(CNN)The father of an Ohio man arrested Wednesday for allegedly plotting to attack the U.S. Capitol says his son could never have carried out the plan. "He's a big mama's boy, you know. His best friend is his kitty cat," John Cornell told CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360." "There's no way he could have carried out any kind of terrorist plot," the father said. "I think Chris was coerced into a lot of this." Christopher Lee Cornell, 20, came to the FBI's attention several months ago for alarming social media posts in which he talked about his support for violent jihad, according to a criminal complaint. He allegedly wrote under the alias Raheel Mahrus Ubaydah.
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Father of suspect says he doesn't think his son "would hurt a fly"
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A source says the plan posed no threat to lawmakers; the complaint said it was in its late stages
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Christopher Lee Cornell, 20, allegedly aligned himself with ISIS

Question: He did not think he would receive "specific authorization to conduct a terrorist attack in the United States, but stated that he wanted to go forward with violent jihad and opined that this would be their way of supporting ISIL," the complaint said, using another name for @placeholder.

Answer: ISIS


Since it was revealed that Andreas Lubitz – the co-pilot who purposefully crashed Germanwings Flight 9525, killing 150 people – had been treated for psychiatric illness, a debate has ensued over whether privacy laws regarding medical records should be less strict when it comes to professions that carry special responsibilities. It has been widely argued that Germany's privacy laws were to blame for the tragedy. The Times, for example, ran an article with the headline: 'German obsession with privacy let killer pilot fly.' Similarly, another article published in TIME said: 'German privacy laws let pilot 'hide' his illness from employers.'
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Andreas Lubitz crashed Germanwings Flight 9525 into the French Alps, killing himself as well as the other 149 people on board the flight
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It has since emerged Lubitz had been treated for psychiatric illness
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News has triggered a debate over whether airlines should have mandatory access to all pilots' medical records, to try and prevent a similar tragedy
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Carissa Veliz is a philosophy graduate from Oxford University and is writing her dissertation on the subject of privacy

Question: But @placeholder law meant it was left entirely up to him to volunteer his mental health problems to his employer, something he failed to do with devastating consequences after tearing up a sick note for the day of the crash.

Answer: German

Answer: German


(CNN) Boris Johnson is a Conservative British politician famous for some decidedly undiplomatic utterances. But on Wednesday he became the UK's new foreign secretary, a role in which he oversees the country's diplomats and discusses sensitive matters with his global counterparts. The New York-born Brit is known for his colorful rhetoric over the years and distaste for political correctness. While the former London mayor has expressed considerable admiration for the U.S. over the years, he has also lit into American political leaders President Barack Obama and presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump. The State Department, however, is welcoming his appointment. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry congratulated Johnson Thursday, and the two pledged to work closely together as NATO allies, according to the State Department. Kerry also stressed U.S. support for a "sensible and measured approach" to the Brexit process" of the the UK's departure from the EU.
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The new British foreign secretary compared Clinton to 'a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital'
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He said of Trump: 'I am genuinely worried that he could become president'

Question: Part of @placeholder's reasoning was to avoid paying U.S. taxes.

Answer: Boris Johnson

Answer: Johnson


Louis van Gaal arrived at his press conference on Thursday apologising for still being in what he called his 'work clothes'. That, however, transpired to the least of his worries. Soon after, he was embroiled in what we can politely describe as a lively exchange about the nature of his relationship with his assistant Ryan Giggs. Pictures of a rather underwhelmed Giggs at St James' Park on Wednesday and some quotes from his old friend Paul Scholes had given weight earlier in the day to some recent chatter about the United icon's thoughts on Van Gaal's style of play and indeed his own future.
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Ryan Giggs did not celebrate Manchester United's 1-0 win at Newcastle
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Paul Scholes hinted his former team-mate was not happy at being No 2
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Louis van Gaal reacted angrily to suggestions of a problem between pair
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Red Devils face Arsenal in FA Cup quarter-final on Monday evening
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Dutch manager believes Jonny Evans did not mean to spit at Papiss Cisse

Question: The @placeholder boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United


Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho insists John Terry's 12-month contract extension is not a sentimental gesture after the club confirmed their captain's new deal on Thursday. The 34-year-old central defender has penned fresh terms, worth in the region of £150,000 per week, which expire at the end of next season after another sterling campaign for the Stamford Bridge club. The new deal does not include an option for a further year, but the Barclays Premier League leaders will provide Terry with another extension next season if he continues to play regularly. Chelsea captain John Terry has signed a new contract keeping him at the club until the end of next season
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John Terry has made 661 appearances for Chelsea in an illustrious career
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The 34-year-old has won 13 honours with the Blues during his 17 years
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Terry's existing deal was set to expire at the end of this season
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Question: He said: 'I'm delighted to have signed an extension to my contract with @placeholder.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


It has whipped fans into a frenzy with the promise of an insight into the depraved world of sadistic millionaire Christian Grey. But reviewers have slammed Grey,  the latest instalment in  EL James' Fifty Shades saga, which tells exactly the same story as her first novel - but from Christian's perspective. Critics have pointed out that the new novel is virtually 'identical' to the bestseller with vast swathes of the dialogue and every email from the first volume 'cut and pasted in'. Scroll down to video They have also warned that fans hoping for an insight into the smouldering sex-icon's inner life may well be 'disappointed'.
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Reviewers have slammed EL James' new Fifty Shades novel, Grey
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They said the new novel is 'virtually identical' to author's first bestseller
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Critics said vast swathes of dialogue have simply been 'cut and pasted in'
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One reviewer said the book is as 'arousing as the diary of a sex offender'

Question: No one can ever say that @placeholder does not understand her characters.'

Answer: EL James


London (CNN) Reports of hate crimes surged around the UK's "Brexit" vote, and on Friday, police explained just how ugly things got. Police painted a grim picture of the last two weeks of June, saying reports of hate crimes rose by 42%, compared with the same period in 2015, in the lead-up and aftermath of the June 23 vote on whether to stay in or leave the European Union. Authorities announced that 3,076 hate crimes were reported between June 16 and 30, or 915 more cases compared with the period in 2015, the National Police Chiefs' Council said. Incidents of hate crimes had increased so much that police around the country were asked to submit weekly reports about their areas, the council said in a statement.
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Police council: Hate crime reports rose 42% in last half of June compared with last year
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News comes a day after London mosques report being sent white powder in envelopes

Question: "I simply will not tolerate hate crimes of any form, anywhere in @placeholder," Khan said.

Answer: London

Answer: London


(CNN) Authorities missed an opportunity a decade ago to stop a key ISIS operative thought to be behind the Paris and Brussels attacks, a former Belgian intelligence officer says. Instead, Andre Jacob, who at the time was the head of the anti-terrorism unit for Belgian intelligence, says that Oussama Atar, believed by French authorities to be the elusive "Abu Ahmad," was incarcerated in multiple Iraqi detention centers where he became further radicalized. The Belgian-Moroccan national, now 32, would years later introduce his own family -- including his cousins, the El Bakraoui brothers who carried out the Brussels attacks -- to his extremist ideologies, according to French and Belgian authorities.
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Oussama Atar is wanted by authorities in connection with Paris, Brussels terror attacks
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Andre Jacob, a retired anti-terror expert met him in 2006; says there was an opportunity to stop Atar a decade ago

Question: He was sentenced in an @placeholder court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.

Answer: Iraqi


White supremacists have claimed the killing of nine black people at a Charleston bible study group is part of a 'war' between races. Hundreds of members of the neo-Nazi internet forum Stormfront have been posting constantly since Wednesday's attack, which saw three men and six women from the Emanuel AME Church in South Carolina shot and killed. Dylann Storm Roof is alleged to have carried out the attacks, and on Friday he was extradited back to South Carolina by police. Scroll down to video The 21-year-old had complained that 'blacks were taking over the world' and 'someone needed to do something about it for the white race,' according to a friend who alerted the FBI.
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Neo-Nazis have posted hundreds of messages about race 'war' since Thursday's massacre
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Say atrocity is getting more media attention than 'black on white' crimes
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Suspected shooter Dylann Roof wore the emblems of white supremacists
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Nine black people were shot dead at a bible study group in South Carolina

Question: They expressed concerns that @placeholder's actions would spell trouble and greater scrutiny of neo-Nazi views.

Answer: Dylann Storm Roof

Answer: Dylann Roof


(CNN) As night fell Tuesday, many people from South Carolina to Florida were staying in darkened homes, dealing with fallen trees and blocked roadways, and hoping they could find gas. The situation in the Sunshine State was trying the patience of people who rode out the storm and those who came home after evacuating Hurricane Irma's path to find widespread devastation and access to their neighborhoods limited at times. Power outages in Florida affected almost 5 million homes, organizations and businesses, among them gas stations, which need the electricity to keep pumps working. Two days after Irma made landfall on Cudjoe Key, authorities and a few residents were finally able to reach some of the Florida Keys on Tuesday.
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Key West official says residents who want to come back need to be patient
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US 1 open through Keys, but officials don't want residents to return en masse

Question: While the Keys have an exhaustive recovery ahead, signs of normalcy will pop up Tuesday elsewhere in @placeholder.

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida Keys


A car shop owner who fought back during a robbery attempt in Oakland Park, Florida had it all captured on chilling surveillance video. Both the suspected gunman, Conrad Bloomfield, 36, of Lauderhill, and Andrew Hepburn, the owner of CAD Auto Parts shop, suffered gun shot wounds. Video captures Hepburn sitting in his office looking at his phone when a man peeks his head in the door, and then another man comes in and draws a gun. At first, Hepburn is so busy peering into his cell he doesn't even notice there's a weapon on him. But then Bloomfield, who is charged with attempted murder, pulls the owner to the ground and makes him lie on the floor. He hits him on the head, stomps on him, and grabs his arms behind his back.
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Andrew Hepburn, the owner of CAD Auto Parts shop, was sitting in his office when two suspected gunmen entered
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When one of them became distracted by a witness, Hepburn saw his opportunity
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He grabbed the man's gun and shot him several times as the accomplice fled

Question: @placeholder was shot once in the side by the apparent accomplice, reports The Sun-Sentinel.

