(CNN) An Australian woman killed last weekend by Minneapolis police "didn't have to die," the city's police chief said Thursday. "This should not have happened," Chief Janeé Harteau said in her first public comments since Justine Ruszczyk, 40, was killed Saturday, minutes after calling police to report a possible sexual assault near her home. "On our squad cars, you will find the words: 'To protect with courage and serve with compassion.' This did not happen." Harteau couldn't address the fatal shooting in person earlier because she was away backpacking in the mountains and could not return sooner, she said. The police chief said she spoke to Ruszczyk's fiancé on Thursday morning and told him the shooting shouldn't have happened. She also pledged to strengthen the department's body camera policy, including exploring new technology that could activate officers' body cameras when their squad car lights are turned on.
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Minneapolis Police Chief: "Justine didn't have to die"
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"All we want to do is bring Justine home to Australia," Justine Ruszczyk's family says

Question: "I can hear someone out the back and I, I'm not sure if she's having sex or being raped," @placeholder said in the first call.

Answer: Justine Ruszczyk


(Mental Floss) -- The ubiquity of the "Joy of Cooking" is staggering. More than 18 million copies have sold since the Great Depression -- when a Midwestern widow named Irma Rombauer published her recipes and anecdotes in the hope of lifting America's spirits. And while the lemonade concoctions and tuna casserole recipes were delicious, the real secret of the cookbook's success isn't that it soothed stomachs; it's that it catered to hearts and minds. The artist of life Irma Rombauer's young life was uniquely charmed. She was born in 1877 to wealthy German immigrants and spent her teenage years shuttling between her hometown of St. Louis and the elegant port city of Bremen, Germany.
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"Joy of Cooking" author started writing after husband committed suicide
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Surviving the Great Depression, many recipes labeled "inexpensive and good"
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Cocktails to be served "preferably in the living room, and the sooner the better"
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75th anniversary edition includes ethnic food and stresses moderation and balance

Question: Once completed in 1931, she spent half her savings to publish the book locally in @placeholder.

Answer: St. Louis


(CNN) -- Miguel Cotto says he will beat Floyd Mayweather -- "no doubt" -- but don't expect him to dance around the gym, making it rain and running his mouth about it. It's not how he rolls. Unlike his opponent in Saturday's WBA super-welterweight title fight, Cotto doesn't resort to third-person, braggadocio-packed soliloquies when a reporter asks a question. "I'm ready and prepared for anything he can bring to me the night of May 5," Cotto said of Mayweather. Period. That's it. Cotto has trained his trunks off and all the Mayweather jawing in the world can't get into his head.
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Match will pit aggressive Miguel Cotto against fleet-footed Floyd Mayweather
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Team Cotto says boxer has "blueprint" to hand Floyd Mayweather first loss
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Former champ Roy Jones Jr. skeptical, says Cotto will have to change style
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Mayweather uncharacteristically heaping praise on Cotto before fight

Question: Jones was also concerned about some of the statements coming from @placeholder, a notorious prefight smack talker.

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather

Question: Unlike many champs before him, @placeholder never takes an opponent lightly, and "he has never shown up in less than top-notch condition."

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather


A bill banishing the Confederate flag from the grounds of the South Carolina state capitol was signed into law today by governor Nikki Haley. Surrounded by supporters of the swift move to kick out the rebel battle banner in the wake of a racist massacre in Charleston, Haley appended her signature to a bill which was passed Thursday morning. The controversial symbol will be taken down 10am Friday and moved to the South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum, just under a mile away in the city of Columbia. South Carolina legislators approved the bill at 2am Thursday morning, and Haley signed it into law around 4pm Thursday afternoon.
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Flag due for removal in 10am ceremony at state capitol in Columbia
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It is due to be taken to a museum just under a mile away
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State legislature voted to remove controversial symbol on Thursday
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Governor Nikki Haley signed new law to remove it later that day
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Passions around the flag inflamed after Charleston church massacre
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Killer Dylann Roof posed with flag and admired the Confederacy
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President Barack Obama was among those pushing for its removal

Question: The bill to remove the flag sparked emotional debate inside @placeholder's house of representatives, which eventually passed the bill 94-20.

Answer: South Carolina

Answer: South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum

Answer: South Carolina

Question: Speaking at the eulogy of a pastor who was among @placeholder's victims, he said: 'Removing the flag from this state’s capital would not be an act of political correctness.

Answer: Dylann Roof


Cam Newton is still perfect this season. Tony Romo might be out for good with the same injury that sidelined him for seven games. Newton got a big boost from a defense that returned two of Romo's three interceptions for touchdowns, and the Panthers ran their NFL-best winning streak to 15 regular-season games with a 33-14 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday. Romo injured the same left collarbone that sidelined him for all seven games of a losing streak that damaged the playoff hopes for the defending NFC East champion Cowboys (3-8). The 35-year-old with a surgically repaired back said he would have to wait for more test results before knowing if he broke the collarbone again. He was injured in Week 2 at Philadelphia and said the injury had a similar feel this time.
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Romo was sacked by linebacker Thomas Davis on the final play of the third quarter Thursday in the Cowboys' 33-14 loss to the undefeated Panthers
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Romo injured the same left collarbone that sidelined him for seven games
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Carolina returned two of Romo's three interceptions for touchdowns
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The Cowboys (3-8) lost all seven games that Romo missed with a broken left collarbone before winning in his return at Miami last week
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Post-game scans proved inconclusive and Romo will be assessed on Friday

Question: Romo went on injured reserve with a designation to return after the first injury, and the @placeholder couldn't win without him.

Answer: Dallas Cowboys

Answer: Cowboys

Answer: Cowboys

Answer: Cowboys


Tough sell? More than two thirds of Americans have said they are not interested in buying Apple's new smart watch Apple's new smartwatch may be a tough sell, with 69 percent of Americans indicating they are not interested in buying the gadget, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. However, the survey also showed limited awareness of the watch. The poll was taken after Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook rolled out the product on Monday, and only about half of respondents said they had heard news of the timepiece in the last few days. Also, in an encouraging sign for Apple, roughly 13 percent of survey respondents who did not own an iPhone said that they would consider buying one in order to buy an Apple Watch, which needs an iPhone to work fully.
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Survey also found half of respondents hadn't heard news of the gadget
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Reuters/Ipsos poll was taken after the product was rolled out on Monday
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13% who didn't have an iPhone said they would consider buying the watch
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It is the company's first new product in five years

Question: from existing @placeholder users, but its wider success is seen

Answer: iPhone

Answer: iPhone

Answer: iPhone


A prosecutor says a child who had been missing from Alabama and turned up 13 years later in Cleveland, Ohio was found in part because of red flags raised when he tried to apply for college. District Attorney Brandon Falls in Jefferson County, Alabama, told local news outlets that Julian Hernandez went to his school counselor for help when colleges kept having troubles matching his social security number to his name. Falls says the counselor then ran a search and realized Hernandez was listed as missing by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Authorities say Hernandez was 5 when his mother reported him missing. He is now 18. Falls says it's unlikely he knew he was listed as missing.
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Julian Hernandez was five when he was reported missing by his mother in Birmingham, Alabama, in August 2002
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Police suspected his father, Bobby Hernandez, who did not have custody of his son, as he had also disappeared
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Now 18, Julian discovered he was a missing person when he started applying to college and ran into issues with his social security number
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Bobby Hernandez has been arrested and faces felony charges; he was living in Cleveland, Ohio under the alias of 'Jonathan Mangina'
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Julian's mother is reportedly ecstatic to find her son, however it will be up to Julian whether he wants to be reunited since he is a legal adult

Question: Julian's mother, who was separated from @placeholder, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.

Answer: Julian Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Hernandez

Answer: Julian Hernandez

Answer: Bobby Hernandez

Answer: Bobby Hernandez


The soap star who attacked Viola Davis after she became the first African-American woman to ever win the Emmy for Lead Actress in a Drama Series at Sunday's Emmy Awards has apologized for her comments. Nancy Lee Grahn wrote on Twitter following Davis' stirring speech in which she detailed the racism and sexism that exists in the film and television industries; 'I wish I loved #ViolaDavis speech, but I thought she should have let @shondarhimes write it.' Rhimes is the creator of the show How to Get Away With Murder in which Davis stars. When one Twitter user then shared with Grahn a tweet sent out by Rhimes herself saying how much she loved Davis' speech, the actress responded by saying; 'I do 2. I think she's the bees knees but she's elite of TV performers. Brilliant as she is. She has never been discriminated against.'
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General Hospital star Nancy Lee Grahn has apologized after attacking Viola Davis on Twitter Sunday night following her historic Emmy win
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Davis became the first African-American woman to win the award for Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role on How to Get Away With Murder
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Grahn wrote that Davis had 'never been discriminated against' and that the 'Emmys not venue 4 racial opportunity'
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Many on Twitter attacked Grahn for her statements in the wake of Davis' powerful speech, which resulted in the soap star apologizing
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Even after she apologized many said her words were a clear example of 'white privilege' and 'white feminism'
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'30 yrs an advocate 4 human rights & now i'm a racist. Color me heartbroken,' wrote Grahn at the end of the night

Question: @placeholder can bring out the best & sadly tonight the worst of us.'

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter


(CNN) In President Donald Trump's book "The Art of the Deal," he writes about how important it is to know one's market, to study hard. He wrote that he likes to gather as many disparate opinions and views about a potential real estate deal as he can before making any final decisions about how it will affect a given area or neighborhood. So it was a bit surprising to hear him say in an interview Thursday night that he expects South Korea to reimburse the United States for the Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system we will soon be deploying to Seongju, a system that Trump said costs about a billion dollars.
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John Kirby: Asking South Korea to pay for an anti-missile system that is deployed by the United States and protects US assets makes absolutely no sense
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The anti-missile system's geostrategic purpose in South Korea far outweighs any cost of putting it there, he writes

Question: Wherever you decide to deploy a system like @placeholder, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.

