Ben Youngs choked back tears of more Six Nations title misery and admitted: ‘We are all devastated to go so close but not get the job done.’ The scrum-half was outstanding in an incredible game that left England ruing all those missed chances against Scotland the week before. They hardly missed a chance at Twickenham this time but a dejected Youngs, who scored two fine tries, insisted: ‘All the lads are devastated. We felt for most of the game we had a chance but just could not make that gap bigger when we needed. We just could not get the job done.
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England beat France 55-35 at Twickenham in the Six Nations on Saturday
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Stuart Lancaster's side fell short of 26-point win required to win Six Nations
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Ben Youngs admits the players were all devastated after coming so close

Question: @placeholder goes over the line to give England an early lead in their Six Nations clash

Answer: Ben Youngs

Answer: Youngs

Answer: Ben Youngs


(CNN) -- Yep. You read the headline right. We are so used to the constant flow of bad news from much of the Muslim world that it's hard to get your head around the good news when things go right somewhere like Afghanistan. Consider that the Afghans have done exactly what the feckless and irresponsible Iraqi government failed to do during the past several years. On Monday Afghans formed a "national unity government" with the once-bitter rivals Dr. Ashraf Ghani, taking the role of president and Dr. Adullah Abdullah taking the role of chief executive officer; similar, it is envisioned, to a prime ministerial role.
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Amid all the bad news, there's a sign of progress in Afghanistan, says Peter Bergen
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Bergen: A national unity government has agreed to a continuing U.S. presence
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He says Afghan leaders are making calls opposite to what Iraq's al-Maliki did
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Bergen: Afghanistan's economy could benefit from signs of greater stability

Question: Again, this is exactly the opposite of what happened in @placeholder where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Question: Afghanistan and @placeholder have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq


Unique insight:CJullian Fellowes, pictured with Downton star Michelle Dockery Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes is to give a unique insight into his inspiration for the period drama at the Chalke Valley History Festival. The stellar bill also includes historian David Starkey, best-selling novelist Kate Mosse, award-winning biographer Claire Tomalin, explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Private Eye editor Ian Hislop and Neil MacGregor, who recently announced he is to step down as director of the British Museum. Visitors to the festival, sponsored by the Daily Mail, will also be able to hear first-hand accounts from the last surviving British Dambuster George ‘Johnny’ Johnson, and Battle of Britain fighter pilot Tom Neil.
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Festival also includes novelist Kate Mosse and explorer Ranulph Fiennes
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Event attracts more than 30,000 visitors to idyllic venue in Wiltshire field
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Lord Fellowes will discuss huge social change brought by First World War

Question: For the 75th anniversary of the @placeholder, Wing Commander Neil, 94, who survived 141 combat missions, will talk about those days.

Answer: Battle of Britain


(CNN) I have been adamantly opposed to Donald Trump's candidacy from the first time he glided down the escalator at Trump Tower and descended into the pits of the worst parts of rhetoric against humankind by calling Mexican immigrants drug dealers and rapists. It is because of that moment -- and so many thereafter -- that I never believed this reality star had a legitimate chance or frankly that he was serious about running for president. But then came the deadline for candidates to file the Federal Election Commission's financial disclosure form -- he filed. "Oh no ... he is serious about running," I thought. Still, the American people -- including GOP primary voters -- wouldn't take him seriously, would they? America in 2016 after two terms of the first black President is no place for birtherism and Trump's brand of bigotry, is it?
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Angela Rye: Hillary Clinton brings her flaws to the election but also her set of strengths
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Donald Trump is unfit and unqualified to become president, Rye says

Question: I tried to do my part in highlighting just how dangerous a @placeholder presidency would be for our great, but challenged country.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump Tower

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: Nevertheless, 13.3 million votes later, @placeholder became the GOP nominee.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump Tower

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) You have to love the exquisite timing, at the very least. Our ears are still ringing from the concussive noises and boycott threats after a second consecutive year of all-white Academy Awards nominees were announced only days ago. Now comes the disclosure that Joseph Fiennes, a white actor best known for playing the title role in the 1998 Oscar winner "Shakespeare in Love," has been cast to play another artistic icon: Michael Jackson. No, this website didn't just morph into The Onion before your eyes. These are the facts:  The British-based Sky Arts cable channel is scheduled to broadcast a road movie speculating on what might have happened if, as urban legend has it, Elizabeth Taylor, Marlon Brando and Michael Jackson, who were all in New York when the 9/11 terrorist attacks occurred, drove together back to Los Angeles.
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Gene Seymour: White actor Joseph Fiennes will play Michael Jackson in British dramedy. This is an outrageous decision on many levels
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He says Jackson was a real person, unlike James Bond. Suggestions of Bond being played by black actor caused uproar

Question: So far, it's hard to find anybody willing to speculate as to how Michael Jackson himself would feel about a white @placeholder actor assuming his persona for dramatic purposes.

Answer: British

Answer: British


These are the secrets harbored for more than 100 years by a miles-wide reservoir outside of Seattle, Washington. Lake Tapps, which was flooded in 1911 to power a hydro-electric dam, swallowed up four and a half square miles of countryside, including an old railway line and parts of a forest. The images, taken last week by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, also shows discarded items which have been lost in the lake, which is now used for recreation. Scroll down for video Revealed: This old wooden railway trestle was unveiled by a draining operation at Lake Tapps, near Seattle, Washington Emptied out: Local authorities started emptying the lake to enable repairs to be made to a nearby dam. In usual conditions the above homes jut out onto the water
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Lake Tapps, near Seattle, was created by electricity company in 1911
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Four-and-a-half square miles were submerged to power hydro-electric dam
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Authorities recently drained lake to repair dam, revealing lake bed

Question: Authorities in the @placeholder area drained the lake this winter to relieve pressure on the nearby dam, which had developed a crack.

Answer: Seattle

Answer: Seattle

Answer: Seattle


(CNN) Not long ago, retired New York City firefighter James Hanlon and his five-year-old daughter were hanging out in the family garage. The girl spotted an unfamiliar box containing Hanlon's dusty, banged up old firefighter's helmet. "Dada, what's that?" she asked. Hanlon's mind raced back 15 years when he and hundreds of other first responders rushed inside the World Trade Center after terrorists flew hijacked airliners into the North and South Towers. "Oh, that's what Daddy used to do for a living," he explained. She tried to ask a few questions, Hanlon recalled during a recent interview for the documentary, "9/11: Fifteen Years Later."
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9/11 firefighters reflect on 15th anniversary and new anti-terror tactics
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"Everything is about fear and who to be afraid of," says firefighter who survived terror attacks

Question: Losing friends and colleagues has made @placeholder feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."

Answer: James Hanlon

Answer: Hanlon

Answer: Hanlon

Answer: Hanlon


It had started as a joyful day. Joy Veron, 30, Texan schoolteacher, was on vacation with her family in the Colorado mountains. The trip had been idyllic, and they were preparing for one last swim before driving home to Texas. Then disaster struck. Her three small children, then aged between two and seven, ran ahead and got into the family SUV, which had its engine running and was parked next to a cliff leading down to a deep canyon. In seconds, the car slipped into gear and started to roll. Scroll down for video Guts: Joy Veron speaking to Oprah Winfrey on the Oprah: Where are they now? show in March 2015. She survived the accident and battled for years to regain her ability to walk, before eventually being forced to accept that she would never walk again
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In 1999, Joy Veron, now 46, saved her children by throwing herself beneath the wheels of a SUV that was rolling towards a cliff with them inside
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She suffered horrific injuries and after years of rehab she was forced to accept she would never walk again
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Speaking 11 years on, she says she has come to terms with her disability - but reveals that her marriage of 23 years did not survive the strain

Question: My father put his hand on the brake before it went over the canyon and said, "@placeholder, Joy, I got it!"

Answer: Joy Veron

Answer: Joy Veron

Answer: Joy Veron


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- It's cold and raining in Kabul and the pothole-filled dirt roads have turned into a sea of mud. We drive up to the gateway of a high-walled compound. A soldier brandishing an AK-47 stands guard outside the building. We've come to a women's shelter to meet Gul Meena -- a 17-year-old girl from Pakistan who shouldn't be alive. My crew and I are ushered into a room and sitting on a wooden chair slouched over is small, fragile Gul Meena. Her sullen eyes turn from the raindrops streaming down the window outside and towards us as we enter the room.
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Gul Meena, 17, left her abusive husband in Pakistan for another man
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She knew she was committing the ultimate crime according to Islamic customs
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Meena's brother hacked her friend to death with an ax, before turning on her
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Gul Meena is one of thousands of women living in shelters across Afghanistan

Question: It's a scary time for @placeholder and especially for Afghan women, in particular the women in our shelters because we don't know what's going to happen.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan


Former Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar is convinced Louis van Gaal will bring the glory days back to Old Trafford. United head to Chelsea on Saturday in top form, having won six successive matches. Victory at Stamford Bridge would put United within five points of the Blues, but the fact that the leaders have one game in hand means they are big favourites to lift the Barclays Premier League trophy next month. Edwin van der Sar (right) is convinced Louis van Gaal (left) will bring the glory days  to Manchester United Van Gaal's United head to Chelsea on Saturday in top form, having won six successive matches
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Louis van Gaal has led Manchester United into a great run of form of late
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After their surge up the table, United have their sights on next year's title
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Edwin van der Sar says Van Gaal can win trophies after United's drought

Question: Van der Sar admits the title is probably beyond @placeholder's grasp but thinks they can win trophies, like he did

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United


The time has come for Wilfried Zaha. The time to set the record straight. The time to tell his side of the story after England's most electrifying teenager was dumped by Manchester United months after they splashed £15million on him. Sitting behind a desk inside Crystal Palace's training ground, Zaha looks a settled individual. There remain question marks about his consistency, but under the guidance of Alan Pardew he is trying to iron out those problems. He is happy learning, happy listening. Palace offer the type of guidance he found so absent at United, an atmosphere he describes as so mechanical that the 22-year-old says it gave him depression.
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Wilfried Zaha left Crystal Palace for Manchester United in 2013 for £15m
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His stay at Old Trafford proved unhappy and opportunities were limited
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Rumours surfaced that Zaha slept with Moyes's daughter, Lauren
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But the winger has since revealed he has never even met her
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Now back at Palace, via a loan spell with Cardiff City, Zaha is happy

Question: It had not even occurred to @placeholder to broach the subject, and he was left disappointed by the man who inherited the Old Trafford hotseat, too.

