With a quick glance at Dr. Craig Spencer's work history, it is apparent he has an affinity for helping those in need. His work has taken him from hospital emergency rooms in New York to the rural clinics in Africa, where he has worked with limited resources to improve medical care. And now that work in Guinea, where he reportedly was helping treat Ebola patients, has put him at risk. Spencer, 33, tested positive for Ebola on Thursday, a law enforcement official briefed on the matter told CNN. The official spoke on condition of anonymity. While authorities have not publicly identified Spencer, they confirmed earlier Thursday that a Doctors Without Borders physician who recently returned to New York from West Africa exhibited symptoms of Ebola and was undergoing testing.
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Dr. Craig Spencer showed first symptoms on Thursday, an official says
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Spencer, 33, was working in Guinea, helping treat Ebola patients
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On Facebook, Spencer asked people to support organizations fighting Ebola
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He was taken to the hospital after developing a fever, the official says

Question: "Off to @placeholder with Doctor Without Borders," Spencer wrote on his Facebook page in mid-September.

Answer: Guinea

Answer: Guinea


(CNN) Republican leaders in the Virginia House of Delegates argue in legal motions that Democratic efforts to compel a circuit court to reconsider its decision allowing a questionable ballot to be recounted are frivolous and are delaying the organization of the new House for the coming legislative year. The decision forced the 94th District race between incumbent Republican David Yancey and Democrat challenger Shelly Simonds into a tie. That set the stage for a historic lot draw where the names of both candidates would be placed into film canisters and then drawn from a bowl, with the winner the first name drawn.
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Court's ruling forced the House of Delegates race into a tie
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The election could be settled by drawing lots

Question: If @placeholder is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.

Answer: Shelly Simonds


The Islamic State has called teen murderer Farhad Jabar a 'brave knight' for slaying NSW Police accountant Curtis Cheng, and urged Australian followers of the  group to carry out similar attacks. In the latest issue of its online magazine, Dabiq, ISIS spokesman Abu Mohammad al-Adnani says police, security, and intelligence workers in Australia should be targeted and murdered. 'If you can kill a kafir (non-muslim) American or European, especially the spiteful and filthy French or an Australian, or a Canadian,  including the citizens of the countries that entered into a coalition against the Islamic State, then rely upon Allah, and kill them in any manner possible, regardless of the method,' he says.
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The official spokesman of ISIS has praised teen killer Farhad Jabar
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Abu Mohammad al-Adnani urged more attacks on Australian soil
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He promised violence 'worse and more bitter' than the Paris attacks
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The chilling threats were published in the terror groups online magazine
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See full news coverage of ISIS at www.dailymail.co.uk/isis

Question: 'They sacrificed their souls in the noblest of deeds in pursuit of Allah's pleasure,' the magazine says, applauding the youth of young people who have died carrying out terrorist attacks in @placeholder' name.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


I always thought international football was about the best players from one country pitting themselves against the best players from another country. But this is a fantastical idealistic notion. The cosmopolitan nature of the world in general, and the easy, frequent movement of large numbers of people from country to country in modern times has made the globe a smaller place. At the weekend, Italy's equaliser against Bulgaria was scored by a Brazilian, Eder, who first arrived in Italy when he was 16. He has admitted he doesn't know the words to the Italian national anthem. An Argentina-born striker, Franco Vasquez, is also in Antonio Conte's squad.
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National teams increasingly field players born outside their country
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Spain's Diego Costa and Italy's Eder were both born in Brazil
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Argentina-born striker, Franco Vasquez, is also in Antonio Conte's squad
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Raheem Sterling was born in Jamaica but has lived in England for 15 years
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But Matt Ritchie hadn't been to Scotland before debut last week

Question: @placeholder and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy


A furious clash between a group of cyclists who say a councillor ran them off the road in his Land Rover has been caught on camera. Two cyclists came off their bikes and suffered injuries in the incident in the Teign Valley in Devon on Sunday. South Devon parish councillor James Atkinson has been pictured raising his middle finger to the group of four cyclists in an image shared on Facebook, as he launches a counter claim that he was assaulted by the cyclists. The four bikers were riding along the B3193 road when they claim two were knocked off their bikes during a training ride.
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South Devon parish councillor James Atkinson seen raising middle finger
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Two bikers claimed they were knocked off their bikes during training ride
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Mr Atkinson has made counter claims that he was assaulted by a cyclist
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Police are now investigating the incident in Teign Valley in Devon

Question: A @placeholder and Cornwall Police spokesman said: 'There was a collision between a Land Rover and some cyclists between Christow and Canonteign turning.

Answer: Devon

Answer: South Devon

Answer: South Devon

Answer: Devon


A popular teacher killed her husband and infant son over the weekend in an attempted double murder suicide. Erin Agren of Whatcom County, Washington shot her husband, Michael Jordan, and their 17-month-old son Miles before attempting to kill herself. She instead shot herself in the shoulder, and lay on the floor with her family's dead bodies nearby for two days until she was discovered by a realtor who had arrived to show the house. KIRO reports that the realtor, Steve Mullenix, heard Agren yelling for help from the master bedroom at around 3pm on Sunday when he and some potential buyers showed up to the home for an open house.
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Erin Agren of Whatcom County, Washington shot dead her husband, Michael Jordan, and their 17-month-old son Miles over the weekend
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Agren, 43, then tried to kill herself, but only shot herself in the shoulder
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She was on the floor of her bedroom for two days alongside the bodies of her husband and son before being found by a realtor
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Agren was rushed to hospital and admitted to police she killed her husband and son
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Jordan and Agren were both teachers at a nearby school
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Agren had mental health issues and had suffered from paranoid delusions in the past

Question: 'He was a caring guy who just gave everything he had,' Mullenix said of @placeholder in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.

Answer: Michael Jordan

Answer: Michael Jordan

Answer: Jordan


(CNN) Republican Sen. John McCain said on Monday that he wasn't sure if Donald Trump would be a better president for appointing Supreme Court justices than Hillary Clinton. Trump has released lists of 21 potential justices. He has pledged to choose from among those 21 when making Supreme Court selections, in a move that has earned him praise from conservatives, including his former rival in the Republican primary, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. Asked on the Dom Giordano program on 1210 WPHT Philadelphia radio whether Trump was the superior candidate on issues like the Supreme Court, the Arizona senator replied, "Uh, first of all, I don't know, because I hear him saying a lot of different things."
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"I don't know, because I hear him saying a lot of different things," McCain says of Trump appointing justices.
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McCain added that the Senate would oppose any Supreme Court nominee Hillary Clinton puts up.

Question: A spokesperson from @placeholder's Senate office later clarified his comments on opposing a Clinton-nominated justice.

Answer: John McCain

Answer: McCain

Answer: McCain


When it comes to the most cringe-worthy smooches of all time, Madonna and Drake’s Coachella kiss takes the biscuit. And it seems that the world agrees; the uncomfortable exchange has been named the most awkward celebrity kiss of all time, according to a new poll. The Eighties pop star looked confident as she went in for the bold kiss at the musical festival this year. Wearing black a tank top that said Big As Madonna, hot pants with stockings that showed off her toned legs, and a pair of kinky boot heels, she sauntered over to Drake, who was sitting in a chair and pulled back his head after caressing his cheek in a shock move.
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Nation has voted for the most awkward celebrity exchanges
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Drake and Madonna's Coachella kiss tops the poll
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Ant and BGT winner Matisse's slobbery snog came second

Question: Another added: 'I cringed when @placeholder got his face slobbered by BGT winner Matisse, just think about where else that dog has been licking.'

Answer: Ant


Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has spoken of his desire to turn the club he joined in 2008 into an international powerhouse. Kompany returned from a hamstring injury to replace goalscoring hero Kevin De Bruyne in the 93rd minute of his side's crucial 2-1 home victory over Sevilla in the Champions League on Wednesday. And the 29-year-old Belgian will now be hoping to win a place in the starting line-up as City take on bitter rivals Manchester United on Sunday at Old Trafford. In an interview with NBC SportsWorld, the lucid centre half spoke of his vision for the future of the club, and how it can showcase itself to the world, by tapping into what it is to be quintessentially 'Mancunian'.
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Vincent Kompany has a theory on how to turn Manchester City - the club he signed for in 2008 - into an international powerhouse
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Belgian will hope to start for City against Manchester United on Sunday
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Kompany feels City's current crop of talent is the best he has been part of

Question: 'I think for Man City to become one of the biggest clubs in the world it will have to go back to being more @placeholder than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.

Answer: Mancunian


Washington (CNN) Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Sunday that President Donald Trump "speaks for himself" when asked whether the President's response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, raised questions about Trump's values. The brief remark from the top Cabinet official appeared to be the latest subtle sign of a gap between Tillerson, a former globe-trotting oil executive, and the freewheeling President, who ran a campaign in large part against how the US interacts with pillars of the international community. It also points to a distance between Trump and some of his team on Charlottesville. Tillerson said on "Fox News Sunday" that the United States was committed to freedom and "equal treatment of people the world over" when posed the question by anchor Chris Wallace.
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Tillerson pointed to his own comments condemning racism
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For months, reports have indicated Tillerson's frustrations in the top diplomatic post

Question: In the past, @placeholder has come under fire for saying, as he did in May, that US foreign policy should sometimes separate values such as freedom, human dignity and "the way people are treated" from policies it pursues around the world.

Answer: Rex Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Question: But in practice, @placeholder's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.

Answer: Rex Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Question: Differences between Tillerson and @placeholder became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: When @placeholder came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.