Answer: Andrew Hepburn

Answer: Hepburn

Answer: Hepburn

Answer: Andrew Hepburn

Answer: Hepburn

Question: After @placeholder gets the suspect on the ground he continues to pummel him over and over in the head with the gun until the video finally fades out.

Answer: Andrew Hepburn

Answer: Hepburn

Answer: Hepburn

Answer: Andrew Hepburn

Answer: Hepburn


Philadelphia (CNN) President Barack Obama on Wednesday handed his legacy to Hillary Clinton, setting her up for the speech of her life with a powerful endorsement and the enduring image of a warm embrace. Clinton joined Obama on stage after his speech, and the President and his 2008 primary rival clung together in a shared moment of symbolism: the nation's first African-American leader entrusting its future to the woman who could become its first female commander-in-chief. Obama was in Philadelphia at the Democratic National Convention 12 years to the day after he shook politics with a convention speech in Boston that encouraged Americans to look at the common threads that unite them. He offered a similarly empowering vision of the nation Wednesday, saying America doesn't need a "self declared savior" like Donald Trump to fix it.
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Obama's speech sets up Hillary Clinton's address Thursday night
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He capped an evening that included Vice President Joe Biden

Question: "The @placeholder I know is full of courage, and optimism, and ingenuity," Obama said.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Answer: America

Question: He went on: "But as I've traveled this country, through all fifty states; as I've rejoiced with you and mourned with you, what I've also seen, more than anything, is what is right with @placeholder."

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Answer: America

Question: Leveraging his blue-collar bona fides, he argued Clinton is intimately familiar with the economic disenfranchisement that helped power @placeholder's rise.

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: He quipped that unlike @placeholder, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: "@placeholder has left behind a well-documented record of bankruptcies, thousands of lawsuits, angry shareholders and contractors who feel cheated, and disillusioned customers who feel ripped off," Bloomberg said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: "@placeholder says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: He went on: "The bottom line is: @placeholder is a risky, reckless, and radical choice.

Answer: Donald Trump


The price of first class stamps could be capped by the postal watchdog, it was announced yesterday. Royal Mail could be made to fix or even slash the amount it charges for delivering post as part of a wide-ranging inquiry by regulator Ofcom. The newly-privatised firm has been accused by MPs of taking the ‘easy option’ by increasing stamp prices to boost profits rather than improving its service and efficiency. In March, first and second class stamps rose by a penny to 63p and 54p respectively, sparking claims that the public was being forced to prop up flagging letters revenue.
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Ofcom announced a 'fundamental review' into the Royal Mail on Tuesday
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Postal watchdog is looking into whether the price of stamps should be set
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In March price of first and second class stamps rose by a penny each
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Second class prices already capped at rate of inflation by first class aren't

Question: @placeholder has a legal obligation to deliver letters to every home six days a week, including the remotest areas, for the same price - known as the universal service.

Answer: Royal Mail

Answer: Royal Mail


(CNN) Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi took to live television early Monday to announce the start of an operation to recapture the city of Falluja from ISIS. Speaking on Iraqi state TV from the military's Joint Operations Command in Baghdad, Abadi said Iraqi security forces would provide safe passage for civilians to leave the city during the operation. Abadi's overnight announcement came hours after Iraq's military implored residents of ISIS-held Falluja to flee their homes ahead of the operation to wrest the metropolis from the terror group. "I am calling for citizens who are inside Falluja to leave their areas and head towards safe corridors," military spokesman Brig. Gen. Yahya Rasoul said on Iraqi TV. "In the coming few days, the operations to liberate Falluja will be launched."
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Iraq's military tells Falluja residents to flee the city before anti-ISIS operation launches
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ISIS took control of the metropolis in January 2014

Question: @placeholder planes have dropped thousands of leaflets -- safe passage cards -- on Falluja, according to a statement from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq


Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens has dubbed Sydney's property market 'crazy' and admitted he was 'very concerned' about rising prices. But Mr Stevens, who made the comments during a business lunch in Brisbane on Wednesday, said the RBA couldn't base their economic policy on the one city alone. 'Sydney's not the whole country. Prices in Brisbane are, I think, rising, but nothing like that pace,' he said, according to Fairfax. 'There's not much happening in Adelaide, in Perth they're probably falling. 'Canberra, there's not much happening and in regional centres across the country there's not much happening. 'So when you're devising that economic policy for the country, yes I'm very concerned about Sydney and I think some of what's happening is crazy, but we've got a national focus as well and that just increases the complexity.'
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Glenn Stevens said he was 'very concerned' about Sydney's  house prices
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Reserve Bank governor said  parts of the market are 'crazy'
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However he clarified RBA's economic policy focuses on the whole national
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His comments contradict Joe Hockey's recent advice to young people
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He suggested 'get a good job' as solution to housing affordability crisis
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Social media erupted, with Australians calling Hockey 'ignorant'

Question: 'How are @placeholder supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'

Answer: Australians


Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) Turkish citizens arrived en masse in Istanbul on Sunday, after marching 250 miles over three-and-a-half weeks to demand the government loosen its stranglehold on the country's democracy. Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), finished the last kilometer of his long trek alone and was met with huge applause and chants of "Rights! Law! Justice!" as he entered Maltepe Square. The square was packed to its seams and many attendees and marchers gave up trying to enter the rally, instead joining in on the chants from grassy patches outside the square. "We need justice and democracy. That's why we have been in the roads for days," said Fadime Özbudak, a 47-year-old housewife. "It's wonderful here. I couldn't even get inside, but I'm just so happy. ... I've never seen anything like this in Turkey."
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"This is the voice, the scream of the people for justice," protester says
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Demonstration began after an opposition MP was imprisoned

Question: She sat on a grassy patch in @placeholder, exhausted, her shoes off.

Answer: Istanbul

Answer: Istanbul


President Barack Obama threw off the gloves and took a direct punch at one of his possible successors, likely Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker, in an interview airing this morning. Responding to Walker's claims that he'd 'absolutely' cancel or 'disown' a deal with Iran on 'day one' if elected to higher office, Obama told NPR Morning Edition host Steve Inskeep that such an approach 'would be foolish.' 'And, you know, perhaps Mr. Walker, after he's taken some time to bone up on foreign policy, will feel the same way,' the president added. Walker fired back at Obama on Twitter, saying, 'Americans would be better served by a President who spent more time working with governors & Congress rather than attacking them.'
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The president took a jab at the Wisconsin governor during an interview with NPR Morning Edition host Steve Inskeep
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Obama was responding to Walker's claims that he'd 'absolutely' cancel or 'disown' a deal with Iran on 'day one' if elected to higher office
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Jab at Walker departed from the White House's general strategy of staying out of the race to replace the sitting president
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Walker fired back on Twitter: 'Americans would be better served by a President who spent more time working with governors & Congress rather than attacking them'
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Obama defended the informal agreement his administration made with Iran and the shift toward Cuba, which it may take of its list of terrorist countries

Question: The president said his most pressing concern was whether he could effect the United States' relationship with the communist country in a way that 'benefits the @placeholder people over the long term.'

Answer: Cuba


Washington (CNN) One thing strategists in both parties were sure Democrats couldn't do in the 2018 midterm elections is take control of the Senate away from Republicans. The math just didn't work: Democrats would have to win three seats. There are only two good pick-up opportunities on the map -- Arizona and Nevada. And their incumbents are defending 10 seats in states President Donald Trump won. The House could be won if there is a big anti-Trump turnout, and Democrats hope to pick off governor's offices and state legislatures. But the Senate, they thought, would have to wait for 2020.
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The Senate map for Democrats looks tough next year
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Democrats hope allegations against Roy Moore will help them in Alabama

Question: The people of @placeholder deserve to know the truth and will make their own decisions."

Answer: Alabama


Washington (CNN)Finally, something went right for the United States in the Middle East. Relief is palpable in Washington over the well-planned and seamlessly executed transfer of Saudi Arabia's throne to King Salman bin Abdulaziz, 79, following the death of his 90-year-old half brother King Abdullah. The kingdom, despite signaling rare public dissent with the Obama administration over Iran and the Arab Spring, is a fulcrum of U.S. diplomacy in a region where Washington is struggling to adapt to dissolving national borders, chaotic change and sectarian carnage. Never mind that the U.S. is the world's foremost democracy  and the transfer of power in Saudi Arabia was from one autocrat to the next.
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US relieved at succession plan roll-out after King Abdullah's death
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Saudi Arabia a key anti-terror ally in volatile region
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But tensions still simmer with Riyadh over Iran

Question: "We know Salman well, he was governor of Riyadh for the better part of 50 years, he is well known to the @placeholder government.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: US

Question: Critics, including some in the @placeholder government, faulted Saudis for backing jihadists movements throughout the region for geopolitical reasons.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: US


If you are looking to holiday like an A-lister then why not follow in the footsteps of Taylor Swift who recently took her squad to a resort on the private Hamilton Island in the Whitsundays, Australia? For many, finding an exclusive luxury spot to kick back with guaranteed privacy is the ultimate travel experience. Condé Nast Traveller has scoured the planet to find once-in-a-lifetime stays at private island accommodation and have curated a selection of their top picks in the January edition. Indulge in a selection below, which even includes a Caribbean idyll chosen by party-loving model Cara Delevingne. Festival-loving model and actor Cara Delevigne, along with many celebrities favours the secluded Parrot Cay for its crystal-clear waters, whitewashed villas and laid-back Caribbean atmosphere without having to worry about paparazzi.
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Condé Nast Traveller revealed its picks of stunning private islands, including the celebrity favourite, Parrot Cay
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Justin Bieber spent New Year on the Caribbean isle, following in the footsteps of Eva Longoria and Jennifer Garner
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Here are the top ten luxurious islands that anyone can visit for a secluded retreat away from the rest of the world

Question: 'As soon as the boat pulls up to the pier, I jump out, plant my feet in the sand and sprint into the bluest sea,' @placeholder said in the Conde Nast Traveller issue.