Answer: Wilfried Zaha

Answer: Zaha

Answer: Wilfried Zaha

Answer: Zaha

Answer: Zaha


An Alabama woman on trial for murder in her granddaughter's death called out the child's name time after time as the girl lay on the ground after collapsing, but didn't tell medics the girl had run for hours, according to evidence presented on Tuesday. Joyce Hardin Garrard, 49, is heard repeatedly calling the name of 9-year-old Savannah Hardin in the more than 11-minute 911 recording played in an otherwise silent courtroom. The child's stepmother, Jessica Mae Hardin, told the 911 operator the girl had a seizure. Garrard talked in the background. Jurors heard a 911 during which Joyce Hardin Garrard didn't tell medics that she had made the girl had run for hours and could also be heard asking for 'a smoke' while the child was unconscious
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Savannah Hardin, 9, died three years ago from a seizure that occured while her grandmother Joyce Garrard, 49, was forcing her to run as punishment
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Garrard is currently on trail and accused of murder
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Witness Jolie Jacobs testified that Savannah was crying and begging to stop before she collapsed
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She also told the court that she heard Garrard striking the child and described as 'skin on skin'
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Jurors heard a 911 during which Garrard didn't tell medics that she had made the girl had run for hours
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Garrard can also be heard on the recording asking for 'a smoke' while the child was unconscious

Question: 'She was throwing up while she was trying to get water,' @placeholder testified.

Answer: Jolie Jacobs


Chelsea responded to dropping two points at home to Swansea by agreeing a deal for left back Abdul Baba Rahman for an initial £14million. Talks between Chelsea and Augsburg have been ongoing for weeks and the agreement will see a further £3.5m paid in bonuses depending on Chelsea performances, £700,000 after the 21-year-old completes 20 games and a further £3.5m after he has made 100 appearances — meaning the total value of the deal could reach almost £22m. The Ghana international has agreed a five-year contract and will head to London to complete his medical. It will be a boost for Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, who has not significantly strengthened his title- winning squad this summer while rivals Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United have all brought players in.
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Chelsea set to sign left back Baba Rahman for an initial £14million fee
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Deal could rise to £21.7m depending on performance and appearances
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Ghana international agrees a five-year contract at Stamford Bridge
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READ: Chelsea's £30m John Stones bid will be turned down

Question: @placeholder is still in his sights though Everton are ready to reject a third offer of around £30m.

Answer: John Stones


(CNN) -- More than 20 million people watched the Golden Globes on Sunday night, the highest total audience for the awards show in 10 years. The strong ratings for the Globes were another affirmation that live awards shows are a boon to television networks in this age of increasingly time-shifted viewing. According to Nielsen, the average total audience during the three-hour broadcast was 20.9 million, up from 19.7 million last year. The network that televised the awards, NBC, pulled a 6.5 rating in the key advertiser demographic of adults ages 18 to 49, an uptick from last year's 6.4 rating.
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The 2014 Golden Globes had its highest total audience in 10 years
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According to Nielsen, the average total audience was 20.9 million
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That's up from last year's 19.7 million total audience
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There was also an uptick in ratings in the key demographic of adults 18-49

Question: The red carpet arrivals special on @placeholder, hosted by the cast of the "Today" show, also performed well.

Answer: NBC


Sony has placed the final nail in the Betamax coffin four decades after it launched the format. The electronics giant said it would no longer produce the cassettes in Japan, which is the last country where they are available. The decision is the final chapter in the 'format wars' between Betamax and VHS which took place in the 1970s and 80s until DVDs arrived. Even though Betamax was regarded as superior, VHS won because it was cheaper and the tapes lasted three hours instead of one. Sony launched Betamax in 1975, a year after the Video Home System - its rival by electronics company JVC.
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Japan is the last country where Sony Betamax tapes are available
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But the electronics giant is to cease production of the cassettes
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It is the final chapter in the 'format wars' between Betamax and VHS

Question: The @placeholder also promised that you will be 'free from restrictions of time' and vowed that viewers would 'never be deprived of watching whatever programme you desire at your convenience'.

Answer: Betamax

Answer: Betamax

Answer: Betamax

Answer: Betamax

Answer: Sony Betamax

Answer: Betamax


(CNN) -- As leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa convene in Durban, the term "BRICS" used to describe these rapidly growing economies is so last year; today everyone is talking about the "CIVETS." Made up of Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa -- these nations, some with sizable populations and others with a wealth of natural resources, could be the economic boomers of the next decade, according to John Bowler, director of Country Risk Service at the Economist Intelligence Unit. Although unlikely to rival the economic might of India and China or the resources of Russia and Brazil, this motley crew of emerging markets make the CIVETS the next band of countries to profit from a shift in global power.
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EIU's John Bowler sees Indonesia and Myanmar as burgeoning economies
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Goldman Sachs' O'Neill said any club including China is going to be very difficult to match
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BRICS leaders meet in South Africa to make deal on development bank

Question: "Indonesia is a low-cost location so it's attracting investment that would have previously gone into @placeholder but because of wage demands that investment is going into Indonesia," he said.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China


The reality of being a Celtic player didn’t take long to hit home for Mark Wilson. The fact that there is no such thing as a meaningless game at the club was driven into him in emphatic fashion. Three months after arriving at Parkhead in 2006 — and three weeks after clinching his first SPL title — Gordon Strachan’s team were thumped 3-0 in a so-called ‘dead-rubber’ by Hearts at Tynecastle. A lifelong Celtic fan, what followed opened Wilson’s eyes and provides an instructive tale ahead of the Scottish champions’ trip to Turkey to finish their disappointing Europa League campaign against Fenerbahce on Thursday night.
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Celtic are already out of European competition for this season
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But Ronny Deila's side are aiming for a first win in the Europa League
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And Mark Wilson insists every game matters, whatever is at stake

Question: He said our performance at @placeholder had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.

Answer: Tynecastle


Despite Sunday's defeat, England deserve great credit for winning back the Ashes. At the start of the summer they were being written off - some said they wouldn’t win a single match against New Zealand or Australia. As we have seen in this Test, the series has taken quite a bit out of the players mentally and some of the guys who haven’t played in a full Ashes series before will be exhausted. So make no mistake, this has been a magnificent performance from a young England side. A lot of the credit must go to the captain. After losing 5-0 in Australia it would have been easy for Alastair Cook to say ‘Right, I’m going to carry on batting, I’ll become the best England player there’s ever been - someone else can do this job.’
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England reclaimed the Ashes despite an innings defeat in the fifth Test
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They next face Pakistan in the UAE and No 1-ranked South Africa
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Captain Alastair Cook deserves a lot of credit for choosing to carry on
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Australia's batting lost them the series and their selection was poor
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England remain one-dimensional and need to fit in a frontline spinner

Question: The tourists struggle to 253 and the @placeholder are coming home.

Answer: Ashes

Answer: Ashes

Answer: Ashes


We're not bluffing, the Obama administration told Afghanistan on Tuesday in announcing for the first time it has started planning for the possible withdrawal of all U.S. troops by the end of the year if no security agreement is signed. Statements by the White House and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel showed President Barack Obama's impatience with Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai's refusal to sign the agreement that would keep several thousand American troops in the country after combat operations conclude this year. In a phone call with Karzai on Tuesday to discuss upcoming elections for a new Afghan leader, Obama made clear that time was running out to properly plan for keeping any U.S. forces in the country beyond 2014, the White House said.
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President Obama calls Afghan leader to discuss security agreement
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Obama orders planning for bringing home all U.S. troops at the end of 2014
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Afghan President Karzai refuses to sign a deal to keep some troops there
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The White House says an agreement could happen after Karzai leaves office in April

Question: @placeholder, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time America has troops in another country."

Answer: Obama

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: Obama, he said, has been very clear that the possibility of U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan depends "on whether we have a bilateral security agreement signed by the Afghani government, to assure our rights of our troops and other important elements that are required any time @placeholder has troops in another country."

Answer: U.S.

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Question: The security agreement negotiated between Afghanistan and the United States would cover a continuing mission after 2014 focused on training @placeholder forces and counterterrorism.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan


New York (CNN) New York lawmakers are responding to what they call an "unacceptable" photo posted by a National Rifle Association publication. The image, published in an editorial in America's 1st Freedom, shows photos of New York state Sen. Roxanne Persaud and Assembly Member Jo Anne Simon with four bullets beside them. The editorial focuses on a proposal by the New York lawmakers, both Democrats, to limit the sale of ammunition to gun owners. Persaud called the image "outrageous" and said it contains "subliminal messages of violence." "If the NRA is so interested in our process, they should reach out to us," Persaud told CNN.
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Photo in NRA publication shows two New York lawmakers with bullets beside them
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Roxanne Persaud and Jo Anne Simon have proposed legislation to limit how much ammo can be bought in 90-day period
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NRA has not responded to CNN's request for comment on the photo

Question: "We have an issue of rising gun violence and stockpiling ammunition, so that's my focus right now -- not the national agenda of the @placeholder."