Answer: THAAD


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that he didn't invite "Iron" Mike Tyson to speak at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, dismissing a report that he wanted the former heavyweight champ at the event. Trump tweeted, "Iron Mike Tyson was not asked to speak at the Convention though I'm sure he would do a good job if he was. The media makes everything up!" Trump was responding to a Bloomberg News report that said Trump's team was looking to line up a slate of sports figures to appear at the convention, including Tyson, ex-Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka, former Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight and NASCAR chief Brian France. The report said the figures' roles at the convention had not been finalized.
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Trump denied a report his team was looking for sports figures to speak in Cleveland
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He  has previously said he wanted to have a night for sports heroes at the convention

Question: Aziz Ansari: @placeholder's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The two have known each other for many years before Trump announced his campaign for president -- @placeholder defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "And I think it says a lot about Donald Trump's campaign and his character that he is standing up and cheering for an endorsement by @placeholder."

Answer: Mike Tyson

Answer: Mike Tyson

Answer: Tyson


The mugshots of the six young men and women  accused of kidnapping two University of Rochester athletes were released on Friday, nearly a week after they allegedly lured the two men to an apartment and held them captive for 40 hours of terror. Lydell Strickland, 26; Samantha Hughes, 19; Dennis Perez, 23; and Leah Gigliotti, 20, face charges of first-degree kidnapping while Inalia Rolldan, 19, and Ruth Lora, 19, are suspected of second-degree kidnapping. It's believed that the first four lured University of Rochester football player Ani Okeke Ewo and former football player Nicholas Kollias to a house on Harvest Street and proceeded to beat them with fists and clubs, demanding their money, credit cards and bank numbers. Kollias also suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to his leg in the ordeal.
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Lydell Strickland, 26; Samantha Hughes, 19; Dennis Perez, 23; and Leah Gigliotti, 20, face charges of first-degree kidnapping
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Inalia Rolldan, 19, and Ruth Lora, 19, are suspected of second-degree kidnapping
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The group of six were arrested in connection to the abduction of University of Rochester students  Nicholas Kollias and Ani Okeke Ewo, both 21
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The two students were abducted Saturday and rescued by a SWAT team from an off-campus residence the following night
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It's believed that the two men were beaten and terrorized for 40 hours, while their abductors demanded their financial information

Question: Rolldan and Lora reportedly guarded the abducted students, until @placeholder teams rescued the two on Sunday.

Answer: SWAT


(CNN) Colombia's Congress has approved a historic peace agreement that will lead to the disarming of rebels in the 52-year conflict. The lower house Wednesday approved the revised deal between the government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. The vote was 130-0 and came after about 11 hours of debate. The rebels have 150 days to put down their arms, according to the legislation. Last week marked the second time this year that Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC leader Rodrigo Londoño have signed a peace deal aimed at ending Latin America's longest war. In October, Colombian voters rejected the first version of the agreement in a national referendum, sending negotiators back to the table.
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Colombia's lower house of Congress unanimously approved peace accord
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Deal marks end of more than five decades of conflict, giving FARC 150 days to lay down weapons

Question: The battle between @placeholder and the country's government has been devastating.

Answer: FARC

Answer: FARC

Answer: FARC


(CNN) Ending prejudice may be as easy as turning on your television. Depending on the program, it just might change your view of the world for the better. Science has shown that exposure to certain programs can make a huge impression, especially if you've had limited exposure to a particular group in the past. This latest study presented to the Society for Personality and Social Psychology found a nationally representative sample of people who watched some episodes of a show called "Little Mosque on the Prairie" had less prejudice toward Muslims and Arabs after watching the show. This sitcom depicts life in a new mosque in small-town Canada. The characters are positive and fight over issues common in many spiritual communities: what dish to cook for a big celebration or what role women should play in the service. While the group experiences prejudice from airport security and from a radio host in the town, the characters handle the experiences with good humor and the joke is on those who are prejudiced.
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A new study found people who watched a sitcom with positive depictions of Muslims had less bias after watching the show
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When tested several weeks later, the attitudes toward Muslims improved

Question: "So many people don't know any @placeholder, and here they are introduced to their community by their TV set.

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is still Donald Trump. But a week into his dramatic transition from leading a revolt against the Republican hierarchy to becoming the presumptive Republican nominee, Trump seems caught between two versions of himself. He's the political bulldozer familiar from the primary season, remorselessly probing the weaknesses of his rivals -- both Republicans and Democrats -- in a constant cycle of confrontation. But he is also becoming a more conventional candidate as he staffs up a vice presidential search and moves from a self-funding financing model for his campaign toward traditional fundraising. Trump needs cash, but GOP donors not opening their wallets
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GOP still coming to grips with Trump as standard-bearer
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Trump is showing signs of the type of nominee he'll be

Question: But Trump's comments on a series of economic issues this week left other @placeholder horrified.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans


The Clintons are going back to the White House this spring – onstage, that is. 'Clinton the Musical,' the brainchild of two Australian brothers, makes its off-Broadway debut in April with a hysterical premise and a gentle look back at the '90s. The play celebrates the first baby-boomer president – the one who preferred briefs to boxers, played a sax on national TV, presided over an economic boom and got himself impeached. The cast of characters includes Dick Morris, Newt Gingrich, Monica Lewinsky and former Clinton special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, who sings 'A Starr Is Born' and 'Sexual Relations.' 'Clinton the Musical' stars Tom Galantich (left) as the wholesome and intelligent Bill Clinton, Duke Lafoon (right) as the sex-crazed 'Billy Clinton,' and  Kerry Butler (center) as Hillary Rodham Clinton – the only person who can see both of them
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Two men will play the 42nd president: one portraying him as wholesome and intelligent, and another as a lascivious rogue
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Only Hillary Rodham Clinton can see both
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Cast includes actors playing Clinton adviser Dick Morris, Monica Lewinsky, Newt Gingrich and Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr – who argued for the president's impeachment
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Starr sings songs titled 'A Starr Is Born' and 'Sexual Relations'
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Show opens April 9, and features a dancing press corps

Question: He faced constant scandals, capped by an affair with a @placeholder intern that made him just the second president to be impeached.

Answer: White House


Police in Oakland, California, say they have found no evidence to link murder suspect Robert Durst to the 1997 disappearance of Charlotte teenager Kristen Modafferi. Durst, the subject of HBO's documentary series The Jinx, was arrested last weekend and was charged on Monday by L.A. officials in connection with the 2000 murder of his friend Susan Berman. In the wake of Durst's arrest, Oakland police revealed that they and the FBI were looking into the possiblility that he was somehow involved in Modafferi's disappearance. Scroll down for video Police in Oakland, California, say they have found no evidence to link murder suspect Robert Durst to the 1997 disappearance of Charlotte teenager Kristen Modafferi
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Police in California say they have found no evidence to link murder suspect Robert Durst to the 1997 disappearance of  Kristen Modafferi
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Durst was rumored to be living in the area at the time of Modafferi's disappearance
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Police in Eureka, California, do however remain interested in Durst in connection with the disappearance of Karen Mitchell the same year
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Durst was arrested last weekend and was charged on Monday in connection with the 2000 murder of his friend Susan Berman

Question: At this time we do not have any evidence that indicates @placeholder was involved in her disappearance.'

Answer: Robert Durst

Answer: Durst

Answer: Durst

Answer: Robert Durst

Answer: Robert Durst

Answer: Durst

Answer: Durst


Stoke playmaker Xherdan Shaqiri has revealed that fellow players around Europe often ask him if the club would be interested in signing them up to Mark Hughes' revolution at the Potteries. Signed for a club record £12million in the summer, the player once dubbed the 'Alpine Messi' is the epitome of the change in direction taken by the club under Hughes - which includes a more attractive playing style supplemented by several former Barcelona graduates. The Switzerland international has settled in the Premier League and, despite arriving from former Serie A and European champions Inter Milan, he is convinced that he made the right decision to come to England.
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Xherdan Shaqiri signed for Stoke for a club record £12m in the summer
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Switzerland star believes more high profile players will come to the Potters
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Former Inter Milan playmaker reveals players often ask him about joining

Question: When teams come to @placeholder they are welcome to come and play but it will be difficult for them to come and take three points.'

Answer: Stoke

Answer: Stoke


It's a long road to recovery for Spanish nurse's assistant Teresa Romero Ramos. Discharged from hospital six weeks ago after beating Ebola, she faces life without her beloved dog, Excalibur, put down by Spanish authorities for fear he might harbor the deadly virus. And questions remain about how she contracted the virus while helping to care for Spanish missionaries brought back from West Africa with Ebola, and the way her own case was handled. Romero was in court Thursday to seek 150,000 euros in damages from the then-Madrid health minister she accuses of blaming her for catching the disease. He publicly apologized for the comments and later resigned.
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Teresa Romero Ramos is suing Madrid regional authorities for putting down her dog
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She is also suing the ex-regional health minister, who she says blamed her for falling ill
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"It's clear they were not ready to look after a possible case of Ebola," she says of hospital
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Romero wants to see revised protocols for health workers caring for Ebola patients

Question: "I've forgotten about everything except the death of @placeholder -- not the death itself, but the way in which this was done without finding out first whether the dog was infected," she said.

Answer: Excalibur

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder's superior court has already ruled once on the case of Excalibur -- saying that regional health officials did not act recklessly in putting him down.

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Question: Romero said she was not yet completely physically recovered from the virus -- which has killed more than 6,000 people in @placeholder -- but was slowly getting better.