Answer: Rex Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Answer: Tillerson

Question: When Tillerson came back, he said his relationship with @placeholder was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Henry Slade knew his career was taking off when he found himself opposite Jonny Wilkinson in a European match. And last month they were on the same side — with the apprentice learning from the master at England's HQ. Exeter's 22-year-old playmaker has risen fast and is preparing for his Test debut against France at Twickenham on Saturday — a grand audition for a place in Stuart Lancaster's World Cup squad. While he will line up at outside centre, in a midfield alliance with Bath's cross-code recruit Sam Burgess, Slade emerged in Devon as a fly-half. That is what led him into the path of Wilkinson, closely supported by a host of Toulon's other galacticos in December 2013.
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Henry Slade will make his Test debut against France at Twickenham
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The 22-year-old will link up with Sam Burgess in England's midfield
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The Exeter playmaker is targeting a place in Stuart Lancaster's squad

Question: In July this year, Wilkinson was not the daunting adversary anymore; he had become a temporary tutor for @placeholder and the other England kickers.

Answer: Henry Slade

Answer: Slade

Answer: Henry Slade


Washington (CNN)Rep. Steve Scalise may have attended a gathering of a white supremacist group, David Duke, the former Klu Klux Klan leader who founded the group said on CNN Saturday. "I've got conflicting reports," Duke told CNN's Michael Smerconish. "One person said that he was a no-show, that he was scheduled to come — one person said that he did come. I just don't know what the truth is." Duke added that "it seems that Mr. Scalise thinks he may have. That's why he's — he's covering himself." Duke was in Russia at the time of the 2002 conference of the European-American Unity and Rights Organization, considered by many civil rights groups to be a hate group. The event in question has drawn intense scrutiny after a local Louisiana political blogger uncovered comments on an online forum suggesting Scalise spoke there in 2002.
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David Duke said Saturday that Rep. Steve Scalise "may have" attended a gathering of his group in 2002
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He defended the group as similar to African American or Hispanic rights groups
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Duke threatened to "name names" of lawmakers who have sought his support

Question: "He was not a member of my organization — he was an early young representative who just got elected in @placeholder, and he was pushing a tax program, and he was coming to constituents.

Answer: Louisiana


(CNN) In just one week, Zika cases in Singapore have gone from zero to 258, raising concerns about a potential rapid surge in cases across Asia. A recent study estimates that roughly 2.6 billion people in the region and Africa could be at risk of contracting the virus, which has been linked to the neurological disorder microcephaly in unborn babies. It's not yet clear why Zika has spread so suddenly in Singapore. Many of the cases are thought to be locally-transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. On Saturday, Singapore's Ministry of Health said analysis of two cases found they had likely evolved from a strain of Zika that was already circulating in Southeast Asia. Malaysia confirmed its first case of Zika infection in a 58-year-old woman -- who had visited her daughter in Singapore -- on September 1. The country reported its first locally-transmitted case on September 3, with authorities expecting more to come.
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Surge in Zika cases in Singapore has raised concerns in the region
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A new study shows that 2.6 billion people across Asia and Africa could be at risk

Question: "In @placeholder, you have megacities with populations between five to 10 million people.

Answer: Asia

Answer: Southeast Asia

Answer: Asia


Rock Hill, South Carolina (CNN) A Muslim woman wearing a hijab was escorted out of Donald Trump's campaign event on Friday by police after she stood up in silent protest during Trump's speech. Rose Hamid, a 56-year-old flight attendant sitting in the stands directly behind Trump, stood up Friday during Trump's speech when the Republican front-runner suggested that Syrian refugees fleeing war in Syria were affiliated with ISIS. Trump has previously called for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the U.S. Despite her silence, Trump supporters around her began chanting Trump's name -- as instructed by Trump campaign staff before the event in case of protests -- and pointed at Hamid and Marty Rosenbluth, the man alongside her who stood up as well.
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Rose Hamid, a 56-year-old flight attendant, stood up during Donald Trump's rally
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She was silently protesting his anti-Muslim rhetoric

Question: "The people I did not make contact with, the people who @placeholder influenced were really nasty."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Mr Spock's 'Tricorder' is fast becoming fact rather than science fiction, and as soon as next year a gadget could allow people to diagnose illnesses in a matter of minutes. A small hand-held device developed by scientists in Newcastle is designed to analyse DNA in less than 15 minutes with the accuracy of a state-of-the-art laboratory. The aim is to launch the Q-POC device by the end of 2016, when it could be used to test and treat illnesses from STIs to Ebola, at speed and with great accuracy. Jonathan O'Halloran, 39, has been working on the Star Trek-inspired device for eight years with the intention of designing a handheld gadget that can give doctors the power of an expert lab in their hands and potentially even be used by everyday people to understand and treat ailments.
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Like Mr Spock's Tricorder, the Q-POC device can diagnose illnesses
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Small device invented by scientists in Newcastle could launch in 2016
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It can analyse DNA in under 15 minutes with the accuracy of a lab
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Could be used to diagnose tropical illnesses, TB, STIs and Malaria

Question: The co-founder of QuantuMDx in Newcastle has likened his invention to a '@placeholder,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'

Answer: Tricorder

Answer: Tricorder

Answer: TB

Question: They then have to put it into the Q-POC device, likened to a @placeholder.

Answer: Tricorder

Answer: Tricorder

Answer: TB

Question: The @placeholder hopes to inspire a wireless device capable of detecting a range of diseases, including anaemia, tuberculosis and diabetes.

Answer: Tricorder


(CNN) As many as 18,500 Rohingya Muslims have fled their homes in Myanmar's Rakhine state in less than one week, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The exodus began Friday after the government intensified "clearance operations" following an attack by Rohingya militants on border posts, in which 12 security officials were killed. Myanmar state media reported Tuesday that more than 110 people had died since Friday's "coordinated attacks by extremist terrorists." While thousands of Rohingya refugees have made it across the border with Bangladesh, thousands of others are stranded in the no man's land between the two countries, said an IOM spokesperson.
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Thousands of Rohingya, fleeing persecution in Myanmar, have crossed the Bangladeshi border
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Many more remain trapped in no-man's land in between the two countries

Question: "We want to go and take shelter inside @placeholder and don't want to go back with my innocent children in the lion's mouth again," Amena Khatun, a Rohingya woman, said.

Answer: Bangladesh

Answer: Bangladeshi


There are two words in the English language guaranteed to provoke envy. First Class. Such is the allure that the chance to upgrade drives us to do illogical things - like flying 20 hours for dinner. Which is how I find myself on BA flight number 191 to Austin, Texas. I have no more reason to go to Texas than Timbuktu, but then this is about the journey, not the destination. My seat, or more correctly suite, 01E, is on British Airways' new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Once all 42 Dreamliners have been delivered from the factory in Seattle, they will become the mainstay of the airline's fleet. The 'slash eights', to use the jargon, have been around for a couple of years but the first 'slash nine' only arrived at Heathrow on September 30.
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MailOnline was among the very first to experience BA's new Dreamliner first-class cabin on a flight to the US
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Luxuries on board include a free Burberry wallet, stitched leather finishing - and gourmet dining experiences
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BA's new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner will start flying to Delhi from October 25 - with first class costing up to £3,270

Question: There are now one third more first class seats worldwide than there were in 2010, each offering more and more glamour, and @placeholder has joined the party.

Answer: BA

Answer: British Airways

Answer: BA

Answer: BA


The nephew of a New York woman who sued him for $127,000 after she broke her wrist hugging him has spoken for the first time, saying she is not the 'worst aunt ever' that everyone believes her to be. Jennifer Connell, 54, broke her wrist when her newphew, Sean Tarala, jumped into her arms when she turned up to his eighth birthday party in Westport, Connecticut in March 2011. Connell lost her suit on Tuesday, with a jury taking just 25 minutes to dismiss it, but not before a trial by social media branded her 'evil'. However Connell and her nephew appeared on the Today show Thursday to 'clear the air', with Sean - now 12 - maintaining that the lawsuit was a formality and not a family-at-war situation.
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Jennifer Connell sued her nephew over an incident at his 8th birthday
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A Connecticut jury took just 25 minutes deliberation to dismiss her case
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The nephew spoke the first time Wednesday, saying he loves his aunt
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Sean Tarala, 12, agreed with Connell that the lawsuit was 'just a formality'
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She says she had to name him to claim  household insurance and settle her medical bills
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Her legal team claimed Connecticut law forced her to take the court case
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Her insurance would not pay to treat the injuries without negligence finding

Question: 'An individual has to be named, and in this case, because @placeholder and I had this fall together, I was informed that Sean had to be named.

Answer: Sean Tarala

Answer: Sean

Answer: Sean Tarala


Andy Murray won his second Masters title of the season with his first victory against Novak Djokovic since the 2013 Wimbledon final. And the Scot was quick to dedicate his success to coach Amelie Mauresmo who, Murray revealed, gave birth on Sunday. ‘She gave birth to a baby boy this morning. I’m not sure she would have stayed up to watch this one,’ said the new world No 2. ‘Amelie, this one’s for you.’ The auspices were unfavourable for Murray coming into the final of the Rogers Cup. Djokovic had won five Masters events in a row and was on an eight match winning streak against the Scot.
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Andy Murray won the first set 6-4 against Novak Djokovic in the final
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But Djokovic took the second 6-4 before Murray hit back in the third
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He broke the Serb in the second game and took the set 6-3
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Murray's coach Amelie Mauresmo gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday

Question: Murray battled through a good early hold and launched his first assault on the @placeholder serve.