Answer: Cara Delevigne


(CNN) Breadsticks and wings weren't the only sides available at a Papa John's in Washington state, according to local law enforcement. Until recently, an off-menu item at the pizza restaurant was cocaine. A six-month joint investigation by the King County Sheriff's Office and the police department in Sammamish, just east of Seattle, resulted in the arrests of five people, two of whom are accused of selling drugs out of a Papa John's. 'Operation Extra Olives' According to the sheriff's office, in December 2016 Sammamish police received a tip that Papa John's employees were selling cocaine. The workers would make the sales in the franchise's parking lot.
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Detectives called the investigation "Operation Extra Olives"
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The drug deals allegedly happened in the restaurant parking lot

Question: Detectives swabbed the @placeholder and found cocaine residue around the cash register and in employee washing areas.

Answer: Papa John's

Answer: Papa John's

Answer: Papa John

Question: "@placeholder has zero tolerance for this type of offensive and illegal behavior," a company spokesman said in a statement sent to CNN on Saturday.

Answer: Papa John's

Answer: Papa John's

Answer: Papa John


New Delhi  (CNN) Narendra Modi has become the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel, arriving in Tel Aviv on Tuesday as part of a three-day visit to mark 25 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations. Commenting on social media ahead of his departure, Modi said he was looking forward to holding extensive talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whom he called "my friend ... who shares a commitment for vibrant India-Israel ties." "From boosting economic ties to furthering people-to-people interactions, my Israel visit has a wide range of programs," added Modi. The landmark visit includes meetings with industry leaders and members of the Indian community as well as Moshe Holtzberg, a boy whose parents were killed in the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks.
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Narendra Modi arrived in Tel Aviv Tuesday
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Visit marks 25 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations

Question: Economic relations between @placeholder and Israel have flourished since the establishment of formal diplomatic ties in 1992.

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: Indian


Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CNN) Few might have expected that four months into his term President Donald Trump would find himself addressing a room of Muslim leaders after a night surrounded by dancing, drumming Saudi men. But there he was Sunday, standing at the front of a vast reception hall, declaring Islam one of the world's great religions while encouraging leaders to disavow terrorists. And there he was Saturday night, swaying to rhythmic lyrics in Arabic, only a year after deriding Islam as a religion based in hatred and vowing to bar all Muslims from entering the United States. Ensconced within the presidential bubble on his first foreign trip, Trump is regularly finding the view from inside is often far different than from out. It's a lesson most presidents learn sooner or later. For Trump, who ran as an outsider promising to explode political norms, the adjustment appears more abrupt.
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Trump delivered a major address to Arab leaders Sunday
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He used softened rhetoric compared to his campaign

Question: The words from President Trump and candidate @placeholder, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: It may have been the most consequential speech of @placeholder's young presidency, offering a pathway for his still-evolving foreign policy doctrine and setting a benchmark for which he will be judged in the global fight against terrorism.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Not only was the conciliatory tone a rarity for Trump, but the speech was also delivered entirely without applause as leaders of 51 @placeholder and Muslim nations listened in silent, yet rapt attention.

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Arabic

Answer: Arab

Question: A glimpse into the still-unfolding @placeholder doctrine may have been offered up here Sunday, as he declared: "We will make decisions based on real-world outcomes, not inflexible ideology."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- Fireworks going off inside his own house, a car crash in his first week at Manchester City, throwing a dart at a youth team player and that iconic image of a t-shirt adorned with the words, "Why always me?" The English Premier League will miss the crazy antics of Mario Balotelli. The 22-year-old has returned to Italy after signing a four-and-a-half-year deal with AC Milan following an action-packed spell with a club he last season helped end a 44-year wait for the league title. 'Sink or swim for 'Super Mario'? He has struggled to regain the form that took Italy to the final of Euro 2012, where he was the tournament's joint top scorer with three goals.
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Mario Balotelli joins AC Milan after leaving Manchester City
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The 22-year-old signs four-and-a-half-year deal with Italian club
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He had a troubled time in England, both on and off the pitch
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Balotelli describes his City career as "a very good experience"

Question: Balotelli's first Premier League goals in November 2010 were overshadowed by a red card, the first of four he would go on to receive during his @placeholder career.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City


Stoke boss Mark Hughes believes the quality Ibrahim Afellay demonstrated in the Capital One Cup quarter-final victory over Sheffield Wednesday should have come as no surprise to anyone. Afellay has been struggling to live up to the excitement that had been generated among Potters fans by his signing over the summer. The 29-year-old Holland international and ex-Barcelona player was sent off in only his fourth game for Stoke and failed to regain a starting place in the Barclays Premier League thereafter. But having been handed a start against Wednesday in the cup tie at the Britannia Stadium, he registered his first Stoke goal in fine style with a delightfully-executed volley on the half-hour mark.
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Stoke beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 in the Capital One Cup
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Ibrahim Afellay and Phil Bardsley scored the goals for the Potters
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Mark Hughes was impressed with Afellay's performance on Tuesday night

Question: @placeholder was particularly pleased a semi-final spot - the club's first in the League Cup since they won the trophy in 1972 - could be sealed despite him making a significant number of changes.

Answer: Mark Hughes

Answer: Mark Hughes


Two of the world's most baseball-obsessed nations declared an end to a half-century of hostility six months ago, raising hopes of warmer ties between the home of the Major Leagues and the source of some of its best talent. But the most important act of sports diplomacy since then is taking place on a soccer field. On Tuesday, the New York Cosmos become the first U.S. professional team to play in Cuba since Presidents Raul Castro and Barack Obama announced that they were re-establishing diplomatic relations. Cuban officials said the friendly match against Cuba's national team was a sign of soccer's growing popularity on the island, and an important step in the normalization of the relationship between the U.S. and Cuba.
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New York Cosmos will play the Cuba national football team on Tuesday
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America and Cuba put an end to a half-century of hostility six months ago
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Pele, who played for the original Cosmos franchise, will attend the match
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Now-defunct Chicago Sting were last team to play in Cuba, back in 1978

Question: While @placeholder is far from a soccer powerhouse, the sport hasn't been spared the waves of departures that have robbed the island's teams of many top-ranked athletes.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuban

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Question: Forward Maykel Galindo left in 2005 and went on to play for several @placeholder teams.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) This time it was a "March for Truth." Thousands of protesters took to the streets Saturday from New York to San Diego, calling for an impartial investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and possible ties with members of the Trump campaign. The march was the latest in a series of national protests -- from support for women's rights to opposition to new immigration policies -- since the inauguration of President Donald Trump in January. "We recognize that protest is the new brunch," quipped Ben Wikler, Washington director of MoveOn.org, who joined several hundred protesters near the Washington Monument in the nation's capital.
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"I served in the US Navy for 22 years to defend the Constitution, not Donald Trump's financial interests," protesting Navy vet says
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"We have your back!" Trump supporters chant in their own demonstration for the President

Question: The '@placeholder' is to tell them we know what truth is from lying."

Answer: March for Truth


(CNN) US Defense Secretary James Mattis on Saturday reaffirmed Washington's commitment to defending Japan, including a group of disputed islands which have been claimed by China. "I made clear that our long-standing policy on the Senkaku Islands stands -- the US will continue to recognize Japanese administration of the islands and as such Article 5 of the US-Japan Security Treaty applies," Mattis said in a press conference with Japanese Defense Minister Tomomi Inada. Article 5 of that treaty says the US will defend territories under Japanese administration, which would include the Senkakus, an uninhabited group of islands in the East China Sea called the Diaoyus by China.
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China says US stance on disputed islands brings instability to region
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US defense chief reaffirms US commitment to defend all Japanese territories
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Mattis says China has "shredded trust" in South China Sea

Question: "I want there to be no misunderstanding during the transition in Washington that we stand firmly, 100% shoulder to shoulder with you and the @placeholder people," Mattis said.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The silent, black-and-white film "The Artist" took top honors at the Academy Awards on Sunday night, garnering five Oscars for best picture, best directing, best costume design, best original music score and best actor. Jean Dujardin, who spoke just two words in "The Artist," was jubilant as he accepted his best actor Oscar. "I love your country," the French actor said. Asked backstage how he would make a transition to American "talkies," he said "I'm not an Amerian actor, I continue in French." His translator then said "It's possible if he could make another silent movie in America, he'd like to."
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NEW: "Artist" actor Jean Dujardin wants to make more silent movies in America
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Meryl Streep wins her third Oscar as Margaret Thatcher in "The Iron Lady"
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Best supporting actor Oscar "recharged me," Christopher Plummer says
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Billy Crystal hosts the Academy Awards for a ninth time Sunday night

Question: "The Iron Lady" was also rewarded with a best make up Oscar for the work done to convince the audience that Streep was @placeholder.

Answer: Margaret Thatcher


Moscow (CNN) -- Russia's upper house of parliament voted Wednesday to revoke the right of President Vladimir Putin to use troops in Ukraine as efforts continue to calm a separatist uprising in Ukraine's east. The Federation Council had approved Putin's request for a resolution allowing the use of force on March 1. But Tuesday, Putin sent a letter to the speaker of the upper house seeking to cancel the resolution. One lawmaker voted against revoking the powers Wednesday, with 153 in favor. Putin's request was made in light of ongoing talks on how to settle the crisis in Ukraine's eastern regions, said presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
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NATO agrees to a package of support to help Ukraine defend itself
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Russia's Federation Council cancels resolution authorizing use of troops in Ukraine
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President Vladimir Putin asked for the step in light of peace talks, his spokesman says
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John Kerry and other NATO foreign ministers are meeting in Belgium

Question: The parliamentary action is a positive step, @placeholder said, but it could be easily reversed.