Answer: National Rifle Association

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA


(CNN) -- People don't generally care what politicians read. But Rep. Paul Ryan is different. His fascination with the Russian-born novelist Ayn Rand could spell trouble for the GOP's new vice-presidential candidate. It could put him at odds with the Christian right and the Roman Catholic Church. It all depends how much you believe that he is in the thrall of Ayn Rand. Rand (1905-1982) is controversial because of the extremism of her views. In researching my recent book, I found that Rand's influence on the Republican Party, which dates back as far as her endorsement of Wendell Willkie in 1940, has been sharply growing, largely due to her vise-like hold on the imagination of the tea party and people like Ryan.
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Ayn Rand was a Russian-born novelist whose work celebrated selfishness, says Gary Weiss
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In April, Paul Ryan called reports of his adherence to Rand's views an "urban legend"
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But in 2005 Ryan said she was "the reason I got involved in public service," says Weiss
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Weiss: That could put Ryan at odds with the Christian right and the Roman Catholic Church

Question: @placeholder painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.

Answer: Ayn Rand

Answer: Ayn Rand

Answer: Rand

Answer: Rand

Answer: Ayn Rand

Answer: Rand

Question: These essays were published by @placeholder and reflected her thinking.

Answer: Ayn Rand

Answer: Ayn Rand

Answer: Rand

Answer: Rand

Answer: Ayn Rand

Answer: Rand


California police are searching for a man that they say swindled a 92-year-old woman out of her life savings and the apartment building she owned before disappearing. Mable Miles, of Los Angeles, said she has known 58-year-old Carlson Jackson since he was a little boy growing up in Detroit, KTLA reports. So, when the man reached out to her last year looking for a place to stay, Miles didn't hesitate to welcome him into her home. 'He came and told her that he would help her,' Carol White, Miles' niece, told KTLA. 'He helped himself to all of her money.'
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Police say Carlson Jackson, 58, tricked Mable Miles, 92, into selling him a $1 million apartment complex that she owned and operated
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He lived with Miles for about a year and, during that time, swindled her out of all of her money
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When police were notified, Jackson skipped town and had all the tenant's rent checks rerouted to a P.O. box only he had access to
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Authorities are investigating the crime as elderly abuse, but Miles' niece wants Jackson to give the property back

Question: Instead, he opened a joint bank account in his and @placeholder' name and transferred all of the money out of it.

Answer: Mable Miles

Answer: Miles

Answer: Miles

Answer: Mable Miles

Answer: Miles

Answer: Miles


A solar system including five Earth-sized planets has been discovered which is so ancient it was born not long after the dawn of time - and experts say it could help find life on planets far older than we expected. The system's parent star, named Kepler-444, is 117 light years from Earth and 11.2 billion years old. When the sun-like star was formed out of a primordial cloud of gas and dust, the universe was just a fifth of its current age. Astronomers made the discovery after trawling through four years' worth of data collected by Nasa's Kepler space telescope.
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Solar system's parent star, named Kepler-444, is 117 light years from Earth
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11.2 billion-year-old star formed when the universe was a fifth of its age
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Five Earth-sized planets orbit the star with years equivalent to 10 days
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Find shows Earth-sized planets have formed throughout universe's history

Question: However, the chances of an advanced race of beings living on any of the planets are remote, despite @placeholder being 25 per cent smaller and 700 degrees cooler than the sun.

Answer: Kepler-444

Answer: Kepler

Answer: Kepler-444


Montgomery, Alabama (CNN) President Donald Trump's endorsement and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's money carried their preferred candidate over the first hurdle in Alabama's Senate race Tuesday. But the results showed why the second hurdle will be much tougher to clear. Sen. Luther Strange, the national Republicans' preferred candidate, topped Rep. Mo Brooks to finish second Tuesday and advance to a runoff against controversial former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore. But Moore was the clear first-place finisher, earning 39% of the vote, compared to 31% for Strange and 19% for Brooks, with 95% of precincts' results tallied. Moore and Strange will now face off in a September 26 runoff to determine who will face Doug Jones -- who cruised through Tuesday's Democratic primary -- in the December special election to fill Attorney General Jeff Sessions' former seat.
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Roy Moore and Luther Strange will now face off in a September 26 runoff
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Strange, previously Alabama's attorney general, filled the seat in February

Question: @placeholder predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.

Answer: Roy Moore

Answer: Moore

Answer: Moore

Answer: Roy Moore

Question: Moore predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of @placeholder" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.

Answer: Alabama

Answer: Alabama

Answer: Alabama

Answer: Alabama


So idealistic was Graham Turnbull that he decided to give up his comfortable life as a solicitor in Lincolnshire and go to teach in Africa. After farewells to his parents and family, the then 33-year-old headed for Rwanda, a former Belgian colony, where he dreamed of helping people escape poverty through education. But Graham’s dream immediately ran into problems: he was held up on the border with Uganda, prevented from travelling any further, while inside Rwanda the worst genocide since the Holocaust was underway. More than a million died in a three-month orgy of violence as the majority Hutu tribe wiped out members of the Tutsi tribe — who, despite being the minority in the country, had been the traditional rulers.
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General Karenzi Karake's extradition case dismissed on legal loophole
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Karake and mentor Paul Kagame accused of orchestrating massacres
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Tony Blair's wife Cherie was hired to represent Karake after his arrest

Question: They were not, because the alleged crimes took place in @placeholder.

Answer: Rwanda

Answer: Rwanda


Tennis' original hot-head John McEnroe has smashed Nick Kyrgios after another controversial performance, this time at the U.S. Open that saw the Australian sent packing from the tournament by Andy Murray. McEnroe slammed Kyrgios during a broadcast of the tournament, saying the 20-year-old acted like a 'bonehead' in the match, which saw him eliminated from the year's final grand slam tournament in the first round. 'An absolute brain freeze. Absolute stupidity. He could have volleyed that away for another break-point chance,' McEnroe said on ESPN, after Kyrgios failed with an audacious attempt to hit a trick shot at a crucial moment in the second set.
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Tennis legend John McEnroe said Australian Nick Kyrgios was behaving like a 'bonehead' during U.S Open match
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Kyrgios was beaten in four sets, 7-5, 6-3, 4-6, 6-1, by British number one and grand slam winner Andy Murray
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'He better step up. Otherwise he won't be talked about... He thinks he's a Vaudeville entertainer,' McEnroe said
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Kyrgios' career has been controversial, and was fined last week for a sledge he said to Stan Wawrinka during a play

Question: The press conference followed another intense performance by the @placeholder, which was littered with swearing, racquet abuse and more potential controversy.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian


(CNN) A court in Egypt has sentenced a female pop singer to two years in prison for "inciting debauchery and immortality" in an online music video, according to reports by Egypt's state-run Al-Ahram online. The music video of the song "I Have Issues" was released last month and sparked immediate controversy because of its sexually suggestive scenes. In the video, Shyma Ahmed, a 21-year-old artist who is known by the name Shyma, is seen cavorting in a bra before a group of wide-eyed smiling men. On a chalkboard behind her is written "class #69." In a subsequent scene, she slowly eats a banana.
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Egyptian pop singer Shyma Ahmed sentenced to two years in prison for suggestive music video
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Shyma Ahmed: "As a singer, I only sung the song"

Question: They were also ordered to pay a fine of 10,000 @placeholder pounds (approximately $560).

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egyptian


(CNN) The man charged in the killing of British politician Jo Cox appeared in a Westminster court Saturday with a message. "My name is death to traitors, freedom for Britain," Tommy Mair said when asked his name in the dock. Mair was not required to enter a plea and the judge did not ask for one. Keith Allen, his attorney, said there was no indication of what plea would be entered. Deputy Chief Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot ordered Mair to be remanded in custody until his next appearance. Mair, 52, is accused of killing Cox, a member of Britain's Parliament, in a brazen attack Thursday in her district in northern England. She was stabbed and shot on a Birstall street on a day she was a meeting with her constituents.
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The suspect is defiant in court
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Police investigate Tommy Mair's background and interest in white supremacy groups

Question: During the attack, Mair was heard to say words to the effect of, "@placeholder first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for Britain."

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain

Question: During the attack, Mair was heard to say words to the effect of, "Britain first, keep Britain independent, Britain always comes first, this is for @placeholder."

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain


An American couple of Asian descent who were tried for murder in Qatar after the accidental death of their Ghana-born adopted daughter have revealed the accusations against them were based almost entirely on racism. Matthew and Grace Huang were initially convicted in the death of eight-year-old Gloria, who was found dead from malnutrition in their Doha home in early 2014 but it was later quashed. Now living back in the U.S., the deeply religious Huangs say their races - and that of their African children - nearly got them executed in the tiny Arab oil state. Matthew and Gloria Huang moved to Qatar after Matt's company, MWH Global, asked them to relocate there in 2012 to work on an infrastructure project related to the 2022 World Cup.
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Matthew and Grace Huang were convicted in the death of eight-year-old Gloria, who was found dead from malnutrition in their Doha home in 2014
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The Huangs say Qatar authorities began asking racially-tinged questions as soon as Gloria died
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Qatari officials refused to believe an Asian couple would adopt African children and suggested they were actually harvesting their organs

Question: The @placeholder were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.