Answer: Novak Djokovic

Answer: Djokovic

Answer: Novak Djokovic

Answer: Djokovic


Andy Murray got exiled to Court No 1 on Thursday – and he did not seem at all keen to make his stay a long one. The 28-year-old Scot, taking his annual holiday from the Centre Court, wasted no time in hammering Dutchman Robin Haase 6-1, 6-1, 6-4 in 88 minutes on what will be his one and only appearance off the Centre. While these two have had two epic scraps at the US Open in the past there seemed little danger of this from the off as Murray was on precision form and the tall man from Holland was disappointingly flat.
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Andy Murray battled past Mikhail Kukushkin in the first round on Tuesday
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The British No 1 came up against Robin Haase in the second round
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Murray dropped just two games as he raced to a two-set lead, 6-1, 6-1
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After a brief fightback from Haase, Murray closed out the third set 6-4

Question: His defence and exquisite lobbing skills were supreme, and he was aided by @placeholder dropping in an excess of double faults.

Answer: Robin Haase

Answer: Robin Haase

Answer: Haase


Washington (CNN) Senate Republicans launched their effort to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's landmark healthcare law early Thursday morning, approving a budget blueprint that they've dubbed the Obamacare "repeal resolution." The Senate voted 51-48 along party lines for the measure, which relies on the same budget process used seven years ago to approve the landmark healthcare law to now attempt to dismantle it. "This resolution will set the stage for true legislative relief from Obamacare that Americans have long demanded while ensuring a stable transition," Senate Budget Chairman Mike Enzi of Wyoming said, just after 1 a.m. "The Obamacare bridge is collapsing and we're sending in a rescue team."
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Senate Republicans voted along party lines 51-48
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Big questions remain on what will replace ACA

Question: @placeholder, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans


Return: Comedienne Tracey Ullman is to comeback to BBC with six-episode sketch show She made her fortune when her career took off in the US and now comedienne Tracey Ullman is set to mark her UK comeback - with a six-episode of her sketch show on BBC1 Worth an estimated £75million, the mother-of-two is a far cry from the star who was introduced to the public in Three of a Kind and A Kick Up the EIghties. And thanks to The Tracey Ullman show, she became one of the few British acts to break the American market. Also a Hollywood actress, Miss Ullman said yesterday the BBC had transformed since her original stint at the Corporation.
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Found fame alongside comics including Rik Mayall and Lenny Henry
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One of first British acts and first comedienne to break American market
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Gave The Simpsons first regular slot on The Tracey Ullman show
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Much-loved show won seven Emmys and a Golden Globe
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Actress who is now worth £75million says it is 'a privilege' to return
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Commented on number of 'great' women now working at BBC

Question: A source at the BBC added: ‘Tracey is a huge talent who has the comedy world at her feet so for her to choose to come back to the @placeholder feels like a real coup for the corporation.

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC


(CNN) Israeli aircraft struck Syrian artillery positions Saturday after a projectile fired from its northern war-torn neighbor struck the Golan Heights, the Israel Defense Forces said. The IDF said it was the third projectile to have crossed from Syria into the Golan this week, including one Sunday and another Wednesday. No injuries were reported in any of the incidents. The Israeli military said it holds the Syrian government "accountable for this blatant breach of Israeli sovereignty. The IDF will continue to act in order to safeguard Israel and its civilians." The state-run Syrian Arab News Agency on Saturday said an Israeli rocket struck "a site in Quneitra in support of the terrorist groups."
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Third projectile fired from Syria this week, Israeli military says
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No injuries reported in any of the incidents

Question: The IDF has been concerned about instability along the border because of @placeholder's civil war.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian Arab News Agency

Answer: Syria


(CNN) -- Ferocious rain has caused heavy flooding in the Philippine capital and the surrounding region, killing at least seven people, driving tens of thousands of others from their homes and bringing life in many areas to a standstill. The national weather agency, Pagasa, issued a red alert for the Manila metropolitan area and nearby provinces on Tuesday morning, warning that "severe flooding is expected." The torrential monsoon rains, intensified by a tropical storm out over the ocean, had already caused significant disruption on Monday, forcing the closure of financial markets and government offices not involved in the emergency response.
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The national weather agency issues a red alert for the Manila area
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Seven people have died and tens of thousands have fled their homes
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The flooding has closed schools, government offices and financial markets
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70% of central Manila is under water, the national news agency reports

Question: Those measures continued Tuesday as photos and videos showed flood waters reaching waist or chest deep on some roads in the @placeholder region.

Answer: Manila

Answer: Manila

Answer: Manila


They each have a dominant Instagram following and are renown for capturing incredible landscape pictures, but what happens when you send eight of the best photographers on a road trip to the Isle of Skye? In a quest to find the perfect photograph, the intrepid social media giants were sent by Europcar to explore and snap nearly 650 miles in three days, and post their findings with the hashtag #MovingSkyewards. Their breathtaking findings have been seen by a combined following of over one million users, with the team proving that Isle of Skye is the perfect road trip destination. Scroll down for video
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Europcar started a campaign to show how incredible the drive is to Scotland's Isle of Skye
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The location is only accessible by bus or private car, and the company enlisted the help of prolific Instagrammers
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Eight photographers from Denmark and Scotland embarked on an incredible roadtrip
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They used the hashtag #MovingSkyewards so others could join in on celebrating the picturesque area
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Together the photographers have over a million followers on the social media site

Question: The campaign creators felt it was important to harness the community feel of Instagram, and although the @placeholder had been long-term admirers of each other’s photography, they had never previously met face to face

Answer: Instagrammers


Top Gear's executive producer and Jeremy Clarkson's right-hand man Andy Wilman has written an email to his colleagues titled 'au revoir' - but today denied it was a resignation. Mr Wilman, a schoolfriend of Clarkson who helped revamp Top Gear in to the BBC's most successful show, congratulated staff on making 'one of the most iconic programmes in TV history'. The 52-year-old, who has himself made millions from the show, said in his email that the Top Gear team 'made television that was beautiful to look at and beautiful to listen to'. Scroll down for video Leaked email: Top Gear executive producer Andy Wilman, left, a schoolfriend of Jeremy Clarkson, right yesterday, has told colleagues it his 'stint' in charge of the show is over but denied he had resigned
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Andy Wilman forced to say he's not quit after email to 113 Top Gear staff
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Said group helped make 'one of the most iconic programmes in TV history'
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Mr Wilman revamped Top Gear with old schoolfriend Clarkson in 2002
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ITV and Netflix said to be in pole position to sign presenter and Wilman

Question: The two men have been inseparable for years, and @placeholder executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.

Answer: BBC


Berlin (CNN) A manhunt is underway for a 24-year-old Tunisia native in connection with this week's Christmas market attack in Berlin -- a man German authorities say may be "violent and armed" and had been in contact with radical Islamist groups. Anis Amri is being sought in Monday's truck attack, which left 12 people dead and 48 injured at Breitsheidplatz, a wanted notice issued Wednesday by the German federal prosecutor's office said. Police have offered a reward of up to 100,000 euros (about $104,000) for information about his whereabouts, and said Amri is "under urgent suspicion." "If you see this person that we are seeking, inform the police. Please do not put yourself in danger because this person could be violent and armed!" the notice said.
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Anis Amri is being sought in deadly truck attack on Berlin Christmas market
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Suspect was held in August and let go, German security official tells CNN

Question: The suspect also came onto the radar of @placeholder police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.

Answer: German

Answer: German

Answer: German

Question: @placeholder authorities have not publicly named any of the victims, and police have asked people not to post videos or photos of them as a sign of respect.

Answer: German

Answer: German

Answer: German


Richard Nixon was a booze-ridden insomniac who told the new director of the FBI to be as ruthless as if he were a Nazi storm-trooper in a bid to win his loyalty. A new book reveals that the former President demanded that L. Patrick Gray be 'brutal, tough and respected' so that he could cover up his secrets. Nixon invoked the image of German soldiers in WWII who threatened to shoot an entire town if they came under sniper fire. In their first official meeting Nixon also explicitly stated he needed Gray to lie for him and be able to 'do something and deny (it) on a stack of Bibles'.
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L. Patrick Gray was summoned to the Oval Office and told: 'I don't think you can be Mr Nice Guy. Do like they did in the war.'
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The meeting was in February 1973 when Watergate was plunging the Nixon White House into crisis
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The FBI director had succeed J. Edgar Hoover and Nixon told him: 'There were no leaks when Hoover was there
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Disclosure is in new book One Man Against the World: The Tragedy of Richard Nixon, whose author accessed declassified documents

Question: He studies thousands of government documents declassified between 2007 and last year to paint a picture of @placeholder as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.

Answer: Richard Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon White House

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Richard Nixon

Question: @placeholder suffered from severe insomnia and would go for days with a few hours of sleep and in 1970, the worst year of his first term, he 'dealt with it at night by drinking'.

Answer: Richard Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Nixon White House

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Richard Nixon


A new report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence shows inmates released from the U.S. military detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba are still returning to the battlefield and fighting against the United States and other Western nations. Since releases began under President George W. Bush, 116 men held in the facility famous for interrogations and orange jumpsuits have been 'confirmed of reengaging' in hostilities, according to ODNI. Of those, 23 are back in custody and 25 are dead – including some killed by American drone strikes and other military operations. But 68 are at large, including 5 released by President Barack Obama since his 2008 campaign pledge to close 'Gitmo' forever.
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New figures from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence show 116 former Gitmo detainees have returned to terrorism
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President Obama vowed as soon as he was inaugurated in 2009 that he would close the military detention center
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'Deceptive' numbers make it seem like Obama's releases have been better-behaved than Bush's
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'These guys don't rejoin al-Qaeda overnight,' warns a military intelligence expert

Question: The @placeholder administration has clear guidelines about what qualifies as terrorist recidivism.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


A new book about the notorious $5 million Lufthansa robbery in 1978 - which inspired the hit film Goodfellas - has revealed for the first time the role that John Gotti played in the heist, and how the  personally killed rival Tommy DeSimmone. The book, The Luftansa Heist - released August 1 - has been written by gangster Henry Hill, who claims to have received the information surrounding the death of hit man DeSimmone from Sal Polisi, a friend of Gotti's he met in Witness Protection. Hill collaborated on the 1986 book Wiseguy, which was adapted to film in 1990 and renamed Goodfellas, but says he held back the story of Gotti killing DeSimmone, fearing retribution, The New York Post reported Sunday.
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New book The Lufthansa Heist by gangster Henry Hill out August 1
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Reveals the role John Gotti played in the infamous 1978 robbery
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Also details how Gotti murdered hit man Tommy DeSimmone
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Gotti shot the rival gang member three times in the head on the night DeSimmone was to be inducted into the Lucchese family, book says
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Audacious crime inspired the hit film Goodfellas
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DeSimmone is played by Joe Pesci in the 1990 film

Question: @placeholder was shocked to see Gotti there, under the impression it was just be a Lucchese affair for his big night.

