Tehran, Iran (CNN) -- A nuclear scientist was killed in a blast in Tehran on Wednesday morning, an Iranian news agency reported, in the latest in a string of attacks that Iran has blamed on Israel. A motorcyclist placed a magnetic bomb under Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan's Peugeot 405, the state-run IRNA news agency said. The blast also wounded two others, IRNA said. State television channel Press TV reported later Wednesday that Roshan's driver, Reza Qashqaei, had died in a hospital from his injuries. Mohammad Khazaee, Iranian ambassador to the United Nations, condemned what he called "cruel, inhumane and criminal acts of terrorism against the Iranian scientists."
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NEW: Magnetic bombs were used in other Iran assassinations, ambassador says
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton categorically denies U.S. involvement in the killing
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An Israeli military spokesman says he does not know who carried out the attack
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A bomb was put under Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan's car, state-run IRNA news agency says

Question: "But if it is true that Israel is behind it, Iran should make a formal complaint to the @placeholder so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.

Answer: United Nations


Washington (CNN) -- A JPMorgan Chase executive admitted to Congress that the bank did a "terrible job" of dealing with military home loans. The bank has admitted to overcharging approximately 4,500 members of the U.S. military on their mortgages and said it accidentally foreclosed on 18 service members' homes. Active duty personnel are covered under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). The law caps interest on debt incurred before service, such as mortgage or credit card debt, at 6% while active, and also prevents foreclosure proceedings from beginning until nine months after the service member returns from active duty. "I would like to express to the men and women serving our country and to the members of this committee, Chase's deepest regret over the mistakes we've made in applying these protections. I commit to you that we will get this right," Stephanie Mudick, an executive vice president in JPMorgan Chase's Office of Consumer Practices, told the House Committee on Veterans Affairs Wednesday.
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Bank admits faults in military home loans
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JPMorgan Chase executive says changes have been made
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Service members cite finances as their second largest source of stress, a study shows

Question: They include a centralized unit set up to specialize in @placeholder loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.

Answer: Servicemembers Civil Relief Act

Answer: SCRA


Louis van Gaal has insisted he is not a dictator and is open to change after a warning from Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick that the Manchester United dressing room has gone ‘flat’. The manager admitted to being alarmed by the concerns of two senior players over his regimented approach, but claimed he still has a good relationship with the squad. The issue overshadows the build-up to the home clash with arch-rivals Liverpool, and goalkeeper David de Gea signing a new long-term contract at United following the collapse of his move to Real Madrid. Tottenham (H) W 1-0 (1 shot on target)
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Louis van Gaal admits Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick approached him earlier this season
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United duo informed the Dutch boss that the Old Trafford dressing room was 'flat'
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Van Gaal has moved to dispel rumours of dressing room unrest
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Manchester United face Premier League clash against Liverpool at Old Trafford on Saturday
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Spanish goalkeeper David de Gea has agreed a new four-year deal with the club
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The 24-year-old's move to Real Madrid broke down on transfer deadline day last week

Question: Van Gaal believes the uncertainty surrounding @placeholder, combined with the high turnover of players during his first 14 months in charge, is to blame for unsettling the dressing room.

Answer: David de Gea


The Pentagon last night admitted that one of its laboratories may accidentally have sent live anthrax to Britain. Technicians sent samples to a UK research facility without making sure the spores had been killed with radiation, officials said. The lab, run by British staff, has not been identified and no details have been released about how the samples were transported. The US Department of Defence claimed there was ‘no known risk’ to the public and an ‘extremely low risk’ to lab workers. But biosafety experts have sharply criticised the error and called for better precautions. The samples were shipped from Dugway army base which tests chemical weapons in a remote area of the Utah desert.
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A Pentagon laboratory may have sent live anthrax to Britain, it emerged
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Samples sent without making sure spores had been killed with radiation
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Anthrax can be deadly unless a patient is given large doses of antibiotics
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US Department of Defence claimed there was 'no known risk' to the public

Question: But the @placeholder was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.

Answer: UK

Answer: Utah


Jose Mourinho faces the threat of a stadium ban after refusing to leave the referee’s room during his showdown with Jon Moss at Upton Park on Saturday. The Chelsea manager heaped more shame on the club after the FA charged him and his assistant Silvino Louro with misconduct following Saturday’s chaotic 2-1 defeat by West Ham. Chelsea and West Ham have also been charged separately for failing to control their players during two controversial incidents just before half-time. The FA acted on Monday night after reviewing referee Moss’s extraordinary incident report detailing Mourinho’s behaviour during the interval. There is also the possibility that the disciplinary commission will recommend — or instruct — Mourinho to take an anger management course.
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Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct by the FA
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Chelsea boss Mourinho sent to the stands during 2-1 defeat by West Ham
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Mourinho refused to leave the referee's room at Upton Park on Saturday
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The Portuguese manager was heard calling referee Jon Moss 'soft'
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Blues coach Silvino Louro also dismissed after Nemanja Matic red card
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The FA have also charged West Ham for failing to control their players
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Mourinho has a suspended stadium ban hanging over his head
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There is the possibility that the disciplinary commission will recommend - or instruct - Mourinho to take an anger management course
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Premier League champions face clash against Liverpool on Saturday
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Question: It is expected to be heard by the @placeholder’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.

Answer: FA

Answer: FA

Answer: FA

Answer: FA


(CNN) -- Coming home from Asia, Barack Obama is obviously going through another rough patch in his presidency. But this time, it could be more dangerous: He is perilously close to becoming a lame duck 33 months before he leaves office. That is bad for him, bad for the country and bad for the world. The second term of a presidency often follows an arc. As Lyndon Johnson told his aides after his landslide victory in 1964, you've got about a year to get things done at home. And second-term presidents have often seized on those early months for domestic accomplishments. After that, Washington becomes mired in midterm politicking, and in your third year, people start looking over your shoulder at who is coming next.
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David Gergen: Obama is experiencing another low point in his presidency
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He says there's a risk Obama could be seen as a lame duck for next 33 months
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Gergen: A second-term president still can be a strong leader, particularly overseas
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He says Obama shouldn't diminish the potential impact of his decisions

Question: The administration's increasing focus on @placeholder is a welcome move, but it too has gone less well than expected.

Answer: Asia


(CNN) The man who used a 20-ton truck to plow down hundreds of people in Nice this week, killing 84, somehow became rapidly radicalized and hadn't shown up on any anti-terrorist intelligence radar, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Saturday. The minister said Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, had had no record of making militant statements and was not known to the intelligence services. It seems he became radicalized very quickly," Cazeneuve said, without offering specifics. "This is a new type of attack," Cazeneuve said. "We are now confronted with individuals that are sensitive to the message of ISIS and are committed to extremely violent actions without necessarily being trained by them."
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ISIS says one of its "soldiers" carried out attack in France
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"Mum, there are dead everywhere," one victim says in a frantic phone call

Question: The source said investigators made the link after cross-referencing case files after the attack in @placeholder.

Answer: Nice


The Tories have accepted hundreds of thousands of pounds from a businessman whose company duped thousands of families in a mis-selling scandal. Multi-millionaire Richard Harpin has given the Tories £375,000 since 2008 – including £50,000 in the first week of the election campaign, official records show. The revelation will raise fresh questions for David Cameron over his links to millionaire donors. Multi-millionaire Richard Harpin has given the Tories £375,000 since 2008 – including £50,000 in the first week of the election campaign Mr Harpin is the chief executive of HomeServe – the maintenance firm which styles itself as the UK's 'fifth emergency service'.
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EXCLUSIVE: Richard Harpin has given the Tories £375,000 since 2008
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Mr Harpin is the chief executive of maintenance firm HomeServe
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Company was fined a record £30million last year for mis-selling insurance
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Customers were misled or bullied into buying policies they did not need

Question: The company – which claims it offers peace of mind to consumers who are worried about losing their boiler or water supply in the dead of winter – has three million customers in the @placeholder, holding 7.5million policies.

Answer: UK


Washington (CNN) Rep. Mike Pompeo, Donald Trump's pick for CIA director, promised Thursday at his Senate confirmation hearing to deliver unvarnished facts to the President and pledged to shield the agency from political influence at a time when Trump has been critical of the intelligence community. Like other nominees this week, the Kansas Republican disagreed with the President-elect in tone and substance on several occastions. He vowed not to reinstate enhanced interrogation techniques -- even if ordered to do so by Trump -- and took a harder line on Russia than Trump has displayed. Pompeo opened the hearing with criticism of Moscow even as the President-elect has suggested that the intelligence community's findings of Russian meddling in last year's election were overblown.
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Pompeo, a Kansas Republican, sits down before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
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Russia's hacking efforts are an issue of top concern on both sides of the aisle

Question: Pompeo pledged that the the CIA would provide policymakers with "accurate, timely, robust and clear-eyed analysis of @placeholder activities."

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


London (CNN) -- The days of would-be terrorists needing to travel to far-off camps to make contacts and learn how to build bombs is rapidly receding. Social media forums like Twitter and Facebook provide a ready made Rolodex of sources -- dig further online, mine those contacts further, gain admission to private chat forums and eventually you will find instructions for bomb making. Last month al Qaeda in the Islamic Magreb (AQIM) launched a Twitter account that has already gained more than 5,500 followers, and AQIM's account is following seven people including the Somali terrorist group Al Shabaab's official twitter handle and the al Nusra front in Syria, which in turn is following another rebel group in Aleppo.
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Social media forums can provide sources for would-be terrorists
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British security services monitor social media sites to track groups and individuals
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Some experts think terrorists have "self radicalized" through social media
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Others believe that ultimately there is almost always a terrorist "mentor"

Question: The dead @placeholder chief was very careful to stay away from electronic devices himself, but it is thought he wrote down messages on pieces of paper which a trusted lieutenant would then type and save on to a USB stick, finally passing this to someone else to post on the forum.