Answer: Huangs

Answer: Huangs


How big of a threat is ISIS really? The White House wants to find out and is deploying as many as 300 military advisers to Iraq to assess the might of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. The jihadi group's rash battlefield successes make it look extremely fierce. ISIS militants have surged from the border with Syria to blitz major cities in Iraq's northern Sunni region, taking Tal Afar and Mosul, then moving quickly south. Hundreds of thousands of civilians fled from their path, creating a new refugee crisis. They have advanced on Baquba, just north of Baghdad, and are threatening to attack the capital.
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The White House wants advisers to assess the dangers ISIS poses
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They will also support Iraqi troops by forming joint operation centers
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Experts are split on what they will actually do -- gather intel in offices or advise troops closely
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They also disagree on whether or not they should go at all

Question: When the ISIS jihadis overran the northern cities, many @placeholder troops put up little resistance and fled.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi


Brazil's first defeat by Colombia for 24 years ended in shameful scenes in Santiago as Neymar was sent off after the final whistle. The Selecao captain blasted the ball at Pablo Armero before aiming a headbutt at goalscorer Jeison Murillo as all hell broke loose. Following the resultant melee, Chilean referee Enrique Osses brandished red cards to the Barcelona forward and Colombia striker Carlos Bacca who had retaliated. Neymar had already been booked for a foolish yellow card that ruled him out of what is now a crucial clash against Venezuela on Sunday as Colombia blew Group C wide open thanks to Murillo's first-half strike.
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Jeison Murillo coolly slotted the opener to give Colombia a deserved lead in the 36th minute
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Manchester United target Roberto Firmino missed a gilt-edged opportunity to level in the second-half
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Radamel Falcao once again endured a frustrating evening and was substituted late on
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Both Neymar and Carlos Bacca were red carded for a fiery incident following the final whistle
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The result leaves both teams behind Venezuela in Group C, with three points from two games
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The two teams met in the World Cup quarter-finals, with Brazil winning 2-1
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CLICK HERE to follow all of the Brazil 0-1 Colombia, Copa America 2015 action as it happened

Question: The latter is absent from this tournament through injury and @placeholder had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombia

Question: Full time brought the real possibility of an early exit for @placeholder but that proved to be just the start of the story.

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil


A 'dishonest' couple who claimed their millionaire banker landlord was trying to evict them from their cut-price Chelsea mews  must pay  £500,000 after a judge found they moved out in 1968. Robert Clarke, 81, and wife Cherry, 72, said the owner, ex-Goldman Sachs financier Hugues Lepic, was kicking them out of their house 'for financial gain only'. The elderly couple accused him of mounting a harassment campaign against them after filming their comings and goings on CCTV because he said they had no right to live there. But the couple, who have been paying less than £10,000-a-year in rent since 1964, now face a huge bill for back rent and lawyers' fees after a judge ruled they were 'lying' and had actually 'decamped' from the home 47 years ago.
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Hugues Lepic, 50, can evict Robert and Cherry Clarke from Chelsea home
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Couple said they lived in  mews house since 1964 and had right to stay
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But judge branded them liars and said they moved out to Surrey in 1968
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They must now pay £500,000 in back rent and legal costs after judgement
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Mr Clarke avoided giving evidence and wife made 'dishonest' statements

Question: 'It is simply inconceivable that Mr @placeholder regarded any other property as being his home or residence.

Answer: Robert Clarke

Answer: Cherry Clarke

Answer: Clarke


If there was a mutiny inside the France camp this week it had far from the desired effect. To the irrepressible, irresistible All Blacks, Philippe-Saint Andre’s players offered little resistance, succumbing rather meekly in the end to a nine-try masterclass. When New Zealand play like this nobody can live with them. Not Australia, not South Africa. Certainly not the French. In 2015 it is rugby from a different world. Rugby on a different level. Rugby played with more speed, flair and ferocity than any other side can currently manage. No wonder the defending world champions can today reflect on a 12th successive win in World Cup matches. As well as finishers like Nehe Milner-Skudder and Julian Savea, who in scoring one of his three tries bore more than a passing resemblance to Jonah Lomu at his bulldozing best, they have forwards who handle the ball like backs.
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New Zealand will play South Africa next weekend after both won their Rugby World Cup quarter-finals
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All Blacks led 29-13 at half-time after tries from Brodie Retallick, Nehe Milner-Skudder and Julian Savea (2)
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Dan Carter converted all three tries and kicked a penalty while No 8 Louis Picamoles crossed for the French
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France fly-half Frederic Michalak limped off with a hamstring injury in the first-half in a major blow to Les Bleus
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Savea added his third while Jerome Kaino, Kieran Read, Tawera Kerr-Barlow (2) also crossed in the second half
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New Zealand vs France LIVE: CLICK HERE to follow how it all happened

Question: It fell to Milner-@placeholder to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.

Answer: Skudder

Answer: Skudder


Holy moly Batman! Robin sure looks younger than he used to. This superhero-themed photo shoot has been melting hearts in the US after Roxanne Daly decided to book it as a Father's Day gift for her husband. Dad Mike had no idea what was planned for the family day out with toddler son Finn until the photographer walked out. The series of pictures shows her as a damsel in distress, tied to a train track moments from disaster until the familiar shadowy-cloaked figure and his young sidekick comes to her rescue. Photographer Eric Thiele said people stopped to cheer them on during the photoshoot in Wisconsin.
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Dad Mike played Batman while toddler son Finn was Robin
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Wife Roxanne posed on train track in Wisconsin photo-shoot
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Pictures have become huge hit after family posted them on Facebook

Question: 'When Roxanne came to me with the idea of doing a surprise @placeholder and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.

Answer: Batman

Answer: Batman

Question: 'When Roxanne came to me with the idea of doing a surprise Batman and @placeholder photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.

Answer: Robin

Answer: Robin


(CNN) The killer of a French police officer and his partner at their home outside Paris on Monday had previously spoken of his desire to launch terror attacks on French soil, according to court documents obtained by CNN. French terror attacker threatened Euro 2016 in Facebook video, source says According to the records, communications by Larossi Abballa in 2011 "highlight the fact that he seemed also a volunteer to commit violent actions in France," in addition to wanting to be a jihadist fighter overseas. Abballa declared his allegiance to ISIS in a video message he recorded Monday after taking over the couple's home in Magnanville, west of Paris. Following a standoff with police, Abballa was shot dead by a SWAT team and the couple's 3-year-old son, who had been held by the attacker, was rescued.
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Court documents show police killer had previously spoken of desire to strike in France
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Larossi Abballa was already under investigation when he killed a French couple

Question: Some conservatives in @placeholder are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.

Answer: France

Answer: France


(CNN) -- It's not often that I agree with Sarah Palin. But when she comes around to a liberal point of view on an issue, that is to be noted with praise. So, good for you, Sarah, for flip-flopping on the issue of hard work. Palin took to Facebook recently to praise the remarks of liberal actor Ashton Kutcher, who has in the past donated tens of thousands of dollars to Democrats and participated in a star-studded video pledging, "to serve our President (Obama) and all mankind." So how did this Hollywood liberal become the darling of Sarah Palin? By speaking out on behalf of a truly liberal value: hard work.
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Sarah Palin praised Ashton Kutcher for his speech about the importance of working hard
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Paul Begala: So how did this Hollywood liberal become the darling of conservatives?
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He says perhaps conservatives saw the light; if so, let's see them walk the walk
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Begala: Liberals extoll hard work; conservatives honor wealth, punish work

Question: Perhaps @placeholder's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.

Answer: Ashton Kutcher

Answer: Ashton Kutcher


George Osborne today vowed Britain has 'a number of contingency plans' in place to help Britons in Greece over fears they could be left without access to money. With Greek banks reported to be running low on euro notes, the Chancellor was challenged in the Commons over Treasury plans to fly a plane load of euro notes to help British pensioners and tourists faced with empty cash machines. Mr Osborne told MPs the government has devised emergency proposals to respond to the Greek crisis but 'hope we don't have to put them into operation'. It came as travellers were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.
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Chancellor challenged over Treasury plan to provide banknotes to Britons
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Warned the Greek crisis 'risks going from bad to worse' after referendum
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Travellers told they must pack enough medicines for their whole holiday
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David Cameron held crisis talks this morning in the wake of the result
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British tourists told to stockpile cash as Greek banks will remain closed

Question: 'Meanwhile, here in @placeholder we must redouble our efforts to put our house in order.'

Answer: Britain

Question: He said: 'We are acting to protect @placeholder holidaymakers and residents in Greece.

Answer: British

Answer: British


Buffalo coach Rex Ryan made a successful return to the Meadowlands to take on his old team as the Bills beat the New York Jets 22-17 on Thursday. Buffalo's defense shut down the Jets and the Bills scored on offense and special teams to move level with New York on 5-4 win-loss records in the AFC East division. Duke Williams returned a fumbled kickoff 19 yards for the go-ahead points, rookie Karlos Williams had a 26-yard touchdown catch and Dan Carpenter kicked three field goals. Buffalo's offense made just enough key plays and held off a late surge by the Jets after Ryan Fitzpatrick threw for two touchdowns.
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Buffalo Bills beat New York Jets 22-17 at MetLife Stadium on Thursday
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Rex Ryan, now coach of the Bills, won on his return to his old team
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Bills drew level with Jets at 5-4 in the AFC East behind Patriots
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In a low-scoring, tight game, Bills scored on offense and special teams

Question: New York's turnover issued completely turned the game in @placeholder's favor.

Answer: Buffalo

Answer: Buffalo

Answer: Buffalo

Answer: Buffalo Bills

Answer: Bills

Answer: Bills


What could be easier than phoning for room service? Texting for it. A new service, which was launched by Aloft Hotels today, allows guests to text emoji combinations to the Manhattan property's front desk to receive items such as crisps, deodorant and painkillers. The Text it, Get it, programme (TiGi) consists of six packages that can be ordered by sending over a string of images along with the guests room number and surname. For guests suffering the effects of a big night out, they can text the water droplet, pill and banana emoji for the $10 (£6.50). This 'Hangover Package' is made up of two bottles of Vitamin Water, Advil and two bananas.
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Customers can ask for phone chargers, MetroCards and painkillers by text
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Packages include 'Sightseer', 'The Munchies', 'Re:Fresh' and 'Surprise Me'
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Aloft Hotel's Text it, Get it, programme launched in Manhattan this morning

Question: Other packages include the 'Re:Fresh', comprising a toothbrush, toothpaste, a razor, shaving foam and deodorant, the 'Sightseer', which is a $10 MetroCard, a city map and two drinks at the hotel bar and the '@placeholder' box - which is describe as 'fun swag and cool stuff' for $25 (£16).