Answer: West Africa


How a huge expanse of grassland with black sooty patches appeared in the middle of lush rainforests, has long baffled conservationists. While some experts have argued fires started by the indigenous Pemón people scorched areas of rainforest, others argue that the grassy landscape of the Gran Sabana appeared before humans lived there. Now researchers claim that while manmade fires shaped the landscape, the region was already becoming a savannah. The Gran Sabana is a grassy 'island' in the middle of lush rainforests measuring 4,180 square miles (10,820 square km) where Venezuela meets Guyana and Brazil. Valenti Rull led a team at the Institute of Earth Sciences Jaume Almera in Barcelona, Spain, which examined ancient pollen in lake sediments, New Scientist reported.
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Scientists from the Institute of Earth Sciences Jaume Almera in Barcelona examined ancient pollen in lake sediments in Gran Sabana
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Sediment showed area in Venezuela was changing to savannah years before people first settled in the area around 12,000 years ago
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But the savannah was expanded by fires, which may have been triggered by lightning strikes, or the Pemón people who still light thousands of fires
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Some experts believe their technique is the best way to manage and protect rainforests from rampant wildfires

Question: Dr Rodríguez interviewed a @placeholder woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.

Answer: Pemón

Answer: Pemón


Washington (CNN) We're still a long, long way from starting to even kinda, sorta think about impeachment. Exhibit A: Democratic Rep. Al Green of Texas forced a vote on the House floor to table a plan to impeach Trump on Wednesday. The vote to sideline the impeachment resolution passed with flying colors: a bipartisan 364-58 margin. And while nearly five dozen Democratic members of Congress took to the chamber's floor to cast their votes in favor of mulling impeaching Trump, more than twice as many Democrats opted to cast their ballots against the proposal. A new poll from the Public Religion Research Institute on Tuesday found that seven in 10 Democrats believe Trump ought to be impeached and removed from office. Still, only about three in 10 of House Democrats actually voted to consider impeachment on Wednesday.
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House members from more heavily Democratic districts were more likely to back considering impeachment
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Democrats voted against considering impeachment by more than a 2:1 margin on Wednesday

Question: It's not a particularly novel idea that @placeholder in potentially more vulnerable seats are less likely to get on board with an idea that, at least in this moment, is still not even near politically ripe for the party bosses.

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats


(CNN) -- The reaction to Kanye West's hijacking of the microphone from Taylor Swift during her acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards came quickly and unequivocally. Kanye West took the microphone from Taylor Swift during her speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. Celebrities and fans alike expressed their disapproval of West interrupting Swift's win for Best Female Video to tout his appreciation of nominee Beyonce. "Taylor, I'm really happy for you," West said after grabbing the microphone from a clearly stunned Swift. "I'll let you finish, but Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time! One of the best videos of all time!"
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Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift's VMA acceptance speech
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Celebs take to Twitter and blogs to express outrage
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West is well-known for shocking behavior
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VMA attendee: "Every time his name was mentioned, people booed"

Question: "I think that it was not Kanye's place to speak for @placeholder or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.

Answer: Beyonce

Answer: Beyonce

Question: "I wouldn't be surprised if @placeholder banned alcohol [at the event] next year," he said.

Answer: MTV Video Music Awards

Answer: MTV Video Music Awards

Answer: VMA

Answer: VMA


Callum Smith feels he has 'a point to prove' when he takes on Liverpool rival Rocky Fielding for the vacant British super-middleweight title. The unbeaten super-middleweights are clashing for the British title in a fight doubling up as a world title eliminator at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on November 7. Smith said: There's a lot of people with split opinions and it's not nice when people say that you are going to lose. I feel like I have got a pint to prove. 'I know I am the better fighter and I am looking forward to proving that to Rocky and his fans on the night and proving I am the best super middleweight in the city and ready to become one of the best in the world.'
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Callum Smith faces Rocky Fielding in British super-middleweight title bout
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The Liverpool rivals go head to head at the Echo Arena on November 7

Question: I know exactly how @placeholder fights, he's confident, he comes forward, and he throws good shots - head, body, uppercuts and hooks - I don't need to watch tapes of him.

Answer: Callum Smith

Answer: Callum Smith


Things are not what they used to be at Real Madrid. Arrigo Sacchi once asked Florentino Perez what the team would look like if the president picked the XI and he scrawled a 4-4-2 down on a piece of paper with Zinedine Zidane at centre back – it was the only way to fit all the attacking players in. Jose Mourinho brought a large dose of defensive pragmatism when he arrived in 2010 and Rafa Benitez now gets away with all but admitting that in the recent Madrid derby Real looked to defend their 1-0 lead in the second half only to concede and draw the game. In the old Real Madrid team – the one with Zidane in its midfield - the phrase 'defend a lead' was never heard.
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Real Madrid host Barcelona in El Clasico at the Bernabeu on Saturday
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Rafa Benitez will take charge of Real against their rivals for the first time
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Pressure is mounting on the Spaniard, whose short reign has been divisive
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Former Liverpool manager's defensive mindset is at odds with club's style

Question: A defeat on Saturday in an uninspiring display and the first murmurs of discontent will be far more audible than the 400 or so expected travelling @placeholder supporters.

Answer: Barcelona


Joe Root admitted pitches like the one in Grenada make it easier to make centuries and harder to win games, as West Indies batted themselves into a position of relative comfort on day four of the second Test. Regardless of the state of the wicket, Root was in superb touch on his way to 182 not out in the morning session, his second highest score and the fourth of his six hundreds to pass the 150 mark. But for the second match in a row England's hopes of pushing for victory were railroaded by a dead pitch that was arguably better for run-making than on day one.
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Joe Root scored 182* but criticises lifeless pitch in Grenada
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England struggled to take wickets on fourth day, as draw looks likely
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Root admits England 'need a very good first hour' to force a result

Question: Speaking after the match, @placeholder lifted the lid on the tourists' frustrations.

Answer: Joe Root

Answer: Root

Answer: Joe Root

Answer: Root


It was known as one of the grandest, most enchanting country parks in England, but now it could be at the centre of an unedifying legal tussle involving members of one of Britain’s most prominent and colourful landowning families. The Rushmore Estate, which has been in the Pitt-Rivers family for generations and counts film director Guy Ritchie as a neighbour, was once described by novelist Thomas Hardy as ‘quite the prettiest sight I ever saw in my life’. Last week its current owner, the flamboyant William Gronow-Davis, died and now the future of the estate’s 7,500 acres in Dorset – estimated to be worth more than £50million – hangs in the balance.
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Rushmore Estate's owner William Gronow-Davis passed away last week
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The future of the estate's 7,500 in Dorset now hangs in the balance
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There is speculation it might be divided among 23 family members
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Potential buyers include  William Fox-Pitt and Martha Lane Fox

Question: One doing the rounds is that William Fox-@placeholder is going to take charge.

Answer: Pitt

Answer: Pitt


A sorority housekeeper at the University of Southern California was left screaming with joy after her 'girls' gifted her $21,000 to buy herself the brand new car she was saving up for. Fannie Randle, who has worked at the USC sorority Gamma Phi Beta for 24 years, was driving to work every day in an old car that was held together with duct tape - inspiring USC senior and former Gamma Phi Beta president Alicia Jewell to show her gratitude for the housekeeper with one last gift before graduation in May. 'Her car, currently, it just shouldn't have to be like that,' Miss Jewell told ATVN. 'So I was just like, "You know what, she has so many alumni and so many girls that love her so let's just get her a car."'
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The University of Southern California students wanted to help housekeeper Fannie Randle purchase a new car
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USC senior and former Gamma Phi Beta president Alicia Jewell called on her sorority sisters and alumni to raise the necessary funds
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Ms Randle has been driving around in an old duct-taped car

Question: 'They mean everything to me,' Ms @placeholder told the news station.

Answer: Fannie Randle

Answer: Fannie Randle

Answer: Randle


Herman Cain, who had his 15 minutes of political fame back in 2012, is coming out of the woodwork to spread the word about Donald Trump. Cain, the one-time GOP frontrunner and former Godfather's Pizza CEO, will speak at Trump's rally tonight in Georgia. Audiences can expect to hear Cain bash Jeb Bush – as Bush has used Cain's climb in the polls and subsequent flame-out as a lesson to voters for why they shouldn't count the low-polling former Florida governor out. Bush likes to remind audiences that Cain topped the polls four years ago, but was out of the race before Christmas.
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Herman Cain said Donald Trump asked him to appear at a campaign rally and he accepted
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Cain and Trump have a common enemy in Jeb Bush
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Cain doesn't like that Bush talks about Cain's failed presidential bid as a way to convince voters that Bush is still a viable candidate
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Bush has suggested that Trump and Ben Carson's poll numbers are overrated because Cain had been leading the polls four years ago
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For more of the latest on Donald Trump visit www.dailymail.co.uk/trump

Question: Cain mocked the fact that @placeholder came from a political dynasty and yet couldn't get any traction.

Answer: Jeb Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Jeb Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Question: 'A guy with his name, his money and the team behind him should be one of the top-tier contenders, and he should certainly not be letting Donald Trump wipe the floor with him if Trump is as unserious and unqualified as @placeholder would have you believe,' Cain continued.

Answer: Jeb Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Jeb Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Question: It's clear that, this time around, @placeholder thinks that's him.

Answer: Jeb Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Jeb Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush


(CNN) Australia's deputy prime minister -- who once threatened to euthanize dogs belonging to Johnny Depp and Amber Heard -- has mocked the actors' videotaped apology for failing to declare the Yorkshire terriers when entering the country last year. Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce told Australian public broadcaster ABC that Depp "looked like he was auditioning for the Godfather" in the somber apology video, but said he did not "think he'll get an Academy Award for his performance." He doubled down on his criticism in an interview with CNN affiliate Channel 7's "Sunrise" program, advising the Academy Award-nominated actor to "do it again" with "a little gusto."
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Australia's deputy PM Barnaby Joyce advises Depp to reshoot apology video with "a little gusto"
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Depp and wife Amber Heard brought pet dogs into Australia without properly declaring them
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Joyce warned them at the time they had 72 hours to remove the dogs before the pets were destroyed

Question: The illegal import of animals carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a fine of 102,000 Australian dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 @placeholder dollars ($7,500).

