(CNN) As federal prosecutors in New York prepared their case against a man accused of covertly working for Russian intelligence two years ago, they began raising questions about an unidentified "third party" paying the defendant's legal bills. The defendant's benefactor turned out to be VneshEconomBank, the same financial institution at the center of a recent controversy over its chairman's meeting with Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and one of his top White House advisers. On the one hand, it should be no surprise that bank, also known as VEB, was paying for Evgeny Buryakov's legal defense -- Buryakov was one of its employees, after all.
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VneshEconomBank paid for its employee Evgeny Buryakov's legal defense
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Buryakov was accused of covertly working for Russian intelligence

Question: The bank's @placeholder office had been struggling since Buryakov's arrest, Saratov wrote, "because there is no one else as organized and as diligent as he is."

Answer: New York


(CNN) -- A leading international children's charity has warned that Elton John's desire to adopt a 14-month-old baby boy could lead to more children being abandoned. Elton John kisses baby Lev during his visit to the orphanage in Ukraine on Saturday. The singer, 62, made the announcement during a visit with his partner, 46-year-old David Furnish, to an orphanage for HIV-affected children in Ukraine on Saturday. "David always wanted to adopt and I always said no because I am 62 and I think because of the traveling I do and the life I have, maybe it wouldn't be fair for the child," he told reporters.
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Elton John, 62, made announcement during a visit to an orphanage in Ukraine
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EveryChild charity believes international adoption sends wrong message
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Spokesman: Mothers abandon children in hope they are adopted by foreigners
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Madonna recently won appeal to adopt second child from Malawi

Question: According to research by the charity's Web site, 95 percent of the children in @placeholder's institutions are not orphans, with babies born to HIV+ mothers facing particular discrimination.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Question: @placeholder is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.

Answer: Elton John

Answer: Elton John

Answer: Elton John


Seoul (CNN) A man drove a construction vehicle Tuesday into the gate of a South Korean prosecutor's office intending to kill the woman at the center of a major political scandal, authorities said. The man came from a rural town to the prosecutor's office in Seoul to "help Choi Soon-sil die," said Han Jeung-sub, a detective at the Seocho Police Station. Choi is a friend and informal adviser to South Korean President Park Geun-hye, and she has been described as a Rasputin-like character to the leader. Accusations that Choi was the recipient of leaked official state documents have led to noisy demands for Park's ouster, with thousands taking to the streets over the weekend demanding she step down.
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President's friend and informal adviser taken into "emergency detention"
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Confidante faces questioning over allegations she received classified documents

Question: In a televised presidential apology, @placeholder said Choi looked at "some documents" for a certain period of time after Park took office but didn't specify what they were.

Answer: Park Geun

Answer: Park


Two Burmese men charged with the murders of British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller had their DNA re-taken in a dramatic courtroom scene today. The rare, if not unique, move was played out after lawyers defending migrants Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo questioned scientific methods applied when the men's DNA was initially taken by police. Earlier a police sergeant who had taken the first DNA samples following the arrest of the Burmese men admitted he had only taken swabs before in training and never from a 'real' suspect. The bodies of Miss Witheridge, 23, and Mr Miller, 24, were discovered in September last year, on Koh Tao Sairee Beach. But failures to investigate vital evidence is putting the trial in jeopardy.
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Lawyers for Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo demanded the pair had their DNA retaken
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They questioned scientific methods applied when the DNA was initially taken
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Police sergeant who took original samples admitted he had only taken swabs before in training and never from a 'real' suspect
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Failures to investigate vital evidence is putting the murder trial in jeopardy

Question: That resulted in a plea to the Koh Samui court by the defence team to have the @placeholder re-taken there and then.

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA

Answer: DNA


President Barack Obama delivered a stinging rebuke to comedian Bill Cosby on Wednesday during a White House press conference that was otherwise focused on his Iran nuclear deal, saying of the date-rape drugging allegations dozens of women have lobbed at him: 'That's rape.' He was asked whether the Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby was awarded in 2002 would be taken away, and launched into a heartfelt but damning criticism. 'If you give a woman, or a man for that matter, without his or her knowledge, a drug and then have sex with that person without consent, that's rape,' the president said.
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Obama was answering questions about his Iran nuclear bargain when a reporter asked if Cosby's Presidential Medal of Freedom would be yanked
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He said there's 'no mechanism' for revoking the 2002 prize but what the comedian is accused of doing to dozens of women is 'rape'
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'If you give a woman, or a man for that matter, without his or her knowledge, a drug and then have sex with that person without consent, that's rape,' the president said
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'And I think this country, any civilized country, should have no tolerance for rape'
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Lawyer Gloria Allred who is representing victims says that White House must come up with way of revoking it

Question: Late last year, Dickinson broke down in tears in a live television interview accusing @placeholder of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious.

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Question: In November, @placeholder's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Question: 'In my opinion, allegations against Mr Cosby by more than 40 women alleging that he drugged and sexually assaulted them are so serious that it is the right time to create a mechanism and establish the precedent to revoke this honor to Mr @placeholder.

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby

Answer: Cosby


(CNN) An additional charge has been filed against a Maryland man accused of tweeting an animated strobe image to a journalist with epilepsy, prosecutors in Texas said Monday. John Rayne Rivello, 29, was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, said Brittany Dunn with the Dallas County District Attorney's Office. A grand jury referral said Rivello sent the tweet knowing journalist Kurt Eichenwald  was "susceptible to seizures and that such animations are capable of causing seizures." The document said Rivello used "a deadly weapon, to wit: a tweet and a graphics interchange format (GIF) and an electronic device and hands during the commission of the assault."
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Man also faces federal cyberstalking charge
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Journalist says he suffered a seizure and received more flashing images

Question: The Twitter account belonging to @placeholder allegedly contained direct messages sent to other users regarding Eichenwald with statements like, "I hope this sends him into a seizure," "Spammed this at (victim) let's see if he dies," and "I know he has epilepsy," according to the allegations in an affidavit that was unsealed Friday.

Answer: John Rayne Rivello

Answer: Rivello

Answer: Rivello


NSW Labor leader Luke Foley is campaigning to be the state's new Premier A political party's attempt to use LOL cat memes as part of their election campaign has backfired after social media users pointed out they should be focusing on policy not comedy. NSW Labor, whose leader Luke Foley is campaigning to win the upcoming state election, posted a series of cat memes targeted at Liberal Premier Mike Baird on Saturday which they renamed 'Caturday'. But the party's Facebook fans were quick to point out cat memes had ‘become a bit passé’ and blasted ‘get your message across in an adult way, as it is adults who vote’.
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NSW Labor posted cat memes on their Facebook page on Saturday
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They renamed the day 'Caturday' and targeted NSW Premier Mike Baird
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NSW Labor leader Luke Foley is campaigning to become Premier
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Facebook fans said cat memes had 'become a bit passé'
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Others blasted 'get your message across in an adult way'
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The state election will be held on March 28

Question: 'Take it from this cat - whatever @placeholder tries to tell you, prices will go up when he sells off our electricity network,' NSW Labor said on Facebook

Answer: Liberal

Answer: Mike Baird

Answer: Mike Baird

Question: NSW Labor said: 'Poll after poll shows that voters do not support @placeholder's plan to sell off our electricity'

Answer: Liberal

Answer: Mike Baird

Answer: Mike Baird


City officials in South Carolina approved a $6.5 million settlement Thursday with the family of an unarmed black man fatally shot by a white police officer who was captured on cellphone video firing at the man's back as he ran away. The North Charleston City Council approved the settlement by a 10-0 vote, and members of Walter Scott's family were on hand when it was announced. Scott, 50, was shot April 4 by North Charleston officer Michael Slager while trying to run from a traffic stop. A bystander recorded the shooting in dramatic cellphone video. Slager was indicted on a murder charge in June and a judge refused to set bond last month, saying his release would 'constitute an unreasonable danger to the community.'
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The North Charleston City Council approved the settlement by a 10-0 vote, and Walter Scott's family was on hand when it was announced Thursday
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Scott, 50, was shot April 4 by North Charleston officer Michael Slager while trying to run from a traffic stop
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A bystander recorded the shooting in dramatic cellphone video

Question: The mayor said that since the shooting, @placeholder police have been outfitted with body cameras.

Answer: North Charleston City Council

Answer: North Charleston

Answer: North Charleston City Council

Answer: North Charleston


Tons of rotting fish have filled a lagoon in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where Olympic rowing and canoeing events will be held during next year's Games. Over the past week, thousands of the silver fish have died and have been scooped out of Rodrigo de Freitas lake, but city authorities and biologists have argued about the cause. More than 37 tons of fish have been collected, according to Rio's waste management company, but there is still an overwhelming stench, sparking complaints from neighbours and passers-by. Clearing: Rio's waste management company said it has cleared more than 37 tons of fish, which have been taken to the city's main dump
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Tons of dead fish are being cleared from a stinking lagoon in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which will host Olympic events
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Rotting silver fish have filled Rodrigo de Freitas lake where rowing and canoeing events should take place next year
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There is an overwhelming stench and authorities and biologists have argued about about the cause of the deaths

Question: The die-offs are common in @placeholder, where rivers, lakes and even the ocean are blighted by raw sewage and garbage.

Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio

Answer: Rio

Answer: Rio de Janeiro


A series of chilling text messages that a suicidal father sent to his increasingly panicked ex-girlfriend in the final moments before he allegedly threw their baby son to his death off a bridge has emerged. As he stood on Connecticut's Arrigoni Bridge with his seven-month-old son Aaden on Sunday night, Tony Moreno, 22, exchanged dozens of texts with his former partner, 19-year-old Adrianne Oyola. In separate messages, he told her: 'Enjoy your new life without us', 'There is no more days [sic]' and 'You're not a parent anymore' - prompting Oyola to frantically ask about her son's whereabouts. Moreno then wrote: 'He's dead', followed by 'And soon I will be too.' Shortly after, the father apparently leaped from the 90ft bridge himself - having already hurled Aaden into the water below.
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Tony Moreno, 22, admits throwing his seven-month-old son, Aaden, off Connecticut's Arrigoni Bridge - before jumping himself, officials say
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On night of alleged murder, he sent chilling texts to his former girlfriend
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He told Adrianne Oyola: 'Enjoy your new life without us' and 'He's dead'
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An increasingly panicked Oyola begged for information about their child
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As Moreno fell silent, she text him: 'Please don't hurt Aaden... Please!!!'
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On Tuesday, Aaden was found dead in Connecticut River 15 miles away
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Moreno was rescued from water and is now alert and stable in hospital
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He has been charged with murder and is being held on $2million bond
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Oyola had obtained a restraining order against Moreno but it was overturned on June 29

Question: Later that night, she was told by police that her child had likely died after Moreno's mother allegedly received a call from @placeholder saying he was going to jump off the bridge, and called 911.

Answer: Tony Moreno

Answer: Moreno

Answer: Tony Moreno

Answer: Moreno

Answer: Moreno

Answer: Moreno

Question: @placeholder was nowhere to be seen, but his empty stroller was sat on the bridge.

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Question: Oyola, who lived with @placeholder and his family until June 17, reportedly told police officers that she and her ex-boyfriend had not been getting along in the months leading up to Sunday's incident.

Answer: Tony Moreno

Answer: Moreno

Answer: Tony Moreno

Answer: Moreno

Answer: Moreno

Answer: Moreno

Question: He ruled that the pair needed to 'figure out' their relationship for @placeholder's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or Aaden.

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Question: He ruled that the pair needed to 'figure out' their relationship for Aaden's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to @placeholder or Aaden.

Answer: Adrianne Oyola

Answer: Oyola

Answer: Adrianne Oyola

Answer: Oyola

Answer: Oyola

Question: He ruled that the pair needed to 'figure out' their relationship for Aaden's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or @placeholder.

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden


A thief filmed himself at the wheel of a stolen Porsche Boxster before he crashed into a wall less than a mile away. Jamie Lee Sharp, 25, and his accomplice James Honeywell, 26, stole the keys to the £40,000 sports car during a burglary at a home in Gloucester on January 11. Sharp recorded himself on his mobile phone as he drove away, boasting to his friends on the phone. He was arrested after he lost control of the vehicle and crashed, trapping himself inside. Honeywell ran away from the scene, leaving Sharp behind. In a 43-second clip released by Gloucestershire Police, Sharp can be heard saying: 'Hey you little (inaudible) I'm in a Porsche Boxster, now look hear the revs,' before stepping on the accelerator.
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Jamie Lee Sharp, 25, stole keys to £40,000 Porsche Boxster during raid
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He filmed himself boasting about the car before getting behind the wheel
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Thief was arrested when he crashed the car, trapping himself inside
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Sharp and his accomplice, James Honeywell, 26, were both jailed

Question: @placeholder, previously of Gloucester, was  jailed for four years after pleading guilty to burglary, aggravated vehicle taking, driving whilst disqualified, drink-driving and driving without insurance.

Answer: Jamie Lee Sharp

Answer: Sharp

Answer: Sharp

Answer: Sharp

Answer: Jamie Lee Sharp

Answer: Sharp


Alex McLeish has warned Ronny Deila that a domestic Treble with Celtic may not be enough to save his job. The former Rangers manager remains the last man to complete the clean sweep of trophies when he overcame a Martin O’Neill inspired Celtic side that would go on to reach the UEFA Cup Final in 2003. In contrast, Deila’s side have struggled in Europe, crashing out of the Champions League to Swedish champions Malmo and sliding to Europa League defeat against unfancied Molde. 1966-67             Jock Stein 1968-69             Jock Stein 2000-01             Martin O'Neill Deila has since steadied the ship with wins over Dundee United and Hearts. But, as the champions prepare for key games against Aberdeen in the league and a Glasgow return against Molde, McLeish reckoned domestic success may be less important now than European respectability.
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Domestic success will not secure Ronny Deila's future, says Alex McLeish
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The former Rangers boss was last manager to win Scottish Treble, in 2003
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Deila has struggled in Europe - crashing out of the Champions League and sliding to defeat against Molde in the Europa League

Question: ‘But he has got to beat these teams (@placeholder etc).

Answer: Malmo


Poachers killed one of Kenya's most beloved elephants -- a behemoth animal with tusks so large, they touched the ground. Satao was shot with poisoned arrows in the sprawling Tsavo National Park in the country's southeast. Wildlife officials found his carcass with two massive holes where his tusks once stood. His face was so badly mutilated, authorities used other ways to identify him, including his ears and the pattern of mud caked on his body. "Satao is dead, killed by an ivory poacher's poisoned arrow to feed the seemingly insatiable demand for ivory in far off countries. A great life lost so that someone far away can have a trinket on their mantlepiece," Tsavo Trust said in statement late Friday. "Rest in peace, old friend, you will be missed."
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Satao had tusks so large, they touched the ground
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Beloved elephant was a hit among tourists at the national park
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Conservation groups: Surge in illicit ivory trade results in killing of 30,000 African elephants a year

Question: "We are left with no choice but to acknowledge that the great @placeholder is no more," the trust said in a statement.

Answer: Satao

Answer: Satao

Answer: Satao


The socialite squatter who refused to move out of the her former friend's luxury apartment for over a year has finally been forced out. Police showed up to the Fifth Avenue pad of Julianne Michelle Di Palma on June 24 to escort out Melissa Berkelhammer, a Princeton and Harvard Law-educated 38-year-old blogger. True to form, though, she didn't go easily. 'It took hours to get them out,' a source told Page Six. 'Julianne hired movers and a large storage space on East 62nd Street so that their belongings would not be thrown out or lost.' The issue of Berkelhammer's reluctance, at that of her mother, to leave Di Palma's Upper East Side apartment went all the way to Washington as congresswoman Carolyn Maloney of New York penned a letter to the city marshal urging they be removed from the apartment.
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Melissa Berkelhammer and her mother JoEllen were forced out of the the Fifth Avenue apartment of her former friend Julianne Di Palma on June 24
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Berkelhammer has found a job as a restaurant hostess on Manhattan's Upper East Side
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The Berkelhammers reportedly showed up with dozens of bags and took over the apartment for over a year as the Di Palma's suffered
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The mother-daughter duo are now living in a hotel

Question: The entire scenario was a nightmare for @placeholder a source close to her told DailyMail.com.

Answer: Julianne Michelle Di Palma

Answer: Di Palma

Answer: Julianne Di Palma

Answer: Di Palma


The line-up for the men's final was decided on Friday as world No 1 Novak Djokovic swept aside Richard Gaquet to set up a repeat of last year's final against seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer - after he beat home home favourite Andy Murray. But, there was more happening elsewhere at the All England Club - Sportsmail's tennis correspondent Stuart Fraser brings the latest from behind the scenes at SW19... The days of lifting the title at 17 here are long gone for Boris Becker as he limps around, plagued by a similar ankle problem to that which ended Marco van Basten's career.
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Martina Hingis will play in the Wimbledon ladies' and mixed doubles finals
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Andy Murray's wristband caught, by HRH The Duchess of Cornwall, has been signed by the world No 3 with proceeds to go to Animal Care Trust
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Sergiy Stakhovsky has caused controversy for 'lesbian' WTA comments

Question: @placeholder had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.

Answer: Martina Hingis


Washington (CNN) Sen. Marco Rubio, a longtime hawk on Syria, praised the US airstrike on a Syrian airfield days after a chemical attack on innocents attributed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Following news that President Donald Trump had green-lit the US action, Rubio said Thursday on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" that Russia could not fairly criticize the military strike because Russia backed Assad -- who is accused of perpetrating the attack on his own people. "They have no standing to say anything about this," Rubio said of the Russians. He said that the move doesn't just send a message, but amounts to a "significant degrading" of Assad's ability to carry out chemical attacks.
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Rubio said Russians had put themselves into harm's way
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He said the strikes indicated a firm US stance against Assad's reign

Question: "If the Russians are there on the ground assisting @placeholder in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Question: In 2013, Rubio did not support authorizing a military strike against Assad after Obama called for congressional approval in the wake of @placeholder unleashing chemical weapons on his people.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Question: "While I have long argued forcefully for an engagement and empowering the @placeholder people, I have never supported the use of force, of US military force, in this conflict, and I still don't," Rubio said at the time.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Question: "I'll let them speak for their policy, but tonight's actions show that the days of being able to act with impunity are over when it comes to @placeholder-Assad," Rubio said.