Answer: Surprise Me


Washington (CNN) Minnesota Lt. Gov. Tina Smith has been selected to replace Al Franken in the Senate. Gov. Mark Dayton, a Minnesota Democrat, announced Wednesday morning that Smith has been appointed to a one-year term in the Senate, which will conclude in January 2019. Smith, thought to be a leading contender to replace Franken, accepted the appointment. "Though I never anticipated this moment," Smith said, "I am resolved to do everything I can to move Minnesota forward, and I will be a fierce advocate in the United States Senate for the economic opportunity and fairness." "This is a difficult moment for us. But even now, I am filled with optimism for Minnesota," Smith, a Democrat, added.
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The governor of Minnesota said appointed Tina Smith to replace Sen. Al Franken
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Franken is accused of inappropriate sexual conduct with women

Question: This is the record for women in the upper chamber, which @placeholder will increase upon taking office.

Answer: Tina Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Tina Smith


Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump exchanged a series of quick jabs during the first presidential debate at Hofstra University Monday night in Hempstead, New York. Here are some of the most memorable lines so far: Prepared? "I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. And, yes, I did. You know what else I prepared for? I prepared to be president. And I think that's a good thing," Clinton said. Trump on 'birtherism' "I got him to give the birth certificate," he said about President Barack Obama. Trump on his temperament "I think my strongest asset by far is my temperament. I have a winning temperament," Trump said.
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"Donald, it's good to be with you," Clinton said at the start of the debate
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"Secretary Clinton doesn't want to use a few words: Law and order," Trump said later

Question: It's not nice,' " @placeholder told CNN after the debate.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) In a shocking new poll of Utah voters, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are now tied at 26%, while independent candidate Evan McMullin, a Utah native, has surged to a statistical tie, with 22%. I've written about McMullin's strategy before, and how he could play an unlikely spoiler to Trump and Clinton. But when he reached out to me last week, it wasn't to discuss his chances or his ground game. It was to talk about Syria. After noticing one of my so-called tweet-storms on the plight of the Syrian children, he thought we could have an important conversation on a topic that has been, over the course of this election, politicized, overshadowed or ignored altogether. For those of us who think this a crucial national security and humanitarian crisis, and who believe neither Trump nor Clinton have the right answers, McMullin could just be the only choice on November 8.
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S.E. Cupp: For those who believe neither Trump nor Clinton have the answers, Evan McMullin could just be the only choice
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People are sick of what they've been offered in this election, McMullin tells Cupp

Question: We should have done more to support the moderate @placeholder opposition, and we still need to do that.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Question: There needs to be a no-fly zone to stop the aerial bombardment of @placeholder population centers.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian


President Obama urged Congress to approve a historic nuclear weapons deal struck with Iran this week, threatening to veto any such legislation that would stop the agreement from going through. Obama spoke from the White House Tuesday morning after the deal was announced. Addressing skeptics of the agreement, Obama said, 'This deal is not built on trust. It is built on verification.' He said the nuclear agreement ensures that Iran 'will not develop a nuclear weapon' by cutting off every path to building one. 'This deal demonstrates that American diplomacy can bring real and meaningful change,' the president said.
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The president spoke from the White House Tuesday morning on the historic deal struck with Iran to suspend the country's nuclear weapons program
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He urged Congress to approve the deal, while threatening to veto any bill that would stop the agreement from being put in place

Question: Coming to a diplomatic resolution over Iran's nuclear weapons program may also lead to better relations with @placeholder in the future, the president said.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran


(CNN) It appears that congratulations are in order for Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna. Blac Chyna posted a picture Tuesday on Instagram of herself sporting a diamond ring while holding the face of a grinning Kardashian, with the caption "Yes!!!" Neither has said that they are officially engaged, but that hasn't stopped folks from speculating about how it's going to go down, given that Kardashian's sister Kylie Jenner is dating Blac Chyna's ex and the father of her son, rapper Tyga. Things have also been complicated by the fact that another of Rob's sisters, Khloe Kardashian, has had beef with Blac Chyna's best friend, Amber Rose. Rose is the ex-girlfriend of rapper Kanye West, who is married to sister Kim Kardashian.
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Blac Chyna posted a photo of herself sporting a diamond ring
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Rob's mom, Kris Jenner, had kind words to say about her

Question: The couple have been together for only a few months, but quick engagements are nothing new for the @placeholder.

Answer: Kardashian


A British national held hostage in Yemen has been freed in a 'military intelligence' operation, according to Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond. The Briton, who has been identified as Robert Douglas Semple, 64, was released by United Arab Emirates forces. The freed hostage had been working as a petroleum engineer in the Yemeni province of Hadramawt when he was kidnapped in February 2014. The UAE forces were based in Yemen's main port city of Aden, according to the state news agency WAM. The Yemeni agency reported that he had been held by al-Qaeda for 18 months. Mr Semple was taken to the Yemeni port city of Aden before being flown to Abu Dhabi by military plane on Saturday night, it added.
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Hostage identified as petroleum engineer Robert DouglasSemple, 64
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He was abducted in February 2014 while working in Hadramawt province
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Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond made the announcement from Tehran
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Abductions are common in Yemen, plagued by tribesmen and Al-Qaeda militants

Question: Abductions are frequent as armed tribesmen and al-@placeholder-linked militants take hostages in the hope of swapping them for prisoners or cash.

Answer: Qaeda

Answer: Qaeda


Washington  (CNN) Donald Trump has already upended American politics. Now he might do the same to the rest of the world. In a series of recent interviews fleshing out his foreign policy in the wake of the Brussels attacks, the Republican front-runner has questioned the modern relevance of U.S. alliances that have underpinned security in Europe and Asia since World War II. Donald Trump unveils foreign policy advisers He's suggested using economic warfare to halt China's territorial moves in the South China Sea and raised the prospect of a fundamental reconsideration of nuclear doctrine by musing about South Korea and Japan acquiring their own atomic arsenal. He says the U.S. should boycott Saudi Arabian oil if the kingdom doesn't send ground troops to fight ISIS and believes NATO is an anachronism. And he warns he will renegotiate bedrock free trade deals, a prospect that could send serious reverberations through the global economy.
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Trump believes NATO is an anachronism
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And he's a staunch free trade opponent

Question: His statements appear to fly in the face of the longstanding assumption underlying U.S. foreign policy -- that supporting allies financially, diplomatically and militarily promotes a global system of unfettered free trade, democracy and stability that is overwhelmingly in the national interests of the @placeholder.

Answer: U.S.


Subsituted at half-time on his West Brom debut on Monday night, James McClean should be more concerned about convincing The Hawthorns faithful than the provocative comments of Sky Sports broadcaster Alan Parry. Even so, Parry’s remarks about McClean’s roots left a whiff of jingoism drifting over the Black Country after the game. Shortly before he was taken off, with West Brom 2-0 down to Manchester City, Parry referred to the 26-year-old left winger as ‘the Northern Ireland man from Londonderry’. It looked pointed as no other player, on either side, had their country and city of birth name-checked by Parry in the same way.
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West Brom midfielder James McClean brought off at half-time on debut
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The Baggies were two goals down before going on to lose 3-0 in opener
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Sky Sports commentator Alan Parry accused of provocative comments about McClean, referring to him as 'the Northern Ireland man'
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McClean involved in a series of past controversies including refusing to wear Remembrance poppy and facing away from British flag

Question: There is a suspicion, no more, that McClean may be targeted for holding staunch anti-@placeholder views.

Answer: British


(EW.com ) -- This year, some real-life drama surrounds the soap-focused Daytime Emmy Awards. A few weeks before the ceremony, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences issued a casting call for social media mavens to host the event's live-streamed red carpet preshow. Specifically, as reported by Soap Opera Network, organizers wanted "millennials between the ages of 18-35, all ethnicities, who have a strong entertainment news background and/or very strong social media following (300,000 followers minimum)." Last Wednesday, the NATAS revealed that it had selected a foursome with a mighty social reach: Vine star Brittany Furlan, style vlogger Lauren Elizabeth, beauty vlogger Jessica Harlow, and Meghan Rosette, who vlogs about style and beauty.
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There were four vloggers who covered the red carpet
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Viewers took offense to a rap joke
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Furlan sent a not so subtle tweet response

Question: After a red carpet show criticized as amateurish and occasionally downright offensive, some irate viewers are demanding that @placeholder issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.

Answer: National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences

Answer: NATAS

Question: After a red carpet show criticized as amateurish and occasionally downright offensive, some irate viewers are demanding that NATAS issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and @placeholder's antics.

Answer: Meghan Rosette


Washington (CNN) When Jeff Sessions was sworn in as the 84th attorney general in February, President Donald Trump foreshadowed that the Justice Department was at a turning point. "A new era of justice begins. And it begins right now," Trump said. "This is a new era. This is the Trump era," Sessions told border patrol agents on Tuesday, echoing a similar recognition that change is afoot. In just over two months, Sessions has proved to be a central figure in effectuating Trump's vision for America in tangible ways on immigration, crime, police reform and civil rights. And while the White House searches for new messaging to frame what Trump has accomplished in the first 100 days in office, Sessions has single-handedly managed to make several significant domestic policy changes -- from pressing pause on implementing police reforms to withdrawing Obama-era protections for transgender students in public schools.
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"We have a crime problem," Sessions said at his swearing-in ceremony
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"This is a new era. This is the Trump era," Sessions said to border agents Tuesday

Question: But @placeholder' new approach to immigration will not only increase the number of federal cases against undocumented immigrants -- it also raises the prospect of using more privately owned prisons to detain people.

Answer: Jeff Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Question: Last week @placeholder ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.

Answer: Jeff Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Question: Yet some leaders in the law enforcement community, welcome @placeholder' change in tone on police reforms.