Answer: al Qaeda


Manila, Philippines (CNN) Thousands of Filipinos took to the streets Saturday to mark the anniversary of the 1986 uprising against Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos amid concerns of an authoritarian relapse under current President Rodrigo Duterte. Crowds gathered on a highway in Manila, the same area that millions flocked to 31 years ago in a peaceful revolt that led to Marcos' ouster. The so-called People Power Revolution three decades ago attracted government leaders, church groups and civilians in a series of protests that ended Marcos' 14-year military rule marred by human rights violations. Saturday's event was a commemoration and a symbolic protest against Duterte. At another rally a few miles away, pro-Duterte supporters listened to Christian songs and testimonies of former addicts.
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"(The) fight is not over if we are not ready to defend our rights," ex-President says
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Commemoration of 1986 uprising comes amid a surge in drug-related deaths

Question: @placeholder won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Duterte

Answer: Duterte


At least 50 people have died in Somalia after drinking contaminated water from a well in northern Mogadishu, an official in that East African country said Thursday. Osman Mohamed, the deputy commissioner for Somalia's Yaqshid district, told CNN about the deaths among those who drank from the newly constructed well. More than 150 people who had water from that well were recently hospitalized. Hawo Abdi, a mother of four, told CNN that her 8-year-old child is among those who died after drinking the contaminated water. While access to drinkable water has improved in recent years, it still remains a major and sometimes deadly problem in some places.
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More than 150 are hospitalized after drinking tainted water from a newly constructed well
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A mother of four says her 8-year-old child is among at least 50 dead after drinking the water
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Access to quality drinking water is a big problem in Somalia and other parts of Africa

Question: That's especially true in parts of @placeholder, and even more so in Somalia, which has some of the lowest rates of water coverage in the world.

Answer: Africa


Four inspirational British men and women have spoken out about living with HIV for a new film to challenge common misconceptions surrounding the virus. The documentary My HIV My Rules, released to coincide with World AIDS Day, follows people in the HIV community all leading active and fulfilling lives. Angelina,  who is in her late 40s, was diagnosed as HIV Positive 23 years ago. As a child she was left devastated when her young brother passed away from AIDs, but Angelina was determined not to give in to her own diagnosis and went onto become a mother. Her daughter, now 16, whom Angelina describes as her 'biggest achievement', is HIV negative.
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New documentary My HIV My Rules features four Brits with HIV
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The men and women all lead active and fulfilling lives with the virus
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Angelina Namiba, 48, from London has become a mother since diagnosis
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Becky Mitchell, 41, from Bristol has retrained as an exercise instructor
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Bisi Alimi, 40, from London has been invited to meet by Barack Obama
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Sean Hourigan, 30, from Bristol, has inspired others with HIV

Question: 'One of my biggest achievements was being able to have my daughter after an HIV diagnosis,' said @placeholder on the documentary.

Answer: Angelina

Answer: Angelina

Answer: Angelina

Answer: Angelina Namiba


It was not, by any stretch of the imagination, the happiest of homecomings. For Nadir Ciftci, last seen in Turkey three years ago in the colours of Kayserispor, the chance to shine under the lights of Fenerbahce's Sukru Saracoglu Stadium passed in a blizzard of heavy touches and missed opportunities. Sent clear either side of half time by Nir Bitton and Scott Allan, a lack of acceleration did for his hopes of announcing his return in style. Craig Gordon was directly culpable for Lazar Markovic's opener yet the goal could be traced back to Cifti's fluffed shot at the other end seconds beforehand.
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Celtic drew 1-1 with Fenerbahce in Europa League on Thursday night
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Nadir Ciftci was selected in Leigh Griffiths' absence for the clash
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Cifti's 90-minute contribution summed up his difficult spell with Celtic

Question: Advancing on Fenerbahce's goal when Bitton eliminated their defence with a sublime through-ball, @placeholder's momentary hesitation allowed Abdoulaye Ba to stretch out a leg and clear.

Answer: Cifti

Answer: Cifti


(CNN) -- Self-discipline and a bit of synchronicity have turned into best-selling success for author Matthew Quick. The former high school teacher describes writing fiction as taking the chaos that's happening inside him and turning it into something orderly on the page. It's working: He has turned out four best-selling books, including one, "The Silver Linings Playbook," that was made into an Oscar-winning movie. Now Quick is continuing to ride his hot streak with a new novel, "The Good Luck of Right Now," out this month. In "The Good Luck of Right Now," Quick's narrator also turns to writing to make sense of his life. Dementia takes over in the final days of Bartholomew Neil's mother's life, and she starts calling her son Richard. He finds a "Free Tibet" form letter signed by actor Richard Gere, and thinking there must be some connection, Bartholomew starts writing awkward, intimate letters to the actor.
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"The Good Luck of Right Now" is the story of a middle-aged man after his mother's death
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The book is written as a series of letters from the narrator to actor Richard Gere
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Author Matthew Quick wrote the best-selling novel "The Silver Linings Playbook"
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"The Good Luck of Right Now" and Quick's other books are being adapted for film

Question: "Dear Mr. @placeholder," each chapter of the novel begins.

Answer: Richard Gere

Answer: Richard Gere

Question: CNN: After the success of "@placeholder," you have multiple movie adaptations of your books in the works.

Answer: Silver Linings Playbook


Their wild ways might already be the talk of Newport high society, but don't assume we've seen the best of Lillian and Beatrice Bellacourt quite yet. Because as these wine-swigging, bed-hopping sisters enter the limelight, their scandalous lifestyles are becoming exposed in all their debauched detail. We're talking sex, drugs and buckets of money – with a touch of incest thrown in for good measure. Not your average society darling, fame-hungry Lady Lillian isn't afraid to let down her perfectly coiffed hair, with her daringly extravagant soirées. To keep up with this upper-class party girl, you'll find yourself downing glasses of cocaine-wine, dodging a gun-toting matriarch and quite possibility getting into a fist-fight with a blind and deaf lady.
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Question: Not to be outdone by her sister's escapades, @placeholder indulges in a few exploits of her own, including daring sexual dalliances.

Answer: Beatrice Bellacourt


(CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated US President-elect Donald Trump, rather than President Barack Obama, in his annual New Year's greetings statement to foreign heads of state and government. However, Putin did convey his seasonal greetings to Obama, his family and the American people in a separate statement earlier Friday, while responding to the latest wave of US sanctions against Russia. In his annual greetings statement, Putin expressed hope that after Trump is sworn in as US President on January 20, the two countries, "acting in a constructive and pragmatic manner, will be able to take real steps to restore the mechanisms of bilateral cooperation in various areas and take their interaction in the international arena to a whole new level."
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Putin said he hoped for "real steps" to restore US-Russia relations under Donald Trump
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Putin's New Year's greetings mentioned Trump but not President Barack Obama

Question: The Obama administration said its measures were in response to allegations that @placeholder had interfered in the 2016 US presidential election campaign.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


The United States announced Wednesday that it is sending small unarmed drones, armored Humvees and other assistance to Ukraine in its fight against Russian-backed separatists – but for the first time the White House said arming Ukraine hasn't been ruled out. Some lawmakers are upset that lethal weapons haven't already been included as part of $75 million in new aid announced Wednesday. Asked during a White House press briefing to confirm that the U.S. won't send weapons to the former Soviet nation, Press Secretary Josh Earnest said, 'That's not necessarily accurate.' 'I can't,' he said. 'The President, I think, in his own mind, is continuing to evaluate the situation in eastern Ukraine,' Earnest told reporters, 'and continuing to assess the risk that's associated with providing additional lethal assistance to the Ukrainian military.'
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Obama spokesman cites 'risk assessment' and says president wants to 'de-escalate' military action, not ramp it up
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The US is sending another $75 million in nonlethal aid but won't commit to arming Ukrainian troops against Vladimir Putin's Russia
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Group of 13 Republican and Democratic senators want Congress to appropriate money specifically to buy 'defensive weapons' for Ukraine
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Two other senators, one from each party, say the US should be 'equipping Ukraine with the means to impose a greater military cost on Russia'

Question: Members of Congress from both parties have repeatedly urged @placeholder to provide Ukrainian soldiers with lethal weapons to defend themselves.

Answer: Obama


Surveillance video captured the horrifying moment a train passenger was robbed, Tased and thrown onto the tracks by a pair of robbers in Pennsylvania. The unidentified man was sleeping on an empty train car of the Blue Line in Philadelphia as it pulled into the Millbourne Station about 12.50am Sunday, according to Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) officials. While he was sound asleep, a man and woman stole his backpack and made a run for it when the doors opened at the station. The surveillance video of the incident shows him waking up and chasing them off the train and onto what appears to be an empty platform.
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Video shows an unidentified man being robbed on a train car in Philadelphia as he was sleeping early Sunday morning
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He awakens to find a man and woman steeling his backpack and gives chase as the two run off the train at the Millbourne Station of the Blue Line
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Video footage shows the male suspect pinning the victim down and the female using a Taser on him before pushing him onto the tracks
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Victim is seen unconscious on the tracks before he awakens to stumble onto 700-volt third-rail. He didn't get electrocuted due to rail's thick cover

Question: 'At some point, he regains consciousness, walks out of the tracks and on to 69th Street Station, where he summoned help,' @placeholder Capt.

