body, Helen, who had never previously had a smear test, managed to smile and said she was feeling 'OK' as Dr Dawn began the demonstration. As Dr Dawn showed viewers the speculum - the medical tool used to carry out the test - presenter Amanda Holden commended the volunteer, saying: ‘Well done, you're very brave.'
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The live smear was carried out by Dr Dawn Harper on ITV's This Morning
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The 25-year-old volunteer, known only as Helen, never had a test before
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Linked to a report showing one in four women delay theirs due to fear

Question: Standing by @placeholder's side, Amanda offered her advice saying: 'I always think about picking my kids up from school or my shopping list.’

Answer: Helen

Answer: Helen

Answer: Helen

Question: ‘I'm just wiggling this brush around,' she told @placeholder before taking it out and wiping the cells off into fluid.

Answer: Helen

Answer: Helen

Answer: Helen