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


Hyperloop is a 'cross between a Concorde, a railgun and air hockey table', That's the description Elon Musk gave of what he believes will be the 'fifth mode' of transportation. So far, very little has been revealed about how such a revolutionary system would work. Now a new project has revealed its vision of a Hyperloop system – and it suggests the technology could even replace subways in major cities. The Hyperloop is a proposed method of travel that would transport people at 745mph (1,200km/h) between distant locations. Elon Musk claims it could take passengers the 380 miles (610km) from LA to San Francisco in 30 minutes - half the time it takes a plane.
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Hyperloop could take people from LA to San Francisco in 30 minutes
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It was unveiled by SpaceX and Tesla chief executive Elon Musk in 2013
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Proposed route travels California's high-speed rail network via Las Vegas
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New project looked at possible routes, station design and capsule design

Question: HTT is a research company using crowd collaboration to bring @placeholder's vision to life.

Answer: Elon Musk


(CNN) Tiger Woods can add President-elect Donald Trump to his power list of golf partners. Former world number one Woods played 18 holes with the current White House incumbent Barack Obama back in 2013 and repeated the exercise with Trump in Florida Friday. Few details of the latest round have been released, but pictures emerged on social media of Woods, sporting a goatee beard, and Trump on the course owned by the tycoon in Palm Beach. Stephanie Grisham, a press spokesperson for Trump's transition team, confirmed that Woods and Trump played in a foursome before he went to the West Palm Beach Hilton for meetings with "high-level staffers" -- news agency AFP reported.
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Trump and Tiger Woods play round of golf
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Pictures of round emerge on social media
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Trump owns several prestigious courses

Question: It received the backing of the Scottish government, but @placeholder fell out with its administration over plans to build an offshore wind farm within sight of the new course.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A transgender woman killed herself after being taunted in the street for being different, an inquest heard. Mikki Nicholson, who was a national Scrabble champion, stepped in front of a train, on November 7 last year after suffering daily verbal abuse in Carlisle, Cumbria. The 36-year-old had planned a move to Newcastle, where she had hoped people would be more accepting. But she changed her mind months before her death after being told she risked homelessness if she left her social housing. Mikki Nicholson, who was a national Scrabble champion, stepped in front of a train, on November 7 last year after suffering daily verbal abuse in Carlisle, Cumbria. Above, Ms Nicholson preparing for a game in 2009
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Mikki Nicholson, 36, suffered daily verbal abuse on the streets of Carlisle
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She planned move to Newcastle, where she hoped she would be accepted
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But was told she would risk homelessness if she left her social housing
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The former Scrabble champion stepped in front of a train last November
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For confidential support on suicide matters in the UK, call the Samaritans on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or click here

Question: He said: 'Mikki described @placeholder as being hostile to people who are different.

Answer: Carlisle

Answer: Carlisle

Answer: Carlisle

Question: 'She had a negative view of @placeholder based on past experience.

Answer: Carlisle

Answer: Carlisle

Answer: Carlisle


(CNN) One feature that sets ISIS apart from al Qaeda more than anything else is that they have declared war on fellow Muslims. That is what the group is primarily about, and herein lies the secret to its downfall. Its ideology and appeal can only be discredited by the very people it claims to represent. Opinion: Medina bombing is an assault on Islam itself This fact was in plain display during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Last month, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, the spokesman of ISIS, called on sympathizers to turn Ramadan into a month of calamity. He specified sympathizers in Europe and the United States.
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Nothing is out of bounds for ISIS, including the holiest of Islam's sites during Islam's holiest days, writes Hassan Hassan
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For ISIS, allegiance is what determines a person's  chance to live, he says

Question: In @placeholder traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.

Answer: Islam

Answer: Islamic

Answer: Islam

Answer: Islam


Rangers skipper Lee Wallace insists no-one in the Ibrox camp is keeping an eye on Hibernian - despite the Easter Road men pulling level on points at the top of the Ladbrokes Championship. Gers were held to a 1-1 draw by Livingston as they were frustrated despite bossing the possession stats. Hibs' 1-0 win at Alloa means they now join Mark Warburton's troops on 37 points, although the Light Blues remain top on goal difference and still have a game in hand. But there is no doubt the Leith troops - unbeaten in 15 games - are turning up the heat on Rangers after ending their 100 per cent start to the league campaign in Edinburgh earlier this month.
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Rangers were held to a 1-1 draw by Livingston  in Scottish Championship
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Hibernian defeated Alloa 1-0 to draw level on points at top the table
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Gers captain Lee Wallace insists his side are not worried by Hibs challenge

Question: However, @placeholder played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.

Answer: Lee Wallace


A man who lost his iPhone ended up finding it on the other side of the world and striking up a friendship with its new 'owner.' Matt Stopera misplaced his cellphone in New York City and the only clue that gave a whereabouts to its located was when some unusual photos of orange trees and fireworks started appearing on his Photostream. Mr Stopera said he asked himself, 'Who is this man, and why are his pictures showing up in my phone?' Instant connection: Months after Stopera lost his iPhone in New York City. It ended up in the ends of Li Hongjun in southeastern China. He received the phone as a gift. The pair eventually decided to meet up!
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Matt Stopera's iPhone was stolen in a New York bar
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Eventually he started seeing pictures on his new phone of a guy posing with an orange tree
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After writing about it online, netizens in China managed to track him down
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'Brother Orange' then invited him to the country and the two met up

Question: There was so much interest in the 'lost-phone-found-friend' tale that it generated more than 75 million clicks and before long, Mr @placeholder incited Mr Stopera to come at visit.

Answer: Li Hongjun


Washington  (CNN) Vice President Joe Biden has not endorsed a candidate in the 2016 race, but he recently praised Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders for thinking big when it comes to how to lead the country. "I like the idea of saying, 'We can do much more,' because we can," Biden told The New York Times in an interview published Thursday. Sanders' critics -- most notably surrogates for his primary opponent Hillary Clinton and the candidate, herself -- often question how realistic his proposals are, but Biden dismissed that concern. "I don't think any Democrat's ever won saying, 'We can't think that big — we ought to really downsize here because it's not realistic,'" Biden said. "C'mon man, this is the Democratic Party! I'm not part of the party that says, 'Well, we can't do it.'"
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Joe Biden praised Bernie Sanders for aiming high even if it doesn't work out
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"I like the idea of saying, 'We can do much more,' because we can," Biden says of Sanders

Question: And I plan on staying deeply involved," @placeholder said in January.

Answer: Joe Biden

Answer: Biden

Answer: Biden

Answer: Biden

Answer: Joe Biden

Answer: Biden


(CNN) -- On July 13, 2013, a Florida jury found George Zimmerman not guilty in the death of Trayvon Martin. The former neighborhood watchman never denied fatally shooting the unarmed teen, but he said he did so because he feared for his life. The intensely watched murder trial inspired passionate debate about race relations in America, gun laws, profiling and self-defense, and a good deal more. Here's where some of the key players are one year after the verdict. George Zimmerman Zimmerman has popped up a few times post-verdict. Just days after his acquittal, he helped rescue of a family of four from an overturned SUV. His wife, Shellie, filed for divorce in September, citing irreconcilable differences -- and in November, Zimmerman was arrested and charged with felony aggravated assault for a domestic dispute with his girlfriend. Prosecutors dropped the case in December after Zimmerman's girlfriend recanted part of her story.
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Zimmerman found not guilty in death of Travyon Martin on July 13, 2013
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Since then, Zimmerman has turned to painting to express himself
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Martin's parents speak to groups about preventing ethnic profiling
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Jurors have largely stayed out of the spotlight

Question: To date, little is known about the mainly faceless jurors who deliberated for more than 16 hours before rendering @placeholder's fate.

Answer: George Zimmerman

Answer: George Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman

Answer: Zimmerman


(CNN) Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid ripped into Donald Trump on Thursday, calling the Republican presidential nominee a "spoiled brat," "a con artist" and a "human leech who will bleed the country." Reid made the remarks on the Senate floor, where he cited a recent cover story in Newsweek that raised questions about a potential Trump presidency based on his international business ties. The story, written by Kurt Eichenwald, said Trump would be the "most conflicted president in American history" if elected, as "almost every foreign policy decision he makes will raise serious conflicts of interest and ethical quagmires." Reid began his remarks by expressing concern "about the integrity and the security of democracy in America."
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Harry Reid cited a Newsweek story in critiquing Donald Trump's business connections
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The Senate minority leader said he was concerned "about the integrity and the security of democracy in America"

Question: How could he understand working people, because he's only out for @placeholder."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


It could be football's greatest ever dynasty – Zinedine Zidane as Real Madrid's head coach and his four sons out on the pitch in the famous white shirts playing for him. It sounds far-fetched, but then so does the idea that Zidane could be Real's B-team coach and that his offspring would be at various levels of the club's youth system – which is already a reality. Sportsmail looks at the chances of things going to the next level. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch Theo prove he's a chip off the old block Zinedine Zidane is currently Real Madrid's B-team coach and could replace Carlo Ancelotti at the Bernabeu
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Zinedine Zidane is currently the Real Madrid B-team (Castilla) coach
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Florentino Perez wants former star to be manager at Real in the future
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Zidane has four sons - Enzo, Luca, Theo and Elyaz all playing at the club
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Enzo is a No 10 like his father while Luca is an impressive goalkeeper
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It could be football's greatest ever dynasty if all four make it in the game
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Real Madrid news

Question: But by then @placeholder may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.