Answer: Bashar al

Question: "I'll let them speak for their policy, but tonight's actions show that the days of being able to act with impunity are over when it comes to Bashar al-@placeholder," Rubio said.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad


(CNN) Nearly 19,000 civilians were killed in Iraq between January 2014 and October 2015 -- a toll the United Nations calls "staggering" in a new report. The report, released Tuesday, outlined the horrific impact that Iraq's ongoing conflict is having on its civilian population. Much of the suffering was attributed to ISIS, the brutal Islamist terror group which has declared an Islamic caliphate across the vast stretches of territory it holds in Iraq and neighboring Syria. The report also estimated that  ISIS holds about 3,500 slaves and said it continues to subject women and children to sexual violence, particularly in the form of sexual slavery.
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A new United Nations report sheds light on the extent of civilian suffering in Iraq as the country battles ISIS
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Nearly 19,000 civilians have been killed in 21 months, while 3,500 are being held in slavery
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The report says ISIS is abducting hundreds of children for religious or military training

Question: Many were then sentenced in @placeholder-run courts, where they faced punishments including death, stoning or amputation.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Sure, St Andrews is the home of golf and Monaco hosts the most glamorous race on the Formula One circuit, but the sporting world offers so much more than what can be seen on television. With the warmer months upon us the countdown is on for all manner of festivals around the globe, with many of them revolving around intriguing, entertaining and downright wacky events. MailOnline Travel sheds some light on the most unique sporting escapes you could take this year as a spectator or in some cases even as a participant, from the historic cheese-rolling race in Gloucestershire to the Mud Olympics in Brunsbuettel, Germany.
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Traditional sports in Scotland's Highland Games and Mongolia's Naadam
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Wife Carrying, Bog Snorkelling and Cheese-Rolling among the kookiest
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Camel Wrestling in Turkey and Prison Rodeo in the US more controversial

Question: Not for everyone, in particular animal welfare groups who oppose it, or the feint of heart but certainly historic - camel wrestling has been going on in @placeholder for more than 2,000 years.

Answer: Turkey

Question: As Scottish as whisky and haggis, @placeholder are held throughout the country from May to September with as many as 60 sports contested.

Answer: Highland Games


Who needs Diego Costa when you've got John Terry? The Chelsea centre-back has shown he is more than capable of scoring a goal or two himself in a homemade Instagram video. Although the season is over, Premier League players will still be looking to keep themselves in shape, and Terry is no exception, practising his technique at home. The former England captain is famous for his no-nonsense defending, but if this video is anything to go by, his shooting technique is pretty nifty, too. Flicking the ball up skilfully, the Chelsea skipper does two kick-ups before teeing the ball up onto his wrong foot, rifling a half-volley into the top right-hand corner of the goal.
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Chelsea captain John Terry has been practising over the summer
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He posted an Instagram video of himself scoring an impressive volley
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Terry flicks the ball up, before firing a left-foot shot into the top corner
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The Chelsea man has also been away to Greece and the Maldives

Question: Despite his jet-setting, we're sure @placeholder will have kept a keen eye on the release of next season's fixtures, which were released on Wednesday.

Answer: John Terry

Answer: Terry

Answer: John Terry

Answer: Terry


They've been the shining lights in a Leicester team who have taken the Premier League by storm this season - but this Chelsea test was their chance to showcase their talents on the big stage. With 24 league goals between them going into Monday's clash, seven more than their opponents had managed all season, it's safe to say Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez have been two men on fire. The pair knew what was at stake, too. Win and the Foxes would return to the top of the table - but lose to the reigning champions and doubts over their title credentials would be raised.
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Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez were the star performers in Chelsea win
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The Leicester double act continue to take the Premier League by storm
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Vardy met Mahrez's cross to open scoring against reigning champions
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Algeria winger then joined in on the act with an exceptional solo strike
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Claudio Ranieri's men returned to top of the table after securing 2-1 win

Question: This clash, despite the heroics of all of @placeholder's players this season, was yet another example of why these two are the stand-out performers in a team who spring a surprise every weekend.

Answer: The Leicester


A couple have proved that love can happen in the most unlikely of places after they met while both undergoing liver transplants. Wayne Boden, 49, and Shelley, 35, from Belvedere, Kent, have tied the knot after their eyes met across a hospital ward three years ago. The pair, who were in their pyjamas when they first felt an attraction, even spent their honeymoon competing at the British Transplant Games. Wayne, a lift engineer, was admitted to hospital in 2012 to wait for a liver transplant after his body rejected an earlier organ. While there he met Shelley, a nursery nurse, who was having rejection treatment for a donor liver she had received six months earlier.
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Wayne Boden, 49, and new wife Shelley, 35, from Kent, first met in hospital
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Shelley was discharged before Wayne but left him a romantic bedside note
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The couple spent their honeymoon at the British Transplant Games

Question: @placeholder, who had a transplant after suffering autoimmune hepatitis, said: 'If I wasn't in hospital for my rejection we wouldn't have ever met.

Answer: Shelley

Answer: Shelley

Answer: Shelley

Answer: Shelley


(CNN) President-elect Donald Trump is "irritated" with top aide Kellyanne Conway's public campaign against Mitt Romney's potential nomination as Secretary of State, according to a source. The Trump source, who is familiar with the President-elect's thinking, acknowledged the existence of an internal feud between Conway and chief of staff Reince Priebus, specifically about the choice between Romney and former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani for the nation's top diplomatic position. The strange feud playing out in public between Romney and Giuliani has captured the attention of the nation in a way rarely seen after the election ends and the transition to the White House begins.
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Conway says Trump supporters feel "betrayed"
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Mitt Romney is being considered for Secretary of State

Question: "Receiving deluge of social media & private comms re: Romney Some Trump loyalists warn against @placeholder as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Mitt Romney


A Baltimore mother hailed as 'Mom of the year' for clobbering her teenage son and dragging him home from the riots admitted sheepishly on Wednesday: 'My pastor is going to kill me.' Toya Graham, a single mother-of-six, was caught on camera whacking her 16-year-old son Michael, pulling off his ski mask and chasing him down the street as rioters clashed with police, looted stores and burned down buildings and cars. The riots broke out following the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray earlier this month who died of a spinal cord injury after being taken into custody by Baltimore police.
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Toya Graham, a single mother-of-six, said she 'just lost it' when she saw her 16-year-old son Michael at Monday's riots carrying a rock
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She said of her son: 'We made eye contact. I was saying ''how dare you do this?'''
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She traveled to New York for interviews on Wednesday after being applauded by moms across the US and the Baltimore police chief
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Her pastor called her 'Mom of the century' on Wednesday for her actions

Question: She said: 'I wish all of the parents of @placeholder would take on her spirit and go pull your children out of the streets.'

Answer: Baltimore

Answer: Baltimore

Answer: Baltimore

Question: 'We haven't received any information on what happened to this young guy [@placeholder].

Answer: Freddie Gray

Question: @placeholder (pictured left in 2014) was at her Baltimore home when at least three shots were fired and a man was killed on the street.

Answer: Toya Graham

Answer: Toya Graham


(CNN) On the hot summer night on of July 12, 1967, two white policemen in Newark, New Jersey, arrested an African-American cabdriver named John Smith for "tailgating" and driving in the wrong direction. The police also accused Smith of physical assault and using offensive language. Race relations had been growing more tense over the year as Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio announced a series of decisions that had angered the African-American community. Some of the residents who were living across the street from where the arrest took place walked out of their homes to watch the incident. Smith was badly beaten. As the police hauled him to the Fourth Precinct station, word spread within the community about what was happening. African-American taxi drivers sent out reports through their radios. A crowd slowly gathered to monitor and protest Smith's treatment. Word quickly spread about the arrest and what was taking place inside the station.
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Julian Zelizer: On July 12, 1967, riots erupted in Newark, New Jersey, after an African-American man was pulled over and beaten by two white policemen
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The fiftieth anniversary of the riots is a reminder that we still face some of the same issues of racism in policing and criminal justice, writes Zelizer

Question: There have been reforms to policing, public attitudes about race have changed, and the growth of @placeholder-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.

Answer: African

Answer: African

Answer: African

Answer: African


UNITED NATIONS (CNN) -- The 15th anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda brought American U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice to tears as she reflected on her personal memories surrounding the slaughter. U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice recalls her time in Rwanda working for the Clinton administration. Rice visited Rwanda as a staff member in former President Bill Clinton's National Security Council six months after the ethnic cleansing. She explained how even months after the violence she encountered decomposing bodies at one of the massacre sites. "For me, the memory of stepping around and over those corpses will remain the most searing reminder imaginable of what our work here must aim to prevent," she said Tuesday at a special commemorative event at United Nations headquarters in New York.
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U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice recalls stepping over corpses in Rwanda
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United Nations ceremony recalls 1994 mass killings in Rwanda
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Obama says tragedy must always be remembered

Question: President @placeholder also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.

Answer: Obama


Plenty of photographers are there to document a baby's birth - but one recently got to capture the touching moment when her friends met their adopted baby for the first time. Kristen Prosser, 31, a photographer from Minnesota, went to the hospital with David and Sarah Olsen as they traveled to bring home the newest addition to their family, Tilly Pearl Olsen. David and Sarah first found out that they had matched for an adoption on Tuesday of last week. Early Wednesday morning, they flew from the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area to Florida, where their new little girl was waiting. 'It was one of the most special moments of my life,' Kristen wrote on Facebook, where she shared the beautiful photos. 'I was so privileged to watch this all unfold. What a perfect example of unconditional and sacrificial love.'
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Kristen Prosser, from Minnesota, documented the beautiful moment for her friends, David and Sarah Olsen
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The couple adopted Tilly Pearl last week
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They also have two biological sons, one of whom has spina bifida

Question: Shot in black and white, @placeholder looks like her heart is melting as she cradles her daughter.