Answer: Tommy DeSimmone

Answer: DeSimmone

Answer: DeSimmone

Answer: Tommy DeSimmone

Answer: DeSimmone

Answer: DeSimmone


Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN) President Robert Mugabe has spoken out against the pastor responsible for kickstarting Zimbabwe's #ThisFlag protest movement. Mugabe criticized Pastor Evan Mawarire accusing him of being "foreign sponsored," and called on him to leave the country. The 92-year-old was speaking at a gathering of mourners at the funeral of Charles Utete, a senior government official who died Friday. He said the protests were not part of Zimbabwean culture. "That way of living is not in our country, it's not part of us, let them go to those who are sponsoring them," Mugabe said. "You can't urge people to adopt...violent demonstrations as a way of solving grievances," he added.
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Evan Mawarire called for change draped in the national flag
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Zimbabweans stayed home to protest country's economic woes

Question: "The government has completely failed to look after its citizenry, and failed to listen to demands of its citizenry," @placeholder told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.

Answer: Evan Mawarire

Answer: Evan Mawarire


Samantha Cameron and her two older children, Nancy, 11, and Elwen, 9, were in the gallery just beside me for PMQs – and they chose a belter. 'There's going to be quite a lot of shouting,' I heard Mrs Cameron warn the youngsters as the House assembled below us. There sure was. This was the last PMQs of the Parliament. For either Dave or Ed, this was possibly the last hurrah at the despatch box. As the Prime Minister took his seat he looked up and spotted his children. An enormous beam lit his face and he winked at them.
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Samantha Cameron and her two older children watched on during PMQs
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They proceeded to see their father, the Prime Minister, trap Ed Miliband
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The Labour leader was left flustered after Mr Cameron ruled out a VAT rise
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His floundering reaction caused laughter among the Tory backbenches

Question: After that momentary wobble, Mr Cameron proceeded to do to @placeholder what your average food processor will do to a bunch of browning bananas.

Answer: Ed Miliband

Question: He pounced on @placeholder confusion and asked Mr Miliband if he would reciprocate by ruling out a Labour tax rise on national insurance.

Answer: Labour

Question: He offered no such promise on national insurance, allowing Mr @placeholder to clinch the moment by accusing Labour of a 'jobs tax bombshell'.

Answer: Cameron


We may never know the why -- though there has been no shortage of speculation on the Internet -- but at least now we know what the Carter-Knowles family has to say about their already infamous elevator fight. Solange Knowles, Jay Z and his wife, Beyonce, have released a statement about surveillance video originally posted by TMZ showing Solange, the younger sister of Beyonce, hitting and kicking her brother-in-law. The trio had previously not spoken publicly about the incident in an elevator at the Standard Hotel in New York City following the Met Gala held on May 5. But on Thursday, they broke their silence.
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Solange Knowles, Jay Z and his wife, Beyonce, release a statement
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TMZ released video showing an altercation between Solange and Jay Z in an elevator
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They say they have "worked through it," saying all families have their problems
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The statement refutes that Solange was intoxicated

Question: Following the incident, the sisters were photographed leaving together while @placeholder left in a separate car.

Answer: Jay Z

Answer: Jay Z

Answer: Jay Z


(CNN) A Massachusetts police chief took to Facebook on Sunday with an impassioned plea to addicts after his town saw four overdoses in the span of 24 hours. Gloucester Police Chief Leonard Campanello wrote a post urging addicts to get help. "Your life is more meaningful than your death," he wrote. "Don't be ashamed of your illness. We are not ashamed of you, It's time...come and get the help." In Gloucester, the police can actually be "the help" addicts seek. The city is the home of a revolutionary program called the Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative that connects addicts with rehabilitation centers. As CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta reported in a story about the program last month, addicts can simply walk into the police department and request help. An "angel" is then assigned to the addict to walk him or her through the process of entering rehab.
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, saw four heroin overdoses in 24 hours
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Overdoses may be connected to "bad batch" of heroin
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Police chief calls for reform in approach to addiction

Question: @placeholder told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.

Answer: Leonard Campanello


A second gunman from the massacre may be on the run, it emerged last night. Police and eyewitnesses are increasingly convinced that Seifeddine Rezgui had an armed accomplice during Friday’s rampage. Last night a Tunisian security source said: ‘I can’t say too much but I can say there were two terrorists. There were two gunmen.’ Police issued an alert for two suspected accomplices last night, Mohamed Bin Adbdallah and Rafikhe Taiari. They say they are conducting a manhunt for men who helped Rezgui but ‘did not participate’ in the beach killings. Three survivors – two of them retired British policemen – have come forward to insist there was a second fanatic during the attack that left 38 dead.
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Security sources say there were two terrorists involved in Sousse attack
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Three British witnesses previously claimed there was a second gunman
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Tunisian police have released images of two suspected accomplices
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They believe men helped Rezgui but did not 'participate' in Friday's killings

Question: I looked to my left and saw a tall slim man in black with a gun pointing towards the ground that I now know to be @placeholder.

Answer: Seifeddine Rezgui

Answer: Rezgui

Answer: Rezgui


(CNN) Aaron Sheldon has never particularly enjoyed riding the bus. But to his young son, Harrison, it is an adventure. "One day we're on the bus downtown, and I'm just sitting there looking at him and he's just in awe of such a mundane and pedestrian task," said Sheldon, a photographer who lives in Columbus, Ohio. It reminded him that even the most ordinary acts can seem extraordinary to someone experiencing it for the first time. "I wanted to try to capture that sense of wonderment that kids have just in our everyday world," Sheldon said. He didn't know the best way to go about it, though, until later that week when Harrison -- 3 at the time -- got an ear infection and had to go to the doctor's office.
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Aaron Sheldon photographed his son around town in an astronaut costume
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The project is a reminder that children are explorers still learning the world around them

Question: Sometimes, @placeholder will have his own ideas about a shot.

Answer: Harrison

Answer: Harrison


(CNN) Imagine being a father, excited to surprise your son with the ultimate gift: a weekend at Disneyland. But before you can buy tickets, pack your bags, or even begin to imagine the ear-to-ear grin on his face when you tell him, you -- a grown man -- have to ask permission from your probation officer. That's exactly the type of everyday experience that Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill, whose full name is Robert Rihmeek Williams, has struggled with for the last 10 years after coming home from prison. Despite the stringent probation restrictions Mill faces daily, he has built an international name for himself as a performer and has become a youth mentor to hundreds of kids through organizations like Universal Companies and the NBA's 76ers,  hoping to encourage young people to stay out of trouble. Sadly, in spite of all his hard work and community leadership, last Monday, Mill was sentenced to prison for 2-4 years for technical violations of his probation from a 2008 gun and drug case, for which he spent eight months in prison and was given five years of probation. His probation continued to be extended because of violations.
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Van Jones and Shaka Senghor: The only person who believes Meek Mill should be in prison is Judge Genece E. Brinkley
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This case is an opportunity for Pennsylvania to right the wrongs of its prison system, they write

Question: @placeholder's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.

Answer: Meek Mill

Answer: Mill

Answer: Mill

Answer: Meek Mill

Question: Mill's lawyers told us that even though @placeholder explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.

Answer: Meek Mill

Answer: Mill

Answer: Mill

Answer: Meek Mill


Nasa wants to land the first humans on Mars in 2035, and to do that, it needs the world's toughest parachute. Its latest plan is to use a large inflatable 'flying saucer' that will slow a spacecraft down after piercing through the thin Martian atmosphere. Dubbed the density supersonic decelerator (LDSD), the space agency plans to conduct an ambitious test flight of its design on Wednesday at 1:30pm (5:30pm GMT). The LDSD is unique in its design, using a donut-shaped inflatable decelerator to create atmospheric drag. When attached to the exterior of a capsule travelling at Mach 4 it will be capable of slowing it down to Mach 2, where a regular parachute can then deploy.
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The saucer is known as the low density supersonic decelerator
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The test flight will take place on Wednesday at 1:30pm ET (5:30 GMT)
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Inflatable saucer is 5ft (4.6 metres) wide, weighing 7,000lbs (3.200kg)
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The parachute was torn apart in when it deployed in a flight last year

Question: Last June, to simulate the @placeholder atmosphere on Earth, the LDSD was lifted to a height of 23 miles (37km) by a high-altitude balloon.

Answer: Mars

Answer: Martian

Answer: Mach 4

Answer: Mach 2


Washington (CNN) Wisconsin businessman Paul Nehlen is hoping to be the giant-killer of the 2016 cycle, delivering what would be a stunning blow on par with the surprise primary knockout of Eric Cantor in 2014, but he's got a steep hill to climb to come close to unseating highly popular House Speaker Paul Ryan. Nehlen is a Wisconsin executive who touts his work bringing jobs back to the United States from Mexico and Canada, a key asset in the manufacturing-heavy Wisconsin district that Ryan represents. And he's gotten the highly vocal support of conservative activists like Sarah Palin and Michelle Malkin.
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Wisconsin businessman Paul Nehlen is challenging Rep. Paul Ryan in the Republican primary for his House seat
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Nehlen recently got high-profile support of conservative activists like Sarah Palin and Michelle Malkin

Question: The promise from @placeholder to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.