Answer: Jeff Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions

Answer: Sessions


Jose Mourinho was forced to defend new £8millon signing Asmir Begovic as Chelsea suffered a humbling 4-2 defeat to a New York Red Bulls team largely made up of youth team players and reserves on the first fixture of their US tour. Begovic had a nightmare start after coming on for the second-half for Thibaut Courtois, as Chelsea endured a calamitous period in which they conceded four goals including one scored by a 16-year-old high school kid, Tyler Adams, in a performance which Mourinho labelled a ‘disaster.’ The Chelsea manager claimed that the fact they had only trained for six days and that they had been doing double sessions accounted for the shock result, with the Red Bulls fielding a reserve side which plays in the US third division, as their first team had played in a US Open Cup fixture the night before.
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Chelsea were beaten 4-2 by New York Red Bulls in first America tour game
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New goalkeeper Asmir Begovic made a couple of calamitous errors
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But Jose Mourinho defended his £8m signing, saying he was tired
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Manager said Begovic would start next match against Paris Saint-Germain

Question: Begovic was also responsible for the Red Bulls' fourth goal and Mourinho said: ‘First of all I think he was tired, the same as @placeholder and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.

Answer: Thibaut Courtois


Today Show hosts Karl Stefanovic, Richard Wilkins and Tim Gilbert have tucked into a 'delicious' bouquet of bacon as they were spoiled ahead of Father's Day. 'It looks like roses from a distance,' co-host Lisa Wilkinson noted as she presented the Ribs and Rumps bouquet segment. 'But that is actually wrapped bacon Karl,' she said. Karl's face lit up when he was handed the The Blokequet - marketed as 'the bouquet for blokes'. 'Get out of town!' said Stefanovic, before pulling on a stem to inspect the bacon. 'How old is it Lisa?' he asked cautiously. After co-host Lisa assured Karl that the meat was fresh, a satisfied Karl leaned in to  take a bite.
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Breakfast TV host Karl Stefanovic and Today Show co-hosts try bloke-quet
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The Father's Day bacon bouquet has been dubbed the 'bouquet for blokes'
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'It looks like roses from a distance,' co-host Lisa Wilkinson noted
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The hosts became unintelligible as they munched on the 'bloquet'
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Newsreader Sylvia Jeffreys was left to host the rest of the segment alone

Question: After initial reservations she gave in: 'Mmm...that's good,' @placeholder muttered,chewing on the bacon.

Answer: Lisa Wilkinson

Answer: Lisa Wilkinson


She's fresh from a week at Royal Ascot and a weekend spent celebrating sister Eugenie's 25th but that doesn't seem to have sated Princess Beatrice's appetite for partying. Last night saw the 26-year-old enjoy a bumper night out on the town, starting with a fashion party at a chic London boutique and ending with drinks at upmarket club Loulou's in Mayfair. Joining her for the second leg of her marathon night out was boyfriend Dave Clark, 31, who was also seen enjoying Royal Ascot with the Princess and her family on Friday. Mr Clark, a former Virgin Galactic executive, who looked dapper in his sharp black suit and tailored blue shirt, clutched his girlfriend's hand tightly as they left the club.
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Princess Beatrice was out on the town with boyfriend Dave Clark, 31
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Began the night at the launch of the Fashionista Biscuit Tin in Notting Hill
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Ended the evening at exclusive Mayfair club Loulou's with Mr Clark

Question: @placeholder and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.

Answer: Beatrice

Answer: Beatrice


An Arab tourist was arrested under the Terrorism Act after filming himself on his mobile phone outside a shopping centre. Nasser Al-Ansari was detained in a police van for three hours before police decided 'there was no immediate threat' - but officers kept his mobile phone for further investigation. The 38-year-old had been recording a Snapchat condolence message in Arabic for terrorist bombing victims in his native Kuwait, where 27 were killed in a blast by ISIS last week. He was ordered to delete the footage, taken outside Churchill Square shopping centre in Brighton, by a store security guard but refused because he did not see why he had to.
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Nasser Al-Ansari was recording condolence video for Kuwait bomb victims
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Concerned security at Churchill Square shopping centre called in police
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Officers detained him for three hours after arrest under the Terrorism Act
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Mr Al-Ansari was released but the police have refused to give back iPhone

Question: 'We always work closely with @placeholder security and the decisions on the day by them and by our officers who attended were made with the overriding aim of keeping the public safe.'

Answer: Churchill Square

Answer: Churchill Square

Question: A @placeholder spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.

Answer: Churchill Square

Answer: Churchill Square


A group of British tourists taking part in a sunset cruise along the Zambezi River were left horrified after seeing crocodiles eat a man, it has been reported. The tour group and their guide were making their way down the river between Zimbabwe and Zambia when they saw crocodiles feeding. But as they approached, it became clear that the reptiles were tearing apart the bottom half of a human. Horrified British tourists saw crocodiles eating a man on the banks of the Zambezi River between Zambia and Zimbabwe (file picture) The Daily Telegraph reports that the tourists alerted authorities - but by the time officials had arrived to investigate, the remains of the body had vanished.
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British tourists were taking part in a sunset cruise along the Zambezi River
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They spotted a number of crocodiles feeding on the banks of the river
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But they were horrified to see that the reptiles were eating body of a man
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Group alerted officials but remains had vanished by the time they arrived
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It is thought body may have been a poacher shot by rangers days earlier

Question: It is the latest in a series of crocodile attacks in @placeholder and three children are reported to have been killed by them in the last three months.

Answer: Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwe


(CNN) -- With his health in question and speculation rampant about his future, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has named 10 Venezuelans to an influential commission. The Council of State, as it is known, is stipulated in the Venezuelan Constitution as the highest circle of advisers to the president, but has never actually been formed. Now in a battle with cancer, Chavez announced in January that it was time to constitute the council, and Wednesday named his appointments. Venezuelans and international observers alike are likely to scrutinize his choices for any signs of transition or succession should Chavez become incapacitated. Chavez's choices include a veteran of his administration, a military man and a writer, among others.
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Chavez named members for the Council of State
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The body will have influence over the government
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Vice President Elias Jaua will preside, as the constitution says

Question: With so much uncertainty surrounding @placeholder's health and the upcoming elections, the appointments answer part of the puzzle of who is close to Chavez, he said.

Answer: Hugo Chavez

Answer: Chavez

Answer: Chavez

Answer: Chavez

Answer: Chavez


A Chinese entrepreneur has quit his well-paid day job to revive the dying art of Chinese sword making. Jia Huaijin, 33, now hand-makes swords in rural China that sell for up to £22,000 each – nearly 18 times the monthly salary of Chinese president Xi Jinping or the average price for a 750-square-foot flat in Shanghai. Mr Jia uses the 2,000-year-old technique to make the traditional swords, which are highly sought after by international collectors from as far as Canada, reports The People's Daily Online. Warrior: Mr Huajin looks like he could have time travelled from the Han dynasty Hammering away: The molten metal is forged and folded to create the sword
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Jia Huaijin aspires to bring back 2,000-year-old sword making technique
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Each sword is worth 18 times the monthly salary of the Chinese president
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Blades are hand-crafted from steel that is 3mm thick and are razor sharp
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Sword fanatics from as far as Canada have bought the expensive replicas

Question: Swords feature prominently in ancient Chinese history and the blades made by Mr Jia would have been the type used by warriors in the @placeholder.

Answer: Han dynasty


(CNN) In recent days, with Afghanistan's Taliban insurgency continuing to gain steam and America's longest war staggering through its 16th year, analysts have started invoking the v-word (and it's not "victory"). Vietnam is a sadly apt analogy. Indeed, just as they did in Vietnam 50 years ago, US troops in Afghanistan are fighting a costly, intractable, and unending conflict against a relentlessly resilient asymmetric foe. However, it's not a perfect analogy. The Vietnam War provoked impassioned debate back home, but Americans are hardly discussing the war in Afghanistan. It's completely off the radar. It's high time we talk about this forgotten war, and especially with the Trump administration considering a new policy that would escalate US military involvement. Escalation would be a mistake, and it would further prolong a conflict that can't be won.
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US President Trump considering whether to increase troop numbers in Afghanistan
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Kugelman: 'Reconciliation won't come easily or quickly, but it's still worth pursuing'

Question: And yet, pursuing reconciliation is the only option, short of a complete @placeholder military withdrawal from Afghanistan -- a drastic move that would fulfill one of the Taliban's preconditions for peace talks, but could also lead to spectacular Taliban battlefield gains and increase the possibility that international terrorists would once again use Afghanistan as a base to plan attacks.

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US


Washington (CNN) In a rare win for environmentalists since President Donald Trump took office, the Senate defeated Wednesday an attempted GOP-led rollback of an Obama-era methane gas rule. The rule, which was finalized under President Barack Obama in November, would require oil and gas companies to actively plug leaks of natural gas while scaling back their practice of intentionally venting or burning the gas in order to extract more profitable crude oil. The drilling industry, however, supported Republicans' efforts to overturn the rule, saying it would undo the costly regulation, which is viewed as a threat to jobs and operations.
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Environmentalists get rare win to keep Obama-era regulation
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Rollback of rule aimed to lessen regulations on natural gas producers

Question: Environmental groups were primed for the short victory after seeing a number of other departmental regulations overturned or delayed since @placeholder became President.