Answer: Sarah Olsen

Answer: Sarah

Answer: Sarah Olsen


Jim Carrey is blasting the governor of California after he signed into law one of the nation's strictest immunization laws. Jerry Brown signed the bill on Tuesday after it was passed by the state legislature, which strikes down personal belief exemptions for immunization and requires all school-age children to be vaccinated by kindergarten and then again by seventh grade. The bill was introduced after a massive measles outbreak at Disneyland infected over 100 people in the United States last year. Carrey took to Twitter just hours after the bill was signed to begin attacking Brown. 'California Gov says yes to poisoning more children with mercury and aluminum in manditory vaccines. This corporate fascist must be stopped,' wrote Carey on Twitter.
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Jim Carrey attacked California Governor Jerry Brown on Twitter after he signed a strict immunization bill into law
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All children in California will now have to be vaccinated unless they have a medical exemption or are homeschooled
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Carrey called Brown as 'fascist' and also attacked the Centers for Disease Control for being 'corrupt'
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The actor believes that the mercury in thimersol - which is added to some vaccines - causes autism in children
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Carrey became an advocate for the cause after he began dating Jenny McCarthy in 2005, who believes vaccines gave her son autism

Question: There had been some question as to whether @placeholder would in fact sign or veto the bill as he did not make his opinion on the matter public.

Answer: Jerry Brown

Answer: Brown

Answer: Jerry Brown

Answer: Brown


(CNN) The mayor of a municipality in Mexico was slain by armed men inside her home on Saturday -- one day after taking office. Gisela Mota Ocampo was sworn into office Friday to lead Temixco, a city of nearly 100,000 people 60 miles south of Mexico City. The attackers entered her house Saturday morning while her family was present and killed her in the doorway, said Alberto Capella, Morelos state security commissioner, at a press briefing. Police pursued and exchanged gunfire with the armed men, killing two of them, he said. Two adults and a juvenile were arrested and will be prosecuted, said Javier Perez Duron, Morelos attorney general.
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Armed men kill the mayor of Temixco, Mexico, inside her house
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She'd been sworn into office one day earlier

Question: The @placeholder state government issued a statement praising Mota Ocampo as "an honest and committed public servant" and calling the attack "a challenge that organized crime launched against the constitutional and democratic order."

Answer: Morelos

Answer: Morelos


Washington (CNN) Imran Awan, who has worked for several House Democrats, including Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, was arrested Monday and charged with bank fraud as he tried to leave the country, legal documents show. FBI spokeswoman Lindsay Ram said FBI and US Capitol Police arrested Awan at Washington's Dulles International Airport as he attempted to travel to Pakistan. The complaint and affidavit against Awan accused him and his wife, Hina Alvi, of attempting to commit bank fraud by misrepresenting themselves on a loan for a rental property they had and then wiring the proceeds to two unnamed persons in Pakistan.
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Awan was arrested at Washington's Dulles International Airport as he attempted to travel to Pakistan
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Awan was arraigned in US District Court on Tuesday and charged with one count of bank fraud

Question: Gowen said most offices ended their relationship with Awan, but that @placeholder's office continued to keep him on the payroll until the day of the arrest.

Answer: Debbie Wasserman Schultz


A Taliban bomb-maker whose device killed a female British Army officer was freed from a UK-run prison in a secret political deal, it was claimed last night. A decorated war hero has made the astonishing claim that a Government Minister signed off the prisoner’s release as part of a goodwill deal with Afghan tribesmen – even though his fingerprints were on a roadside bomb which killed Captain Lisa Head. Last night Capt Head’s father John Head reacted furiously, having previously been assured by the Army that his daughter’s killer would be hanged or receive a life sentence. The Ministry of Defence has refused to confirm the details of the prisoner’s release but Colour Sergeant Trevor Coult, 40, has given a detailed account of his time at the top security British prison at Camp Bastion, the United Kingdom Temporary Holding Facility (UKTHF).
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Decorated war hero Colour Sergeant Trevor Coult has made the claim
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Said Captain Lisa Head's killer was released as part of secret political deal
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Ministry of Defence has refused to confirm details of the prisoner’s release
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Mr Coult makes revelation in new book detailing his time working at Camp Bastion prison

Question: ‘This wasn’t an isolated case, I was at the prison for six months and captives were routinely released and even given £50 in @placeholder money for their troubles.

Answer: Afghan


Hong Kong (CNN) A cybersecurity firm in the United States believes state-sponsored Chinese hackers were trying to infiltrate an organization with connections to a US-built missile system in South Korea that Beijing firmly opposes. "China uses cyber espionage pretty regularly when Chinese interests are at stake to better understand facts on the ground," John Hultquist, the director of cyber espionage analysis at FireEye, told CNN's News Stream. "We have evidence that they targeted at least one party that has been associated with the missile placements." A spokesperson with South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs told CNN there was an attempted cyber attack last month on their systems originating from China, but would not comment when asked if THAAD was targeted.
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The firm says the hackers were likely gathering intelligence, not trying to disrupt a system
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South Korea confirmed Chinese hackers attempted to infiltrate their systems
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China is strongly opposed to THAAD's deployment

Question: The statement reiterated @placeholder's opposition to THAAD and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Question: The statement reiterated China's opposition to @placeholder and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.

Answer: THAAD

Answer: THAAD

Question: Analysts say Beijing believes THAAD's extremely powerful radar could be used to monitor activities inside @placeholder despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China


(CNN)  -- Uruguay star Diego Forlan said Monday that he is leaving Atletico Madrid and is set to join Serie A Inter Milan. Forlan, who scored two goals in the final as his country lifted the Copa America this summer, has been with Atletico since 2007, but a posting on the club's official website confirmed his departure. Forlan, who appeared at a news conference with Atletico president Enrique Cerezo, said the La Liga club would always be in his heart. But added: "At the age of 33, going to a club like Inter is not an opportunity that comes up often.
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Atletico Madrid star Diego Forlan confirms he is leaving La Liga side
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Forlan pays tribute to Atletico but says he cannot turn down opportunity at Inter Milan
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Roque Santa Cruz joins Real Betis on loan from Manchester City
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Yossi Benayoun reveals he is talking to several teams over a move from Chelsea

Question: "I am happy with the decision that I have taken, it is normal that some players come and others go," @placeholder added.

Answer: Diego Forlan

Answer: Forlan

Answer: Forlan

Answer: Diego Forlan

Answer: Forlan


Beijing (CNN) China said Wednesday it has the right to set up an air defense zone in the hotly disputed South China Sea, a day after a landmark court ruling against Beijing's claims in the contested waters. Liu Zhenmin, China's vice foreign minister, told a press conference in Beijing that China's sovereignty over the bulk of the South China Sea wouldn't be affected by a decision by the International Court for Arbitration, which went overwhelmingly in favor of the Philippines. Liu said imposing an air defense identification zone (ADIZ) in the region, which would require aircraft flying over the waters to first notify China, would depend on the threat level China faced.
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Beijing says has right to set up air defense zone in South China Sea
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China says decision is scrap paper, calls for bilateral talks
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Taiwan sends warship to disputed waters

Question: "The @placeholder has exercised restraint and didn't issue an aggressive statement.

Answer: Philippines


Hong Kong (CNN) China's leader has spoken to US President-elect Donald Trump to congratulate him on his stunning election victory. President Xi Jinping and Trump spoke on the phone Sunday night, and "established a clear sense of mutual respect for one another," according to a short statement from Trump's transition team. "President-elect Trump stated that he believes the two leaders will have one of the strongest relationships for both countries moving forward," it added. Chinese state media confirmed the call took place, and said that since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two powers almost four decades ago, "bilateral relations have been developing continuously, bringing tangible benefits to peoples of both countries and promoting peace, stability and prosperity on the regional and world level."
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Telephone call between incoming US leader and Chinese President suggests willingness to work together
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Congratulations come after heated campaign rhetoric

Question: "We can't continue to allow China to rape our country," @placeholder said to supporters.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) Seventy percent of Americans believe the federal investigation into Russia's efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election in the US should be able to look into President Donald Trump's finances, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. Sixty percent of those polled view the probe as a serious matter that should be fully investigated, and a significant minority, 38%, view it as an effort to discredit Trump's presidency. By a roughly two-to-one margin, those polled disapprove of the way Trump is handling the Russia probe (59% disapprove, 31% approve). RELATED: One year into the FBI's Russia investigation, Mueller is on the Trump money trail
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More than six in 10 polled say Attorney General Jeff Sessions did the right thing by recusing himself
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60% of Americans see the investigation as a serious matter that should be fully investigated
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Perceptions of Russia as a "very serious" threat remain at the highest level since the 1980s

Question: RELATED: @placeholder raided Manafort home as part of Russia probe

Answer: FBI

Question: Partisanship seems to drive overall views of the @placeholder investigation as well, according to the poll.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


We've all been frustrated in the airport when a gloating social network update about an impending luxury getaway is cut short by the Wi-Fi cutting out. And businessmen conducting that last-minute conference call throw their arms in the air when mid-conversation, connectivity is lost. However, these may not be common occurrences in Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand - as it has the fastest airport Wi-Fi in the world. And a new infographic shows its nearest competitors. Blog website rottenwifi.com tested out speeds at airports around the world, and it was in the Far East where the fastest was discovered recording an impressive 41.45 megabits per second (Mbps).
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Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand has fastest Wi-Fi in the world
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Dublin Airport comes in third - but no English representatives make the list
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Study found fliers only have 'some' chance of Wi-Fi on 24% of flights

Question: An infographic was then produced that shows the top 10 best airports for @placeholder-Fi speed.

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Question: An infographic was then produced that shows the top 10 best airports for Wi-@placeholder speed.

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Question: Sadly for fliers in this country, the list failed to have an @placeholder airport make the top 10.

Answer: English

Question: 'If you in the hotel with no Wi-@placeholder or poor Wi-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Question: 'If you in the hotel with no Wi-Fi or poor @placeholder-Fi you could choose another place in the city with better quality of the service.

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Question: In the airports you are limited with your choice to access other public @placeholder-Fi.

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Question: In the airports you are limited with your choice to access other public Wi-@placeholder.