Answer: Sarah Palin


The search for two convicted killers in New York has shifted after possible sightings in the southern part of the state 350 miles from the prison where the men escaped two weeks ago. New York State Police spokesman Beau Duffy said officers were investigating a possible sighting of the prisoners in Allegany County near the Pennsylvania border. A person spotted two men on Saturday near a railroad line that runs along Route 20 in the town of Friendship, state police said, and police concentrated the search in the area along the route and Interstate 86. Meanwhile an officer at the Clinton Correctional Facility has been placed on leave for potentially having played a role in the June 6 escape of David Sweat and Richard Matt.
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Richard Matt and David Sweat escaped Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York, two weeks ago
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Credible witness has reported seeing two men near a railroad line 360 miles south west of the prison on Saturday
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Police are now concentrating their search in the area around Friendship, Allegany County, NY
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An officer at the Clinton Correctional Facility has been placed on leave for potentially having played a role in the June 6 escape

Question: Authorities said Friday that two men fitting the description of Sweat and Matt had been seen a week ago in Steuben County, east of @placeholder.

Answer: Allegany County

Answer: Allegany County


Sam Burgess has told Bath that he wants to return to rugby league in Australia in the latest blow to follow England’s World Cup debacle. Reports Down Under have linked the 26-year-old with a comeback for the side he inspired to the NRL title last year, South Sydney Rabbitohs. Sportsmail has learned that Burgess’s experiences in union have left him profoundly disillusioned and determined to revert to his original code. Burgess is due back in training with Bath on Monday as he waits to see if a financial settlement can be reached. The man whose inclusion in England’s World Cup squad provoked such debate and uproar in some quarters is currently out of the country having a short break.
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Sam Burgess has told Bath he wants to return to rugby league in Australia
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The 26-year-old is expected to head back to South Sydney Rabbitohs
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Aviva Premiership finalists Bath are likely to  demand a large transfer fee
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Burgess became disillusioned after being controversially picked for England's Rugby World Cup squad
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Fiancee Phoebe Hook wants him to return to her homeland after they wed
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Leeds Rhinos had previously been linked with former Bradford Bulls star
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READ: SIR CLIVE WOODWARD on why Stuart Lancaster let Burgess down

Question: Of equal significance is the news that a transfer fee would not be subject to @placeholder salary-cap regulations.

Answer: NRL


(CNN) -- President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney battled over Medicare and energy policy Tuesday as the November election campaign reached out to battleground states crucial to both sides' chances for victory. In an escalating struggle to seize the advantage on the contentious Medicare issue, the Romney campaign counterpunched with a new ad accusing Obama of cutting more than $700 billion from the government-run health care plan for senior citizens. Romney made the same claim at two Ohio campaign appearances, three days after his selection of House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan brought the issue to the forefront of the campaign spotlight.
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Romney campaigns in Ohio, calls Biden's Wall Street remark outrageous
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A new Romney ad takes on President Obama on Medicare
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Obama promotes wind energy in Iowa

Question: At a campaign event Tuesday in Ohio, @placeholder beat the same drum.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Question: The president cited a thriving wind energy industry in the state, noting it supports nearly 7,000 @placeholder jobs.

Answer: Iowa

Question: "If he knew what you've been doing, he'd know that about 20% of Iowa's electricity now comes from wind, powering our homes and our factories and our businesses in a way that's clean and renewable," Obama said, later calling for a halt to billions of dollars in tax subsidies to oil companies making "huge profits" and instead investing in "the new homegrown energy that's creating jobs here in @placeholder."

Answer: Iowa

Question: He accused @placeholder of promising to lift regulations on big banks that would "unchain Wall Street," adding: "He is going to put y'all back in chains."

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Question: An Obama campaign spokeswoman said earlier the president had no problem with @placeholder's statement.

Answer: Biden


(CNN) Just over a week into the battle for Mosul, and the vast coalition seeking to oust ISIS from Iraq's second city is making swifter than expected progress. But for all its gains -- 78 villages liberated, and nearly 800 ISIS fighters killed as of Monday morning -- the Iraqi coalition is encountering fierce resistance from ISIS, in what is anticipated to be the terror group's last stand in the country. Massively outnumbered by the advancing coalition -- a 90,000-strong force of Iraqi government troops, Kurdish Peshmerga fighters and irregular militia soldiers -- ISIS relies on asymmetric warfare tactics to inflict damage on its opponents, and terrorize long-suffering civilian populations.
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ISIS is putting up a fierce fight to hold on to Iraq's second city, the largest under its control
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Outnumbered by advancing forces, it relies on tunnels, terror tactics and suicide bombs

Question: A sulfur facility near Qayyara was set ablaze Thursday, by @placeholder militants who placed explosives and oil in the sulfur deposits and across the factory.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: Clearing a village of @placeholder is slow, dangerous work that can take months, he said.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: As well as drawing the @placeholder military's focus and resources away from Mosul, the surprise attacks demonstrate the enduring ability of ISIS sleeper cells to strike deep behind the frontlines -- and underline the enduring vulnerability of supposedly recaptured territory.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Question: There are also fears that the terror group is targeting civilian populations by using them as human shields against the coalition advance, as it has done in previous battles in @placeholder.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Question: An @placeholder intelligence source told CNN that 284 men and boys were executed in Mosul on Thursday and Friday, after they had been taken for use as human shields.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq


PHOENIX, Arizona (CNN) -- Basketball great Charles Barkley began serving a three-day sentence in Arizona's infamous Tent City on Saturday, jailed by the same sheriff whose autobiography he endorsed 12 years ago. Charles Barkley bristled at the implication he should be wearing stripes instead of a red-and-bue sweatsuit. "You come here when you screw up," Barkley said at a news conference hours after he reported at the Maricopa County jail. "I don't blame anybody for this situation but myself." Barkley, 45, pleaded guilty last month to misdemeanor drunken-driving charges stemming from a New Year's Eve arrest after he left a Scottsdale, Arizona, nightclub.
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Charles Barkley begins serving 3-day jail sentence in Maricopa County, Arizona
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The jailer is the sheriff whose autobiography Barkley endorsed 12 years ago
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Barkley speaks out against drunken driving during topically diverse news conference
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"He's taking his medicine," Sheriff Joe Arpaio says of his famous inmate

Question: @placeholder is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.

Answer: Joe Arpaio


Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone says he expects the sport to have new ownership by the end of the year and that three parties are currently interested. It was reported over the summer that CVC Capital Partners, the private equity firm which has owned F1 for the last 10 years, was in talks with a US-Qatari bid to sell its 35.5 per cent controlling stake, while Ecclestone confirmed he would sell his five per cent stake as part of any deal. And when asked on Tuesday about those negotiations, the 84-year-old told the Camp Beckenbauer Global Summit in Austria: 'There has been a lot of interest and I would say there are three parties at the moment, where I would be surprised if one of them did not buy them (the shares) shortly.'
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Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone predicts that the sport could have new ownership by the end of 2015
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CVC Capital Partners has owned F1 for the last decade and was reportedly in talks with a US-Qatari bid to sell its 35.5 per cent controlling stake
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Ecclestone confirmed that he would sell his own five per cent stake

Question: The situation would appear to leave Ecclestone's future as the kingpin of @placeholder in doubt.

Answer: Formula One

Answer: Formula One


(CNN) The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect is demanding an apology from Tim Allen after the actor compared being a conservative in Hollywood to living in Germany in the 1930s. Allen was on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" last week, talking about having attended President Trump's inauguration, when he made the comparison. "You get beat up if you don't believe what everybody believes," he said. "This is like '30s Germany. I don't know what happened." "I'm a comedian," he added. "I like going on both sides." The Anne Frank Center says its mission is to call out prejudice and discrimination. Its executive director, Steven Goldstein, called on Allen to apologize to "the Jewish people and, to be sure, the other peoples also targeted by the Nazis."
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The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect is demanding an apology from the actor after he compared being a conservative in Hollywood to living in 1930s Germany

Question: Representatives for @placeholder did not immediately respond to a request for comment from CNN.

Answer: Tim Allen

Answer: Allen

Answer: Allen


Residents living near the new setting for Benefits Street have been left outraged by housing bosses who they say have given it a makeover to impress new visitors. Kingston Road in Stockton is the backdrop for the latest series of the Channel 4 documentary which divided opinion with its debut in Birmingham's James Turner Street. The programme follows the lives of a handful of benefits claimants and last year split public opinion with many accusing producers of promoting 'poverty tourism'. Workmen have been seen on Kingston Road in Stockton, the setting for the newest series of Benefits Street Angry neighbours claim housing bosses have ordered the makeover in anticipation of the show's release
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Residents in Stockton's Kingston Road are followed in the newest series
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Filming has finished on the street with just weeks to go until it is aired
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But neighbours say housing bosses have spruced it up before release
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They accused Thirteen Group of trying to improve conditions for visitors

Question: 'We did everything in our power to persuade the producers of @placeholder to turn their attentions  elsewhere.