Answer: Carlo Ancelotti


Los Angeles (CNN) Macy Gray is known for her edgy, enigmatic voice and her soulful music about love and life, but in her 10th studio release, which will be out this summer, the Grammy-winning singer is getting political in a way she hasn't before. "For me, being a black female, that puts me right in the thick of all the racism that's going on and all the misogyny," the R&B singer told CNN. Fans got a taste of what's to come when Gray released "White Man" in February -- an anthem about racism in America. The video features a tense yet harmonious dance between a black woman and a white woman that represents both the deep divisions and the unity that characterize race relations in America.
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Macy Gray's latest single "White Man" tackles racism in America
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"(Trump's) an old, white dude from New York ... he says what he thinks," Gray said

Question: Gray: "My biggest problem with (@placeholder) is he's an amateur.

Answer: Trump

Question: We have a leadership that has no experience and that's wild to me ... that's my biggest problem with Mr. @placeholder.

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is still Donald Trump. But a week into his dramatic transition from leading a revolt against the Republican hierarchy to becoming the presumptive Republican nominee, Trump seems caught between two versions of himself. He's the political bulldozer familiar from the primary season, remorselessly probing the weaknesses of his rivals -- both Republicans and Democrats -- in a constant cycle of confrontation. But he is also becoming a more conventional candidate as he staffs up a vice presidential search and moves from a self-funding financing model for his campaign toward traditional fundraising. Trump needs cash, but GOP donors not opening their wallets
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GOP still coming to grips with Trump as standard-bearer
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Trump is showing signs of the type of nominee he'll be

Question: And at the risk of alienating supporters who embraced his vows to self-fund his primary campaign, Trump has started the process of courting big @placeholder donors.

Answer: GOP

Answer: GOP


A Tory MP has spoken movingly of the moment his baby son was stillborn as he issued an emotional plea for the NHS to provide better care for grieving parents. Will Quince said every hospital should have dedicated rooms for bereaved families, away from the sounds of other 'jubilant' couples and their crying newborns. Half of the maternity units in England do not have a dedicated room for mothers whose baby has died. Mr Quince, the MP for Colchester, used a debate on bereavement care in maternity units to describe his own experience of losing his son. He and his wife Elinor, 33, have a three-year-old daughter, Catherine, and Mrs Quince is expecting another child in January next year.
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Colchester MP speaks movingly of the moment his baby son was stillborn
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Calls for every hospital to have dedicated rooms for bereaved families
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Grieving parents should not have to hear other crying babies on a ward

Question: The @placeholder MP relayed experiences from a BMJ Open report about infant death, including a woman whose baby was taken from her an hour after death and another told by a doctor 'we are very busy ... and with due respect your baby is dead already'.

Answer: Colchester

Answer: Colchester


Washington (CNN) The U.S. government thinks Jakiw Palij was a guard at a Nazi concentration camp, but the 92-year-old is quietly living out his last years not in prison -- confined by old age to a second-story apartment in a modest red-brick duplex in one of the most diverse sections of New York City. Jackson Heights, Queens is an evolving, largely immigrant neighborhood a short 20 minute subway ride to midtown Manhattan. Palij's life there represents the closing of an era: the only remaining active case from the Nazi era pursued by the Justice Department's Office of Human Rights and Special Prosecutions.
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The subject of the last open U.S. Nazi war crimes investigation is living in Queens
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Eli Rosenbaum, the U.S. Nazi hunter, wants him deported

Question: The former @placeholder guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazi

Question: But Rosenbaum is resolute that pursuing every last @placeholder is the least owed to the victims of the Holocaust.

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazi

Answer: Nazi


(CNN) At least two hospitals in Northern California evacuated patients as deadly wildfires spread across at least 57,000 acres, destroying 1,500 structures, officials said Monday. Roughly 130 patients were evacuated from Kaiser Permanente's Santa Rosa medical center on Monday morning. They were transported to Kaiser Permanente's San Rafael center and other local hospitals and evacuation sites, according to a statement by the health system. Another 70 patients were evacuated from Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital to other area hospitals by 8:45 a.m. Monday, according to a statement from Sutter Health. "The hospital has no known structural damage, but remains closed at this time," the statement said.
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Two hospitals have evacuated patients as wildfires spread across Northern California
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Wildfires have hit at least 57,000 acres, destroying hundreds of structures

Question: What caused the simultaneous fires is unknown, according to @placeholder Fire Chief Barry Biermann.

Answer: Northern California


Former porn star Bree Olson says ex-lover Charlie Sheen must 'face the consequences' for exposing her and so many others to the potentially deadly HIV virus. Sheen, 50, claimed he was diagnosed with the virus four years ago in a TV interview last week but former lover Olson believes he knew about it when they lived together in 2011 - yet never told her. Now she has accused him of 'putting a loaded gun to my head' by exposing her to the disease, and said doing so without telling someone is a crime in the US so he should be brought to justice.
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Sheen, 50, admitted last week he was diagnosed with HIV four years ago
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Former girlfriend star Bree Olson says he never told her about it
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She and another girl lived with him in 2011 and said they had sex every day
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Exposing others to HIV is a crime in America and she says he must 'face consequences'

Question: It is also a misdemeanor to willfully expose someone to @placeholder, though that carries a prison sentence of just a few months.

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Question: An insider claimed: 'Sheen waited over four months to inform Scottine that he was @placeholder positive.

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV


A Fox News host has claimed Australians have 'no freedom', during a live discussion about gun control in America. During a Fox and Friends broadcast, co-host Clayton Morris pointed out Australia's low gun violence while discussing the October 1 Oregon college shooting in which a 26-year-old Chris Harper-Mercer killed nine people and then himself. His comment prompted fellow presenter Tucker Carlson's outburst. 'They also have no freedom. You can go to prison for expressing unpopular views in Australia and people do... no one ever says that,' Carlson said. Mr Carlson's comments followed a suggestion by Mr Morris that Australia's gun control laws were used as an argument for gun control in the United States.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson claimed Australians have 'no freedom'
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He made the claims while discussing gun control
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Australian gun laws were used as a comparison to those in America
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Western Europeans and Canadians also had 'no freedom', he said

Question: During the show, Mr @placeholder also used a bizarre analogy to justify people having guns.

Answer: Tucker Carlson

Answer: Carlson

Answer: Carlson

Answer: Tucker Carlson


A passenger on board a Jet Airways flight opened the emergency exit and leapt onto the tarmac in a worrying security breach at Mumbai Airport in India. Jet Airways' Chandigarh to Mumbai flight 9W469 had landed around five minutes earlier before a man, who has been named locally as Akash Jain, sprang into action. He is reported to have opened the emergency exit in the middle of the plane, and jumped 15 feet down onto the tarmac. Scroll down for video Shortly after landing a Jet Airways passenger was reported to have opened the emergency exit and then made his way to the terminal and out of Mumbai Airport (file photo)
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In around 10 minutes, man had jumped out of plane and left the airport
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After landing on the tarmac, 30-year-old, who has been named locally as Akash Jain, was given directions to terminal
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Airport bosses said to be angry with how the security breach was reported

Question: Mid-day have reported that @placeholder jumped off the plane at around 3.05pm, and by 3.16pm he was caught on CCTV leaving the airport.

Answer: Akash Jain

Answer: Akash Jain


The taxman has been given sweeping new powers to raid bank accounts and cash Isas to recover debts in a matter of weeks. Small print in the Budget papers shows the Chancellor gave the green light to invasive enforcement powers for HM Revenue & Customs officials. Anybody who refuses to pay money owed to the Revenue can now have the cash seized directly from their accounts. It is estimated 17,000 a year could be targeted, owing an average £6,000. The move is part of a major Government crackdown on tax evasion, first proposed by the Chancellor last year. The initial announcement outraged accountants and civil liberties campaigners who feared the new rules gave HMRC too much power.
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George Osborne gave green light to invasive enforcement powers for HM Revenue & Customs officials
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It is estimated 17,000 a year could be targeted, owing an average £6,000
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Part of major Government crackdown on tax evasion proposed last year
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HMRC will ensure that those targeted will always have at least £5,000 left after any raid on their accounts

Question: ‘@placeholder has a terrible reputation for its service and not being able to get it right.

Answer: HM Revenue & Customs

Answer: HMRC

Answer: HM Revenue & Customs

Answer: HMRC


(CNN) The man who killed more than 20 people at a small Texas church escaped from a mental health facility five years ago after sneaking guns onto an Air Force base and making threats against commanders, according to a police report. Devin Patrick Kelley's June 2012 escape from Peak Behavioral Health Systems in New Mexico occurred months after he was accused of abusing his ex-wife and her child, according to an El Paso Police Department report obtained by CNN affiliate KVIA on Tuesday. Kelley was picked up after the Santa Teresa, New Mexico, facility listed him as missing. The documents said officers had been warned that Kelley was a danger to himself and others and that he had sneaked firearms onto Holloman Air Force Base, where he had reportedly threatened his commanders.
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Devin Patrick Kelley escaped New Mexico behavioral health center in 2012, police documents show
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The gunman had been obsessed with a domestic dispute, officials say

Question: As investigators try to piece together a picture of Kelley, more clues have emerged in the deadliest shooting in modern @placeholder history.