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Question: 'After announcing the top 10 airports with the best @placeholder-Fi we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Question: 'After announcing the top 10 airports with the best Wi-@placeholder we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Question: 'After announcing the top 10 airports with the best Wi-Fi we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in @placeholder-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Question: This compares to Routehappy's last report, in June 2013, which found @placeholder-Fi connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Answer: Wi

Question: This compares to Routehappy's last report, in June 2013, which found Wi-@placeholder connectivity on less than half of domestic flights.

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Question: 'Wi-@placeholder is one of the most sought after new amenities flyers want to access on their flights, and there has been significant investment by airlines since our last report,' Routehappy CEO Robert Albert said.

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi


(CNN) -- Google has finally broken its silence on the mysterious structure atop a barge floating in the San Francisco Bay. "Google Barge ... A floating data center? A wild party boat? A barge housing the last remaining dinosaur? Sadly, none of the above," the company said in a statement e-mailed Wednesday to CNN and other news outlets. "Although it's still early days and things may change, we're exploring using the barge as an interactive space where people can learn about new technology," the statement continued. The barge, docked at a pier on Treasure Island, houses a four-story structure made from shipping containers. Speculation about its purpose has been swirling since discovery of the vessel -- and of three similar barges across the country -- first made headlines early last week.
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Google: Mysterious barge in San Francisco Bay will house an 'interactive space'
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Statement: Barge structure will be "where people can learn about new technology"
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CNN affiliate KPIX has reported structure will be high-end showrooms for Glass eyewear
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Three similar barges, including one in Maine, have been spotted

Question: @placeholder, worn like regular glasses, has a small high-res display above the user's right eye and lets wearers use voice commands to shoot photos or videos and access e-mail, text messaging and other features.

Answer: Glass


The two young girls who stabbed one of their classmates and left her for dead are now facing 65 years in prison. A judge has ruled that Anissa Weier, 13, and her friend Morgan Geyser, 12, of Waukesha, Wisconsin, will be tried as adults as they stand trial for their attack on Peyton Leutner, 12, who nearly died. Both girls have been charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide. Now, defense attorneys for the girls have scheduled hearings in hopes of moving their cases back to juvenile court. Scroll down for video Morgan Geyser (left) and Anissa Weier (right) will be tried as adults for stabbing a classmate
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Anissa Weier and her friend Morgan Geyser will stand trial as adults for stabbing a fellow classmate and are facing 65 years in prison
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This as police interrogation video recently released showed Anissa, then 12, and Morgan, 12, explaining why they stabbed a friend 19 times
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The girls, from Waukesha, Wisconsin, attacked Peyton Lautner to appease the Slender Man, planning out their actions on the school bus
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Peyton survived the attack, and the girls were picked up a few hours later walking along a highway off-ramp
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In the video, Morgan said she saw Slender Man in her dreams, while Anissa said she saw him when Morgan stabbed Anissa
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Both girls face a count of being a party to attempted first-degree intentional homicide

Question: As for @placeholder, Morgan described him as a man with 'tendrils that are very sharp.'

Answer: Slender Man

Answer: Slender Man


Washington (CNN) Federal officials on Friday unsealed charges against three men accused of a thwarted plot to attack concert venues and landmarks around New York City in 2016, according to court documents -- a case that comes on the heels of a mass shooting at a concert in Las Vegas. The three men allegedly used internet messaging applications to plot bombings and shootings in Times Square, the New York subway and concerts during Ramadan last year, according to a news release on the unsealed court documents from the acting US attorney for the Southern District of New York. Charged in the case are Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy, 19, a Canadian citizen; Talha Haroon, 19, a US citizen living in Pakistan; and Russell Salic, 37, a Philippines citizen, the release said. According to prosecutors, all three have been arrested and El Bahnasawy has already pleaded guilty following his May 2016 arrest. Haroon and Salic have been arrested overseas, and the US is seeking to have them extradited to stand trial here.
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"I wanna kill . . . them in thousands," one of the men allegedly wrote to an undercover agent
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One of the men has pleaded guilty

Question: Haroon is alleged to have planned to travel from @placeholder to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.

Answer: Pakistan

Question: The news of the foiled plot comes shortly after the mass shooting in @placeholder that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.

Answer: Las Vegas


(CNN) -- On separate trips to Guatemala and Zambia in the late 1980s and in the early 2000s, we each saw the devastating effect of the water and sanitation crisis firsthand. We saw a world in which basic needs went drastically unmet -- where a lack of safe water and sanitation robbed men, women and children of health, hope and even life. In the time it takes us to fill a glass of water -- about 21 seconds -- a child in some part of the world has died because of water-related disease. Watch video: Gary White on the ubiquitous force
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Matt Damon, Gary White: Millions die each year from lack of safe water and sanitation
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Damon, White: With WaterCredit program, we could help end the global water crisis
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They say clean water access improve productivity, restore dignity and transform lives
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Damon, White: We hope more people will get involved with this big but solvable crisis

Question: Our research also shows that investment in @placeholder reaches five to 10 times as many people as a traditional grant over a 10-year period.

Answer: WaterCredit


(CNN) Before Monday's preseason game between the Cleveland Browns and the New York Giants, the ongoing series of national anthem demonstrations by NFL players broke a barrier. For the first recorded time, a white player took a knee. As the anthem sounded, several Browns players knelt in what they later said was prayer. Among them was Seth DeValve, who is white and whose wife is African-American. "I wanted to support my African-American teammates today who wanted to take a knee," he said in a post-game interview. "We wanted to draw attention to the fact that there's things in this country that still need to change."
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For the first time, white NFL players are participating in anthem demonstrations popularized by Colin Kaepernick last year
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The anthem itself has an unexpected connection to slavery

Question: It presents a particularly fraught dynamic for sports stars, since sports events are often so closely tied with the rhetoric of @placeholder pride.

Answer: American

Answer: American


Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew raised a few eyebrows and a few giggles in March when he proclaimed: 'We are getting calls regarding players from Inter Milan and Benfica because they are our market now.' He'll have to be taken seriously now. The imminent arrival of French international Yohan Cabaye in a £12.8million deal from Paris Saint-Germain suggests Palace may be ready to enter the club's most exciting period since they were hyped the Team of the Eighties. Here are six reasons Palace are in the mood to improve on their 10th place finish in May and even be surprise contenders for Europe.
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Crystal Palace agree £10m fee rising to £12.8m with PSG for Yohan Cabaye
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The imminent arrival suggests Palace could enter another exciting period
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Alan Pardew raised eyebrows when he left Newcastle for south London
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Eagles boss has impressed in SE25 and the club could push for Europe

Question: Pardew's close relationship with his players has already borne fruit with @placeholder keen to play with him again.

Answer: Yohan Cabaye

Answer: Yohan Cabaye


London, England (CNN) -- A specter is haunting Eastern Europe: the ghost of Communism past. Twenty years after the collapse of Soviet-backed communist governments across the bloc, symbolized by the fall of the Berlin Wall, support for multiparty democracy has fallen in almost every country in the region, according to a wide-ranging new study. Majorities still support democracy over communism in all but one of the nine countries in the survey, but only two nations have seen a rise in approval for democracy. And support for capitalism as an economic system has fallen in every single country surveyed. Eastern Europeans do embrace democracy and capitalism in principle, one of the survey directors said, but they are frustrated in practice.
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Study: Most support democracy over communism in all but one of nine countries
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But support for capitalism has fallen in all countries surveyed
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Eastern Europeans see gap between how they want things to work, how they actually work
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Just less than half of Russians say it is "natural for Russia to have an empire"

Question: The Soviet Union itself collapsed at the end of 1991 as its constituent republics, including Russia, declared independence from the @placeholder state.

Answer: Soviet


Carrying heavy items to his car and pushing a wheelchair, terror preacher Hani Al-Sibai does not seem to have severe mobility problems. Yet he is claiming £50,000 a year in disability and other benefits as he defies efforts to kick him out of the country. Now Al-Sibai, a ‘key influencer’ of the group behind the Tunisian beach massacre, could have his handouts from the taxpayer slashed after the Mail took these photographs casting doubt on his claim to be severely disabled. Al-Sibai, who has fought deportation from the UK for more than a decade, insists he is too unwell to work, cannot walk without severe discomfort and requires help with basic care, such as washing, dressing and using the toilet.
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Hani Al-Sibai says he has 'severe mobility problems' to get disability cash
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But Al-Sibai was captured on camera by the Mail casting doubt on his claim
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Hate preacher has fought deportation from the UK for more than a decade
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Thought to be a 'key influencer' behind the Tunisian beach massacre

Question: However the photographs caught @placeholder-Sibai walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.

Answer: Hani Al

Answer: Al

Answer: Al

Answer: Hani Al

Answer: Al

Question: However the photographs caught Al-@placeholder walking with apparent ease in the sunshine.

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai


(CNN) The Minnesota police officer who fatally shot Philando Castile during a traffic stop in July was charged Wednesday with second-degree manslaughter and two felony counts of dangerous discharge of a firearm, Ramsey County Attorney John Choi said. St. Anthony police Officer Jeronimo Yanez will make his first court appearance Friday, Choi said. "Based upon our thorough and exhaustive review of the facts of the case it is my conclusion that the use of deadly force ... was not justified," Choi said in announcing the charges. On Thursday, Yanez completed a summons booking at the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office, according to Sergeant John Eastham of the Sheriff's Office Public Affairs.
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Castile's fiancée live-streamed the aftermath of his shooting on Facebook Live
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His death and those of other African-American men by police sparked nationwide protests

Question: @placeholder's attorney could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday, but told CNN previously that the shooting had nothing to do with race and everything to do with a gun being present at the scene.