Answer: Benefits Street

Answer: James Turner Street

Answer: Benefits Street


President Barack Obama will meet with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin next week in New York City when the two world leaders are in town for the United Nations General Assembly, the White House said today. The White House confirmed the meeting this afternoon and said it came at Putin's request but a date had not been set. A spokesman for the Kremlin said the meeting would take place on Monday and that it came about as part of a 'mutual agreement.' The two heads of state have not had a formal, in person conversation  since Russian separatists invaded Eastern Ukraine last year and siphoned off the Crimea or the U.S. jumped into the fight against ISIS in Syria.
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The meeting will take place while the two world leaders are in New York for the United Nations General Assembly
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They have not had a formal, in person conversation since Russian separatists invaded the Ukraine last year and siphoned off the Crimea
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White House says Ukraine will be Obama's 'top priority' while Russia says it will only come up 'if time allows'
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Russia wants to talk about the fight against ISIS in Syria; it's been accused of using its military to prop up Syria's dictator instead of fighting terrorists

Question: But while Syria is on the agenda, Earnest said, the situation in @placeholder is what Obama believes 'is most pressing.'

Answer: Eastern Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine


(CNN) -- Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri is calling on Muslims to kidnap Westerners, citing the success in the abduction of American aid worker Warren Weinstein in Pakistan. In a two-part, more than two-hour video posted on jihadist websites, al-Zawahiri called for the abductions as part of a vow not to "spare any efforts" to free Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman, the mastermind behind the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. "God the great and almighty granted us success to capture the Jewish American Warren Weinstein," al-Zawahiri said in the video posted Wednesday, according to the terror monitoring group SITE Intelligence. "We are seeking, by the help of God, to capture others and to incite Muslims to capture the citizens of the countries that are fighting Muslims in order to release our captives."
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Ayman al-Zawahiri calls for the kidnapping of Westerners
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Al Qaeda's leader made the call in a video posted on jihadist websites
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Al-Zawahiri cites the kidnapping of Warren Weinstein as an example

Question: In the latest video, @placeholder apologized to Abdel-Rahman, dubbed "the blind sheikh," for his imprisonment.

Answer: Ayman al-Zawahiri

Answer: al-Zawahiri

Answer: al-Zawahiri

Answer: Ayman al-Zawahiri

Answer: Al-Zawahiri


Heyneke Meyer has branded New Zealand the best side in rugby history - but still insisted South Africa can topple the defending champions in Saturday's World Cup semi-final. Head coach Meyer admitted 'over-motivating the team' in previous defeats by the All Blacks, warning the Springboks to keep their cool this week. The Springboks supremo's high praise for the 2011 World Cup winners sets up a pre-emptive humble brag, should his side topple the current Webb Ellis Cup holders at Twickenham. Meyer joked he bought Kiwi counterpart Steve Hansen a crate of beer after South Africa's 27-25 October 2014 triumph - and would need a truckload of the duo's traditional gift to do justice to a win this weekend.
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South Africa face Rugby World Cup holders New Zealand in semi-finals
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Coach Heyneke Meyer described All Blacks as best side in rugby history
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However, the 48-year-old insists they can win at Twickenham on Saturday
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Meyer admitted 'over-motivating the team' in previous defeats by All Blacks
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READ: South Africa giant Lood De Jager fit to face New Zealand in Rugby World Cup semi-final

Question: @placeholder have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.

Answer: South Africa

Answer: South Africa

Answer: South Africa

Answer: South Africa


A killer who was mistakenly let of jail by bungling prison staff mid-way through his murder trial posted a video of himself brandishing a meat cleaver on his Facebook page. Martynas Kupstys, 26, spent three hours sitting on a bus stop across the road from Lincoln Prison after staff told him he was free to go in August 2014. The killer was on trial at the time for the murder of Ivans Zdanovics along with his brother-in-law Andrus Giedraitis at Lincoln Crown Court. Convicted murderer Martynas Kupstys, pictured, posed on video brandishing a large meat cleaver The Lithuanian killer, who was jailed for life at Lincoln Crown Court, also waved a saucepan threateningly
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Martynas Kupstys was waiting for a prison van to take him to court
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Kupstys told prison officers that they were making a mistake releasing him
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He was on trial in August 2014 at Lincoln Crown Court for murder
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Kupstys and his co-accused Andrus Giedraitis were both jailed for life

Question: Kupstys was released from @placeholder, seen in the background, instead of being taken to court and spent several hours sitting at this bus stop until bungling prison officers realised their mistake

Answer: Lincoln Prison


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) When the Afghan Muppet named Zari makes an appearance at an orphanage on the outskirts of Kabul, the faces of the children light up in wonder. Three-year-old Tahira Sreen keeps interrupting the Muppet, getting up and kissing its fuzzy purple cheeks. Meanwhile, a five-year-old Sadaf says she wants to let Zari play with her dolls. "We will also make food for Zari," Tahira chimes in. The two young women who take turns bringing Zari to life say these children's reaction is not unusual. "When they see Zari they are looking so happy," says 18-year-old Sima Sultani, the puppeteer who voices the character in the Pashto language, Dari.
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Zari is the first and only Afghan Muppet on the country's version of Sesame Street
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Her puppeteer said she wants to show people that a girl can "do anything she wants"

Question: But in the show's fifth year, Zari, supposed to represent a six-year-old @placeholder girl, was introduced.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghan

Answer: Afghan

Question: Her segments air alongside appearances by other internationally recognized "@placeholder" characters.

Answer: Sima Sultani

Answer: Sesame Street


Jose Mourinho has conceded that Chelsea may have to pay extraordinary money for Everton’s John Stones such is the demand for young, English players at the moment. Chelsea have offered £20million for the England defender and will bid again. But with Raheem Sterling having cost Manchester City £49m and Luke Shaw costing Manchester United £32m last summer – the record amount paid out for an English defender – Mourinho accepts that the price of the player may rise so high that Chelsea decide they have reached their limit. It is likely Chelsea would have to get over £30m to complete a deal for Stones and Mourinho said: ‘That is the market. And you only pay it if you want. If you don’t want to pay it, don’t pay. It’s as simple as that. The market has no rules or limits from season to season. And not even the introduction of Financial Fair Play rules is able to control the market. The market is where it is and it’s up to the clubs to decide yes or no. For ourselves there are certain rules.
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Jose Mourinho has defended Chelsea's pursuit of Everton star John Stones
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The Toffees are playing hardball and desperate to keep hold of the 21-year-old England international centre-back
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Chelsea have had a £20million bid rejected for Stones, as Everton try their best to retain his services
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Mourinho believes that his club have acted well within the code of the transfer market and implied that Everton are naive if they think they can deter further bids for the player

Question: So the day after it closes, we are going to make a bid for the next season.’ Chelsea feel they have made the bid at the correct time, giving the club enough time to make plans if @placeholder does leave.

Answer: John Stones

Answer: Stones

Answer: John Stones

Answer: Stones


(CNN)FIFA president Sepp Blatter and the head of the Confederation of African Football Issa Hayatou have slammed the "western media" over their reporting of the crowd violence that marred Thursday's Africa Cup of Nations semifinal between Ghana and hosts Equatorial Guinea. Thursday's game saw home fans pelting Ghana's players and supporters with bottles, rocks, broken glass and cutlery after Equatorial Guinea conceded two quick first half goals. The game resumed in the second half but was halted after further violence directed at Ghana's supporters. According to eye witnesses the security situation was sufficiently dire that a helicopter was deployed to hover low over the stadium and scatter the rioting fans.
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CAF chief Issa Hayatou slams "western media" reports of AFCoN violence
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Dozens hurt during rioting at match on Thursday
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Final between Ghana and Ivory Coast takes place Sunday

Question: Blatter went on to congratulate @placeholder's hosting of the tournament.

Answer: Equatorial Guinea

Answer: Equatorial Guinea


(CNN) Marco Rubio won the Washington, D.C., GOP convention on Saturday night, the city's Republican Party said. Rubio spokesman Alex Conant quickly tweeted that Rubio's victory showed that the Florida senator can be a unifier. "DC's changed a lot in last decade. It's a minority-majority city that's embracing the future. And today voted for it," Conant tweeted. Rubio picked up 10 delegates in the vote, and John Kasich picked up 9. The results came soon after Texas Sen. Ted Cruz picked up nine of the 12 delegates awarded in Wyoming's county conventions. GOP front-runner Donald Trump gained one delegate, as did Rubio. One delegate is uncommitted.
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Hillary Clinton picks up four delegates in Northern Marianas Caucuses; Bernie Sanders gets two
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Five of Guam's six delegates remain uncommitted, but one has publicly backed Ted Cruz

Question: @placeholder does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.

Answer: Guam


A bear who was savagely burned during an horrific fire in Washington last year was today released back into the wild after making a miraculous recovery. Bear cub Cinder was crawling on her elbows because her paws were so badly melted when she was found cowering under a horse trailer by a landowner during the infamous Carlton Complex wildfire. It's been a long road to recovery for the young female bear at the California Wildlife Center and the Idaho Black Bear Rehabilitation center near Boise. But she has now been released back into the wild in Idaho less than a year since her horrific injuries in the biggest forest fire in Washington's history - and she's not alone.
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Cinder was discovered after the largest forest fire in Washington's history
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Home owner found her crawling on her elbows after all paws were burned
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Had to regrow her hair, heal her paws and went from a tiny 37lbs to 125lbs
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She's now been re-released into the wild - with a friend made in captivity
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Question: Three separate forest fires all caused by lightening strikes converged in the @placeholder area of Washington, reducing more than 250,000 acres of forest to ashes.