Answer: SEPTA


A journey of 6,000 miles across China, Mongolia and Russia on some of the greatest railways of the world is bound to be the trip of a lifetime. But for Joanna Lumley it was an odyssey through her early life, as she began by retracing her childhood in Hong Kong, and ended by re-creating iconic fashion pictures that she defied the Iron Curtain to shoot in Moscow as a 20-year-old model. The journey in between is an extraordinary train trek, captured in a three-part ITV documentary called Joanna Lumley's Trans-Siberian Adventure. Her personal memories, along with a wickedly straight-faced sense of humour, lift this series far above the ordinary TV travelogue. Exhausted by travel and steeped in vodka, the actress sometimes breaks into surreal monologues – such as an imaginary audition for a KGB agent in a Bond movie. 'Why should I be a good person?' she growls at her reflection in the train window, as the Siberian steppes roll past.
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Journey captured in a three-part ITV documentary
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Called Joanna Lumley's Trans-Siberian Adventure

Question: She almost causes a shaman to disgrace himself in @placeholder after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.

Answer: Mongolia

Question: She's at it again on the shores of Lake Baikal in central @placeholder, where a local fisherman invites her to stay with his family and, after a terrifying lake crossing, plies her with vodka.

Answer: Russia


Former Cheers and West Wing Star Roger Rees has died aged 71, his spokesman has confirmed. The Tony Award-winning actor passed away at home on Friday night after a brief illness. He is survived by his husband, the playwright Rick Elice, who co-wrote Jersey Boys. In May, Rees had to pull out of his lead role in acclaimed Broadway play The Visit, a month after it opened, due to unspecified ill health. His understudy Tom Nelis stepped in for him and remains in the role. Scott Heller of the New York Times tweeted late on Friday a statement from Rees's rep, which said: 'Roger Rees, Tony Award-winning actor, passed away tonight at home, after brief illness.'
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Actor played English tycoon Robin Colcordin in American sitcom
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Also famous as UK Ambassador Lord John Marbury in The West Wing
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Rees died nearly two months after pulling out of new Broadway play

Question: 'I was at a pretty rough school, and the only thing I was good at was art,' @placeholder recalled during an interview with Playbill in 2013.

Answer: Roger Rees

Answer: Rees

Answer: Rees

Answer: Roger Rees

Answer: Rees


Berlin (CNN) Germany has warned Turkey that members of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's security detail who were involved in a brawl in Washington last month "are not welcome in Germany." The announcement comes ahead of the G20 summit in Germany next week, which Erdogan is expected to attend. Turkish security officials -- including some of Erdogan's personal guards, according to US officials -- fought with protesters outside the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington in May. Martin Schafer, a spokesperson for the German Foreign Ministry, said Monday: "Some foreign security services of the Turkish delegation did not abide by the law and therefore those people are not welcome in Germany for the foreseeable future."
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Erdogan's guards involved in Washington brawl "are not welcome in Germany"
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Warning comes ahead of G20 summit in Hamburg next week
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Turkey expected to be source of tension among protesters

Question: Video showed Erdogan looking on as @placeholder guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Question: The official also confirmed that two members of Erdogan's detail "were briefly detained during the altercations and subsequently released" and returned to Turkey with @placeholder.

Answer: Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Answer: Erdogan

Answer: Erdogan

Answer: Erdogan


David Cameron's plan to curb benefits for migrants are backed by most people in Europe's most influential countries, a new poll reveals. Voters in Germany, France, Denmark and Sweden want the power to kick-out jobless migrants after six months and stop child benefit being sent to other countries. There is also strong support for Mr Cameron's key demand for EU migrants to have to wait for four years before they can claim in-work benefits in a new country. Detailed talks have begun on Britain's plan to reform Europe, before Mr Cameron stages an in-out referendum by the end of 2017.
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Support for making migrants wait four years before claiming benefits
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Kicking out jobless migrants after six months popular in other countries
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David Cameron 'tackling the welfare incentives' which attract EU migrants
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Prime Minister planning an in-out referendum before the end of 2017

Question: No in-work benefits until they have been in @placeholder for four years

Answer: Britain


From Casinos in Las Vegas to museum facades, modern architects and engineers take inspiration from ancient structures such as the Great Pyramids and Parthenon. Now an infographic details some of the techniques used to build these inspirational and lasting monuments. It includes the eco-friendly Roman concrete and the Incas' ability to cut stone and slot pieces together like a jigsaw to build Machu Picchu. It also shares the latest thinking on how experts argue mysterious structures were made. Experts still debate about some feats of engineering, such as how vast stones were lifted into place to build the iconic pyramids at Giza.
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Infographic details  techniques used to build inspirational monuments
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Includes Roman concrete, Greek geometry and Turkish cutting precision
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Some mysteries are unsolved, including how stone was moved to build the pyramids and how the Incas created such sharp joins at Machu Picchu

Question: But perhaps the reason why the testament to @placeholder engineering has lasted so long is a secret concrete recipe, which experts are still trying to emulate today.

Answer: Roman

Answer: Roman


Her missing daughter Chelsea had been found hours earlier with a convicted heroin dealer whom she had met on Tinder. So, it was perhaps unsurprising that Rosie O'Donnell looked visibly tired as she spent family time with two of her other children on Wednesday. The TV comedian was spotted shopping at Office Depot  in the New York village of Nyack with her son Blake, 15, and 12-year-old daughter, Vivienne. Donning a loose blue shirt and jeans, and with her hair scraped back, Rosie, 53, wore a frown on her face as she followed her children into the store. Blake and Vivienne also failed to crack smiles as they helped their mother transport office supplies through the parking lot after the shopping trip.
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Rosie O'Donnell, 53, was spotted shopping at Office Depot in the New York village of Nyack on Wednesday
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She was visibly frowning as she entered store with two of her five kids - Blake, 15, and 12-year-old Vivienne
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Blake and Vivienne also failed to crack smiles as they helped transport office supplies through parking lot
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On Tuesday night, their 17-year-old sister, Chelsea, had been found by cops after going missing for a week
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Chelsea was discovered in house of Steven Sheerer, 25 - a convicted heroin dealer whom she met on Tinder
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As revelation came to light on Wednesday, Rosie took to Twitter to admit that that she is not 'perfect' mother
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'No mom is perfect - we all do our best,' wrote the comedian, who had launched public appeal to find Chelsea

Question: He finally let us in the house and @placeholder was hiding upstairs in the attic.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Novak Djokovic celebrated his first wedding anniversary on Sunday by stopping Roger Federer's glorious run at this year's Wimbledon and winning a third singles title. The 28-year-old Serb took just under three hours to triumph 7-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 and then extolled the virtues of marriage and fatherhood on what became a day of double joy. With wife Jelena watching, Djokovic equalled the Wimbledon tally of his coach Boris Becker and hauled himself to a ninth Grand Slam title, despite a rain delay and losing a magnificent second-set tiebreak. 'Ever since I got married and became a father, I haven't lost many matches and have won many tournaments,' he said. 'I suggest to every player, get married and have kids and enjoy this.
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Novak Djokovic defeated Roger Federer 7-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 in Sunday's final
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Djokovic equalled the Wimbledon tally of his coach Boris Becker by winning his third title
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It was the 28-year-old Serb's ninth Grand Slam title
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Coach Stefan Edberg believes Federer can still claim a record eighth Wimbledon title
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Federer became the oldest man to reach a Wimbledon final since 1974
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Djokovic attended Champions Dinner at the Guildhall in London on Sunday night

Question: @placeholder was phlegmatic afterwards, suggesting that defeat did not hurt as much it used to, despite break-point chances in the first and third sets that might have changed the outcome.

Answer: Roger Federer

Answer: Roger Federer

Answer: Federer

Answer: Federer


(CNN) Donald Trump criticized the Obama administration's move to normalize relations with Cuba as a "very weak agreement," though he said some sort of a deal is "fine," in an interview with a local CBS station in Miami over the weekend. The Republican nominee also said he would do "whatever you have to do to get a strong agreement," even if that meant breaking off the recently-resumed diplomatic relations. "I just want to press -- would you break off diplomatic relations, though, on day one?" CBS4's Jim Defede asked Trump. "I would do whatever you have to do to get a strong agreement. And people want an agreement, I like the idea of an agreement, but it has to be a real agreement. So if you call that for negotiation purposes, whatever you have to do to make a great deal for the people of Cuba," Trump said.
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Donald Trump threatened to reverse the resumption of diplomatic relations with Cuba
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Trump said he would "have to find out" if business associates had violated US-Cuban trade embargo

Question: @placeholder countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"

Answer: Jim Defede


(CNN) Sam Clovis, Donald Trump's pick to be chief scientist for the Department of Agriculture, has argued that homosexuality is a choice and that the sanctioning of same-sex marriage could lead to the legalization of pedophilia, a CNN KFile review of Clovis' writings, radio broadcasts, and speeches has found. Clovis made the comments between 2012 and 2014 in his capacity as a talk radio host, political activist, and briefly as a candidate for US Senate in Iowa. His nomination has drawn criticism from Senate Democrats, who argue his lack of scientific background makes him unqualified for the USDA post overseeing science.
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Clovis has argued that homosexuality is a choice and that the sanctioning of same-sex marriage could lead to the legalization of pedophilia.
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A USDA spokeswoman told CNN: "The Supreme Court settled the issue in 2015."

Question: "In particular, the @placeholder as far back as the 1870s established that very definition of marriage.

Answer: Sam Clovis

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Sir Alex Ferguson stands by the succession plan which brought David Moyes to Manchester United only to see him fired after less than one full season. Ferguson insisted United undertook a ‘perfect process’ to find his successor when he left in 2013. Moyes has since been replaced by Louis van Gaal, but life after Fergie continues to prove difficult. Ferguson - launching his new book Leading - said: ‘I made a decision in October after Cathy’s sister died. I told her I was going to retire but how would I convey that to the Glazer family? I knew what it meant to them, winning the title.’
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Sir Alex Ferguson said choosing David Moyes as Manchester United manager was part of a 'perfect process'
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He stands by the call even after Moyes lasted less than a year in the job before being replaced by Louis van Gaal
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Ferguson pointed out why alternatives Pep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho and Jurgen Klopp were all unavailable
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He said stand-in Ryan Giggs can become a ‘great manager’ but didn't want to put the pressure on a player full-time
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Sir Alex, who left United in 2013, was speaking at the launch of his new book about management called Leading
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He talked about the vanity of Cristiano Ronaldo and Eric Cantona, and the signing of Wayne Rooney
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Question: ‘I was available for @placeholder and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.