Answer: John Kerry

Question: "Ukraine has a clear vision for rebuilding its defense and security sector and a clear strategy for resolving the crisis," @placeholder Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said.

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO


Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro lashed out at the United States on Monday night after President Trump called him a "dictator" and US officials slapped the leader with sanctions over a controversial election. "You are either with Trump or you are with Venezuela. You are either with Trump or with democracy," Maduro told Venezuelans as he received the first official results from Sunday's election establishing a new legislative body made up entirely of his supporters. Maduro said Trump is "making the biggest mistake of his life in messing" with the country. Earlier, US national security adviser H.R. McMaster said Maduro "joins a very exclusive club," comparing him to leaders such as Syria's Bashar al-Assad and North Korea's Kim Jong Un. The sanctions by the US Treasury Department froze Maduro's assets subject to US jurisdiction and barred US citizens from dealing with him.
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The Trump administration slaps sanctions on President Maduro himself
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Venezuela's AG: "The government dances and laughs while our people are dying"

Question: The sanctions sent a clear signal of the Trump administration's opposition to @placeholder's regime.

Answer: Nicolás Maduro

Answer: Maduro

Answer: Maduro

Answer: Maduro

Question: The new, pro-@placeholder assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.

Answer: Nicolás Maduro

Answer: Maduro

Answer: Maduro

Answer: Maduro

Question: Young @placeholder have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelans

Answer: Venezuela


Washington (CNN) The United States is "closer to a nuclear war with North Korea" than ever, Adm. Mike Mullen, a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Sunday, adding that he does not "see the opportunities to solve this diplomatically at this particular point." In an interview on ABC's "This Week," Mullen warned that President Donald Trump's provocative rhetoric aimed at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un likely indicates he would prefer to take a more aggressive approach to countering the rogue regime's rapidly evolving nuclear weapons program. "I'm just more inclined to see over time that the rhetoric seems to be where the President is," Mullen said, adding that Defense Secretary James Mattis, national security adviser H.R. McMaster and White House chief of staff John Kelly have managed to deter Trump from following through on his threats of unleashing "fire and fury."
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Mullen warned Trump's provocative rhetoric on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un likely indicates he would prefer a more aggressive approach
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Sen. Lindsey Graham echoed Mullen's warning about the possibility of war with North Korea

Question: Earlier this month, Graham predicted that there is a 30% chance Trump orders a first strike on North Korea to prevent the rogue nation from acquiring a nuclear weapon capable of hitting the @placeholder.

Answer: United States


An autistic man was heard saying 'I just wanted to be friends' as he was brutally stabbed to death by the sadistic couple who were jailed for life for his murder today. Phillip Nicholson, 22, was tricked into going to the flat in Boscombe, Bournemouth, Dorset, where Richard Moors, 26, and his girlfriend Isabella Gossling lived so they could 'torment, torture and murder' him. The couple were today jailed for the 'evil' attack, which along with Mr Nicholson's heartbreaking dying words were captured on 20-year-old Gossling's mobile phone. In a harrowing recording played to Winchester Crown Court, Mr Nicholson could be heard repeatedly apologising and begging to go home, as he lay bleeding on the floor.
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Richard Moors, 26, and Isabella Gossling, 20, lured Phillip Nicholson, 22, to their flat so they could 'torment, torture and murder' him
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They tricked him into believing that another woman would be there
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The brutal attack was recorded on a mobile phone, where Mr Nicholson could be heard pleading 'I just wanted to be friends'
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Moors must serve a minimum of 22 years in jail and Gossling at least 19

Question: 'Mr @placeholder, a vulnerable adult with learning difficulties, was led back to Isabella's flat by the couple but within less than an hour of arrival he was dead,' Mr Lickley told the court.

Answer: Phillip Nicholson

Answer: Nicholson

Answer: Nicholson

Answer: Phillip Nicholson

Answer: Nicholson


Moscow (CNN) -- Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov claimed responsibility Monday for last month's deadly attack on Moscow's main international airport that left 36 people dead. In a video message, posted on a website that regularly carries messages from Chechen rebels, Umarov said he was speaking on January 24 -- the day of the deadly bombing. He wore camouflage combat fatigues and a black skullcap. "The special operation was done in accordance with my order. Similar special operations will be taking place in the future," he said in Russian. The Kavkaz Center website said it received the message and posted it late Monday.
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NEW: Doku Umarov says he directed the January 24 airport bombing
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NEW: He promises more attacks in the future
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36 people were killed in the blast

Question: But he told @placeholder state television the alleged bomber was under the influence of drugs before the attack.

Answer: Russian


(CNN) "Saturday Night Live" returned after a three-week hiatus and delivered a stinging and bold comedic takedown of both Bill O'Reilly and President Donald Trump's alleged history of sexual misconduct with women. Although "SNL" was unfair in one way -- it lumped Trump and O'Reilly's history of sexism together -- when in reality Trump's is far worse. The show opened the show with Alec Baldwin as Trump at a town hall meeting in Kentucky. The sketch comically summed up why Trump supporters still like him even though some of Trump's proposed policies would personally hurt them: "It's like you found a finger in your chili, but you still eat the chili, because you told everyone how much you love chili."
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"SNL" returned this week, with Alec Baldwin playing both Donald Trump and Bill O'Reilly
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Dean Obeidallah: It succeeded in producing provocative political comedy sketches

Question: In fact, at one of his campaign rallies in October, @placeholder mocked the physical appearance of the women, suggesting they weren't attractive enough for him to grope.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: "@placeholder" deserves to win several awards for its recent performances.

Answer: Saturday Night Live

Answer: SNL

Answer: SNL


(CNN) Raritan Pharmaceuticals has issued a recall of kids' homeopathic ear relief liquid and teething tablets. The recalled products contain varying levels of belladonna extract, which can be dangerous or fatal when consumed in large doses, according to the US Food and Drug Administration. The recalled Raritan products include CVS Homeopathic Infants' Teething Tablets, Kids Relief Homeopathic Ear Relief Oral Liquid and CVS Homeopathic Kids' Ear Relief Liquid, which are sold nationwide. The products, tested by the FDA, were found to contain small but varying amounts of belladonna. According to the agency, the recall is precautionary. There have been no reports of the recalled products directly harming consumers.
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Raritan Pharmaceuticals recalled children's homeopathic ear drops and teething tablets
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Belladonna poisoning can cause seizures and death

Question: "The recall is a precautionary action," confirmed Sushant Pradhan, a @placeholder representative.

Answer: Raritan Pharmaceuticals

Answer: Raritan

Answer: Raritan Pharmaceuticals


Two days after struggling with her emotions on her competitive return to the BNP Paribas Open, Serena Williams was in a much more relaxed mood on Sunday as she powered her way into the fourth round. The American world No 1, who made a nervous start before battling past Romania's Monica Niculescu 7-5 7-5 in her opening match, was back to business as usual with a 6-2 6-0 demolition of Kazakhstan's Zarina Diyas. 'I was able to relax because I was able to do more of the right things and not make as many mistakes as I did in my last round,' said Williams, who boycotted the Indian Wells event for 14 years after winning the 2001 final.
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Serena Williams beat Kazakhstan's Zarina Diyas 6-2, 6-0 on Sunday
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Williams was impressive in victory but says she 'can do a lot better'
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The world No 1 will play fellow American Sloane Stephens in fourth round

Question: Williams, a 19-times grand slam singles champion, had been apprehensive and 'a little nervous' after finally deciding to return to @placeholder after such a long time away.

Answer: BNP Paribas Open

Answer: Indian Wells


They stuck together on Saturday, like brothers should. Jamie and Andy Murray stuck together through thick and thin, just as they always have. They stuck together when it felt as if everyone was against them, just as it often did when they were trying to make it as kids and the tennis establishment treated them as outsiders. When they came from behind at the Flanders Expo to beat David Goffin and Steve Darcis in an unbearably tense four set doubles contest, the Murrays put Great Britain firmly in control of this Davis Cup Final and on the verge of winning the trophy for their nation for the first time since the halcyon days of Fred Perry and Bunny Austin in 1936.
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Great Britain have taken a 2-1 lead against Belgium in Davis Cup final
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Andy and Jamie Murray defeated David Goffin and Steve Darcis in doubles
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Brits will claim the title if they win one of the two remaining singles rubbers
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CLICK HERE to catch up on all the action as it happened

Question: Reprieved, @placeholder forced a break point of their own in the next game and Andy won a quick-fire volley exchange with Darcis to seal the set.

Answer: Great Britain


(CNN) The Force was with Los Angeles. The board of directors for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art announced Tuesday that the City of Angels will be the site for the $1 billion facility that will house George Lucas' personal art collection. The city's Exposition Park will be the home of the futuristic building, which is sure to be a draw for "Star Wars" fans and architecture geeks alike. Los Angeles beat out San Francisco for the site. In a statement, the board said, "Settling on a location proved to be an extremely difficult decision precisely because of the desirability of both sites and cities."
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Chicago was the original site for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
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Filmmaker George Lucas has a trove of art and "Star Wars" memorabilia

Question: @placeholder is a magnet for the region and accessible from all parts of the city.

Answer: Exposition Park


With her glossy raven hair, olive skin and curvy figure, you'd be forgiven for mistaking Nadia Aboulhosn for Kim Kardashian. But it's not just her striking resemblance to the reality TV star that's making her a household name. Nadia has hundreds of thousands of followers, a modelling contract and counts Lena Dunham as her biggest fan. So who is the Kim-a-like and how has she become one of the industry's most sought-after plus-size models? Scroll down for video Nadia Aboulhosn is a plus-size model with a huge social media following and now BohooPLUS has snapped her up to design a clothing range for curvy girls
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Nadia, 26, runs a fashion blog and has adorned pages of Italian Vogue
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Size 16 model is designing range for boohooPLUS
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Has thousands of followers who love her candid social media snaps

Question: 'This is the ultimate body confidence collection, combining new shapes with cut out detailing to create an iconic range designed and modelled by  ambassador, @placeholder.'