Answer: Carlton Complex


France has warned David Cameron he cannot pick and choose which European rules apply in Britain. As the Prime Minister prepares for a Brussels summit tomorrow, French economy minister Emmanuel Macron said the UK would not be allowed to create an 'a la carte' European Union. He warned that the idea of Britain enjoying the 'positive reasons' for being in the EU club without also shouldering the risks 'doesn't fly'. Mr Cameron has spent the last few weeks meeting EU leaders to set out his demands to reform Brussels. He wants to renegotiate Britain's membership, before holding an in-out referendum by the end of 2017.
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Emmanuel Macron says UK cannot pick and choose European rules
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French economy minister says EU members must also share risks
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Cameron preparing for crunch Brussels summit after meeting leaders

Question: Mr Cameron wants to impose restrictions on the ability of EU migrants to claim benefits in the @placeholder as part of his move to curb the number of people coming to the country.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


Brazil became the second team to qualify for the knockout round of the women's World Cup on Saturday with a 1-0 win against Spain. Vadao's team joined defending champions Japan in the next stage with six points after a grim win over Spain in a Montreal Group E game, with striker Andressa Alves tapping home in the 44th minute after a defensive error. While Brazil rarely looked comfortable against a physical Spanish side and only managed two shots on target, coach Vadao brushed off questions about the lack of goals. 'I am not concerned about that ... our victories are what we're concerned about,' he said after their second somewhat laborious win in a row.
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Brazil follow Japan into the next stage by defeating physical Spanish side
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Andressa Alves scored the only goal following a Spanish defensive error
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Brazil recorded just two shots on target but came away with the result
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Costa Rica equalised in the 89th minute to earn a draw against South Korea

Question: Costa Rica are now second in the group with two points while South Korea and @placeholder have one each.

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spain


(CNN)Leonard Nimoy, whose portrayal of "Star Trek's" logic-driven, half-human science officer Spock made him an iconic figure to generations, died Friday. He was 83. Nimoy died this morning in Bel Air, California, his son Adam Nimoy told CNN. According to his granddaughter, Madeleine Nimoy, the cause of death was chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. His "Star Trek" co-stars, including William Shatner and George Takei, expressed sadness at his death. "We return you now to the stars, Leonard. You taught us to 'Live Long And Prosper,' and you indeed did, friend," Takei wrote. Fans honor Nimoy with tweets, Vulcan salute Nimoy's career in show business spanned more than six decades and included stints as a stage actor, television guest star, series regular and movie veteran. He also directed a handful of films, including the box-office hit "Three Men and a Baby" in 1987. He was a singer (of sorts), a published poet and an accomplished photographer.
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Leonard Nimoy played Spock in "Star Trek" TV show, movies
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Actor was known for the half-Vulcan, half-human character
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Nimoy was fond of science, inspiration to many

Question: But his lasting claim to fame remains Spock, a native of the planet @placeholder whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.

Answer: Vulcan

Answer: Vulcan

Question: @placeholder in 2010: "I feel very fulfilled" with my work

Answer: Leonard Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy

Answer: Leonard Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy

Question: @placeholder got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."

Answer: Leonard Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy

Answer: Leonard Nimoy

Answer: Nimoy


FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke said on Wednesday he was not guilty of any corrupt practice in a $10 million bank transaction under investigation by US authorities and saw no reason to stand down. A letter from the South African FA, addressed to Valcke, detailing the specifics of the payment made in 2008 emerged on Tuesday and triggered Sepp Blatter's resignation as FIFA president later that day. South Africa have reiterated their denial that a payment of $10million to former FIFA vice president Jack Warner during their successful bid for the 2010 World Cup was a bribe. Valcke, who has not been arrested or connected with any criminal proceedings, has now stood firm saying that he will not step down from his senior FIFA role.
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A letter emerged on Tuesday detailing a $10m payment made by South Africa in 2008 to 'support the African diaspora in Caribbean countries'
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US indictment claims money was a bribe for votes to host World CupÂ
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South Africa sports minister Fikile Mbalula has refuted that claim
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The letter was addressed to FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke
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Valcke told French radio he has no reason to feel guilty or step downÂ

Question: However, the US indictment says the money - an alleged bribe from @placeholder for the World Cup - was shared by Warner and other CONCACAF members in return for their votes.

Answer: South African

Answer: South Africa

Answer: South Africa

Answer: South Africa


Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito are 'fearing the worst' as Italy's highest court prepares to decide their fate, according to their entourage. Knox is waiting for the verdict in their final appeal for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher at home in Seattle, while her one-time lover is in Rome for the hearing at the city's imposing Supreme Court, nicknamed the Palazzaccio or 'Bad Palace'. Sollecito could be seen arriving at court this morning with his current girlfriend Greta Menegaldo, before appearing deep in thought as he left this evening after the case was adjourned until Friday morning.
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Raffaele Sollecito, 30, arrived at Italy's highest court in Rome this morning
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He's waiting to hear if murder convictions against him and Knox are upheld
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Appeared deep in thought leaving court as case was adjourned until Friday
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Knox, 27, has twice been convicted but each verdict has been appealed
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She denies murdering Meredith Kercher, a 21-year-old British student
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Knox is currently in the United States and won't be attending the hearing

Question: In a dramatic change in legal strategy, @placeholder has cast serious doubt on Foxy Knoxy's alibi, with the Italian now saying he can't be sure she was at his house for the whole of the night on which the British student was brutally murdered.

Answer: Raffaele Sollecito

Answer: Sollecito

Answer: Raffaele Sollecito

Question: The document says: 'The defence intends to emphasise that @placeholder has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.

Answer: Raffaele Sollecito

Answer: Sollecito

Answer: Raffaele Sollecito


(CNN) Chicago's aviation police officers, who aren't permitted to carry guns, have been told they won't be dispatched for any disturbance calls in baggage claim and other public areas in the wake of last week's deadly Fort Lauderdale airport shooting. CNN has obtained an email dated January 6 that was sent hours after the shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, saying the policy is "effective immediately" for the aviation police. The email from Lt. Anthony Bates, which has the subject line "Landside Disturbances," says "APD will NOT be dispatched to any disturbances on the 'landside' (unsecured side) of ORD," a reference to O'Hare International Airport.
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Unarmed aviation police told they won't be dispatched to problems in unsecured areas
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About 300 unarmed aviation police officers patrol Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports

Question: The investigation found that @placeholder was the only city with major airports being patrolled by unarmed police officers.

Answer: Chicago

Answer: Chicago


Russia yesterday lifted a ban on supplying Iran with an air defence missile system which could be used to protect nuclear sites. Vladimir Putin gave the go-ahead for the deal, with the defence ministry saying it was ready to supply the S-300 missile equipment ‘promptly’. The move is likely to anger both the U.S. and Israel at a time of heightened tensions between the world powers and following a landmark deal on nuclear weapons. Moscow blocked deliveries of the surface to air missiles to Iran in 2010 after the United Nations imposed sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear programme, barring hi-tech weapons sales.
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Vladimir Putin gave the go-ahead  to supply the S-300 missile equipment
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Moscow blocked deliveries to Iran in 2010 after the UN imposed sanctions

Question: The announcement comes as the @placeholder slammed Russia for flying a fighter jet close to a U.S. reconnaissance plane in an ‘unsafe and unprofessional manner’ last week.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) Sharon Jones, the lead singer with the band Dap-Kings, has died at the age of 60. "We are deeply saddened to announce that Sharon Jones has passed away after a heroic battle against pancreatic cancer," said a post on her website. Her death was confirmed to CNN by manager Alex Kadvan who said Jones died Friday night in Cooperstown, New York. Jones was known for her funk-infused soul sound and was nominated for a Grammy in 2014 for the album "Give the People What They Want." Tributes for Jones, who was often called "the female James Brown," are being shared on social media.
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Singer Sharon Jones, 60, died of pancreatic cancer
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She was known as the female James Brown

Question: Her website said she died surrounded by her loved ones, including her band, the Dap-@placeholder.

Answer: Kings


(CNN) -- As an American socialite and hotel heiress, Paris Hilton has built up a global brand on her sexy image -- and sometimes very few clothes. But many believe she has gone a step too far in opening a store selling luxury items in the Muslim holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. Hilton's rise to worldwide fame was boosted in part by a homemade sex movie that went viral online in 2003, days before the debut of her reality TV series "The Simple Life." This does not sit well with many in Mecca, which attracts three million Muslim pilgrims from around the world every year.
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American socialite opens store in Muslim holy city of Mecca
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Hilton's fifth store in Saudi Arabia and has upset many Muslims
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Some say it is more evidence of commercialization of the historic pilgrimage site
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Others say Mecca is one of Saudi's prime retail sites and the shop is catering to demand

Question: ''If it was in our hands we would have closed all of her shops in @placeholder.''

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudi

Question: I think it was a smart move from the local partners in expanding to (@placeholder) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.

Answer: Mecca

Answer: Mecca

Answer: Mecca

Answer: Mecca


(CNN) You could be excused for mistaking last night's 69th annual Emmy Awards for a Comedy Central election-night special. After all, there was Stephen Colbert, the man who -- with Jon Stewart -- put "fake news" on the map long before the Trump Administration was a twinkle in Vladimir Putin's eye. And there were Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon, accepting golden trophies for their cutting and hilarious depictions of President Trump and his chief 2016 campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, on "Saturday Night Live." But the moment that parody congealed into self-parody was obvious to anyone watching the show from home, and many who were there attending in person.
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Jeff Yang: This year's Emmys turned from parody to self-parody when Sean Spicer took the stage
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The moment highlighted a dangerous blurring of news, entertainment and comedy, writes Yang

Question: Which is why the Emmys enabling @placeholder's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.

Answer: Sean Spicer


(CNN)California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is opting out of running for retiring Sen. Barbara Boxer's seat, he announced Monday in a Facebook post. "It's always better to be candid than coy. While I am humbled by the widespread encouragement of so many and hold in the highest esteem those who serve us in federal office, I know that my head and my heart, my young family's future, and our unfinished work all remain firmly in the State of California --- not Washington D.C," he wrote. "Therefore I will not seek election to the U.S. Senate in 2016." Boxer's retirement sets off wild scramble
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California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced he won't run for Sen. Barbara Boxer's seat
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His decision opens the door for Attorney General Kamala Harris to run
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Many of California's rising Democratic stars have expressed interest in the race as well

Question: Both have been developing their statewide and national profiles, and they also share the same @placeholder-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.