Answer: Donald Trump


An obsessive Arsenal fan made his girlfriend sit a test quizzing her about his favourite football club. Marking her answers with red pen, she scored an impressive 43.5 out of 50, to which he commented, 'Well done Saskia! As a result, I will not be dumping you! (Lucky you)'. Saskia posted snaps of the test to her Twitter account, @saskiaisabxlla, commenting 'Boyfriend made me take an @Arsenal exam!' with emoticons showing she didn't know whether to laugh or cry. We don't blame her. Saskia's football fan boyfriend made her take an Arsenal test and didn't dump her thanks to her A grade
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Arsenal fan's girlfriend avoids getting dumped after passing football test
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Saskia got an 'A', but apparently needs to work on her player positions
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The bemused woman posted pictures of boyfriend's  test on Twitter

Question: Some Twitter users hailed the unnamed boyfriend who tested Saskia on her @placeholder knowledge as a legend

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


(CNN) Trainy McTrainface will chug across Sweden after more than 1,000 people voted to christen a new commuter train with the name. Train operator MTR Express' rules were to name the trains after famous Swedish citizens, but voters decided to take a different route for the Stockholm to Gothenburg ride. Instead, they were inspired by a beloved Memey McMemeface: Boaty McBoatface, the almost-name of a research vessel that charmed UK citizens last year. Sadly, at the time, the Natural Environment Research Council overruled almost 125,000 votes and dubbed the ship RRS Sir David Attenborough instead. Since then, the "Somethingy McSomethingFace" convention has endured in jest, and now in earnest.
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Swedish voters named a new train Trainy McTrainface
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Boaty McBoatface inspired the new name

Question: Some fans on Twitter say they want to go to @placeholder just to ride the train.

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Swedish

Answer: Swedish


(CNN) Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's scathing comments about Donald Trump have created a political firestorm, but they may also have a dramatic impact on the final result of the race for the White House as well. If the Supreme Court finds itself in the position of deciding the presidential election -- as it did in 2000 between Al Gore and George W. Bush -- some legal experts say the liberal icon would likely have to recuse herself. "A federal law requires all federal judges, including the justices, to recuse themselves if their 'impartiality might reasonably be questioned'," said Stephen Gillers, a legal ethicist at New York University School of Law.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg criticized Donald Trump and some experts say she would have to recuse herself if the election came down to a Supreme Court case
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Ginsburg defenders say there's nothing wrong with a justice expressing political views

Question: "Having said she considers @placeholder unfit to be president, she should not be among those who rule upon the outcome of the election," he said.

Answer: Donald Trump


Mother-of-two: Jodie Emery (pictured outside Preston Crown Court) allegedly had her front door broken down at home in Lancashire A jilted lover sent his ex-girlfriend a threatening text message before breaking down her front door three minutes later and stabbing her friend in a jealous rage, a court has heard. Jason Taylor, 21, was allegedly convinced Jodie Emery, 26, was dating another man, telling her: ‘Last chance otherwise things are going to turn sour, tell me who is there.’ Then he suddenly broke down the mother-of-two’s front door at her home in Preston, Lancashire - and, armed with a knife, began grappling with Adam Wilson, 25, who had been invited round for drinks, the court was told.
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Jason Taylor, 21, 'convinced Jodie Emery, 26, was dating another man'
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Three minutes after texting mother he broke down her door, court hears
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Armed with knife and allegedly grappled with her friend Adam Wilson, 25

Question: ‘Miss Emery was trying her best, obviously unsuccessfully to break apart and stop the defendant being able to get at @placeholder but it did not stop.

Answer: Adam Wilson

Answer: Adam Wilson

Question: I remember @placeholder swing the knife lower than the stab wound and that’s when I have seen the knife.

Answer: Jason Taylor

Answer: Jason Taylor


(CNN) When Liha Okunniwa and Abi Oyepitan met at university in 1998, they bonded over swapping beauty tips for "natural hair" and African skin. Back then, bloggers such as Black Girl Long Hair and Afrobella, encouraging women with Afro-textured hair to boycott chemical or heat straightening products, or YouTube videos dedicated to African beauty, didn't exist. And so Oyepitan -- a future Olympic sprint runner for England -- and Okunniwa began creating their own moisturizers from Shea butter, and making African black soap, using plantain, cocoa pods and palm tree leaves. Finally, in 2014, Liha -- their own beauty line -- was born.
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Liha Okunniwa and Abi Oyepitan met at university and started sharing haircare tips.
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16 years later, they decided to sell the African-inspired products they had developed.
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They use plantain and cocoa pods, as well as Shea, to make organic hair treatments.

Question: "It is quite common within African households to learn how to whip @placeholder and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.

Answer: Shea

Answer: Shea

Question: To make a natural moisturizer, for example, Okunniwa would whip @placeholder -- that involves mashing up solid Shea nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.

Answer: Shea

Answer: Shea

Question: To make a natural moisturizer, for example, Okunniwa would whip Shea -- that involves mashing up solid @placeholder nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.

Answer: Shea

Answer: Shea

Question: Social media has played a large role in the success of the @placeholder brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.

Answer: Liha Okunniwa

Answer: Liha

Answer: Liha Okunniwa


David Cameron today joked he had doubled the security around Larry the Downing Street cat after the 'murder' of a dog at Crufts. The Prime Minister attacked the 'unbelievable awful' killing of the award-winning Irish setter Jagger, who was killed by poisoned meat allegedly fed to him at the dog show. He said he could not understand how anyone could poison a family dog and quipped that he would ramp up security around Number 10's resident cat. Prime Minister David Cameron today joked he had doubled the security around Larry the Downing Street Mr Cameron, speaking to Heart radio, insisted he was not overly concerned about the safety of Larry.
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PM said he could not understand how anyone could poison a family pet
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Irish setter Jagger died 24 hours after returning from Crufts this weekend
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Cameron said: 'Who would do that? It's an unbelievably awful thing to do'
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Said Larry the Number 10 cat was 'probably pretty' inside Downing Street
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He added: 'I'll double the security around him and make sure he's okay'

Question: @placeholder's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.

Answer: Jagger

Answer: Jagger


Stoke manager Mark Hughes feels Tuesday's Capital One Cup clash with Chelsea provides the 'perfect' opportunity for his side to bounce back from their loss to Watford. The Potters were on a high as they welcomed the Hornets to the Britannia Stadium on Saturday, looking for a fourth straight Barclays Premier League win to mark what was Hughes' 100th game in charge in all competitions. But they suffered a 2-0 defeat having lacked potency in attack and been guilty of errors at the back, with Troy Deeney and Almen Abdi taking advantage by scoring for the visitors. Three days later Stoke host a Chelsea side around whom the sense of crisis deepened with Saturday's 2-1 loss at West Ham, during which Blues boss Jose Mourinho was sent to the stands.
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Stoke fell to a disappointing 2-0 defeat by Watford on Saturday
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Manager Mark Hughes is keen for his side to pick themselves up
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He has targeted a midweek cup upset against Chelsea
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The Welshman has been in charge at Stoke since 2013

Question: The amount of points is okay - I think to have 13 points is very nice for @placeholder.

Answer: Watford

Answer: Watford


(CNN) There's a stereotype out there that people with Tourette's syndrome spend their days uncontrollably shouting obscenities, unable to function in normal society. But a 19-year-old in Wales hopes to dispel some of the myths about Tourette's via a series of YouTube videos. Katy Gough has Tourette's, which results in coprolalia, "the swearing symptoms." Only a fraction of people with Tourette's have that particular symptom. In fact, Tourette's involves tics that present themselves in various ways and intervals, further described by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke as "repetitive, stereotyped, involuntary movements and vocalizations." These symptoms tend to present themselves most often in the early teenage years, easing somewhat over time.
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Katy Gough, an 19-year-old from Wales, was diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome two years ago
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She has been vlogging her experience

Question: Gough said that the @placeholder commenters' often positive comments are what keep her going.

Answer: YouTube


Los Angeles (CNN) -- NASA announced Tuesday the new retirement homes for the four remaining space shuttles -- three historic orbiters and the program's test vehicle. The space shuttle Atlantis will be displayed at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida; the Endeavour, at the California Science Center in Los Angeles; the Discovery, at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Virginia; and the test shuttle, Enterprise, at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York, NASA Administrator Charles F. Bolden Jr. said during a ceremony at the Kennedy Center. The announcement was made on the 30th anniversary of the space shuttle program's first flight, made by the subsequently ill-fated Columbia orbiter, and the 50th anniversary of Soviet Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin becoming the first human in space.
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The shuttles Discovery, Endeavour and Atlantis carry historic and economic value
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The fourth, the Enterprise, was a test shuttle that never flew into space
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Communities housing the shuttles are expected to enjoy a tourist boom
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April 12 is the 50th anniversary of the first human space flight and 30th of the first shuttle flight

Question: The @placeholder will fly the last planned shuttle mission in June, NASA said.

Answer: Atlantis

Answer: Atlantis


(CNN) The Republican Party's efforts to gut former President Barack Obama's legacy health care law came to an abrupt -- if temporary -- halt Monday night. Just hours after the Senate was gaveled back into session, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was handed two more public defections on his health care bill to overhaul Obamacare. The dramatic and simultaneous announcement from Sens. Jerry Moran of Kansas and Mike Lee of Utah means McConnell officially does not have the votes to even begin debate on his legislation to overhaul the Affordable Care Act. The development deals a devastating blow not only to Republicans who have railed against the law for years, but also President Donald Trump, who campaigned on killing Obamacare and made repealing the law his top legislative priority since taking office.
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Mitch McConnell could only afford to lose two senators and still advance the legislation
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On Monday night, Sens. Mike Lee and Jerry Moran became no votes three and four

Question: The three, like @placeholder, are reliably conservative senators who generally vote with McConnell on major bills.

Answer: Jerry Moran


(CNN) -- Budget-conscious travelers rejoice: Hostels aren't what they used to be. Forget cafeteria-style meals, windowless rooms and the college dormitory approach to decor. Think more along the lines of handcrafted cocktails by the pool, complimentary bike rentals and design so stylish you'd swear you were in a boutique hotel. In other words, the modern-day hostel will wow you. But get this -- they are still affordable. Plus, many offer the same amenities as hotels: private rooms, concierge service, Wi-Fi, restaurants, bars and more. Kex Hostel -- Reykjavik, Iceland Good things happen when a group of buddies, including filmmakers and former soccer players, get together to design a hostel inside an old biscuit factory.
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Kex Hostel in Reykjavik, Iceland, has a retro barbershop
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U Hostels' rooms are spacious, stylish and have a minimalist design
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The terrace at Plus Florence has a 360-degree view of the Italian city
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Hi Whistler was built to house athletes during the 2010 Winter Olympics

Question: Their grand scheme: to create a place where locals and travelers could hang out, have beer and experience the awesome quirkiness of @placeholder.