Answer: Jeronimo Yanez

Answer: Yanez


Jerusalem (CNN) -- "Lift the siege." "Stop the rockets." The dialogue of the deaf continues after nearly three weeks of conflict and well over 700 deaths. Hamas has rejected one Egyptian proposal to silence the guns. It wants assurances that any deal includes an end to the blockade that has wrecked Gaza's economy and impoverished its people. No, says Israel: stop firing rockets and then we'll talk about it. Hamas is a resilient organization. Fighters of its military wing have put up stiff resistance to the Israeli ground incursion. But it has few friends in the Arab world, and the Arab street has not risen in solidarity. And this time, Israeli leaders are publicly and persistently demanding what they call the 'demilitarization' of Gaza as the price for peace - so that Israel is spared another barrage of rockets like those that fell on its soil in 2008 and 2012 - and are again now.
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The Gaza conflict has lasted almost three weeks with over 700 deaths
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Israeli leaders are demanding the 'demilitarization' of Gaza
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Khaled Mashal -- leader of Hamas political wing -- is against this
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Is there a halfway house providing Israel with security guarantees?

Question: @placeholder is aware that above all the people of Gaza are gasping for the chance to breathe a more normal life.

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Question: @placeholder complains that most of the cement smuggled into Gaza in recent years from Egypt (and some allowed in from Israel) has been used for Hamas tunnels -- not houses.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel


WNBA star Glory Johnson is speaking out to set the record straight about the highly-publicized end to her marriage with fellow basketball player Brittney Griner after just 28 days. The 24-year-old Tulsa Shock player and Griner, who plays for the Phoenix Mercury, filed for an annulment earlier this month, just one day after Johnson announced she was pregnant by a sperm donor. In a tearful interview with ESPN last week, Griner, also 24, said that she felt pressured into getting married and was having negative thoughts about the union leading up to the big day. But Johnson says that wasn't the case, and that Griner's change of heart was sudden and surprising.
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Phoenix Mercury basketball player Brittney Griner filed for an annulment to end her marriage to Tulsa Shock player Glory Johnson on June 5
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The day before, Johnson announced she was pregnant via a sperm donation on Instagram
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In an interview on Friday, Johnson said Griner's sudden change of heart about their marriage and child took her by surprise
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Johnson spoke out, after Griner gave a tearful interview saying she felt she had been pressured into the marriage
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Johnson says she did not pressure Griner and that they were both active participants in trying to start a family

Question: @placeholder will be taking the next season off from basketball, as she prepares for her new baby.

Answer: Glory Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Glory Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Johnson

Answer: Johnson


(CNN) Six members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS resigned last week, owing to "a president who simply does not care," one member wrote in a Newsweek op-ed on Friday headlined "Trump doesn't care about HIV. We're outta here." "We cannot ignore the many signs that the Trump Administration does not take the on-going epidemic, or the needs of people living with HIV, seriously," wrote Scott Schoettes, the HIV project director for Lambda Legal, a civil rights organization focused on the LGBT community and people living with HIV. Schoettes was appointed to the advisory council during the Obama administration.
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Six members of an HIV/AIDS advisory council resigned last week
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Republican health care bill cited as one reason for resignations

Question: Since becoming president, @placeholder has not appointed anyone to lead that office, vacant due to the change in administration, said Schoettes.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Administration


A man who may have beaten his seven-year-old son to death and fed his remains to pigs made his first court appearance on Monday. Michael A. Jones, 44, has been charged with child abuse, as well as aggravated battery and aggravated assault with a firearm against his wife Heather Jones. Police responded to a domestic violence call to Jones' home in rural Kansas City, Kansas on Wednesday after he shot his 29-year-old wife. Officers were notified that Jones' son, AJ, was missing and then found unidentified human remains in a barn on the property, according to Wyandotte County District Attorney Jerome A. Gorman.
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Michael A. Jones has been charged with child abuse, as well as aggravated battery and assault with a firearm against his wife Heather, 29
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Police responded to a domestic violence call at his rural Kansas City home and were notified his son AJ was missing
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They then found human remains in a farm on the property
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Six girls ranging in ages from 10 to less than 2 were taken from the Jones home and are in state custody

Question: @placeholder declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.

Answer: Jerome A. Gorman

Question: Asked how long the remains might have been at the scene, @placeholder noted that the child abuse charge indicates the boy was abused between May 1 and Sept. 28.

Answer: Jerome A. Gorman


Britain's most married man is set to divorce again after his eighth wife accused him of cheating with a holiday masseuse. Ron Sheppard, 67, was busted by wife of 11 years Weng Platino, 37, after sharing a bed with another woman on a trip to the Philippines. The lothario, who has written a book on his life entitled Lord Of The Wedding Rings, said he felt 'pretty stupid' but denied having sex with Iza Samontes, 27, a hotel worker. Wife Weng, a trainee nurse, told MailOnline: 'I knew it was coming for a long, long time. Many things have gone on in the last two years and we have been trying and trying to get back together like we used to be.
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Ron Sheppard, 67, was busted by his wife of 11 years Weng Platino, 37
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Accused him of cheating with a holiday masseuse on trip to the Philippines
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He admitted sharing a bed with Iza Samontes, 27, but denied having sex
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Iza has since said she loves Ron 'very much' and 'would like to marry him'

Question: He said all the roads were blocked as President Obama was in the country and @placeholder could not get a taxi, so he said she could stay in his room.

Answer: Iza Samontes

Answer: Iza Samontes

Answer: Iza


Diyarbakir, Turkey (CNN) -- The empty anchorman's chair in the small television studio said it all. Mehmet Ali Birand, Turkey's most charismatic broadcaster, writer and political commentator had passed away. Birand was in his 70s. He had been battling cancer for years. But news of his death after undergoing gallbladder surgery in hospital still came as a shock. On Thursday night, a hush settled over a bustling restaurant in Diyarbakir when a waiter turned the TV up to hear the sad announcement. Only two days before, Birand had been broadcasting from behind that same desk. His eyes sparkled. He smiled as he spoke. He always performed in front of the camera with such energy. It looked like he was popping out of his chair.
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Respected Turkish journalist Mehmet Ali Birand dies after operation
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During Turkey's recent history he often angered national leaders
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"We don't have enough freedom in criticizing" powerbrokers, he said in 2010
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His last published work included a plea for calm at a Kurdish demonstration

Question: But @placeholder was so charming, elegant and vibrant, it's not fair to compare the veteran journalist to anyone else.

Answer: Mehmet Ali Birand

Answer: Birand

Answer: Birand

Answer: Mehmet Ali Birand

Question: Last year I asked him what words of advice he might have for young @placeholder journalists.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey


(CNN) Palmyra Castle was taken from ISIS by the Syrian army as it marched toward the terror fighters commanding the ancient city of Palmyra, state-run media said Friday. The army, joined by popular defense groups, took control over the Syriatel hill near the Palmyra Castle. The government forces destroyed ISIS hideouts, leaving a number of terrorists killed and others fleeing toward Palmyra, Syria's state news agency SANA said, citing an unidentified military source. The Syrian army dismantled explosives ISIS left behind, the agency said. The seizure of the ancient hilltop citadel formally known as Fakhr-al-Din al-Maani Castle -- part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site -- comes as Syrian troops enter Palmyra in an effort to reclaim it from ISIS, state media state.
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Syrian army and popular defense group retake Syriatel hill near Palmyra Castle
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ISIS releases a video saying it still controls Playmyra
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State TV broadcasts images purportedly showing Syrian forces in southwest Palmyra

Question: The video shows the city's deserted streets and then cuts to an @placeholder militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) That women have long been paid less than men for the same job is not news. Susan B. Anthony advocated equal pay for equal work back in 1868. It's been nearly 150 years since then; we've come very far, haven't we? If only. In fact, as we observe National Equal Pay Day on Tuesday, the news remains discouraging. I study executive compensation, and I can confirm that even the most powerful women in America are still paid less than their male counterparts. But there is some good news. Some U.S. companies have discovered a way to close the gap: putting more women on their boards of directors.
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Mary Ellen Carter: On National Equal Pay Day, grim truth is women still make less than men. But there's good news for corporate women
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She says research shows pay gap lower when women serve on corporate boards; effect spreads to company's other executive level women

Question: Three women now hold four stars in the @placeholder military.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) Throughout 2017 women's football teams have been standing up for parity with their male counterparts on the international stage -- but in London on Wednesday pen was put to paper on a historic deal which could prove significant in the fight for equality in sport. At the Norwegian Embassy in Britain's capital, Norway's men's and women's captains -- Stefan Johansen and Maren Mjelde -- and representatives of the Norwegian Football Association (NFF) and Norway's players' association (NISO) signed an agreement on equal pay in a deal thought to be the first of its kind in international football. The agreement, says the Norwegian FA, will mean a pay rise of 2.5 million Norwegian kroner ($302,750) in 2018 for the women's team, with both national teams receiving six million kroner ($726,900) each next year.
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Norwegian FA will pay women's team and men's team the same
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Agreement signed in London on December 13

Question: "I am proud to be a Norwegian football player," @placeholder captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norwegian

Question: "The agreement that guarantees equal pay for national teams is historic and important for @placeholder football," she said.