Answer: California

Answer: State of California

Answer: California

Answer: California

Question: Both have been developing their statewide and national profiles, and they also share the same California-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for @placeholder, the other would opt out.

Answer: U.S. Senate


(CNN) Sen. Richard Burr privately mused over the weekend that gun owners may want to put a "bullseye" on Hillary Clinton, according to audio obtained by CNN. The North Carolina Republican, locked in a tight race for reelection, quipped that as he walked into a gun shop "nothing made me feel better" than seeing a magazine about rifles "with a picture of Hillary Clinton on the front of it." "I was a little bit shocked at that -- it didn't have a bullseye on it," he said Saturday to GOP volunteers, prompting laughter from the crowd in Mooresville, North Carolina. "But on the bottom right (of the magazine), it had everybody for federal office in this particular state that they should vote for. So let me assure you, there's an army of support out there right now for our candidates."
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Sen. Richard Burr apologized over tart remarks about Hillary Clinton
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The North Carolina Republican is locked in a tight re-election bid

Question: A Burr campaign official said that the senator's remark about feeling "better" was in reference to other @placeholder candidates winning support from gun-rights groups -- not from Clinton potentially being shot.

Answer: GOP


GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio is using a speech on Friday to blast Russian President Vladimir Putin as ' a gangster and a thug,' and vowing to take a hard line against 'Russian agression' if he is elected president. In prepared remarks distributed before his speech, Rubio plans to tell a national security forum in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, that he will impose everything from personal sanctions on top Russian officials to 'lethal military assistance' to the country of Ukraine to counter Putin. Rubio, fresh off a new surge in the polls that puts him in second place behind billionaire Donald Trump in the GOP race, was no less kinder to President Obama, whom he blamed for 'failing the test of leadership' against Putin and his 'aggression.'
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Surging in the polls, Florida senator uses Iowa speech to condemn Russian leader
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'We are barreling toward a Second Cold War,' Rubio says and accuses Obama of 'failing the test of leadership against Putin'
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Vows to impose sanctions on Russian leaders, send arms to Ukraine
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Calls Russian airstrikes in Syria a tactic to help Syrian President Bashar al-Assad

Question: 'I will immediately provide Ukraine with lethal military assistance and increased intelligence sharing to ensure that @placeholder’s violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty comes at a price.'

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Putin


New York (CNN)Around 100 potential jurors made their way into a Manhattan courtroom Monday morning, as Pedro Hernandez, alleged killer of 6-year-old Etan Patz, looked on. Hernandez, joined by his attorneys, Harvey Fishbein and Alice Fontier, sat in court opposite prosecutors from the Manhattan District Attorney's Office as jury selection for the criminal case began. In May 2012, Hernandez confessed to choking the boy to death in New York City in 1979, according to police. The potential jurors were asked to review a list of 131 names of potential witnesses and disclose whether they knew anyone on the list. "The publicity surrounding this case is ... unprecedented," said presiding Judge Maxwell Wiley, urging the possible jurors not to read any media reports on the case.
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Pedro Hernandez is accused of killing 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979
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Hernandez confessed, but his attorneys say his low IQ and mental issues make confession invalid
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A judge ruled in November that the confession was admissible in court

Question: @placeholder previously argued that his client falsely confessed and the statements were not reliable because Hernandez has an "IQ in the borderline-to-mild mental retardation range," and had been repeatedly diagnosed with schizophrenia.

Answer: Harvey Fishbein


(CNN)There's a new scavenger hunt on the weekends in Johannesburg. Cars snake around the blocks as drivers slow down to peer through what could be the windows of an abandoned warehouse covered in graffiti. Or it could be the doorway to one of the city's gourmet food markets, havens of organic produce, Seussian cupcakes and fresh roasted coffees. Three major markets have turned into anchors of redevelopment in the city, driving Johannesburg's renaissance as the surrounding blocks become magnets for restaurateurs, artists, students and increasing numbers of tourists. The Neighbourgoods Market (73 Juta St., Braamfontein, Johannesburg; +27 11 403 0413) is a place people hear before they see it.
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Gourmet food markets are revitalizing Johannesburg's most depressed neighborhoods
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Markets offer a mix of local and global cuisines, along with clothing and art stalls

Question: A step above the backpacking circuit is the nearby 12 Decades Hotel (286 Fox St., @placeholder; +1 866 332 3590), offering boutique-style lodging in 12 rooms decorated by artists to reflect each decade of Johannesburg's history.

Answer: Johannesburg

Answer: Johannesburg

Answer: Johannesburg

Answer: Johannesburg


(CNN) -- As a reward for information rose to $85,000 Wednesday, the president of the police union in Seattle, Washington, said no one in the city is safe while the killer of an officer is on the loose. "The citizens are outraged," Police Guild President Richard O'Neill said in an interview with CNN affiliate KIRO. "This does not happen in Seattle." Law enforcement officials are vowing to catch whoever is responsible for fatally shooting Officer Timothy Brenton and injuring a student officer as they sat in a parked patrol car. Brenton, 39, a field training officer, was reviewing details of a traffic stop with student officer Brit Sweeney Saturday night when a vehicle rolled up next to the squad car shortly after 10 p.m., authorities said
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NEW: Police are reviewing dashboard video from patrol cars that were in the area
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Reward for information leading to arrest of Seattle officer's killer reaches $85,000
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Officer Timothy Brenton was killed, student officer wounded in shooting Saturday
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Brenton, a field training officer, was married with children ages 11 and 8

Question: People inside the vehicle fired several shots into the squad car, killing Brenton and wounding @placeholder, according to police.

Answer: Brit Sweeney


(CNN) -- Doctors will often prepare for surgical procedures by opening instrument and supply kits that contain up to 100 items. Many of these items, such as scalpels, needles or sponges, go unused; they're just not needed for that particular procedure. But because of government or hospital regulations in the United States, they are frequently thrown away, even when they are still wrapped. "There are thousands of tons of medical supplies thrown away every day that are unused or clearly reusable," said Dr. Bruce Charash, a cardiologist in New York. Fortunately, some nonprofit organizations, including Charash's Doc2Dock group, are finding ways to salvage these items and get them to people who need them desperately around the world.
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Third World hospitals are saving lives with discarded medical materials from the U.S.
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These supplies are clean, safe and unused but are thrown out for various reasons
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By salvaging surplus supplies, nonprofits are also reducing waste in America

Question: Supply manufacturers have been known to send items directly to the nonprofits if a box is so much as dented in transport -- items that could mean life or death for an individual in a @placeholder hospital.

Answer: Third World

Question: "That day, our @placeholder container arrived with reconstituted IV lines and 3,000 to 4,000 syringes.

Answer: Doc2Dock


(CNN) -- Add one more uncertainty to the many questions that surround the Amanda Knox murder verdict: Will she wind up back in a cell in Italy? "I will never go willingly back," she told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Friday. "I'm going to fight this until the very end, and it's not right and it's not fair and I'm going to do everything I can." Knox, who is American and living in the United States, said she watched the guilty verdict handed down Thursday by an Italian appeals court over the Internet, translating what was happening to family members who were with her. "This really has hit me like a train. I did not expect this to happen."
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NEW: The U.S. State Department won't say whether Italy has requested extradition
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Amanda Knox "remains a prisoner in the United States," law professor says
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Whatever happens, it won't happen soon, legal experts say
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"I will never willingly go back" to Italy, Knox says

Question: If Italy does file an extradition request with the @placeholder, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.

Answer: U.S. State Department


Things usually end badly for England in Turin. Italia 90 culminated in a tear-jerker in this city, as did the Euros in 1980, and David Beckham’s first game as captain was another defeat at the turn of the century. It was 1948 when England last won here and even Michael Caine’s cliff-hanger in The Italian Job, a heist film based around an England game in Turin, did not go to plan — and that was not even real. Roy Hodgson, too, admits his personal record playing Juventus when he was coaching in Italy was not up to much either, so there was no surprise when he and his captain Wayne Rooney insisted they were much keener to talk about the future than the past.
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England face Italy in Turin on the back of seven successive victories
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But the Three Lions have an undeniably poor record playing away in Italy
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The last time an England side came home from Italy with a win was 1948
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Wayne Rooney insists it's time to concentrate on the future not the past
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READ: Harry Kane will START up front with Rooney, says Roy Hodgson

Question: @placeholder poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut

Answer: Harry Kane


Nanterre, France (CNN) The leader of France's far-right National Front party, Marine Le Pen, says the US election of Donald Trump "shows that people are taking their future back," suggesting that French voters could do the same. Widely expected to be a front-runner in France's presidential elections next year, Le Pen says Trump's victory boosts her chances of winning because it "makes the French realize that what the people want, they can get, if they mobilize themselves." "Donald Trump has made possible what was presented as completely impossible," Le Pen told CNN in an interview Tuesday. "So it's a sign of hope for those who cannot bear wild globalization. They cannot bear the political life led by the elites."
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Marine Le Pen hopes Donald Trump's victory will boost National Front chances in France
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An expected front-runner in 2017 elections, Le Pen vows to return France to its glory days

Question: Le Pen is hoping that the recent rise in populist parties will continue in April and May when @placeholder voters go to the polls to elect a new President.

Answer: French

Answer: French

Question: It would be the comeback of France, of the @placeholder that you like, of the France that hundreds of millions inhabitants of the earth love."

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France

Question: I think that in France we should do like the @placeholder people.

Answer: French

Answer: French