Answer: Texas


A two-year-old polar bear named Pixel has arrived at a wildlife park in Yorkshire to join England's only other polar bear. Victor, a 16-year-old, half-tonne bear who has lived at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster since August has now been joined by younger male Pixel. The park said Pixel is 14 years younger and a third of the size of his new compound-mate. Pixel (pictured) a two-year-old polar bear from a zoo just outside Eindhoven in the Netherlands has arrived at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster, where he joins resident 16-year-old polar bear Victor On Monday, Pixel was transported in a specialist lorry to Rotterdam for the overnight ferry trip to Hull
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Two-year-old Pixel the polar bear has arrived at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park
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He has come from a zoo just outside Eindhoven in the Netherlands
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Joins England's only other polar bear Victor, 16, who weighs half a tonne
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Little Pixel is just a third of the size of his new compound mate

Question: Once Pixel is settled the park plans to introduce him to @placeholder as soon as possible

Answer: Victor

Answer: Victor

Answer: Victor


An adorably informal happy family portrait, it is the perfect choice to adorn the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Christmas card. And it is sure to delight all those lucky enough to receive one. But for many older relatives it will also be a trip down memory lane. For while two-and-a-half-year-old George looks just like his father at that age, Charlotte is the spitting image of her mother as a baby. The informal family portrait was taken by photographer Chris Jelf – described as a ‘friend of a friend’ – in the couple’s private garden at Kensington Palace in October.
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Kate and Wills have informal family portrait done at Kensington Palace
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Image shows striking similarities with Charlotte and Kate as a one-year-old
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Originally private photo shoot ends up producing pose for greeting card
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See more of the latest news on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

Question: It can be seen on the grass next to another sign that the children needed a little persuasion to keep them happy and still – @placeholder’s red toy train.

Answer: George


A man  who fled to South Africa in the hope of a better life has been brutally murdered by a mob who are believed to have attacked him purely because he came from Mozambique. Shocking images capture the moment the armed gang surround Emmanuel Sithole and repeatedly stab him with knives and bludgeon him with a wrench in Alexandra township near Johannesburg. In a chilling twist the victim was left bleeding to death in a gutter because a medical centre just 300 feet away was closed for the day because the doctor who worked there was also a foreigner and feared becoming a victim of a xenophobic attack himself.
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Emmanuel Sithole was attacked by a mob who repeatedly stabbed him and beat him using a metal wrench
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South African gang carried out the sickening murder because Mr Sithole was born in neighbouring Mozambique
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Killing took place in Alexandra township near Johannesburg after a night of xenophobic looting and attacks
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Locals blame migrants from elsewhere in Africa for a lack of jobs - with neighbours turning on one another
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In a chilling twist Mr Sithole did not receive treatment at nearby medical centre because foreign-born duty doctor failed to turn up for work as he feared being attacked
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Question: @placeholder has one of the biggest economies in Africa and it is unclear whether any boycott would have a significant impact.

Answer: South Africa

Answer: South African

Answer: Africa


Hillary Rodham Clinton says she didn't know Donald Trump very well when she attended his 2005 wedding but thought the event would be 'fun' and 'entertaining.' She adds: 'Now that he's running for president, it's a little more troubling.' Clinton says there is little difference between Trump and his Republican rivals on women's issues. Speaking publicly for the first time since the Republican debate, Clinton on Monday said Trump's comments about Megyn Kelly should not overshadow the rest of the GOP field's policies dealing with women. 'They brag about slashing women's health care funding,' Clinton told reporters while campaigning in New Hampshire. 'They say they would force women who have been raped to carry their rapist's child, and we don't hear any of them supporting raising the minimum wage, paid leave for new parents, access to quality child care, equal pay for women or anything else that will help to give women a chance to get ahead.'
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Speaking publicly for the first time since the Republican debate, Clinton hit out on Monday said Trump's sexist comments about Megyn Kelly
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Clinton also said the comments should not overshadow the rest of the GOP field's policies dealing with women
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'They say they would force women who have been raped to carry their rapist's child,' Clinton said after a New Hampshire campaign stop

Question: The statement, which carries her signature and was signed under penalty of perjury, echoes past public statements that @placeholder has made in the last few months regarding her private email account.

Answer: Hillary Rodham Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


When David Ospina dropped Kostas Fortounis' corner into his own net, the fifth official was quick to make the correct call - showing how useful they can be. On the other hand, Chelsea were unlucky not to be awarded a penalty during the dying embers of the Champions League clash as Diego Costa flicked the ball up in an attempt to go past Ivan Marcano - only for the Spanish defender to stop the ball with his arm - which the fifth official missed. Here, Sportsmail's Graham Poll gives his views on the two major talking points and why he thinks video replays should be considered.
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Fifth official correctly spotted David Ospina drop Kostas Fortounis' corner into his own net - without the need for goal-line technology
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Michel Platini prefers using the fifth official compared to technology
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But officials missed a blatant penalty during Chelsea's loss to Porto
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Ivan Marcano handled a Diego Costa flick  in the dying moments
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READ HERE: Arsenal suffer disappointing loss to Olympiacos
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READ HERE: Jose Mourinho suffers defeat in return to Porto

Question: The official awarded @placeholder their second goal when Ospina spilled the ball from a corner and replays confirmed that the ball had crossed the line.

Answer: Olympiacos


MSNBC has cut back its coverage of the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina to avert awkward references to outlandish claims Brian Williams made about his time in New Orleans, it is reported. Williams, 56, asserted in a 2006 interview that he had seen a 'face-down' dead body float past his hotel window in the Louisiana city's French Quarter in the aftermath of Katrina in September 2005. His claims were rubbished earlier this year by Myra DeGersdorff, manager of the Ritz-Carlton, who said the area saw only 'inches' of flooding and Williams must have 'misremembered' the incident. Now, MSNBC - which is taking on the journalist as a breaking news anchor from NBC Nightly News - has deliberately chosen to scale back its reporting on the Katrina anniversary, Page Six reports.
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Brian Williams, 56, claimed in 2006 interview that he had seen dead body float past his hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the aftermath of Katrina
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Hotel manager rubbish his assertion, saying the news anchor must have 'misremembered' incident because area saw only 'inches' of floodwater
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Williams also accused of lying about his hotel being'overrun with gangs'
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Now, MSNBC - which is taking on journalist as a breaking news anchor  - has chosen to scale back coverage of Katrina anniversary, it is reported
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It has apparently decided not to send any main anchors to New Orleans - and has even pushed back start date of Williams's job to mid-September
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Decisions 'made in bid to avert awkward references to Williams scandal'
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Comes as President Barack Obama has marked Katrina anniversary by meeting residents who continue to rebuild  lives  following 2005 hurricane

Question: An insider told @placeholder: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.

Answer: Page Six


(CNN) South Korean President Park Geun-hye will be investigated "as a suspect" in a growing political corruption scandal, prosecutors said on Sunday, as three people with ties to Park were officially indicted. But whatever their findings, Park will not be charged due to a law that makes the president immune from prosecution. South Korean prosecutors announced Sunday there was enough evidence charge Choi Soon-sil, a friend of the president, and former aides An Chong-bum and Chung Ho-sung. Lee Young-ryol, the prosecutor who led the corruption probe, said Choi and An are being charged with abuse of power, fraud and coercion. Chung faces charges related to leaking classified documents to Choi through email, phone and fax.
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President Park will be the first sitting South Korean leader to be investigated
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A confidante and two former aides of Park's face corruption charges

Question: @placeholder has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.

Answer: Park Geun

Answer: Park

Answer: Park

Answer: Park

Answer: Park


FOB Tillman, Afghanistan (CNN) -- U.S. troops have fired into Pakistani territory at least four times in the last 10 months in cross-border skirmishes that they say are in response to shelling from inside Pakistan, CNN has learned. The revelation is likely to stoke already tense relations between Pakistan and the United States, which hit a new low after a NATO airstrike last year killed 24 Pakistani soldiers along the volatile border. While the Taliban and Haqqani network, an Afghan militant group operating from Pakistan's Waziristan province, are generally believed responsible for cross-border attacks against troops, an Afghan army commander says Pakistani soldiers opened fire on him and his men as recently as April 14.
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An Afghan commander accuses Pakistani soldiers of firing across the border
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Pakistani military spokesman confirms U.S. troops have fired across border
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NATO says a base near the border has fired into Pakistan four times since June
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A U.S. official says they try to liaise with Pakistani military forces first

Question: The outpost is one of a handful along the @placeholder-Pakistan border, and the captain's admission may indicate more cross-border violence than previously publicized.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan


Washington (CNN) Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin "must have fallen out of bed" Thursday morning after seeing tweets from President Donald Trump accusing Democrats of trying to block health benefits for coal miners. "Tell Chuck I was already up," Manchin quipped to reporters, responding to the comment. "I might have cut myself while I was shaving, but I was already up." Manchin charts own path in Trump-era West Virginia Health benefits for about 22,000 retired coal miners are to set to expire this weekend. Lawmakers are working on an agreement to extend the benefits in the spending bill that's currently being debated in Congress, but has yet to pass ahead of its Friday deadline.
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Health benefits for about 22,000 retired coal miners are to set to expire this weekend
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Lawmakers are working on an agreement to extend the benefits in the spending bill

Question: Asked about the President's tweets, @placeholder expressed surprise that Trump would single out the miners' benefits and called it a "weak" strategy.

Answer: Chuck Schumer


Social media experts say they have found a shocking connection between online traffic in downtown Baltimore on Monday and activity recorded during last year's violent protests in Ferguson, Missouri. A leading data mining firm, which has asked to remain anonymous because of its government work, claims that between 20 and 50 social media accounts active in Baltimore on Monday were also used some 825 miles away in Ferguson during the peak of last summer's violence following the death of Michael Brown. The firm said the link suggests the presence of 'professional protesters' or anarchists who are in Baltimore and are looking to take advantage of Freddie Gray's death to incite more violence.
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Data mining firm has found between 20 and 50 social media accounts active in Baltimore on Monday were also used in Ferguson last summer
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Link suggests the presence of 'professional protesters' or anarchists who looking to take advantage of Freddie Gray's death to incite more violence
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One account  tweeted photos of Gray's funeral and used language anticipating Monday's violent clashes
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A 10 p.m.- 5 a.m. curfew has been imposed by the mayor of Baltimore

Question: According to his attorney, @placeholder died a week later in hospital from a spinal cord injury he received in police custody.