Answer: David Moyes

Answer: Moyes

Answer: David Moyes

Answer: Moyes


John Stones wants to be given the chance to discuss the possibility of moving to Chelsea with the Premier League champions ready to make a fresh bid to take the centre half to Stamford Bridge. Sources close to the player say the Everton defender would relish the chance to play Champions League football but he is unlikely to create trouble in the way Raheem Sterling did to force his move from Liverpool. But the fact that he is now unsettled will give way for Chelsea's second £26m bid, expected imminently. Roberto Martinez claims the former Barnsley centre back will not be sold and even criticised Chelsea for making their approach public.
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Everton star John Stones is being sized up by Chelsea as a potential long-term replacement for John Terry
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The 21-year-old is keen to test himself at the highest level and could be tempted by Champions League football at Stamford Bridge
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Chelsea have seen one £20million bid rejected for Stones but will now return with an improved offer
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Although Stones appears open to a move, he will not force his way out of Everton in the manner in which Raheem Sterling left Liverpool

Question: So during this process, it’s clear, we don’t deny we made a bid for @placeholder.

Answer: John Stones

Answer: John Stones

Answer: Stones

Answer: Stones


An Indigenous elder and activist has defended Sydney Swans star Adam Goodes' controversial and spontaneous performance of an Indigenous 'war dance' on the field and declared that Australia is racist against its Indigenous population. During his appearance on ABC's Q&A on Monday night, Jack Charles, also an actor and musician, made the comment when asked if Goodes was being 'too sensitive' after being racially discriminated against following his traditional dance. 'No, he's not being too sensitive… you don't know it, but we see it: Australia itself is uniquely racist against Aboriginal Australians and I can't put it any more succinctly than that,' Charles said.
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Indigenous elder and activist Jack Charles made the comments on Q&A
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He defended Sydney Swans star Adam Goodes' war dance as 'celebration'
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Goodes performed the 10-second Indigenous dance after a goal on Friday
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It was dubbed 'aggressive' and involved simulating a spear-throwing act
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Charles said it was a 'joy' to watch and it helps people 'accept our culture'
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Racist vandals changed Adam Goodes' Wikipedia page in online attack

Question: @placeholder also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.

Answer: Adam Goodes

Answer: Goodes

Answer: Adam Goodes

Answer: Goodes

Answer: Adam Goodes


Dennis Irwin has hailed Daley Blind's versatility and backed him to retain a place in the Manchester United starting XI, even when injured players return. The former United left-back, who made 529 appearances for the club between 1990 and 2002, was impressed by Blind when he played in that position during Sunday's 3-0 win over Tottenham. It was United's best performance of the season, keeping them anchored in the Premier League top four and boosting confidence ahead of this weekend's crunch trip to Anfield to play Liverpool. Daley Blind (right) was impressive for Manchester United in Sunday's 3-0 win over Tottenham
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Man United travel to Liverpool on Sunday in crunch top four clash
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Denis Irwin believes Blind should keep his place in the side
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Dutch international played well at left-back in 3-0 win over Spurs
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Blind can fill a number of positions across the defence and midfield
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Liverpool vs Man Utd XIs: Steven Gerrard fails to make Jamie Carragher's team as Gary Neville picks Angel di Maria
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READ: Liverpool are the in form side, but  United will hope to open up a gap

Question: Sunday's clash between @placeholder and Liverpool will be pivotal in the top four race

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Man United

Answer: United


If you live in the UK or US you can expect to have already been hacked – at least according to the real life conman turned fraud prevention expert whose escapades inspired Catch Me If You Can. Frank Abagnale, whose early life on the run from the FBI was brought to life on the screen by Leonardo Di Caprio, has said the public is underestimating the extent that their details have been stolen by digital fraudsters, the Times reported. In the 2002 Steven Spielberg film Abagnale, now 66, poses as a doctor, a lecturer, a lawyer and an airline pilot over the course of a crime spree that eventually landed him in prison.
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Conman who inspired Spielberg film says personal details no longer safe
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Frank Abagnale, with FBI for 35 years, says IDs have already been stolen
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Fraud expert calls level of theft 'unimaginable' in the technological age

Question: While doing so he cashed $2.5 million in fraudulent checks in every @placeholder state and 26 foreign countries

Answer: US


Kell Brook successfully defended his IBF world welterweight title against Romanian Jo Jo Dan at Sheffield's Motorpoint Arena on Saturday night. Brook defeated his challenger in four murderous rounds before fans joined him in calling out Khan for what Brook envisages as ‘the biggest fight out there for both of us.’ ‘Who do you want to see me beat next,’ he asked. ‘Khan, Khan, Khan’ came the crowd's response. Brook's triumph and return to the ring came just six months after surviving a machete attack which inflicted horrific wounds to his left leg. Host commentator Click the above link for Jeff Powell's full report on Brook's victory from Sheffield's Motorpoint Arena.
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Kell Brook defends his IBF world welterweight title against Jo Jo Dan
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The bout takes place at Sheffield's Motorpoint Arena on Saturday night
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The fight is Brooks' first since being stabbed in the leg last September

Question: Stay tuned for updates from @placeholder who is ringside in Sheffield.

Answer: Jeff Powell


David Cameron has a 'secret plan' to cut taxes for millionaires after the General Election, Ed Balls claimed today as Labour ramped up its attack on the eighth day of campaigning. The Labour shadow chancellor unveiled a poster claiming voters had lost £1,100 each due to tax and benefit changes under the coalition with 'millions paying more while millionaires pay less'. But the Prime Minister hailed today as 'money-back Monday' - with a raft of tax changes coming into force putting more cash in voters' wallets. Scroll down for video Ed Balls, speaking in Leeds this morning, ramped up his attack on the Tories today - claiming that David Cameron was planning a VAT increase and cuts to the top rate of tax
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Labour  unveils poster claiming voters lost £1,100 each due to tax changes
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Ed Balls said 'millions are paying more while millionaires pay less'
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Claimed the Prime Minister was planning a cut in the top rate of tax
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But Mr Cameron hailed a raft of tax cuts which have come into force today
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He said Labour is planning tax rises worth £3,000 to every working family

Question: 'How can this be fair when we need to get the deficit down and the @placeholder are now planning deeper cuts in the next three years than the last five?'

Answer: Tories


(CNN) Ethiopia's government says more than 200 people have been killed and 100 children have been kidnapped in cross-border raids from South Sudan in March and April. The most significant attack took place Friday when, according to the government, 182 civilians were killed in 13 kebeles, or neighborhoods. In addition, 2,000 cattle have been stolen, according to the government's communications department. A government statement blames armed militants of South Sudan's Murle tribe for having "infiltrated" across the border between the two countries. Those targeted in the raids were from the Nuer ethnic group, which straddles the border. It is believed the children were kidnapped to act as workers. Cross-border raids are fairly common in this region, where people battle for livestock, land and resources such as water and grazing rights.
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Ethiopia government says 100 children were kidnapped and more than 200 people killed
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Cross-border raids are common in region, where people battle for land, other resources
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Communications minister vows to stop raids from militants coming from South Sudan

Question: @placeholder is the world's newest nation, having gained independence from Sudan in 2011 following decades of civil war.

Answer: South Sudan

Answer: South Sudan

Answer: South Sudan


(CNN) The wait is over. Kevin Durant -- the biggest name in this summer's NBA free agent class -- has decided to sign with the Golden State Warriors and will leave the Oklahoma City Thunder. The decision was announced Monday on The Players' Tribune, a media platform used by athletes to tell their own stories. The 27-year-old forward is listed as a "Deputy Publisher" for the website. Kevin Durant to Warriors: Latest contract details, comments and reaction "This has been by far the most challenging few weeks in my professional life," Durant said of his decision. "I understood cognitively that I was facing a crossroads in my evolution as a player and as a man, and that it came with exceptionally difficult choices. What I didn't truly understand, however, was the range of emotions I would feel during this process.
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Kevin Durant picks the Golden State Warriors over the Oklahoma City Thunder
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Durant announced his decision on The Players' Tribune
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He says this has been "by far the most challenging few weeks" in his professional life

Question: @placeholder led all scorers in this year's postseason with 28.4 points per game.

Answer: Kevin Durant

Answer: Kevin Durant

Answer: Durant

Answer: Kevin Durant

Answer: Durant


Manchester City are planning to table a mega-bid for Raheem Sterling on the day the transfer window reopens. The reigning Barclays Premier League champions have made the Liverpool forward a primary target this summer as they look to increase their homegrown quota. And the club plan to make a major statement by making a formal offer for the forward at the earliest possible opportunity this summer. Man City are planning a mega-bid to sign Liverpool star Raheem Sterling when the transfer window reopens Sterling, pictured against Newcastle on Monday night, is a primary target for Manchester City this summer
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Manchester City have made Liverpool's Raheem Sterling a primary target
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Liverpool value Sterling at £50million - a fee Man City can afford
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The Reds are likely to demand a  cash fee for the England international

Question: City believe they are leading the race to land @placeholder this summer and are confident they can complete what would be one of the biggest transfers this summer.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling


Former Scotland captain Dave Mackay, legendary enforcer of Tottenham’s 1961 double winning side, has died aged 80. In an age of hard men, the stockily built midfield man was one of the toughest, a symbol of passion and fiery commitment. For years the iconic picture of him angrily holding Leeds’ equally combative Billy Bremner was framed on the wall in the players’ lounge at White Hart Lane, the club’s spiritual leader long after he’d left. Dave Mackay confronts Billy Bremner during his Tottenham days in August 1966 Mackay is crowned by  Jimmy Robertson (right) after Spurs beat Chelsea 2-1 in the 1967 FA Cup final
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Dave Mackay was part of the 1961 Double winning team at Tottenham
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Mackay also played for and managed Derby County
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The former Scotland international suffered from both Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease

Question: In all Mackay played 318 times for @placeholder, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.