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norwegian Football Association

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norwegian


(CNN) Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger said Monday he "didn't understand" President Trump's speech at the CIA's headquarters -- or White House spokesman Sean Spicer's media briefing on Saturday. Trump spent much of his CIA speech focusing on the size of the crowd at his inauguration, his appearance on magazine covers and saying he "has a running war with the media." "It's taking the message you want as a new president and it's derailing it," Kinsinger said. Speaking on "CNN Newsroom," Kinzinger said the Trump administration risked losing support of Congress if they continued with this approach. Comments made by Spicer on the size of the inaugural crowd had "nothing to do with the legacy of President Trump and the things he's going to do," he said.
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Kinzinger says Trump team risks losing support of Congress
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Congressman: Members of the Trump team should "push back"

Question: Watch @placeholder weekdays 9am to 3pm ET and weekends.

Answer: CNN

Answer: CNN Newsroom


(CNN) Black voters should not be blamed for Hillary Clinton's stunning election night loss of the presidency. The roots of Donald Trump's shocking, long-shot, and divisively improbable rise to the presidency can be traced back to election night four years ago when black voter percentage, for the first time in American history, surpassed whites. Black voters led the multiracial groups of voters that re-elected Barack Obama and seemed poised to do so in future presidential election cycles. But a strange thing happened on the way to a rendezvous with victory. The Supreme Court's 2013 Shelby v. Holder decision did more than just effectively gut law enforcement provisions of the Voting Rights Act. More profoundly, it neutralized black voter participation in key electoral battleground states, including North Carolina and Florida -- states that provided president-elect Trump's margins of victory.
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Peniel Joseph: Trump's victory isn't the fault of black voters
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Since 2012, voting rights for African Americans have been under attack

Question: During the 19th century and earlier, enslaved @placeholder were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.

Answer: American

Answer: African Americans

Question: Less than one in ten @placeholder supported the president-elect.

Answer: American

Answer: African Americans


Big Sur, California (CNN) -- A nearly uncontrollable 550-acre wildfire showed no mercy Tuesday and burned several homes in California's Big Sur, including the fire chief's. That twist wasn't lost on Fire Chief Martha Karstens of the Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade. She oversees firefighters in a coastal wilderness renowned for its raw beauty. "The irony doesn't escape me, and again, I try to set an example for fire clearance," Karstens told CNN. With severe drought conditions in the chaparral and timberland, the erratic fire was burning nearly uncontrollably, with only 5% of it contained, authorities said. Are you there? Stay safe, share your images
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NEW: The wildfire burns several houses, including the fire chief's
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NEW: "The irony doesn't escape me," fire chief says
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NEW: Firefighters have 36 hours before 30-mph winds arrive, CNN's Chad Myers says
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The Pfeiffer Fire is virtually untamed, with only 5% contained

Question: "The situation was too much," @placeholder said of the wildfire, whose growth potential was rated "high" by fire officials.

Answer: Martha Karstens

Answer: Karstens


Hollywood star Stanley Tucci had his work cut out filming Peter & Wendy, a new adaptation of JM Barrie’s classic book Peter Pan to be seen on Boxing Day that tells the story of the boy who never grew up. For Stanley, best known as the flamboyant Caesar Flickerman in The Hunger Games movies, not only plays three characters – but one of them is perhaps children’s literature’s most notorious villain Captain Hook. Stanley first pops up as Mr Wylie, a surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital, then as Mr Darling, the father of the story’s heroine Wendy. But it was Hook he was dying to get his teeth into. Hook was the big attraction – who wouldn’t jump at the chance of playing a psychopath like him?’ says Stanley.
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The latest adaptation will see J.M. Barrie's tale told like never before
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Paloma Faith becomes a tomboy Tinker Bell complete with leather jacket
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Peter & Wendy will be shown on Boxing Day at  8pm on ITV

Question: This new adaptation begins with 12-year-old Lucy Rose preparing to be operated on at the hospital by Mr @placeholder.

Answer: Wylie


Forward thinking: Dell Williams, 92, died last Wednesday at her home in Manhattan. She founded what's believed to be the first sex-shop catered to women in the U.S. in the 1970s A woman who changed the sex-shop industry died last week at her home in Manhattan. Dell Williams, owner of sex-shop Eve's Garden, passed away last Wednesday, a friend confirmed to the New York Times. Williams started the first sex shop catered to women from her home in the early 1970s, after having an awkward interaction with a male sales clerk when she tried to buy a vibrator at Macy's.
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Dell Williams passed away at her home in Manhattan last Wednesday
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The former actress, advertising executive and Army WAC started sex-top shop Eve's Garden in the 1970s
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Williams started the business after an awkward exchange with a male sales clerk while buying a personal massager at Macy's

Question: Today, @placeholder sells vibrators, flavored condoms and bondage kits.

Answer: Eve's Garden

Answer: Eve's Garden


Washington (CNN) Americans views of Obamacare tilt narrowly positive, according to a new CNN/ORC poll, marking the first time more have favored than opposed the law since its passage in 2010. The shift comes at the same time more than 8-in-10 say the law is likely to be repealed and replaced by incoming president Donald Trump. Overall, 49% say they favor the 2010 health care law, more formally known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, while 47% oppose it. Though a mostly mixed review overall, that's a sharp improvement compared with previous polling on the law. More have opposed than favored the law in every CNN/ORC poll on this question from March 2010 until now. The shift in the law's favor stems largely from Democrats and independents, while views among Republicans haven't moved much.
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49% say they favor the 2010 health care law
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But few feel the ACA has done much to help them personally

Question: That's an uptick since 2015, but nearly all of the increase in perceptions of the law as a success comes among @placeholder, 46% of whom say so now, up from 19% in 2015.

Answer: Democrats


(CNN)  -- The promoter for Filipino world champion boxer Manny Pacquaio, Bob Arum, has confirmed the "super fight" with American Floyd Mayweather Jr. will not happen after mediation talks between the two parties failed. "The fight is off, Floyd Mayweather walked away," Arum told the USA Today newspaper in a telephone interview on Wednesday. Pacquiao and Mayweather had asked retired federal judge Daniel Weinstein to help the two parties resolve a dispute, which had threatened to derail what was expected to be the most lucrative bout in the history of the sport. However, after two days of further negotiation, Arum said no agreement could be made with Mayweather, with the result that both fighters would now miss out on a potential purse of $40 million each.
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Top Rank promoter Bob Arum, confirms the "super fight" with American Floyd Mayweather Jr. is off
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The two camps failed to resolve a bitter dispute over the issue of drug-testing before their match-up
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Retired judge Daniel Weinstein failed to secure agreement for what could have been the most lucrative fight in history
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Pacquiao will now fight undefeated Israeli WBA super welterweight champion Yuri Foreman

Question: The welterweight title bout was thrown into doubt when @placeholder demanded that random drugs testing should be employed before the fight, a request that prompted Pacquiao to take legal action for defamation.

Answer: Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather Jr.


A romantic pulled off what may well be the most elaborate proposal of all time after staging his own 'arrest' and then popping the question. Jeff Schulte from Johnston, Iowa was in the car with his girlfriend Jenna Reitz, on the way to her parents' house for Thanksgiving dinner, when he was pulled over for 'speeding'. Officer Matt Chiles of the Johnston Police Department, who was filming the moment he approached the blue Nissan 350Z sports car on a bodycam, asked to see Jeff's licence and registration. The video shows the officer going to his patrol car to check the documents before approaching the driver's side window for a second time and informing Jeff that there is a warrant out for his arrest.
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Jeff Schulte was with his girlfriend Jenna Reitz when they were pulled over
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Officer Matt Chiles informed Jeff that there was a warrant out for his arrest
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Matt asked Jenna to check items in boot of car and say if they were stolen
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As she walked to back of vehicle Jeff got down on one knee and proposed

Question: Jeff first met @placeholder when the officer pulled him over for speeding while he was on his way to meet Jenna's parents for the first time.

Answer: Matt Chiles

Answer: Matt Chiles

Answer: Matt


(CNN) -- China's propaganda system appears to be working hard to belittle U.S. President Barack Obama before he heads to Asia for three key multilateral meetings. The open mockery of the Democratic Party's loss in the midterm elections is likely an attempt to put the President on the defensive before he lands in Beijing on Monday. But it's really little wonder that China is trying to change the subject from its own problems, both foreign and domestic. For a start, Chinese President Xi Jinping will want no trouble from a U.S. president as he executes his anti-corruption campaign, the primary purpose of which many believe is to consolidate and further centralize his power. Meanwhile, Xi is also dealing with a restive empire, including a democracy movement in Hong Kong and unrest in Xinjiang, which has seen terror attacks against Chinese civilians and paramilitary officers.
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Dan Blumenthal: Chinese media have openly mocked Democrats' midterm loss
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Chinese leader likely wants to distract from domestic problems, he writes
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Obama should reinvigorate ties with Japan, he says

Question: Add in the fact that China's long and successful run of rapid investment and export-led growth is coming to an end with slack global demand and growing @placeholder debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Question: During his time in Asia, Obama can begin to reverse the dangerous perception of a @placeholder that is weakening while China rises.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


She is the wife of a billionaire who is still top of the polls among Republican contenders for the White House. Last night Melania Trump went center stage as she accompanied her husband Donald at the party's debate in Colorado - and where despite a muted performance, he remained front-runner in the polls. To be in such a position would be unusual of itself. But, Daily Mail Online can disclose, it is extraordinary. For Melania Trump is also the daughter of a card-carrying Communist and was brought up in a Soviet-era apartment in a country which fell apart in a bloody frenzy of inter-ethnic violence.
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Melania Trump, 45, was born and raised in Sevnica, Slovenia to parents Viktor and Amalija Knavs
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Document from the Slovenian State Archives that her father was a listed member of the League of Communists
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Melania and her sister Ines took part in fashion shows alongside the children of their parents' fellow factory workers
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'She would  talk about becoming a model. It was her only dream,' said a former friend and classmate
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Melania met renowned fashion photographer Stane Jerko in 1987 at a modeling contest
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Married Donald Trump in 2005 and they share one son, Barron, who is nine, and is Trump's fifth child
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Seen at Wednesday night's presidential debate as her husband remains front-runner in Republican polls
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See our full coverage on Donald Trump, his wife Melania and his Presidential campaign

Question: '@placeholder and I always sat next to each other in school.