Answer: Freddie Gray

Answer: Freddie Gray

Answer: Gray


Lionel Messi is unattainable for most football clubs in the world, according to Barcelona sporting director Ariedo Braida. If he wasn't expensive enough through goals alone, news of his marketability will perhaps scare away any more potential suitors as Barcelona bosses further hailed their star man. '[Messi] is a very strong player and is the icon of world football,' Braida told Radio Anch'io Sport. 'He sells lots of shirts around the world, it's extraordinary. Lionel Messi is unattainable to most football clubs in the world, according to the Barcelona sporting director There were rumours of Messi falling out with coach Luis Enrique (pictured), but they have been put to bed
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The pulling power of Lionel Messi has been hailed by a Barcelona chief
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Ariedo Braida says the Argentinian's marketability is 'extraordinary'
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Braida thinks that Messi is unattainable for most clubs around the world
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He revealed that the Barcelona president refers to Messi as an 'alien'
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Question: Ariedo Braida (pictured) says that it would be a mistake for @placeholder to change teams

Answer: Lionel Messi

Answer: Messi

Answer: Lionel Messi

Answer: Messi

Answer: Lionel Messi

Answer: Messi

Answer: Messi


(CNN) A new "Special Relationship" between Britain and the US has emerged: the relationship between Donald Trump and Nigel Farage. Both men have turned voter disaffection into electoral triumph. Farage did so in the now infamous Brexit -- taking the UK out of the EU; Trump in winning the US presidency. Both men identified the other as a brother in arms along the way. So much so that at one recent rally, Trump told his supporters: "We are going to do something so special. It will be so special. It will be an amazing day. It will be called Brexit plus plus plus."
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President-elect Donald Trump bonded with Brexit leader Nigel Farage over common goals
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Both galvanized a large anti-establishment vote to win unexpected victories in 2016

Question: The same people that didn't expect the @placeholder vote scoffed.

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit

Question: After the @placeholder vote, Trump and Farage saw a different kind of transatlantic synergy -- one where both men's political message could feed off the other.

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit

Question: In the @placeholder, Farage was for a decade a fringe voice that few in the mainstream took seriously.

Answer: US

Answer: UK

Answer: US

Question: In victory, Farage was fast to say that one of the biggest @placeholder campaign slogans, a £350 million a week rebate from the EU once the UK left, was untrue.

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit

Question: In victory, Farage was fast to say that one of the biggest Brexit campaign slogans, a £350 million a week rebate from the @placeholder once the UK left, was untrue.

Answer: EU

Question: In victory, Farage was fast to say that one of the biggest Brexit campaign slogans, a £350 million a week rebate from the EU once the @placeholder left, was untrue.

Answer: US

Answer: UK

Answer: US


A caisson drawn by a pair of white horses carried the body of slain pastor and state Sen. Clementa Pinckney to the South Carolina Statehouse where hundreds of mourners lined up to pay their final respects to the esteemed lawmaker. Among them was his six-year-old daughter Malana and her mother Jennifer, who were in the church in Charleston when Sen. Pinckney was gunned down with eight other people a week ago. His coffin passed directly by the Confederate flag on a pole on the Statehouse grounds as debate over the fate of the divisive Civil War-era symbol raged on in South Carolina and across the country.
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Horse-drawn caisson carried body of pastor and state senator Clementa Pinckney, 41, to South Carolina Statehouse
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His open casket was installed in rotunda for public viewing - but a large black drape was placed over the window that had a view of Confederate flag outside
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President Barack Obama will attend Senator Pinckney's funeral service Friday and deliver the eulogy
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Pinckney was one of nine people gunned down in a church last Wednesday by alleged gunman Dylann Roof

Question: The Vice President recalled that he saw @placeholder less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.

Answer: Clementa Pinckney

Answer: Pinckney

Answer: Clementa Pinckney

Answer: Pinckney

Answer: Pinckney


Manchester United's late Champions League winner against CSKA Moscow did more than put Louis van Gaal’s side top of Group B. It quelled an uprising among the Old Trafford crowd who were clearly losing patience with the Dutchman and his lacklustre team before Wayne Rooney ended a goal famine lasting six hours and 44 minutes by heading home from Jesse Lingard’s assist. The chants of ‘attack, attack, attack’ echoed around the stadium as the first half drew to a close, and there was a cacophony of boos when Van Gaal replaced  Anthony Martial with Marouane Fellaini in the 66th minute.
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Five-point plan for Louis van Gaal to regain fans support at Old Trafford
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Supporters have been frustrated with Manchester United's lack of goals
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Boss should stick with Jesse Lingard and keep Anthony Martial up front
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The Dutchman also ought to listen to club legend Paul Scholes
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Read: Manchester United and Liverpool eye transfer swoop for Emre Mor

Question: Contrary to what Van Gaal might think, @placeholder doesn’t get out of bed each morning wondering how he can wind up the Dutchman.

Answer: Paul Scholes


Hillary Clinton did receive a subpoena for her emails pertaining to Benghazi, says the lawmaker leading the congressional investigation into the assault, contrary to the former secretary of state's claim in a CNN interview that she did not. Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House committee reviewing the September 11, 2012 assault on the U.S. consulate in Libya, yesterday released a copy of a subpoena, dated March 4 and addressed to Clinton, to back up his claim. 'The committee has issued several subpoenas, but I have not sought to make them public,' Gowdy said. 'I would not make this one public now, but after Secretary Clinton falsely claimed the committee did not subpoena her, I have no choice in order to correct the inaccuracy.'
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Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House committee reviewing the assault on the U.S. consulate in Libya, released a copy of the subpoena dated March 4
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'After Secretary Clinton falsely claimed the committee did not subpoena her, I have no choice in order to correct the inaccuracy,' he said
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Clinton made the claim during an interview on CNN taped on Tuesday
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Her spokesman told CNN afterward that she was not claiming she never received a subpoena for her emails at any time in the investigation
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She was  stating, in response to the question, that she had not been ordered by a court to preserve her records at the time she deleted them
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'The suggestion was made that a subpoena was pending at the time. That was not accurate,' he said

Question: He often sent @placeholder memos about the worsening security situation in Libya, obtained from sources on the ground, and news clippings he thought she should read.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


Jules Bianchi, a 25-year-old Formula One driver from France, has died of the injuries he suffered in last year's Japanese Grand Prix. The news was confirmed by his family overnight, making him the first grand prix driver to die from racing injuries since Ayrton Senna in 1994. The Marussia driver had been in hospital in Nice most of the last nine months since he hit a recovery vehicle in the wet at Suzuka, suffering the head injuries that were to kill him. He did not regain consciousness throughout. The sad news comes after a number of increasingly grave updates from his father Philippe Bianchi, a restaurateur in the village of Brignoles in the mountains of Provence – just 15 miles from Monaco's streets, where Bianchi won the only points of his career in 2014.
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Jules Bianchi, 25, has passed away nine months after the F1 driver crashed
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Bianchi had been in a coma since October 2014 after crashing into a crane
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He is the first grand prix driver to die from racing injuries since 1994
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The Marussia driver's greatest legacy to the sport will be the safety changes that were introduced as a result of his accident

Question: The points he scored at Monaco were the only ones the cash-strapped @placeholder team ever registered.

Answer: Marussia

Answer: Marussia


Hong Kong (CNN) New satellite imagery of China's first overseas military base reveal it to be bigger and more secure than previously thought. Two images provided by Stratfor Worldview and Allsource Analysis show the base in Djibouti, located at a strategic choke point on the Horn of Africa, to be heavily fortified with three layers of security and has about 23,000 square meters (about 250,000 square feet) of underground space, according to analysis provided by Stratfor. "This type of construction is in line with known Chinese practices in hardening their military bases. The underground structures allow for unobserved activity, as well as offer protection to vehicles or facilities critical to the Chinese mission in Djibouti," Stratfor, a geopolitical intelligence firm, said in an analysis accompanying the images.
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The base is China's first permanent overseas military installation
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It has nearly 250,000 square feet of underground space

Question: A dock will likely be constructed eventually, and @placeholder could use Djibouti's commercial port until that time, according to Stratfor.

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China


An unusual nexus of mining interests, relief work in Haiti, and a former U.S. first family is raising new ethics questions that could affect Hillary Clinton's presidential ambitions. Clinton's brother, Tony Rodham, was a board member of a North Carolina mining company that enjoyed prime access to Haitian gold deposits in the wake of post-earthquake relief work organized in part by former president Bill Clinton through the Clinton Foundation. Another board member of the firm, VCS Mining, was former Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive, who co-chaired the charitable Interim Haiti Recovery Commission with Mr. Clinton. The revelation, smacking of cronyism and back-room government dealing, is part of a forthcoming book by Government Accountability Institute founder Peter Schweizer, whose work exposing the investment 'insider trading' habits of members of Congress caused national outrage in 2011 even though the practice was legal.
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Book due out in May describes alleged sweetheart deal that netted VCS Mining a gold concession that hadn't been issued to anyone in 50 years
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Tony Rodham, Mrs. Clinton's brother, sat on the company's board
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Another board member co-chaired a relief effort with former President Bill Clinton following a devastating 2010 earthquake
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'Clinton Cash' is the latest from Peter Schweizer, who turned heads in 2011 with an expose about insider trading by members of Congress

Question: Some of those donations came while Mrs. Clinton was the @placeholder secretary of state.

Answer: U.S.

Question: The law originally did not explicitly apply to electronic communications; Congress updated it after Mrs. Clinton left her job as @placeholder's top diplomat.

Answer: U.S.