Answer: Tottenham

Answer: Tottenham

Answer: Spurs

Answer: Tottenham


(CNN) One in four teens who vape say they've used e-cigarettes for an alternative technique known as "dripping," new research finds. Dripping produces thicker clouds of vapor, gives a stronger sensation in the throat and makes flavors taste better, according to a study, published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. "This study is the first systematic evaluation of the use of dripping among teens," said Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin, lead author and a professor in the department of psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine. Krishnan-Sarin and her colleagues surveyed teens from eight southeastern Connecticut high schools during spring 2015. Though some respondents did not answer all the questions, 1,874 students reported having tried an e-cigarette. More than 26% of those who'd tried vaping also reported dripping.
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Vapers are more likely to spill liquids while dripping and so they risk exposure to toxic nicotine
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Some chemicals released are associated with cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Question: According to Krishnan-@placeholder, "Emerging data is also showing that e-cigarettes contain many other chemicals like propylene glycol and glycerine, and they also contain a lot of flavor chemicals.

Answer: Sarin

Answer: Sarin


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- During his confirmation hearing Thursday, Attorney General-designate Eric Holder conceded that he "made mistakes" during the Marc Rich pardon incident that were "not typical" of his conduct over the bulk of his career. Attorney General-designate Eric Holder told senators Thursday that he learned from the Rich pardon incident. Holder said he "made assumptions that turned out not to be true" during the Rich pardon process, which became the "most intense" and "searing" experience he "ever had as a lawyer." Holder's willingness as deputy attorney general to go along with the pardon over the objections of Justice Department career prosecutors has continued to haunt Holder. The pardon came in the last days of President Clinton's term.
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NEW: Former GOP senator testifies on behalf of Attorney General-designate Holder
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Holder admits "mistakes" in Rich pardon incident, defends FALN pardons
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Sen. Patrick Leahy urges Judiciary Committee to put partisanship aside
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Sen. Arlen Specter says there are questions about AG designate

Question: @placeholder told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."

Answer: Eric Holder

Answer: Eric Holder

Answer: Holder

Answer: Holder

Answer: Holder

Answer: Holder

Question: Holder told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 @placeholder prisoners "was reasonable."

Answer: FALN


When a building is on fire, every second counts for the first responders rushing to the scene. A computer-savvy firefighter in North Carolina is hoping a bit of futuristic wearable technology and clever programming can help save time and lives. Patrick Jackson has developed an app for Google Glass, Google's experimental head-mounted computer, which feeds important information directly to the eye-line of firefighters in an emergency. "I'll hear a little notification and can look up into the top corner of my vision and see a map of where it is. I see the location of the incident and what type of call it is," Jackson said.
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A firefighter has developed a Google Glass app to help first responders save time
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The app displays dispatch and location information on its head-mounted screen
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Wearable technology could soon help firefighters navigate when there's low visibility

Question: Google Glass has struggled with its public image since @placeholder first made it available to a limited group of developers in April.

Answer: Google


(CNN) -- The second-to-last time EJ Levy was at Disney World, she used a scooter to navigate the enormous park. Her legs were weak and she suffered from foot drop caused by multiple sclerosis. That was 4½ years ago. On her most recent trip, a few months ago, Levy walked the entire time, thanks in part to a drug approved by the FDA on Friday. The FDA says the drug, Ampyra (generic name dalfampridine, formerly known as fampridine), is the first MS therapy that is taken orally and the first of its kind to receive FDA approval. It is designed help people with any type of MS improve their walking speed.
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FDA approves Ampyra, the first MS drug of its kind to improve walking speed
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Ampyra is appropriate for all types of MS, although it may not help everyone
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Further studies are needed to see if Ampyra helps with other neurological functions

Question: Symptoms of @placeholder include extreme fatigue, difficulty walking, problems with memory and heat sensitivity.

Answer: MS

Answer: MS

Answer: MS

Answer: MS

Question: Two phase III clinical trials of @placeholder showed 35 and 43 percent of patients experienced, on average, a consistent improvement in their walking speed, increasing it by about 25 percent.

Answer: Ampyra

Answer: Ampyra

Answer: Ampyra

Answer: Ampyra


The world’s leading authority on the detection of banned performance-enhancing drug EPO in blood says a particularly low level of the substance is explicable only by renal damage or doping — a conclusion that raises fresh doubts over historic alleged doping by a current staff member at Team Sky. As The Mail on Sunday reported last week, court documents in France show that an expert at a 2001 criminal trial concluded from a blood sample taken from a Dutch rider, Servais Knaven, that he had taken artificial EPO. The toxicology reports that led to testimony that Knaven had taken EPO were compiled by two doctors whose evidence was challenged in court, but the court ruled it was good evidence.
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The Mail on Sunday revealed French court documents show an expert at a 2001 criminal trial found Dutch rider, Servais Knaven, took artificial EPO
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Knaven has been held the role of ‘directeur sportif’ at Team Sky since 2011
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His employment comes in spite of Team Sky's 'zero tolerance' policy
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Team Sky's unnamed experts exonerated Knaven of any wrongdoing
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EPO expert Robin Parisotto  told the MoS: ‘The only known causes of such a low EPO level in blood [0.7] is either due to significant renal damage ... or the current and previous administration of recombinant [banned] EPO’
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Team Sky said the new medical opinion doesn't change their position on Knaven, who maintains his innocence and is a valued member of Team Sky

Question: No 3: A summary of an interview, quoting Knaven’s own words, following a police interview on 3 Dec 1998, signed by @placeholder to show it is an authentic and accurate representation of what he had said in that interview.

Answer: Servais Knaven

Answer: Knaven

Answer: Servais Knaven

Answer: Knaven

Answer: Knaven


A flamboyant Congressman who spent $40,000 of taxpayers' money redecorating his office in the style of 'Downton Abbey' and spent thousands more taking a private jet to watch a sporting event resigned on Tuesday. Aaron Schock, a Republican from Illinois, had faced fresh questions over 170,000 miles he claimed he had driven in a car which he sold with only 80,000 miles on the odometer. He had already been in the spotlight over a series of expense claims. Along with the makeover, he billed $10,000 for a private jet trip to watch the Chicago Bears play football. 'Today, I am announcing my resignation as a Member of the United States House of Representatives effective March 31,' Schock, 33, said in a statement issued by his Capitol Hill office.
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Aaron Schock, 33, stepped down from House of Representatives after weeks of revelations about his spending
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Illinois Republican faced new accusation that he claimed 90,000 miles in fake driving expenses
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High-flying lifestyle reflected in social-media selfies with Ariana Grande, Steven Tyler, Lady Antebellum, Donald Trump and Yo-Yo Ma
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Had paid back taxpayers $40,000 after decorating office like Downton Abbey and billed $10,000 private jet flight to watch NFL game
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Second Republican to quit House in three months after New York's Michael Grimm pleaded guilty to federal tax evasion
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Had originally tried to ride out scandal, saying when $40,000 claim forextravagant decor was revealed: 'Haters gonna hate'

Question: Voters re-elected @placeholder in 2012 with an overwhelming 74 percent of the vote.

Answer: Aaron Schock

Answer: Schock

Answer: Aaron Schock


With Spectre set to take the world by storm, the role of an MI6 agent is revealed once again to the masses - in grand style. From battling baddies, experimenting with gadgets and cosying up to beautiful women, James Bond leads a life many of us dream of experiencing. Here Travelmail reporter John Hutchinson reveals that this dream can almost come true if you know where to look. His mission was to experience some thrills and spills in the nation's capital... and live like Bond for a day. A loud hum of an engine in my driveway told me my car for the day had arrived. It was Bond's favourite motor - an Aston Martin.
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A special 007 day was designed for an intrepid Travelmail reporter
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It included a martini masterclass and an MI6 meet with 'Daniel Craig'
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Ended with a stay at Dukes Hotel, Mayfair, a favourite of James Bond author Sir Ian Fleming

Question: You could drive an @placeholder yourself with one of lastminute.com's driving days here from £59.

Answer: Aston Martin


London (CNN) -- Two iconic teams, each boasting a history and tradition that spans generations, will go head-to-head for club football's biggest prize on Saturday. Manchester United, the champions of England, face Barcelona, the champions of Spain, at London's famous Wembley Stadium for the right to be crowned Europe's best. These are teams whose exploits inspire emotions and evoke memories that are embedded in the psyche of fans all over the globe. But who will triumph in the UEFA Champions League final -- the culmination of a competition that began with qualifying rounds in June last year -- when the two titans clash in front of 86,000 avid supporters and millions more watching around the world?
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Manchester United will face Barcelona in the Champions League final at Wembley
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Both teams are aiming to become European champions for the fourth time
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The final is a repeat of the 2009 final in Rome, when Barcelona triumphed 2-0
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UEFA expects viewing figures of over 300 million people worldwide

Question: UEFA has been accused of pricing fans out of attending the match, but the reality is that the ruling body could fill @placeholder three times over because of the support that both teams generate.

Answer: Wembley Stadium

Answer: Wembley

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Question: If he leads @placeholder to victory on Saturday, he will become the first manager to win three Champions League titles.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Question: The format remained the same until 1992, when @placeholder created the Champions League, involving not only domestic champions but also teams who finished second, third and fourth in their respective leagues.