Answer: Nadia Aboulhosn

Answer: Nadia

Answer: Nadia Aboulhosn

Answer: Nadia


Using 110 years of Billboard chart data, designers have created a stunning and mesmerising website that reveals how long it would take popular tracks to travel through the universe. Called Lightyear.fm, it is based on the premise that the radio waves  travel at the speed of light, so if you were one light year away from Earth you’d only just be hearing songs released a year ago. The planets in our solar system are mere light-minutes from Earth - meaning many would be receiving broadcasts made this year from the likes of Taylor Swift and The Weeknd - but as Lightyear.fm journeys beyond our system and into the depths of the Milky Way classic tunes echo around.
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Lightyear.fm was created by computer designers Brian Moore, Mike Lacher, Chris Baker and Mikhail Chernov
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Radio waves travel at the speed of light and songs that are one light year from Earth were released a year ago
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Using Billboard chart data from The Whitburn Project, project worked out the best-selling hits from past 110 years
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The map takes users through the solar system and Milky Way playing songs based on when they were released and the distance in the universe the map is showing

Question: Put simply, the power of the radio signals weakens the further they travel and would eventually be drowned out by background noise in the @placeholder.

Answer: Milky Way

Answer: Milky Way


(CNN) ISIS is said to have suffered key setbacks in Syria, with US-led coalition forces grabbing more turf in the terror group's self-declared capital of Raqqa and the Syrian military seizing a key eastern city. The conflict, which started in 2011, has resulted in the deaths of an estimated 400,000 Syrians and the displacement of millions. ISIS' hold on Raqqa has eroded. Eighty-five percent of the city has been liberated from the terror group, the US-led Combined Joint Task Force said Saturday. In a written statement, the task force told CNN that "steady progress" was being made in defeating ISIS in the group's stronghold.
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Syria demands Turkish withdrawal after "incursion" in Idlib province
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US-led coalition says 85% of city has been liberated

Question: As fighting persists, civilians in @placeholder were to leave in an evacuation plan brokered between tribal elders and a local council, the US-led coalition said.

Answer: Raqqa

Answer: Raqqa


The Massachusetts courtroom sketch artist whose unflattering depiction of embattled Patriots star Tom Brady became instant internet meme fodder is at it again. As Brady attended last-minute settlement talks between the NFL and its players union Monday, Jane Rosenberg again sketched the quarterback's famous face. The result? Not quite as ghoulish as last time and this go-round she got the thumbs up from Brady himself. However, after practicing for weeks, Rosenberg admitted it's not her best work and blamed a time crunch. Rosenberg told TMZ she 'had very little time' to sketch from a distance in conditions that were a 'court artist's nightmare'.
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Jane Rosenberg again sketched the quarterback's famous face and even got a wave of approval from Brady this time
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Rosenberg's ghoulish first sketch of Brady was widely ridiculed

Question: @placeholder's not reading too much into it, saying he might just be 'a polite guy who waves to everybody'.

Answer: Jane Rosenberg

Answer: Rosenberg

Answer: Rosenberg

Answer: Jane Rosenberg

Answer: Rosenberg


Washington (CNN) Top Republicans are becoming nervous that they may lose Marco Rubio's Senate seat and their tenuous majority in the chamber -- and now many want the Florida senator to reconsider his decision to leave office. Behind the scenes, a number of senators, donors and leading party officials have privately prodded Rubio to make a late entry into the race to prevent his seat from flipping, several sources told CNN. Rubio is declining -- but the pressure is only bound to intensify ahead of the June 24 filing deadline, with everyone from Donald Trump to freshmen lawmakers lending their voice.
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On Thursday, Sen. John Cornyn became the highest-ranking GOP official to publicly call for Rubio to run for re-election
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Republicans believe that the candidate favored by the Democratic establishment is flawed and can be beaten

Question: In a Tuesday interview with CNN, @placeholder said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.

Answer: Marco Rubio

Answer: Rubio

Answer: Rubio

Answer: Rubio


(CNN) The bodies of 20 Rohingya Muslims were pulled out of a river Thursday along the border of Myanmar and Bangladesh, across which thousands have fled this week. Twelve of the dead were children. In just one week, almost 50,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled their homes in Myanmar's Rakhine state, according to estimates by the UN. As many as 27,000 of the displaced people crossed the Bangladeshi border to camps in areas around Cox's Bazar, while a further 20,000 are in no-man's land between the two countries. "The worsening cycle of violence is of grave concern and must be broken urgently," the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Myanmar, Yanghee Lee said in a news release Thursday.
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Thousands flee Myanmar after "clearance operations" intensify on Muslim minority
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Officials say Rohingya militants attacked border posts

Question: He said they may have been on a boat that capsized trying to make it across the river to @placeholder.

Answer: Bangladesh

Answer: Bangladeshi

Question: The organization said it's unclear how many people have made it into camps along the @placeholder border.

Answer: Bangladesh

Answer: Bangladeshi

Question: Flanked by two men brandishing automatic weapons, Atah Ullah used a video statement to call on the international community to act and urged @placeholder to help the thousands fleeing and those stranded in the no man's land, where "many will perish" in the next few days if they don't get help.

Answer: Bangladesh

Answer: Bangladeshi


Hillary Clinton is pulling out all the stops to collect campaign cash, including a fundraiser specifically targeting lesbians. Monday's event at the Woman's National Democratic Club in Washington, D.C. will be hosted by the co-founders of Olivia, a company that specializes in selling cruise getaways to gay women. Democrats have long worked to tap political identity groups for their contributions, with the expectation that they will advocate for policies friendly to the donors. Clinton is a vocal supporter of gay rights, including the push to lift state-level bans on same sex marriage. She also included a gay couple in her April campaign launch video, which was widely criticized as an exercise in pandering to liberal constituency groups.
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Event at the Woman's National Democratic Club in DC will require a $2,700 contribution to attend – bringing in at least $324,000
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Hosts are co-founders of Olivia, a company that specializes in selling cruise getaways to lesbians
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One was an Obama appointee at the State Department when Hillary Clinton was secretary
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The Democratic presidential front-runner is known as a strong advocate for gay rights
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120 people expected, about 3/4 of whom are gay women

Question: He has loudly criticized President @placeholder and claims he can negotiate with foreign governments better than anyone else.

Answer: Obama


The smell of incense burning and the sound of deep-throated chants greet you at the gate of one of Kathmandu's massive stupas, a Buddhist holy place where Tibetans gather to pray. For decades, Nepal has been a safe haven for Tibetans who escape China. But Tibetan activists say their people's peaceful existence here is being disturbed because of China's growing influence in Nepal. Nepali-born Tibetan Sonam Choden has lived in Nepal her whole life, hearing stories from her parents about how her grandparents were killed by the Chinese. She says she is overwhelmed with frustration over how Tibetans are now being treated in Nepal.
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Nepal's prime minister says there is no crackdown on refugees' rights
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Tibetans in Nepal say China has a growing influence in the country
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Nepal is a poor country sandwiched between China and India
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Chinese border police often come into Nepal

Question: Nepali citizens freely travel to China, and as we found out, the @placeholder freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: China is exerting pressure on Nepal so that it is no longer a place of refuge for those trying to escape @placeholder rule, they say.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese


Juventus striker Alvaro Morata has refused to rule a return to former club Real Madrid but insists he is very happy in Italy. The Spain international joined the Champions League finalists last summer in a deal worth around £16million but there was a clause included that Real could buy him back after the first or second season. Los Blancos would have to pay £22m to bring the 22-year-old back to the Spanish capital this summer, a fee that would increase to £26m if they re-signed him at the end of next season. Morata, who scored in the 3-1 defeat by Barcelona in Berlin last Saturday, chipped in with 15 goals during his first season in Turin as he helped Juve win Serie A and the Coppa Italia.
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Alvaro Morata joined Juventus from Real Madrid for £16m last summer
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Spanish giants Real had a buy back option inserted into the deal
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Real can buy Morata back for £22m in this window or £26m next summer
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Morata said he was happy in Turin but refused to rule out a return
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: 'That said, I have to think about how my year went here [at @placeholder].

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juve

Answer: Juventus


An emotional David Raven reflected on a 'dream come true' after his last-gasp winner sent Inverness through to their first-ever William Hill Scottish Cup final at the expense of favourites Celtic. Defender Raven slotted home the deciding goal four minutes from the end of extra time as Caley stunned 10-man Celtic 3-2 at Hampden Park to set up a final showdown with Falkirk. The 30-year-old Raven, who has only managed a handful of goals in his entire career, struggled to describe how he felt following an eventful match which he admitted could have gone either way. David Raven (second right) celebrates with his Inverness team-mates following his extra-time winner
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Inverness upset Celtic 3-2 in the Scottish Cup semi-final on Sunday
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Caley defender David Raven scored the winning goal in extra time
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The 30-year-old has hailed his wining strike as a 'dream come true'

Question: @placeholder players stand dejected on the pitch with their hopes of a treble over following their 3-2 loss

Answer: Celtic

Answer: Celtic

Answer: Celtic


(CNN) -- There's one solution out of 43 quintillion possible combinations, and even the man who invented it spent a month of solid research trying to figure it out. But that hasn't stopped the Rubik's Cube from becoming the most popular toy in history. The colorful puzzle, consisting of small blocks rotating on a central axis, has sold an estimated 350 million units since its conception nearly 40 years ago. And yet the man whose name it bears -- Erno Rubik -- only ever intended it to be a teaching aid for his small class of design students. The son of a poet mother and a father who manufactured glider planes, Rubik grew up in Soviet-era Hungary, studying both sculpture and architecture.
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Rubik invented cube that bears his name as teaching aid for his class of students
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The colorful puzzle has gone on to become the world's biggest selling toy -- with 350 million sold
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Hungarian-born Rubik retraces the moment of inspiration that led him to his iconic invention

Question: Starting off with just chunks of wood and rubber bands, @placeholder set about trying to create a structure that would permit individual blocks to move independently of one another without the whole thing falling apart.