Militants fighting for the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq have issued a new set of rules jihadis must live by - including restrictions on when to utter curses and a ban on women slapping their thighs. A fighter calling himself Abu 'Umar al-Masri, who claims to be based in the terrorists' capital Raqqa, tweeted photographs of flyers containing fatwas imposed on local residents in recent weeks. Providing a unique glimpse in to life under ISIS' brutal and oppressive control, each of the 32 slips of paper - which are headed with the terror group's chilling black and white logo - gives a detailed explanation of various bizarre rules and regulations laid out by ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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Militants issue new set of rules for citizens of the Islamic State to live by
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Terrorists make sick attempts to justify burning 'unbelievers' to death
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Billiards and table football are permitted but only under strict conditions
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Women are allowed to carry AK-47s but visiting a male doctor is banned
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ISIS also claims that murdering people purely to harvest their organs is perfectly acceptable under Islamic law

Question: Women whose husbands have been killed must be punished if they try to leave @placeholder-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


A cop who fell in love with a kindergarten teacher during their first date surprised her with an epic wedding proposal on her birthday that left her in tears. Dain Metcalfe, an officer for the Kauai Police Department in Hawaii, pulled off the heartwarming proposal on April 9 at an Oregon elementary school where his now fiancee, Auika Muragin, works. In the touching moment caught on video, Muragin is told she is playing a game where she has to keep back facing her students and closest coworkers while also keeping her eyes closed as they prepare the classroom. After the 26-year-old is told to turn around, she sees a sign with the words 'Ms. Auika Will you Marry Me?' and Metcalfe down on one knee as she bursts into tears.
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Dain Metcalfe, officer for Kauai Police Department in Hawaii, proposed on April 9 at Oregon elementary school where his fiancee, Auika Muragin, works
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In touching moment caught on video, Murgain is shocked when she discovered sign that read 'Ms. Auika Will you Marry Me?' held by students
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While on one knee, Metcalfe said: 'Will you please make me the happiest man in the world and will you marry me?'
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The couple, who had been dating for eight months, had first date on a beach in Hawaii which led to week-long fling and then long-distance releationship

Question: When they tell @placeholder to open her eyes, she is left shocked as she realizes her boyfriend of eight months is proposing to her.

Answer: Auika Muragin

Answer: Muragin

Answer: Auika Muragin


Svay Pak, Cambodia (CNN) Sephak was aged just 13 years old when she was sold for sex by her mother. She was taken to a hospital, issued a certificate confirming her virginity, and then taken to a hotel room where a she was raped for days. She was returned home after three nights. Sephak grew up in Svay Pak, a poor fishing village on the outskirts of the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh. It's a community that has become notorious as a place to buy child sex. Her mother, Ann, said her family had fallen on hard times and that they took out a loan that eventually spiraled to about $6,000 in debt. With money-lenders threatening her, Ann took up an offer from a woman who approached her promising big money for her daughter's virginity.
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In 2013, CNN reported on child sex trafficking in Cambodia
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CNN returns to the village of Svay Pak, a child trafficking hot spot

Question: But after @placeholder's return, her mother began pressuring her to work in a brothel.

Answer: Sephak

Answer: Sephak


(CNN) An official State Department Twitter account retweeted a tweet promoting Ivanka Trump's new book, "Women Who Work," raising ethics questions. It has since been deleted. "Thank you to my beautiful sisters for the support of my #WomenWhoWorkBook!" Ivanka Trump wrote in the initial tweet from her personal account, alongside photos of Tiffany and Lara Trump posing with the book. It was retweeted by the @GenderAtState account, which is run by the Office of Global Women's Issues, a policy office within the State Department focused on women's rights and empowerment through foreign policy. CNN reached out to the State Department and a spokesperson declined to comment.
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Ivanka Trump's personal account tweeted about her new book
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A State Department account retweeted, then deleted, the tweet

Question: Fortune has 7 of my most indispensable productivity tips on their site, courtesy of the #@placeholder," she wrote.

Answer: WomenWhoWorkBook


The final trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens aired on Monday night, hinting heavily at heartbreak and sorrow for our heroes in a galaxy far, far away, as anticipation for the seventh installment of the multi-billion-dollar franchise reached feverish levels. The two-minute clip, which aired in the US during NFL’s Monday Night Football, also gave viewers their first glimpse in 32 years of Carrie Fisher's Princess Leia, who is seen embracing love interest, Han Solo, played by Harrison Ford as tears appear to well in her eyes. And having wowed fans of the sci-fi series back in April with a teaser featuring Han Solo and his Wookie sidekick Chewbacca, this final trailer revealed the two are back in trouble, as always, holding their hands above their heads, in a scene reminiscent of their many tight spots in the original three groundbreaking movies.
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Two minute trailer for latest installment aired in US during game between New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles
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Clip is the final teaser for film that will be released on December 18, when it is expected to break box office records
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Princess Leia featured for first time as trailer reveals more details about the plot  and its new characters
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Tickets were not scheduled to go on sale until the trailer aired at halftime, but websites such as Fandango and Movietickets.com crashed when sales opened up early
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See the latest news and updates on Star Wars: The Force Awakens at www.dailymail.co.uk/starwars

Question: The movie's second trailer, released in April, has accumulated more than 64million views on YouTube and offered viewers the first glimpse of @placeholder resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.

Answer: Harrison Ford


When Dave King touches down in Glasgow this week, the Rangers chairman will be met by an overflowing inbox and an increasingly frantic fanbase. Nerves amongst supporters have been stoked by the apparent lack of action at Ibrox since the club’s embarrassing 6-1 aggregate play-off final defeat to Motherwell brought confirmation of another season in Scotland’s second tier. Even if plans to appoint a manager this week have been taking place behind the scenes, Rangers are also still without a full squad, a director of football, and a scouting network, to name but a few areas of urgent concern. By contrast, preparations for the new season at the home of likely title rivals Hibs have been swift and decisive. Already Alan Stubbs has snapped up striker James Keatings from Hearts to augment the Championship’s two highest-scoring strikers last season, Jason Cummings and Dominique Malonga.
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Rangers have to act quickly to secure promotion says Kevin Kyle
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Club were embarassed by Motherwell in last month's play-offs
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And former Scotland striker says they must follow Hearts' example
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Rivals for promotion Hibs have backed manager Alan Stubbs early

Question: ‘Rangers could be doing with getting all their business done very quickly, like @placeholder did last year,’ former Scotland international Kyle told Sportsmail on Sunday night.

Answer: Hearts

Answer: Hearts

Question: You look at @placeholder in the play-offs and wonder why he’s not getting a game.

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers


(CNN) Donald Trump's campaign fired one of its senior advisers on Monday, multiples sources confirmed to CNN. Ed Brookover, who helped manage the campaign's delegate operations in the lead up to the Republican National Convention, was fired a little more than six weeks after he was promoted as the campaign's liaison to the Republican National Committee. The firing comes even as the campaign continues to hire more staff in an effort to build up its political operation less than 100 days before the general election. "The campaign has parted ways with Ed, but we are thankful to him for his many contributions and appreciate his continued support," the campaign said in a statement.
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One senior campaign source says Brookover and Manafort "never saw eye-to-eye"

Question: Politico first reported the news of @placeholder's firing on Monday.

Answer: Ed Brookover

Answer: Brookover

Question: One source said @placeholder has not been involved in high-level meetings for weeks, and another said Brookover was axed from the campaign's list of surrogates about three weeks ago.

Answer: Ed Brookover

Answer: Brookover

Question: One source said Brookover has not been involved in high-level meetings for weeks, and another said @placeholder was axed from the campaign's list of surrogates about three weeks ago.

Answer: Ed Brookover

Answer: Brookover


President Barack Obama will call on the global community to open its arms to wayfaring migrants when he visits with persecuted Muslim refugees and other poor youth at a foundation tomorrow in Malaysia. His visit to the Dignity for Children Foundation will likely be overshadowed by his administration's troubles back home with its own migrant policy, however, and a Congress that's eager to put new limitations on which refugees the U.S. will take. Top-polling Republican presidential candidates have used the ISIS-instigated Paris terrorist attack a week ago to lobby for bans on all Syrian refugees, and at least one has lobbied for a religious test that would keep out members of the Muslim population.
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A senior Obama adviser pointedly said the president will use the occasion to push his message that the refugee crisis is 'a global challenge'
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His visit to the Dignity for Children Foundation will likely be overshadowed by his administration's troubles back home with its own migrant policy
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Congress is eager to put new limitations on which refugees the U.S. will take; House passed legislation requiring additional screening certifications
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See more from Obama on the refugee crisis at www.dailymail.co.uk/obama

Question: The @placeholder accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.

Answer: U.S.


A Massachusetts police department was forced to pay a $500 Bitcoin ransom to hackers who encrypted vital records on their computer network. Tewksbury Police Department came under  attack by criminals who infected their network with a form of Internet malware in December before demanding money to decrypt the files. The program called CryptoLocker infects  through an e-mail and then scrambles the data on the computer. It caused police systems to be down between four and five days, according to Tewksbury Town Crier. Tewksbury Police Department (above) came under attack by hackers which encrypted their computers' files using a malware program called CryptoLocker. They were forced to pay a $500 in Bitcoinransom
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Tewksbury Police Department was attacked by criminals who infected their network with  malware program called CryptoLocker
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CryptoLocker restricts access to infected computers and demands payment to recover files
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Police systems were down between four and five days, and ransom was paid in digital currency by cops in bid to not lose data forever

Question: @placeholder is malware that is often installed on computers at the same time.

Answer: CryptoLocker

Answer: CryptoLocker

Answer: CryptoLocker

Answer: CryptoLocker

Question: @placeholder locks your computer, encrypts files and demands a ransom for them to be unlocked.

Answer: CryptoLocker

Answer: CryptoLocker

Answer: CryptoLocker

Answer: CryptoLocker