Answer: UEFA Champions League

Answer: Champions League

Answer: UEFA


Real Madrid have reached an agreement with FC Porto to sign right back Danilo next season. The 23-year-old defender will join the La Liga giants on a deal up until June 30 2021, it was announced on Tuesday night. Danilo, who started both of Brazil's recent international friendly wins against France and Chile - has won 14 caps for his country so far. Real Madrid have reached an agreement to sign defender Danilo from Porto next season The full back has been strongly linked with a move to the Santiago Bernabeu in recent months and on March 25 - he admitted he was flattered by the speculation linking him to the European champions.
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Danilo will join Real Madrid on a deal keeping him at there until June 2021
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23-year-old has won two Portuguese league titles with current side Porto
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Brazil international defender has also won 14 caps for his country so far
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Question: 'It makes me happy a great club like @placeholder is interested in me.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


Washington (CNN) -- It took five days for President Barack Obama to address the controversy he caused by saying "we don't have a strategy yet" to defeat ISIS. Wednesday, the President attempted to clarify what he meant by specifying that he was referring to ISIS inside Syria while highlighting the U.S. strategy in Iraq of airstrikes to weaken the extremist terror group that calls itself the Islamic State. "It is very important from my perspective that when we send our pilots in to do a job -- that we know that this is a mission that's going to work; that we're very clear what our objectives are, what our targets are," Obama said during a joint news conference with Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas on the first day of his trip to Europe for NATO meetings.
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Obama addresses his "we don't have a strategy yet" to defeat ISIS five days later
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Obama said he wants to "clear what our objectives are" and to make "the case" to Americans
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One expert said his delayed response is characteristic of his approach to foreign policy: slow

Question: Obama went further, saying that before the U.S. acts in @placeholder, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."

Answer: Syria


South Africa's Trevor Fisher Jnr maintained the 100 per cent record of home players in the Africa Open by winning his first European Tour title with a brilliant display in East London. Fisher Jnr played his last 36 holes in 17 under par, adding a closing 64 to his third round of 63 to finish 24 under par, five shots ahead of England's Matt Ford. South African players have won the Africa Open every year since its inception in 2010, when Fisher Jnr was joint fourth behind former Masters champion Charl Schwartzel. Fellow major winner Louis Oosthuizen won the title in 2011 and 2012, with Darren Fichardt and Thomas Aiken also triumphing on home soil.
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Trevor Fisher Jnr won his first European Tour title in the Africa Open
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Fisher Jnr played his last 36 holes in 17 under par to win the tournament
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South African players have won  every year since its inception
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Former Masters champion Charl Schwartzel won the tournament in 2010

Question: The decisive moment came on the ninth as @placeholder made birdie and Ford missed a short putt for par, and the world number 271 secured victory in style with four birdies on the back nine - including one from 35 feet on the 18th.

Answer: Trevor Fisher Jnr

Answer: Fisher Jnr

Answer: Fisher Jnr

Answer: Trevor Fisher Jnr

Answer: Fisher Jnr


Cats aren't known for being man's best friend, but one has clawed away a Los Angeles animal shelter's award for dogs after protecting her owner from an attacking canine. Tara the cat famously fought off a dog that attacked her four-year-old autistic owner as he rode his bicycle in the driveway of the family's Bakersfield home in May of 2014. She body-slammed Scrappy, an out-of-control Labrador-Chow mix that lived next door, when the dog got out of his yard, ran for Jeremy Triantafilo, grabbed his leg and started shaking the boy from side-to-side. The cat achieved instant Internet stardom when a clip of the encounter was uploaded to YouTube and viewed more than 24million times. then chased him back toward his home.
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Tara, of Bakersfield, California saved owner Jeremy from  dog in May 2014
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Autistic child was thrashed around by the chow-mix before intervention
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She was honored by the  Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Los Angeles with the shelter's annual Hero Dog award

Question: The shelter's 33rd annual award was presented to the family in downtown @placeholder on Friday.

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angeles


KIEV, Ukraine (CNN) -- A planned missile defense system in Eastern Europe poses no threat to Russia, President George Bush said Tuesday, responding to concerns that the U.S. might use interceptor missiles for offensive purposes. President Bush, with President Viktor Yushchenko, praised Ukraine's democratic and military reforms. "The missile defense system is not aimed at Russia," Bush said at a news conference in Kiev following talks with the Ukrainian president. "It's viewed as an anti-Russian device. Well, it's not." His comments came before he left Kiev for a NATO summit in Bucharest, Romania, that is expected to highlight divisions over the plan. The summit begins Wednesday.
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NEW: Bush: Russia can't veto Georgia's, Ukraine's inclusion in NATO's MAP program
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European countries share doubts that system is designed to deter Iran, North Korea
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U.S. president says he will push for Ukraine, Georgia to join NATO
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Analyst says both issues threaten to destabilize NATO

Question: "I strongly believe that @placeholder and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Question: @placeholder's concerns also align with those of some NATO members who oppose welcoming Georgia and Ukraine into the fold.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: @placeholder President Viktor Yushchenko said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Question: Ukrainian President @placeholder said his country should be able to start the NATO membership process.

Answer: Viktor Yushchenko

Question: "We are not speaking about joining NATO; we are only speaking about @placeholder," he said at the news conference.

Answer: MAP

Question: "Why should @placeholder be deprived of that sovereign right, since the principle of open doors is the basic principle for NATO?"

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Question: @placeholder also has demonstrated a commitment to democracy, he said.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine


Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Martin Dempsey indulged his musical side at a children's event by singing Bruno Mars. The highest ranking officer in the American military was  'trying to connect to the kids' when he sang a few bars of the hit Uptown Funk at a gathering of children of service members broadcast of C-SPAN. 'You don't want me to break out into Uptown Funk you up, do you?' Dempsey said before going into a slight falsetto for one of the song's hooks, 'Don't believe me just watch'. 'It’s like Chumbawamba. I get knocked down and I get up again,' Dempsey had said of the challenges that the children face in their lives, referencing the Irish band's 1990s pub anthem Tubthumping.
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Dempsey was speaking at event for children of service members when he referenced Chumbawumba, but then decided Uptown Funk was better
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Highest US military officer also sang 'Irish diddy' The Unicorn Song
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Musical chairman had sung the same line at West Point graduation in May

Question: Speaking at @placeholder's graduation in late May, the military leader said, 'I’ll provide you a phrase that will help you remember that in the future, and that phrase is “Don’t believe me, just watch' before repeating the line in song.

Answer: West Point


Early on May 8, a few hours after losing his Parliamentary seat, Charles Kennedy drove to his whitewashed crofter’s cottage in the Highland village of Caol. His mood, during the two-hour journey from Dingwall, where the count had taken place, was one of sadness and reflection. It was, after all, the end of a distinguished 32-year Commons career which had spanned almost his entire adult life. That the development came three weeks after the death of Kennedy’s beloved father, Ian, who had lived next door, only added to his melancholy. Yet if the former Liberal Democrat leader expected to spend the ensuing hours grieving in peace, he would be sorely mistaken. For as he pulled up outside the tidy cottage, built a stone’s throw from the river Lochy by his late grand-father, Donald, he came across what appeared to be a nasty ‘welcome home’ present. ‘It was a Friday morning, when the rubbish gets taken out in and around Fort William,’ recalls Kennedy’s campaign manager, Conn O’Neill.
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Kennedy was the victim of extensive personal attacks from SNP loyalist
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Waged on cyberspace and on the streets of his Highland constituency
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On social networking sites, trolls called him a traitor and a drunkard

Question: Ms Roddick, for what it’s worth, is constituency assistant to Fergus Ewing, an @placeholder member of the Scottish Parliament.

Answer: SNP

Question: From the earliest stages of the campaign, @placeholder activists had repeatedly sought to hijack his public appearances, with an onlooker at a Highland event in March reporting: ‘Charles Kennedy

Answer: SNP


United Nations (CNN) -- The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor reported Friday to the U.N. Security Council that violence continues in Darfur and that the Sudanese president and his government are not cooperating with investigators. Luis Moreno-Ocampo noted positive developments in judicial proceedings and "fruitful" cooperation with international bodies, but said there still remain many setbacks. He explained that crimes continue in the region, including "indiscriminate bombings of civilians ... rapes and sexual violence" and the "use of child soldiers." Moreno-Ocampo also highlighted Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir's role in the situation. "Any leader committing crimes will face justice. Power does not provide immunity."
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The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor reported Friday to the U.N. Security Council
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Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo says violence continues in Darfur
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Moreno-Ocampo also highlighted Sudanese president's role in the situation
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International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrant for Sudan's president

Question: Moreno-Ocampo said his office was considering holding responsible @placeholder officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."

Answer: Sudanese

Answer: Sudanese

Answer: Sudanese

Answer: Sudan

Question: The Sudanese ambassador said @placeholder "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."

Answer: Luis Moreno-Ocampo

Answer: Moreno-Ocampo

Answer: Luis Moreno-Ocampo

Answer: Moreno-Ocampo


Regional suburbs in Australia are known for their resources or farming industries, but it seems they are also popular for their housing affordability. As housing prices continue to sky rocket in cities, these 10 suburbs have topped the list of the most affordable regional areas to buy property across the country. The NSW mining town of Broken Hill is the most affordable regional suburb with a median house value of $160,580, according to research from CoreLogic RP Data. The median house price in Broken Hill is roughly $170,000 cheaper than a parking space in Sydney's CBD that hit the market for a cool $300,000 earlier this year.
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Ten Australian suburbs named most affordable regional areas for property
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NSW mining town of Broken Hill is number one with median price of $160k
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Morwell in rural Victoria has a median property price of about $175,000
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Others include Stawell in Victoria, Cowra in NSW and Naracoorte in SA

Question: Houses in Deniliquin on the @placeholder-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.