Answer: Reykjavik

Answer: Reykjavik


An off-duty Florida sergeant has sparked fury after he killed his neighbor's dog, shooting it in the head after it ran into the backyard and, he claims, wouldn't 'back down'. Sgt. C. Bradley Shivers of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office called police after the incident himself and told officers the dog was 'barking with aggression' at his family, including his two young children, according to the Sheriff's report. But Chelsea Pavish, the dog's owner, claims Shivers' account of the basset hound mix she called Goose sounded out of character, and has since launched a petition against the officer to 'help bring justice'.
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Sgt. C. Bradley Shivers of Jacksonville Sherrif's Office told police the dog was 'barking with aggression' as his family lounged on the pool deck
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Said he told family to get into the pool and then ran into house to grab gun when he couldn't shoo dog off with a rake
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When he came back he tried to use rake again but after he slipped and fell the dog 'lunged toward him' and he opened fire, the report states

Question: Pavish, 23, then came to Shiver's backyard and took @placeholder to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Answer: Goose


Jack Warner been forced to hand over his passport after police officials deemed him a flight risk. Warner was photographed outside Trinidad's Arouca police station on Thursday, where he has to report twice a week to under his bail agreement. On Wednesday, Trinidad Attorney General Garvin Nicholas said that officials feared that the former FIFA Vice President would flee the island after facing U.S. federal corruption charges, with the following day's measures ensuring that possibility is now not an option. 'Any person with the level of resources that Mr Warner has would be considered a flight risk,' Nicholas said. 'We certainly made it a lot more difficult for him to escape or leave the country.'
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Jack Warner spotted outside Trinidad's Arouca police station on Thursday
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72-year-old has to report there twice a week under bail agreement
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Warner is facing U.S. federal corruption charges for his time at FIFA
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Walter De Gregorio has resigned as FIFA's director of communications
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He made a joke live on Swiss TV regarding the arrests of FIFA officials

Question: 'In this case, FIFA is the damaged party and this leads to the fact that there were no searches in the offices of @placeholder.'

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Question: Valcke said: '@placeholder has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.

Answer: Walter De Gregorio


(CNN) -- Controversial whistleblower Julian Assange was "a very bright boy with a keen sense of right and wrong" when he was growing up, according to his stepfather. The young Assange grew up constantly on the move, the son of parents who were in the theater business in Australia. Brett Assange, who now lives alone in Sydney, was Julian's first real dad, raising him from the age of one and giving him his surname. In an exclusive interview with CNN affiliate Seven News, he described his stepson as a "sharp kid who always fought for the underdog." He added: "Strangely enough I always thought he would do something like this. He was always very independent. And he certainly wouldn't take no for an answer.
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Stepfather described him as a "sharp kid who always fought for the underdog"
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Assange's mother bought him his first computer when he is 13
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He became an expert hacker, keen on network security issues
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In 2006, he created WikiLeaks, which posts leaked intelligence papers

Question: Assange, the elusive public face of @placeholder, catapulted to celebrity status.

Answer: WikiLeaks


Hartlepool defender Scott Harrison wasted no time in taking advantage of a stricken referee as he used the official’s vanishing spray during the clash with Oxford United. Referee Patrick Miller tumbled to the deck during the game at the Kassam Stadium before players from both sides surrounded him to check he was alright. However, 21-year-old Harrison saw the incident as his chance to have a go with the spray himself. Team-mate Neil Austin picked up the canister after it had fallen out of the pocket of the official as he fell to the floor. Referee Patrick Miller tumbles to the deck during the game at the Kassam Stadium on Wednesday night
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Referee Patrick Miller tumbled to the deck during a League Two clash
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Hartlepool defender Scott Harrison took advantage of the incident
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He borrowed the vanishing spray to draw a line round the stricken official
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Miller was carried off on a stretcher as Hartlepool beat Oxford 2-0

Question: Hartlepool are rooted to the bottom of @placeholder, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.

Answer: League Two


Eastern European workers are set to be educated about British culture after claims they sit in a town square all day drinking alcohol. Locals in Shirebrook in Derbyshire say that the workers, who are mainly Polish and employed at retail giant Sport Direct's headquarters, openly drink in the town's market square. This has led to complaints that bottles and cans have been left littering the market place and there have also been reports of men urinating in public. The former mining town has seen a huge influx of Eastern European who work at the warehouse, owned by billionaire businessman and Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley.
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Locals in Shirebrook, Derbyshire have complained about Polish workers
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They say groups congregate in the market square drinking alcohol all day
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Claim they leave bottles and can strewn around and intimidate shoppers
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Council has appointed a liaison officer to educate them on British culture

Question: 'Drinking in public is part of the culture of the @placeholder and Lithuanians.

Answer: Polish

Answer: Polish

Question: A spokesman for Derbyshire Constabulary said: 'Anti-social behaviour, committed by members of various communities, is an ongoing problem in @placeholder.

Answer: Shirebrook

Answer: Shirebrook


Manny Pacquiao will be wearing the world's most expensive shorts when he takes the ring at the MGM Grand Garden Arena with Floyd Mayweather on May 2. The richest fight of all time, said to be worth $300m and then some to those involved, is raking in the big bucks with the money streams certainly not limited to TV rights and ticket sales. The PacMan's shorts alone will carry sponsorship logos worth a total of $2.25m (£1.5m), reports the Manila Bulletin. Manny Pacquiao, working out here with trainer Freddie Roach, will wear multi-million pound shorts When PacMan takes the ring against Floyd Mayweather his shorts will carry £1.5m in sponsorship
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Manny Pacquiao meets Floyd Mayweather on May 2 in Las Vegas
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The fight worth $300 million to both camps is boxing's richest ever
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PacMan's shorts alone will carry sponsorship worth £1.5m
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Mayweather has released a video with uncle Roger about his gloves

Question: 'So far, we have six (companies) that will have their logos on @placeholder's trunks.'

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: PacMan

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: PacMan

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: PacMan


(CNN) Donald Trump on Wednesday unveiled a list of 11 judges he would consider nominating to fill the seat of late Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, an unusual move for a presidential candidate that underscores his efforts to appeal to conservatives. The list includes: Steven Colloton of Iowa, Allison Eid of Colorado, Raymond Gruender of Missouri, Thomas Hardiman of Pennsylvania, Raymond Kethledge of Michigan, Joan Larsen of Michigan, Thomas Lee of Utah, William Pryor of Alabama, David Stras of Minnesota, Diane Sykes of Wisconsin and Don Willett of Texas. In a statement, Trump said he planned to use the list "as a guide to nominate our next United States Supreme Court Justices" and said the names are "representative of the kind of constitutional principles I value."
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Trump has said for several months he would release a list of potential Supreme Court nominees
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The announcement is the latest example of Trump's unorthodox campaign

Question: Malcolm said the list should be reassuring to those conservatives who have had doubts about @placeholder's judicial appointments.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Mississippi has again been named as the 'fattest' state in the United States in a troubling survey that found 83 million Americans are inactive. The study, by personal finance website WalletHub, ranked Louisiana as a close second, while Hawaii came out as the fittest - or leanest - of the 50 states. Nine out of the top 10 'fattest' states were in the South, with West Virginia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Arkansas, Kentucky and Alabama ranking from third place. A separate study, also released this week, put Mississippi in the top spot as well, claiming it is the tenth consecutive year the state has taken out the title.
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The top three fattest states are Mississippi, Louisiana and West Virginia
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The leanest are Hawaii, Colorado and New Jersey
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Some 83 millions are 'inactive', the WalletHub study found
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Another survey found Mississippi has been the fattest for 10 straight years

Question: That study, by CalorieLab, Inc., put Colorado as the thinnest state, not @placeholder.

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii


(CNN) Sea Port Products Corp is voluntarily recalling a batch of its scallops after at least 206 people became sick with hepatitis A, prompting an investigation by the US Food and Drug Administration  and Centers for Disease control and Prevention. The federal agencies are assisting the Hawaii Department of Health, which reported the cases on August 17. The cases are linked to raw scallops. Of those who contracted hepatitis A, 51 were hospitalized. All the cases involve adults. Hepatitis A is a liver disease that can cause severe stomach pains, dark jaundice and fatigue. If someone has a weak immune system it can also cause liver failure and death.
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The FDA and CDC are helping the Hawaii Department of Health investigate a hepatitis A outbreak
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Sea Port Products Corp voluntarily recalled the scallops that were not meant for retail sale

Question: As with any question about food safety, the @placeholder has an information line: 1-888-SAFEFOOD.

Answer: A

Answer: FDA


(CNN) -- What's in a gesture? A gesture of support for a friend, a gesture that is "anti-system," says French footballer Nicolas Anelka, who chose to celebrate his goal-scoring performance in an English Premier League game last weekend with a movement that has sparked controversy not just in the sporting world but also the political. Known as the "quenelle," it involves pointing the right arm straight down and touching that arm with the left hand. Anelka explained that Saturday's celebration was nothing more than a nod to his friend, controversial French comedian Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala, who has popularized the gesture in France.
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French footballer Nicolas Anelka has caused a storm by using the "quenelle" gesture as a goal celebration
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The gesture was created by controversial French comedian Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala
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The quenelle has been linked to rising anti-Semitism in France
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Figures from 2012 show a 59% rise in anti-Semitic attacks

Question: "Originally it was used by @placeholder in his first shows.

Answer: Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala

Answer: Dieudonne M'Bala M'Bala