Answer: Erno Rubik

Answer: Rubik

Answer: Rubik

Answer: Rubik


(CNN) A dispute over whether the US government deported an undocumented immigrant with protected status heated up Wednesday, as the Department of Homeland Security released further details about the case. Lawyers for the man now in Mexico say their client was apprehended by Border Patrol and deported on February 18. DHS said Wednesday that never happened. In a lawsuit released Tuesday, lawyers for Juan Manuel Montes Bojorquez allege that the 23-year-old was deported from California to Mexico on February 18, despite having active protection under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. Lawyers claim that Montes had renewed his DACA status, a protection for undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US as children initiated under the Obama administration, in 2016, which would keep him protected until 2018, according to the lawsuit filed under the Freedom of Information Act.
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DHS disputes that Juan Manuel Montes Bojorquez, 23, was deported from California to Mexico
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His lawyers say he had active protection under deferred action, but DHS says that was voided

Question: While the administration has said that it respects @placeholder and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.

Answer: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Answer: DACA

Question: Departing the country without advanced parole terminates the protections Montes-Bojorquez was granted under @placeholder."

Answer: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Answer: DACA

Question: But @placeholder says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.

Answer: Department of Homeland Security

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS

Answer: DHS


(CNN) How did Donald Trump defend his lewd and sexually aggressive comments against women in the second presidential debate? ISIS. It's perhaps the first time the extremist group that has waged terror across the globe has been evoked to answer a question about a hot mic sex tape. But ISIS wasn't the only global threat the presidential candidates tackled in their vitriolic back and forth that had both US audiences and non-Americans captivated. Here's the key moments in a debate that laid bare the candidates' stark foreign policy differences. Because ISIS Trump answered a question from Anderson Cooper about the vulgar language he was caught on tape using a decade ago with a rant about ISIS, mentioning the group at least five times.
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Trump uses ISIS to deflect question on vulgar comments
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Clinton: Russia trying to influence election for Trump

Question: CNN fact checkers say while there's evidence that Russia is behind the hack, Clinton's assertion that it was done to support @placeholder was just a hunch.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Bryan Habana could chase gold at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics after being named in South Africa's Sevens squad for the 2015-2016 season. Habana is joined by fellow Rugby World Cup bronze-winning Springboks Damian de Allende and Lwazi Mvovo in the 34-man list for the BlitzBoks from which the final Olympic line up will be picked. Neil Powell's squad, which will gather for a training camp this month, is a statement of intent from one of rugby's leading nations about the importance of this season for the game's abbreviated form. World Cup-winning New Zealanders Sonny Bill Williams and Liam Messam have already been confirmed to represent their country's tilt at gold in Sevens' first Olympics as an official sport, and officials are eager for more of the sport's big names to make themselves available.
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Bryan Habana in the 34-man BlitzBoks training squad for 2015-16
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World Cup bronze-winning Springboks Damian de Allende and Lwazi Mvovo also included in Neil Powell's line-up
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South Africa Sevens were second in the Sevens World Series last year
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Sonny Bill Williams has already committed to New Zealand's Sevens side
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Sevens World Series 2015-16 kicks off on December 4 in Dubai

Question: But his involvement shows the lure of the @placeholder to big name stars.

Answer: Rio de Janeiro Olympics

Answer: Olympic

Answer: Olympics


A local council has been criticised for banning an Indian food stall from a St George's Day event because it 'only wanted English food'. British-born stall-holder Tania Rahman, 27, was asked by Salisbury City Council if she wanted to run a stand at the celebration later this month. But when she asked to be counted in she was told her stall, Chit Chaat Chai, would not be allowed because it is not 'English-themed'. 'Discriminatory': Tania Rahman received a letter from Salisbury City Council telling her it would not accept her offer to run a food stall at a St George's Day event because it 'only wanted English food'
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Stall-owner Tania Rahman, 27, was invited to take part in the celebrations
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But then Salisbury Council told her food wasn't English enough for event
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She called move 'discriminatory' and said St George was born in Palestine
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And locals were also left furious forcing council to do embarasing U-turn

Question: It read: 'It has been decided that @placeholder will be English themed food only.

Answer: St George's Day

Answer: St George's Day


They are used to toss dough, spread sauces and scatter toppings so it comes as no surprise that a pizza maker's hands are very precious indeed. So precious in fact that, in what could be a world first, the founder and CEO of Papa John's Pizza, John Schnatter has had his hands insured for a staggering $15.3m (£10 million). The policy has been insured by syndicates at Lloyd's of London and is a bespoke agreement that covers him for the loss of his hands. The policy puts Mr Schnatter's hands in the company of a handful of talented A-listers who have had their most valuable assets insured.
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CEO of Papa John's, John Schnatter's hands insured at Lloyd's of London
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Bespoke agreement that covers him for the loss of his hands
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Tetley's tea taster Sebastian Michaelis' taste buds were insured for $1.5m (£1m)

Question: Late last year joining the upper echelons of those whose assets are insured was Sebastian Michaelis a tea-taster at @placeholder.

Answer: Tetley's


Hollywood screen icon Lauren Bacall's carefully-collected personal mementos fetched $3.64 million on the auction block at Bonhams New York earlier this week. There were hundreds of items up for grabs at the two-day sale, which came to an end on Wednesday - including housewares, furniture, fine art, jewelry and clothing - and every single one of them found a buyer, a spokesperson for the auction house confirmed. Bacall, one of Hollywood's great golden age actresses, died in August aged 89 in her nine-room home overlooking New York's Central Park, which is also on the market for $26 million. Rest in peace: Lauren Bacall, pictured circa 1950, died of a stroke in New York last August at the age of 89
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The items went under the hammer at Bonhams New York on March 31 and April 1
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Several pieces once belonging to Bacall's first husband Humphrey Bogart were included in the auction

Question: Bacall's grand @placeholder-facing apartment, which is currently on the market, spans approximately 100 feet and boats several bedrooms, a library and seven fireplaces.

Answer: Central Park


(CNN) Maria Sharapova is set to make her first grand slam appearance since serving a 15-month doping ban. Sharapova, a five-time major champion and a former world No. 1, has been given a wild card for the women's singles main draw at the US Open. The USTA made the announcement on Tuesday, also giving wild cards to Taylor Townsend, Kayla Day, Sofia Kenin, Ashley Kratzer, Brienne Minor and Amandine Hesse. Sharapova, 30, returned to the WTA Tour in April and is currently ranked No. 148. Due to her suspension, her ranking had plummeted to a level where she wasn't good enough to reach the main draw of the French Open, Wimbledon or the US Open, thus necessitating a wild card entry.
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Maria Sharapova hasn't appeared in a major since 2016
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Sharapova returned in April after serving a 15-month ban

Question: Sharapova won the @placeholder in 2006 and reached the semifinals in 2005 and 2012.

Answer: US Open

Answer: US Open


MALE, Maldives (CNN) -- The new president of the Maldives wants to relocate -- his entire country. Much of Male, capital of the Maldives, was flooded following the 2004 tsunami. Mohamed "Anni" Nasheed, a former political prisoner, was sworn in Tuesday after he unseated Asia's longest-serving leader in the country's first multi-party elections two weeks ago. He inherits an island nation with several problems. Foremost among them: the very likely possibility that the Maldives will sink under water if the current pace of climate change keeps raising sea levels. The Maldives is an archipelago of almost 1,200 coral islands located south-southwest of India. Most of the islands lie just 4.9 feet (1.5 meters) above sea level.
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Newly sworn-in Maldives president vows to buy land to relocate entire nation
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Climate change-threatened Indian Ocean islands could sink under rising sea levels
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Maldives is considering land in Sri Lanka, India and Australia
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Island was badly hit by tsunami of 2004, with more than 100 people dead or missing

Question: Lands owned by Sri Lanka and India are possibilities because the countries have similar cultures, cuisine and climate as the @placeholder.

Answer: Maldives

Answer: Maldives

Answer: Maldives

Answer: Maldives

Answer: Maldives

Answer: Maldives

Answer: Maldives


The bassist for Scott Weiland and The Wildabouts was arrested by Minnesota police on felony drug charges after cocaine was discovered on the tour bus where the legendary rocker was found dead. Weiland, 48, was found dead in a bedroom on the bus in Bloomington and police arrested Tommy Black, 47, after they located cocaine in the room when they executed a search warrant on Friday. Authorities also discovered cocaine in a room that Black, who is now facing up to five years in prison and a hefty fine, was occupying on the band's bus while the rock group was touring.
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Tommy Black, bassist of Scott Weiland and The Wildabouts, was arrested
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Black, 47, was arrested for felony possession of a controlled substance
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Cocaine was found on tour bus but cause of death has not been released
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Weiland, 48, was found dead in a bedroom on band's bus in Minnesota
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He had been dogged by substance abuse problems throughout his career
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Was lead singer for Stone Temple Pilots and supergroup Velvet Revolver
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Weiland survived by wife and children, 13 and 15, from previous marriage

Question: A statement on @placeholder's Facebook page said the legendary singer passed away in his sleep.