Answer: NSW

Answer: NSW

Answer: NSW


Three women tortured a man by pressing burning hair tongs and a cigarette lighter on to his genitals when they found he had dated three people at once, a court has heard. The trio also taunted the victim with a pizza cutter in what was described as like a scene from Reservoir Dogs. Lorraine Earles, 47, Natalie Lilley, 19, Leah White, 22, along with male defendant Brendan Teale, 27, had plotted revenge on the victim for allegedly seeing several women at a time and lured him to a flat in Scarborough before strapping him to a chair. Natalie Lilley, who appeared at York Crown Court after admitting torturing a man in a scene like the film Reservoir Dogs
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Lorraine Earles, 47, Natalie Lilley, 19, and Leah White, 22, lured in victim
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Strapped him to a chair in a flat and forced him to drink liquid wash
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Pressed hot hair tongs to his genitals and a cigarette lighter to his neck
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Gang punched, kicked and slapped the victim as well as biting at his ear
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They also threatened to suffocate him by wrapping a scarf on his mouth
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Women were joined by Brendan Teale, 27, who also took part in attack
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York Crown Court heard assault was like a scene from film Reservoir Dogs
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The four defendants all admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm
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Are you the victim or do you know him? Call 0203 6152611 or email jennifer.newton@mailonline.co.uk

Question: @placeholder untied the victim and picked him up off the floor, then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep, while Earles nodded off on a sofa.

Answer: Brendan Teale

Answer: Brendan Teale


The Internal Revenue Service's $10.9 billion annual budget is so puny that it's ignoring 60 per cent of phone calls from people who are working on their tax return who have questions in advance of the April 15 filing deadline. John Koskinen, the agency's commissioner, said Tuesday during a speech at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. that $346 million in budget cuts this year has caused a noticeable negative impact on taxpayer service.' 'This year we were forced to substantially reduce hiring of extra seasonal help we usually bring in during the filing season,' Koskinen said. 'As a result, the phone level of service is now below 40 per cent.'
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John Koskinen revealed the startling statistic during a speech at the National Press Club
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He says budget cuts have forced the IRS to pare back its staff numbers, leaving tax return filers largely on their own
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Agency has already cried poor this year, complaining that it lacks the manpower to conduct as many audits as in past years
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But the IRS paid out $5.8 billion in fake tax refunds to identity thieves in 2013, the most recent year for which numbers are available
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Americans have a hate-hate relationship with the agency: 'The IRS code is longer than the Bible,' Koskinen admitted, 'with none of the good news'

Question: Still, most @placeholder find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.

Answer: Americans


A would-be Miss Belgium has plunged Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois into an embarrassing kiss-and-tell scandal. Emily Vanhoutte, a 20-year-old model from the keeper's native Belgium, said she began an affair with the Belgium international just before he travelled to last summer’s World Cup in Brazil. This was despite 22-year-old Courtois being with his long-term girlfriend, Spanish beauty Marta Dominguez, 25. Speaking to the Belgian media this week, Ms Vanhoutte said she was shocked to later discover that Courtois was already taken. She said: ‘I would never do anything to start an affair with a man who cheats on his girlfriend. I did not know he had a girlfriend and led a double life.
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Thibaut Courtois 'had affair' with Belgian model Emily Vanhoutte
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'I assumed that he was single,' says Vanhoutte after ending the affair
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Chelsea star 'led a double life' before 2014 World Cup, says Vanhoutte
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'There were some feelings, but we just enjoyed ourselves,' claims model
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Keeper's father says Courtois is committed to girlfriend Marta Dominguez

Question: @placeholder has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.

Answer: Thibaut Courtois

Answer: Courtois

Answer: Courtois

Answer: Thibaut Courtois

Answer: Courtois


Violent clashes have broken out in the West Bank  after a 22-year-old Palestinian man died when he was hit by an Israeli army jeep. The man, named locally as Abdallah Ghanayem, died in the village of Kafr Malik, just outside of Ramallah, this morning amid conflicting reports over his final moments. It came amid anger among Palestinians after a video emerged showing another Palestinian man being hit over the head with a rifle butt as he struggled with Israeli soldiers. It was said the 22-year-old's death came as locals hurled stones at the Israeli troops in the village where the jeep crashed.
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A 22-year-old man died after being hit by a jeep on the West Bank
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Palestinians say deceased was on his way to work when jeep crashed
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Israelis say man threw a bomb at the vehicle causing it to hit him
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Came as Israel said it would investigate video of troops beating a man

Question: Over 2,200 @placeholder, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinians

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinians

Question: @placeholder have said that the Israeli army violated the rules of war, which include giving adequate warning to civilians, using proportionate force and distinguishing between civilians and combatants.

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinians

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinians


An unpaid  intern has resigned from his position at the United Nations after it emerged he was living in a tent in Geneva because he couldn't afford the cost of living. New Zealander David Hyde flew more than 18,000km to take up the unpaid internship at the United Nations in Switzerland two weeks ago. The 22-year-old International Relations graduate quit his internship on Wednesday after pictures of him wearing a suit in front of his tent on the shore of Lake Geneva caused uproar. Mr Hyde told the Tribune de Genève this week that he was unable to afford the overpriced rent in Switzerland but didn't want to give up his dream of interning at the intergovernmental organisation.
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David Hyde, 22, has resigned from unpaid internship at the United Nations
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Pictures emerged this week of the New Zealander living in a tent in Geneva
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International Relations graduate couldn't afford high rent in the Swiss city
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He said outside the UN on Wednesday that it was his decision to resign

Question: He admitted he lied during his internship interview when he was asked if he would be able to support himself during his stay in @placeholder.

Answer: Geneva

Answer: Lake Geneva

Answer: Geneva


Afghan interpreters who claim they have been ‘abandoned’ by the British Government are resorting to people smugglers as they flee Taliban revenge attacks. One of the men, who worked for Gordon Brown, the SAS and the SBS in the conflict, has told how he has survived three attempts on his life in the past eight months. Known to UK troops as Chris, he has been shot by Taliban looking to avenge his work for the ‘British infidels’, twice escaped gunmen and ambushes, seen his relatives beaten, his three-year-old son injured, and received more than two dozen specific death threats. Yesterday doctors told him his pregnant wife will lose the baby she is carrying after she was punched with knuckle-dusters in an ambush targeting Chris as he tried to move his family to the ‘safety’ of the Afghan capital Kabul.
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Afghan interpreter 'Chris' served with British forces in Helmand Province
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Translator and his young family now face revenge attacks from the Taliban
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Chris' wife lost her unborn baby after militants punched her in the stomach
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He must pay smugglers to flee after being 'abandoned' by British officials

Question: Like most frontline translators who want to build new lives in the @placeholder, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.

Answer: UK


The trusted aide who helped propel Ben Carson to become a top contender for the Republican presidential nomination received tens of thousands of dollars from the National Enquirer for stories about Oprah Winfrey, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Armstrong Williams was a source for the tabloid for at least five years and was paid more than $100,000 dishing dirt on Oprah and her lover Stedman Graham, former Enquirer staffers said. In an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online Williams admitted he was paid by the supermarket tabloid, but said it was merely for 'managing' stories for the pair that were going to be published anyway.
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Ben Carson says that he and trusted aide Armstrong Williams are 'a package deal'
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In an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online,  Williams admitted he was paid by the supermarket tabloid
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He says he received money for 'managing' stories for the pair but a former tabloid editor disputes his recollection
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Oprah was among the hottest properties for the supermarket tabloids which regularly reported on her stormy relationship with Graham and her constant fight to get thin
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Williams was once sued for sexually harassing his trainer Stephen Gregory - the case was settled out of court
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Williams told Daily Mail Online he did not pay Gregory a dime because his allegations were false
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See more of the latest news on GOP candidate Ben Carson

Question: Williams started to advise @placeholder on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.

Answer: Ben Carson


The traditional strongholds of world Catholicism - Europe and America - are struggling to find enough priests to lead their congregations and have turned instead to Africa and Asia. The church is experiencing booming popularity on those continents while allegiance to the Vatican is fading in Europe, its traditional heartland. That's according to a survey by the Georgetown University-based Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA), which said boom in Asia and Africa is more than offsetting losses in the Americas and Europe. But churches in the US and Europe are struggling to find priests, forcing them to look abroad for recruits, according to the Washington Examiner.
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Church is experiencing surging popularity on those continents while allegiance to Vatican is fading in traditional heartland of Europe
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Africa and Asia boom is more than offsetting Americas and Europe losses, with former's Catholic population growing 238 per cent to 198million
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Priests from these growing continents are helping plug gaps in America
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Survey by Georgetown University-based Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate covers period 1980-2012

Question: In Europe fewer people are attending mass and parish populations are shrinking but the growth continents for @placeholder are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.

Answer: Catholicism

Answer: Catholic

Question: 'The most serious decline was @placeholder, which had a net loss of 78,090 priests during this period, representing a 32 per cent decline in this population,' said the CARA report.

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe


India paceman Ishant Sharma and Sri Lanka's Dinesh Chandimal have been given one-match bans after admitting charges of misconduct during the third Test between the countries, the International Cricket Council said on Tuesday. Two other Sri Lanka players, Lahiru Thirimanne and Dhammika Prasad, were fined half their match fees for their roles in the two separate incidents during the test, which India won by 117 runs to secure the series win. Sharma, who had been fined 65 percent of his match fees for giving send-offs to Thirimanne and Chandimal in the second test, landed in trouble with the Sri Lankans in the final contest as well.
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India paceman Ishant Sharma and Sri Lanka's Dinesh Chandimal both admitted charges of misconduct in two separate incidents
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Sharma had been fined 65 per cent of his match fees for giving send-offs
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Sharma will miss the first Test against South Africa on November 5
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Chandimal will miss Sri Lanka's next ODI against the West Indies for making 'deliberate physical contact' with Sharma
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ICC match referee Andy Pycroft said incidents weren't a good advertisement for international cricket

Question: 'Just before the contact between Chandimal and Sharma, @placeholder had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.