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania

Answer: Melania

Answer: Melania

Question: The people of @placeholder are proud of Melania and hope that she will make their small town famous.

Answer: Sevnica


German Chancellor Angela Merkel has revealed she is opposed to gay marriage and believes matrimony should be restricted to just heterosexual couples. The twice-married Christian said that while she believes anti-gay discrimination must be 'eliminated', she draws the line at same sex marriage because there has to be 'a difference at some point'. The revelations came during a 30-minute YouTube interview with German social media star Florian Mundt, also known as LeFloid, who pressed Merkel on why she refused to support gay marriage but happily endorsed equal benefits and tax breaks for same-sex couples. Speaking during the show, Merkel said: 'I'm someone who is very supportive of us eliminating all discrimination. We have come a long way; when I remember, 25 years ago, many people didn't dare to say that they are gay or lesbian.
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German Chancellor said she believes marriage is only for heterosexuals
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Argued that while she thinks anti-gay discrimination must be 'eliminated', she draws the line at same sex matrimony
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Added that she wants equal benefits and tax breaks for same sex couples
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Comments came during interview with German YouTube star Florian Mundt

Question: And wherever we still find discrimination, we will continue to dismantle it,' she went on to say according to @placeholder broadcaster Deutsche Welle.

Answer: German

Answer: German

Answer: German

Answer: German


Editor's note: The staff at CNN.com has been intrigued by the journalism of Vice, an independent media company and Web site based in Brooklyn, New York. Motherboard.tv is Vice's site devoted to the overlap between culture and technology. The reports, which are being produced solely by Vice, reflect a very transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. Brooklyn, New York (Motherboard.tv) -- Last year, Motherboard went to Bent Festival , the world's premier meeting of circuit benders, music hackers, and broken Speak n' Spells. We spent a day at 81 Front St. in Dumbo, where hackers young and old, expert and amateur, came to break electronics in order to put them back together again, in the DIY spirit of groups like NYC Resistor and musicians like Reed Ghazala and Morton Subotnick. At night, a healthy roster of chiptune musicians and others made music with their homemade gear.
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Brooklyn's annual Bent Festival is a gathering of music hackers
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Hackers use broken electronic gadgets to make music by "circuit bending"
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At night, both amateur and expert musicians make music with their homemade gear

Question: In other words, no sign of the kind of melee happening in the art space just across the street, where the @placeholder, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.

Answer: Bent Festival

Answer: Bent Festival


Marking one of England’s most stunning military victories always takes something special. The Battle of Agincourt, where Henry V’s outnumbered army defeated the French against the odds, got just that at a rousing service to commemorate its 600th anniversary yesterday. Henry’s sword, normally kept safely in a museum, was back in the thick of the action, solemnly carried through Westminster Abbey at the start before being placed on the High Altar. Later came high drama as an armour-clad thespian, his forehead spattered with stage-blood, delivered the English king’s inspiring ‘We few, we happy few, we band of brothers’ speech from Shakespeare’s Henry the Fifth, the play which immortalised the battle.
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Commemoration took place in central London in remembrance of clash
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Battle took place in a farmer's field in northern France on October 25, 1415
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Small band of English and Welsh archers beat vast French army in one day
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Yesterday's service included re-enactment and  King Henry V's sword

Question: Yesterday was chosen for the service because it took four days for the news of victory to arrive back in @placeholder.

Answer: England


Washington (CNN) White House chief usher Angella Reid, the first woman to serve in the position, is no longer in her post, a White House official confirmed Friday. The official gave no reason when asked. "We left on very good terms and wish her the best and certainly hope for great things for her in the future," deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said during Friday's press briefing. "However, it's not uncommon that you might have a transition when a new administration comes in and it's simply nothing more than that," Huckabee Sanders said, adding that the deputy usher will be serving as the acting usher in the meantime.
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It's highly unusual for someone to leave at the beginning of a new administration
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The White House usher is responsible for the management of the building

Question: I googled the @placeholder, called and spoke to a young lady and left a message.

Answer: White House

Answer: White House

Answer: White House


(CNN) President Donald Trump appeared to take credit for the decision of major Gulf nations to cut diplomatic relations with Qatar, an important US ally, putting his stamp of approval on the move despite Pentagon and State Department attempts to remain neutral. "During my recent trip to the Middle East I stated that there can no longer be funding of Radical Ideology. Leaders pointed to Qatar - look," he tweeted Tuesday. The tweet could pose difficulties for the US in explaining why it remains in Qatar, host to the one of the Pentagon's largest military bases in the Middle East and a linchpin in the campaign against ISIS. For that reason, the President's 140 character blast may raise concerns within the Defense Department.
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The three Gulf countries and Egypt accused Qatar of supporting terrorism and destabilizing the region
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The feud among Washington's closest Gulf allies could disrupt US efforts to fight ISIS

Question: Spicer said the @placeholder "wants to see this issue deescalated and resolved immediately" and said regional cooperation is "so important."

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US


The New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez is used to breaking balls and even breaking records, but new Fox Sports analyst broke part of the set on the first day of his new job. Rodriguez, 40, was signed by the network to comment on the Major League Baseball playoffs, but was chatting with its NFL studio team when he was asked to toss a football to journalist Jay Glazer. The pass sailed above the diminutive Glazer's head and smashed into a video display behind him, cracking a television screen as the show's regular analysts broke out in a chorus of 'oooohs'.
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Rodriguez hired by Fox network to provide analysis for MLB playoffs
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Third baseman appeared on football pre-game show to chat with hosts
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Former quarterback attempted pass, but it flew over receiver's head
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Football smashed into video display at end of show's set, breaking TV

Question: In the lead up to the pass, the @placeholder Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.

Answer: NFL

Question: However, Rodriguez reminded them that his gridiron days were 'more than twenty years ago' before letting loose the pass across the @placeholder set.

Answer: Fox Sports

Answer: Fox


There's a clear culprit in the rising drug overdose death count in Massachusetts -- the synthetic opioid fentanyl. More powerful and more deadly than heroin, fentanyl has sparked a new set of survival rules among people who abuse opioids. About 75 percent of the state's men and women who died after an unintentional overdose last year had fentanyl in their system, up from 57 percent in 2015 (PDF). It's a pattern cities and towns are seeing across the state and country, particularly in New England and some Rust Belt states. Fentanyl may be especially lethal because it's strong, it's mixed with other drugs in varying amounts unknown to the user, and it can trigger an overdose within seconds. "It happens so fast, like instantly, as soon as you do the shot," said Allyson, a 37-year-old woman who started using heroin in her late teens.
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The opioid fentanyl can trigger an overdose within seconds
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It leaves little time to get help and can cause conditions that interfere with CPR

Question: Hynes, who has become very skilled at @placeholder, uses her naloxone kit to revive someone every few weeks.

Answer: CPR


Azwan Elias arrived in America this summer filled with excitement and eagerness to learn. Everyone who knows him says he is wise beyond his 17 years, that he is destined to lead others in his restive homeland of Iraq. He set foot on U.S. soil for the first time in June, part of a group of young Iraqis chosen for a State Department-sponsored leadership program. But the hopes in his heart vanished as fast as they had blossomed. He was forced to watch from afar as militants from ISIS, which calls itself the Islamic State, pressed into northern Iraq, steamrolling Mosul, the nation's second largest city, and then chunks of Ninevah province.
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Azwan Elias came to America as part of a State Department leadership program
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Back home in Iraq, his family fled ISIS persecution of the Yazidis
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Separated from his family, Azwan fears returning to his homeland
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He watched the slaughter of his people from afar

Question: If he could get permission to stay in @placeholder, he would be safe.

Answer: America

Answer: U.S.

Answer: America

Question: @placeholder are one of the world's oldest and smallest monotheistic religious minorities.

Answer: Yazidis

Question: He also said he doesn't want Azwan to return to @placeholder.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqis

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Question: Lord said Azwan's father gave him permission to act as a guardian for @placeholder until he turns 18 next month.

Answer: Azwan Elias

Answer: Azwan Elias

Answer: Azwan


Tony Pulis returned to Selhurst Park for the first time since he left Crystal Palace and masterminded a victory which pulled his West Bromwich Albion side to the edge of safety. Alan Pardew tried new ideas on the pitch to outwit Pulis but an early goal from James Morrison and stunner from Craig Gardner meant he could not deliver a satisfying result against the man who left Palace two days before this season kicked off. Despite the timing of his departure, however, there was very little bad blood between Palace’s fans and Pulis who was roundly applauded as he came out from the tunnel in the corner of a ground where the seats are close to the pitch and the crowd can be unforgiving. A few boos broke the surface, but they were drowned out by waves of the respect he deserved for saving them from relegation last season, during his 10-month tenure, when he won the Premier League LMA Manager of the Year award.
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James Morrison headed Tony Pulis' West Bromich Albion side in front within the first two minutes from a corner
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Craig Gardner doubled West Brom's lead with a 30 yard screamer in the second-half at Selhurst Park
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Tony Pulis, on his return to Selhurst Park, guided his side eight points clear of the relegation zone

Question: Craig Gardner scored a fine long range effort at @placeholder (above).

Answer: Selhurst Park

Answer: Selhurst Park

Answer: Selhurst Park