Answer: Scott Weiland

Answer: Weiland

Answer: Scott Weiland

Answer: Weiland

Answer: Weiland


Ningbo, China (CNN) -- China's football team did not make it to the World Cup this year, but that does not mean the country's presence has not been felt: The Asian giant has cornered the market on perhaps the most unforgettable off-field aspect of the World Cup -- the vuvuzela. Ninety percent of the vuvuzelas, the plastic South African trumpet whose loud rasp has become synonymous with the 2010 World Cup, are made in China, according to the China Daily. The Chinese did it the same way they have done for so many other products: low costs and quick production at factories like the one run by Wu Yuye just outside the southern Chinese city of Ningbo. With a few dozen staff, they make more than 20,000 bugles a day. So far this year, they have churned out more than 1 million of them.
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State media: 90 percent of vuvuzelas are made in China
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Poll finds that 60 percent of respondents are proud Chinese-made vuvuzelas so popular
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Vuvuzelas made by melting plastic into a mold
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Domestic customers are ordering the trumpets for the Asian Games

Question: "I'm very proud that our vuvuzelas made it to @placeholder in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.

Answer: World Cup

Answer: World Cup

Question: That's because @placeholder and all the vuvuzela makers in China are looking beyond the World Cup.

Answer: Wu Yuye


Washington (CNN) Following the 2016 election cycle, where a billionaire reality television star took American politics by storm, some words will just never be the same. SAD! From campaign slogans like "Feel the Bern!" and "Make America Great Again," to Donald Trump's favorite political insults, undertones of the 2016 race to the White House will echo for years to come in what were once very ordinary phrases in the English language. How Donald Trump won Here's a look at some of the most notable examples: Low energy Early on in the primary Trump labeled former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush as "low energy," and while the dig seems very mild compared to other nicknames Trump had for his opponents like "Crooked Hillary" and "Lyin' Ted," the insult stuck to the mild-mannered Bush like glue.
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The 2016 left its mark on the English language

Question: You will inevitably ask yourself, "Am I a @placeholder or a Bush?"

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder has referred to tens of people as "lightweight" to imply that they are daft or unsubstantial.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder's tweets often ended with what we could refer to as "Trump-xclamations" -- a single word with an exclamation mark, often capitalized, at the end of a tweet for dramatic effect.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: It will be difficult to call something "bad" again without hearing @placeholder in your head.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Archaeologists have unearthed around 50 skeletons at what was once a medieval pilgrimage site in the West Midlands. The shallow graves were discovered while experts surveyed the grounds around Lichfield Cathedral in Staffordshire where an almshouse once stood. This almshouse was used by pilgrims who travelled  to worship at the tomb of  7th century St Chad of Mercia, and it is believed the skeletons belong to visitors who died during their stay. The bodies were first uncovered by Archaeology Warwickshire in August. The firm has been granted a licence to survey the area around St John's Hospital ahead of an apartment block being built on the site.
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Around 50 'pristine' skeletons were found in shallow graves in Lichfield
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During medieval times, pilgrims travelled to Lichfield to visit its cathedral
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It held St Chad's tomb and pilgrims who visited slept in a local almshouse
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Experts now plan to study each skeleton to determine their genders, approximate ages and causes of death

Question: In 1538 the shrine to @placeholder was dismantled under the orders of King Henry VIII and the bones of the saint were either destroyed or buried in an unknown location.

Answer: St Chad of Mercia

Answer: St Chad


Stan Wawrinka has revealed how he was a bag of nerves before his French Open victory over Novak Djokovic and needed a pep talk from coach Magnus Norman to believe he could win. Wawrinka defied the odds to beat Djokovic in four sets at Roland Garros and claim a second grand slam success to add to the Australian Open and Davis Cup he won last year. Djokovic was hot favourite to win a maiden title in Paris and complete a career grand slam but the world number one was stunned by a blistering Wawrinka display. The Swiss had only beaten Djokovic once in 17 meetings when he took to the court, and the result could have been very different had he not overcome a bout of stage fright moments before the match began.
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Stan Wawrinka has praised coach Magnus Norman's pre-French Open final pep talk after admitting to being 'really nervous'
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Wawrinka beat hot favourite Novak Djokovic to win his maiden title in Paris
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He won the Roland Garros final in four sets: 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4
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The Swiss now has as many grand slam trophies as Andy Murray

Question: @placeholder has pedigree in coaching players to success in Paris, having previously led Robin Soderling to the French Open final in 2009 and 2010, while also helping him become the first player in 31 matches to beat Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros.

Answer: Magnus Norman


Marrakech, Morocco (CNN) He has claimed that climate change is a "hoax" being led by the Chinese and promised to "cancel" the historic Paris Agreement. So it should come as little surprise that there is trepidation surrounding President-elect Donald Trump's views on what one expert describes as the "biggest future instability" facing the planet. As the world's leading experts on climate change meet at COP22 in Marrakech to discuss the future of the planet, some are beginning to fear that Trump could yet derail plans aimed at ensuring the future safety of the global environment. Trump has been clear in his opposition to the deal struck in Paris last year; he has also been a fierce critic of the Clean Power Plan.
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Trump warned over climate change stance
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Experts urge him to reconsider policy

Question: A @placeholder spokesperson didn't respond to a request for comment.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- To get through the long, tedious hours sitting in the fossil archives at the University of California-Berkeley, Jason Head would listen to the hypnotic sounds of The Doors. So when he happened upon one of the biggest lizards that ever walked on land, he found it fitting to name it after the band's frontman, Jim Morrison -- the original Lizard King. But that's not what makes this find interesting. It's what the existence of the "Bearded King Morrison" tells us about the effects of climate change that's intriguing. The climate connection Lizards, like snakes and turtles, are cold-blooded animals. They depend on warmth from their surroundings to heat their bodies.
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Lizard's size confirms elevated global temperature during Paleocene greenhouse period
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The cold-blooded animals depend on warmth from their surroundings to heat their bodies
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Man-made global warming in the 21st century pushing temperatures back up in that direction

Question: For six years, @placeholder sifted through fossils of animals that lived 40 million years ago, looking for clues on climate change.

Answer: Jason Head

Question: As man-made climate change progresses, existing reptiles will spread out into new territory, @placeholder predicts.

Answer: Jason Head

Question: Or, as @placeholder sang, "This is the end, my only friend."

Answer: Jim Morrison

Answer: Lizard King


Washington (CNN) Former presidential candidate Ben Carson disagrees with the plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, and on Wednesday suggested another note for her: the $2 bill. "I love Harriet Tubman," the former GOP White House hopeful told Fox Business Network's Neil Cavuto. "I love what she did, but we can find another way to honor her. Maybe a $2 bill." Tubman, the African-American suffragist and abolitionist who brought slaves to safety on the Underground Railroad, will begin appearing on a forthcoming version of the $20 bill, bumping former President Andrew Jackson to the back, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced Wednesday.
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Carson insisted he had nothing against Tubman
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"I love what she did, but we can find another way to honor her," Carson said

Question: RELATED: @placeholder's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing

Answer: Harriet Tubman

Answer: Harriet Tubman

Answer: Tubman

Answer: Tubman

Question: "@placeholder ... was a tremendous president," Carson told Cavuto.

Answer: Andrew Jackson

Question: "I mean, @placeholder was the last president who actually balanced the federal budget, where we had no national debt."

Answer: Andrew Jackson

Question: @placeholder also announced plans for the reverse side of each bill.

Answer: Jack Lew


Manchester United have joined the running to sign Burnley striker Danny Ings. Louis van Gaal sent chief scout Jim Lawlor to watch Ings play against Liverpool at Anfield on Wednesday night after the 22-year-old scored at Old Trafford in February. Liverpool were favourites to sign the England Under-21 forward in January with his contract ending this summer, but Brendan Rodgers has competition to bring him to Anfield. Manchester United have joined the running to sign Burnley striker Danny Ings after sending scouts to watch Ings (centre) has been Burnley's star player as they try to stay in the Premier League this season
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Louis van Gaal sent chief scout Jim Lawlor to watch Burnley's Danny Ings
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Liverpool were favourites to sign England Under-21 striker Ings
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Manchester United have joined the race to land the 22-year-old
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Manchester City contacted his representatives in February

Question: But @placeholder would receive about £6million in compensation if Ings joined another club in England, while a move abroad would net the second-bottom  side just £300,000.

Answer: Burnley

Answer: Burnley

Answer: Burnley

Answer: Burnley


Bending and rising in spectacular fashion, these stunning pictures capture the paddy fields of south east Asia and the arduous life of the farmers who cultivate them. In a photo album that spans over China, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, extraordinary images portray the crop's full cycle from the primitive sowing of seeds to the distribution of millions of tonnes for consumption. The pictures were taken by professional photographer Scott Gable, 39, who spent four months travelling across the region documenting the labour and threadbare equipment used to harvest the carbohydrate-rich food. Scroll down for video Majestic: A farmer wades through the mud with a stick as late morning rain falls on top of Dragonsbone terraces in Longsheng County, China
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The spectacular photos were taken at paddy fields in China, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia
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Photographer Scott Gable spent four months travelling region to document the process of harvesting the crop
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Rice accounts for one fifth of all calories consumed by humans but crop is often still cultivated in primitive way

Question: Muddy work: A solitary famer wearing a traditoinal Asian conical hat labours in a paddy field in lowland  southern @placeholder

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China


David Cameron today met with desperate refugees who have been forced out of their homes by Syria's brutal civil war as he made a surprise visit to Lebanon. The Prime Minister vowed to continue to help migrants fleeing the conflict, and insisted that Britain's aid spending makes it less likely that Syrians will attempt the dangerous sea crossing to Europe. Mr Cameron said he wanted to see the impact of aid provided by the UK - the second-biggest donor to the region after the US - to improve conditions in Lebanon's huge refugee camps. He met one Syrian family who will be resettled in Britain as part of a new initiative to accept 20,000 refugees from the war-torn country over the next five years.
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David Cameron has visited Lebanon to see a camp for Syrian refugees
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PM met with a mother who is given just $5 a month to feed her 10 children
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He insisted that Britain's £1billion in aid helps support the needy and dissuade them from travelling to Europe
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Cameron has appointed a minister to manage arrival of 20,000 refugees

Question: 'For thousands of refugees this means a meal for their families, the security of a home with basic sanitation and clean water and for children it means an education so we don't lose a generation to the @placeholder conflict.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrians

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian


Lily Allen has hired an £80-an-hour personal trainer to help her fight the signs of ageing - on her face. The 30-year-old Smile hit maker has been 'working out' at a specialist gym where clients are put through a finger-led facelift that acts like a 'natural Botox'. Mother-of-two Lily posted a photograph of herself at the Face Gym in central London on her Instagram page, alongside the caption: 'Putting in the hours @face_gym #tiring (sic).' Customers are offered half-hour £40 treatments which include a warm-up, cardio, advanced training and a cool down. They can also seek help for specific problem areas including the scalp, brows, cheeks and jaw.
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The 30-year-old shared a photograph of herself at the Face Gym in London
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Singer captioned the snap: 'Putting in the hours @face_gym #tiring'
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Finger-led facelift targets specific problem areas like the jaw and forehead

Question: '@placeholder goes beyond the skin - our face trainers work deep into the muscles around key problem areas such as jowls, eyes and foreheads.'