Answer: Lahiru Thirimanne

Answer: Thirimanne


Cairo (CNN) -- Three Al Jazeera journalists were among eight who appeared at a hearing in a Cairo prison court Thursday, accused along with 17 other defendants of spreading "false news" and having links to the Muslim Brotherhood, which Egypt declared a terrorist organization in December. "Tell her I love her. Big wedding when I get out," Al Jazeera English journalist Mohamed Fahmy told journalists in a message to his fiancee, appearing in high spirits on the first day of his trial, despite a worsening shoulder injury. Fahmy, a former CNN freelance producer, is accused of being a member of a terrorist group and airing false news about Egypt to give the impression of a civil war. A prosecutor has also charged Al Jazeera English correspondent Peter Greste, producer Baher Mohammed and 17 others. Al Jazeera said nine on the list were on its staff.
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Three detained Al Jazeera journalists appear in court as their trial opens in Cairo
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No evidence is presented in court; the trial is adjourned until March 5
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Peter Greste, Mohammed Fahmy and Baher Mohammed are among 20 accused
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Authorities say they have ties to the banned Muslim Brotherhood organization

Question: Greste, Fahmy and @placeholder were happy to hear the news of such demonstrations.

Answer: Baher Mohammed

Answer: Baher Mohammed


A popular infographic purporting to describe the effects that Coca-Cola has on the body within one hour of drinking it has sparked several tongue-in-cheek copycats. The original seven-point picture, titled What Happens One Hour After Drinking A Can Of Coke, has been shared all over the internet, fascinating readers with its step-by-step breakdown of how the soft drink impacts the body. Since it began earning attention, several parody infographics have popped up, offering joking explanations for what happens after eating and drinking items like bacon and cheap wine. The original Coke graphic, created by former UK pharmacist Niraj Naik and run by The Renegade Pharmacist, claims that within the first ten minutes after finishing a can, the 10 teaspoons of sugar in the drink 'hit your system' - but phosphoric acid cuts the sweetness.
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The Coke picture, which explains what happens to your body withing the first hour of drinking, recently took the internet by storm
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People have been inspired to make similar graphics - with a comedic twist

Question: All of the graphic's points are meant to explain, scientifically, the way that bodies react to the chemicals and ingredients in a can of @placeholder.

Answer: A Can Of Coke

Answer: Coke

Answer: Coke


Avengers star Patrick Macnee has died of natural causes at his home in California at the age of 93. According to a statement by the actor's son, Rupert, he passed away with his family at his bedside at his home in Rancho Mirage earlier today. A star of both film and television, Macnee was best known for his role as the mysterious John Steed in 1960s show The Avengers alongside Diana Rigg. Sir Roger Moore, who starred alongside Macnee in Bond film A View To A Kill, led tributes this evening, saying: 'So very sad to hear Pat MacNee has left us.
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Patrick Macnee has died of natural causes in Rancho Mirage, California
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Best known for role as dapper British agent John Steed in The Avengers
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First acted in Shakespeare's Henry V at school alongside Christopher Lee
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Studied at Eton before serving in the Royal Navy in the Second World War
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Macnee is survived by two children and one grandchild

Question: ‘Linda Thorson was a great actress with a great body but she arrived just as @placeholder was losing its appeal.’

Answer: The Avengers

Answer: The Avengers


Entering the Amazon, armed with just a mosquito net, a two-litre bottle of water and a headlamp, I completely underestimated the challenge that surviving for three days only on the resources that nature provided would pose. Arriving in Rurrenabaque, Bolivia, on an 18-seat plane where the cockpit was clearly visible felt adventurous enough. But I eventually made it to the Amazon to set out on the journey of a lifetime the following morning - with just two guides, Emil and Victor, to help me navigate. The morning of, Tereza, the eccentric Czech owner of Max Jungle (formerly Mogli) extreme travel agency, greeted me. She handed me my mosquito net, some water and a white shirt.
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Max Jungle's 'Be The Jungle' Survival Tour allows travellers to experience what it's like to live off the land
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Armed with just a Tacana guide and mosquito net, guests will learn survival skills and challenge themselves
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Guides will teach you how to make a shelter, light fires and prepare food (if you're lucky enough to find it)

Question: The next day, in what was beginning to feel like an SAS training session, @placeholder told me we were going to collect the catfish that had attached itself to the rod overnight.

Answer: Emil


Ask any Peruvian where the best place to party is and you'll always get the same reply: 'Puno!' The city's colourful fiestas, combining Spanish and Inca traditions, often last for days. During the fortnight-long Candlemas celebrations, dancers parade through the streets. Men dress as multi-coloured dragons or monsters, while local women, known as cholitas, wear skirts puffed up with petticoats and small bowler hats. Reeds all about it: Hand-crafted boats on the gentle surface of Lake Titicaca Arriving in Puno, you wonder at first where on earth the inhabitants get their energy. This city of 100,000 souls on the shores of Lake Titicaca could leave you breathless for all the wrong reasons.
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Puno is not the most famous place in Peru - but it is one of the most fun
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It sits on the west bank of the famous (and spectacular) Lake Titicaca
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Visitors can sail on the lake to visit the fabled artificial Uros Islands

Question: Being so close to the bountiful @placeholder, Puno has some of Peru's best ceviche restaurants.

Answer: Lake Titicaca

Answer: Lake Titicaca

Answer: Lake Titicaca


Hundreds of protesters shut down central Chicago yesterday while calling on mayor Rahm Emanuel to resign over the shooting of unarmed teenager Laquan McDonald by officer Jason Van Dyke. But while you might have assumed the march was organized by local activists or McDonald's grieving family - it was in fact instigated by an NYU freshman from her dorm room 800 miles away. Rachel Brown, who grew up in Chicago but now lives in New York, said she created the Facebook event which led to yesterday's demonstration as 'a joke' and was actually asleep as it took place. Brown, whose Twitter page is emblazoned with the message 'oh hey b******, just here to f*** s*** up! ', added today that she was 'super stoked' at the turnout.
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Rachel Brown, 18, created Facebook event asking Chicago mayor to resign
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Brown is from Chicago, but created the page from her dorm room at NYU
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She says the event was meant as 'a joke', but soon turned into a real march
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While Brown slept through the demonstration which closed down streets in Chicago yesterday, she said that she was 'super stoked' at the turnout
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel has been facing calls to step down over shooting of unarmed teenager Laquan McDonald by officer Jason Van Dyke
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Despite Emanuel issuing an apology yesterday, protests continued today

Question: Speaking to Dailymail.com, @placeholder criticized mayor Emanuel, saying: 'He is not being held accountable for his actions regarding not only Laquan McDonald's case, but many other similar cases as well.

Answer: Rachel Brown

Answer: Brown

Answer: Rachel Brown

Answer: Brown

Answer: Brown


Radio host Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald says he had a chance encounter with the Church Of Scientology, the secretive faith that counts Tom Cruise and John Travolta among its celebrity devotees. Co-hosting Australia talk show The Project on Tuesday night, the Nova FM personality, 38, revealed a meeting with actress Jenna Elfman 13 years ago in Los Angeles led him to the religion's rarefied circle. Recovering from his third knee construction, the former AFL player was holidaying in the US when he bumped into the Dharma and Greg actress who told him she could 'fix' his on-going knee problems, through a 'purification process'.
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Radio host revealed on The Project that he had chance encounter with Church Of Scientology 13 years ago
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He was introduced by  actress Jenna Elfman after meeting her in the U.S
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He thought he was going to see a doctor or physio but instead taken to dark basement by Australian arm of religious group
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He gave them a fake address and phone number to avoid further contact

Question: @placeholder was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'

Answer: Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald


The bond between a mother and her children is supposed to be unbreakable, but Pauline Bubb's kids turned her into a prisoner in her own home. The 47 year old single mum from Southampton, was beaten up to 30 times a day by her daughter Sapphire, nine, and regularly locked herself away in her bedroom to escape from harm. Her son Spencer, 11,who often joined in with the abuse, was the first to violently abuse his mother - aged four, he stabbed her in the stomach with a pair of scissors. Scroll down for video Pauline Bubb, 46, from Southampton, who was violently attacked by her 11 year-old-son Spencer, and nine-year-old daughter Sapphire (Pictured from left: Sapphire, Pauline, Spencer and Jorja)
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Pauline Bubb, 47, from Southampton was attacked daily by her children
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The mother used to lock herself in her bedroom to escape the violence
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She now admits it was because they had no boundaries or rules at home

Question: The aggression would often start as soon as they walked through the front door, with the attacks escalating to the stage where @placeholder once bit her face.

Answer: Sapphire

Answer: Sapphire


(CNN) The journey started eight years ago with a Singaporean schoolboy posing for a photo with the greatest swimmer of all time. It ended in Rio de Janeiro as he won his nation's first ever Olympic gold medal. They say not to meet your heroes; Joseph Schooling beat his. Now 22 and training for the Aquatic World Championships — currently taking place in Budapest — Schooling remembers meeting Michael Phelps for the first time as if was yesterday. "My dad hosted the US Olympic team at a country club in Singapore," he tells CNN. "I was doing a Chinese composition paper and my mum said 'Joe! Michael's there, Michael's there! Get up!'
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Joseph Schooling recalls meeting childhood idol, Michael Phelps
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Swimmer became Singapore's first ever Olympic gold medalist in Rio
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He's now targeting 100m butterfly world record in Budapest

Question: He was flanked by @placeholder once again, only this time as a direct rival rather than a fan.

Answer: Michael Phelps

Question: Schooling's time of 50.39 seconds at Rio 2016 set a new @placeholder record, and nobody has come close to it since.

Answer: Olympic

Answer: US Olympic

Answer: Olympic