Answer: Face Gym

Answer: Face Gym


Anyone who has flown back from a holiday at night will have marvelled at the twinkling blanket of lights that cover towns and cities after dark. But the crew of the ISS has gone one better, by capturing this light show from the International Space Station's orbit around 250 miles (400km) above the Earth. The six-second Vine loop was posted at 9.32pm GMT last night and shows the station soaring over the UK and Scandinavia. Scroll down for video The bright section of light in the east of the UK is London (pictured). Cornwall and Devon are in relative darkness. As the station moves towards Scandinavia, the bright lights of Brussels and Antwerp in Belgium and Rotterdam in The Netherlands can be seen
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The International Space Station will celebrate its 15th anniversary of continuous human occupation in November
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Crew member Samantha Cristoforetti filmed this Vine video on board the ISS on last night
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Six-second loop shows the station orbiting over the UK and Scandinavia and the Vine was posted at 9.32pm GMT
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Ms Critoferetti is a flight engineer for Expedition 42 and has been in orbit since 9 November
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She recently released a collection of photos featuring the English Channel and Yosemite National Park

Question: This is the same location where this @placeholder was taken.

Answer: Vine

Answer: Vine


Nicola Sturgeon today visited a school in New York as she continued her four-day tour of the US designed to cement her position as an international stateswoman. The Scottish First Minister met staff and pupils at Daniel Hale Williams elementary in Brooklyn, claiming it will help her to drive up standards in Scotland. But the big event of the first day of her tour is a slot on Jon Stewart's ratings hit The Daily Show tonight, which unfortunately billed her as a 'comedian' and not a politician. Officially this week's trip has been described as an effort to promote Scotland as 'a great place to live, visit, do business, study and invest'.
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Scottish First Minister has embarked on a four-day tour of the US
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Meets businesses about investing in Scotland and tours a Brooklyn school
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Has landed a slot to be interview by Jon Stewart on The Daily Show tonight
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But programme's website described SNP leader as a 'comedian'

Question: Miss Sturgeon said: 'Coming to Brooklyn today and finding out about how schools which face similar issues to those in some of @placeholder's most disadvantaged communities have overcome their challenges will be vital as we move towards shaping a model that will work back home.'

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Question: Miss Sturgeon said: 'Scotland has a proud tradition and enviable global reputation for engineering excellence, built on the skills and innovation of our people, making it an attractive location for @placeholder businesses.'

Answer: US

Answer: US

Question: Stewart has become one of the biggest and most influential hosts of a US talk show during his 16 years at the helm of the @placeholder, but is due to retire from the programme in August this year.

Answer: The Daily Show

Question: 'While @placeholder already leads the way in many areas, I am aware that we can still learn from other countries.'

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland


(CNN) Donald Trump's top campaign promise of repealing Obamacare remains unfinished as the President heads into Washington's sweltering summer months. With the Republican Party's most pressing undertaking stuck in limbo, GOP senators and aides are beginning to wonder about one undesirable outcome: that the Senate takes a vote on a health care bill in the coming weeks knowing full well it could fail. RELATED: Conservatives say they're losing health care bill fight Republicans are attempting to use the so-called budget reconciliation process, which would allow them to avoid a Democratic filibuster. With only 52 Republicans in the Senate, however, there is no room for error as leaders struggle with the daunting task of finding consensus between their caucus' moderate and conservative flanks on such a deeply divisive issue.
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Republicans control Congress but continue to be divided over what to include in legislation to repeal Obamacare
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Some Republicans want to move on from the issue in the Senate if they can't pass a bill soon

Question: However, under Senate rules -- which only allow budgetary changes to be accepted under the reconciliation process -- it's not clear that @placeholder could pass that same language.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans


Freddie Ljungberg will never forget the hour he spent worrying about nothing. For that reason, he will also never downplay the rivalry between the neighbours who share a stadium in Stockholm this evening. Simply put, there is notorious history behind the 105th meeting of Sweden and Denmark, which quite feasibly could mark the start of Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s farewell tour and serves as the first game of a two-legged play-off to reach Euro 2016. It is highly unlikely that either of these forthcoming encounters will match the extraordinary drama that cropped up when the sides met eight years ago, with almost as much at stake.
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Freddie Ljungberg played in 2007 match  abandoned after fan's attack
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Sweden were awarded last minute penalty with the game poised at 3-3
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Ljungberg ready to take it when Denmark fan ran on and tried to hit referee
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Former Arsenal winger waited an hour before game was finally called off
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Sweden face Denmark in the first leg of their Euro 2016 playoff on Friday
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic could end Sweden career if they don't qualify

Question: ‘When he ran on to the field I was the one about to take the penalty,’ said Ljungberg, @placeholder’s captain that night.

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Sweden


(CNN) Hundreds of law enforcement officers were scouring Orlando early Tuesday for a man suspected of fatally shooting a police officer outside a Walmart. The suspect fled, triggering an intense manhunt that included door-to-door searches in apartment complexes and the placing of a dozen schools on lockdown. Another officer died while taking part in the search for the gunman. The Orange County sheriff's deputy died when his motorcycle collided with another vehicle. After the deaths of two law enforcement officers in one day, Orlando Police Chief John Mina vowed to find the suspect -- who has been identified as Markeith Loyd.
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A reward of up to $60,000 is offered for information leading to Markeith Loyd's arrest
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Master Sgt. Debra Clayton's death marks the first gun-related police fatality of 2017 in the United States

Question: @placeholder also is wanted in the killing of a pregnant woman in December, Mina said.

Answer: Markeith Loyd

Question: @placeholder was married and the mother of a college-age son.

Answer: Debra Clayton


When it comes to four-wheel grand prix racing, Britain’s future looks in good hands. Lewis Hamilton is the Formula One world champion, and judging by the form he showed to win the Australian Grand Prix, he looks in good shape to become the first ever British driver to retain his title. But glance towards two-wheel grand prix racing and you will find Britain is still dining off championships and even race wins from the late great Barry Sheene. Britain's Cal Crutchlow will be riding for the LCR Honda team during the 2015 MotoGP season Crutchlow hopes to hit the front of the MotoGP grid with Honda after a disappointing year with Ducati
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MotoGP season begins in Qatar with opening grand prix on March 29
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Cal Crutchlow will ride for Honda after struggling at Ducati in 2014
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Britain searching for first premier class win since Barry Sheene in 1981

Question: The @placeholder you don’t take advantage as much as you would with the other bikes.

Answer: LCR Honda

Answer: Honda

Answer: Honda


(CNN) -- Gonzalo Higuain scored his first Serie A goals since October as third-placed Napoli earned a morale-boosting 4-2 win at Lazio on Monday. Higuain has struggled to match his feats at Real Madrid since joining from the Spanish club in a reported $55 million deal in July, but he netted in each half to put the Naples side within three points of second-placed Roma and six of leader Juventus. The Argentina striker put Napoli ahead in the 24th minute at Rome's Stadio Olimpico but an own-goal from teammate Valon Behrami less than 60 seconds later leveled the score. Fellow forward Goran Pandev made it 2-1 five minutes after the break, and Higuain -- who also had a first-half effort disallowed for offside -- extended the lead in the 72nd minute with his seventh goal in Italy's top flight this season.
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Napoli six points behind Italian league leader Juventus after beating Lazio 4-2
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Striker Gonzalo Higuain scores twice to end his Serie A goal drought
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Argentine is five goals behind league-leading Giuseppe Rossi of Fiorentina
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Rossi nets his 12th in 14 games as fifth-placed Fiorentina wins seven-goal thriller

Question: The defeat left Lazio in ninth place, 20 points behind champion @placeholder.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


(CNN) -- A lawsuit has been filed claiming that the iconic Led Zeppelin song "Stairway to Heaven" was far from original. The suit, filed on May 31 in the United States District Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania, was brought by the estate of the late musician Randy California against the surviving members of Led Zeppelin and their record label. The copyright infringement case alleges that the Zeppelin song was taken from the single "Taurus" by the 1960s band Spirit, for whom California served as lead guitarist. "Late in 1968, a then new band named Led Zeppelin began touring in the United States, opening for Spirit," the suit states. "It was during this time that Jimmy Page, Led Zeppelin's guitarist, grew familiar with 'Taurus' and the rest of Spirit's catalog. Page stated in interviews that he found Spirit to be 'very good' and that the band's performances struck him 'on an emotional level.' "
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Suit claims similarities between two songs
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Randy California was guitarist for the group Spirit
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Jimmy Page has called the accusation "ridiculous"

Question: According to claims in the suit, "Parts of 'Stairway to Heaven,' instantly recognizable to the music fans across the world, sound almost identical to significant portions of '@placeholder.'

Answer: Taurus

Answer: Taurus

Question: The estate is seeking court ordered damages and writing credit for California, born @placeholder.

Answer: Randy California

Answer: California

Answer: Randy California