The father of Lamar Odom's best friend has spoken out as the basketball star lies in a coma inside a Las Vegas hospital. Guillermo Castillo - who lost his son Jamie Sangouthai in June as the result of a flesh-eating bacteria he caught through intravenous drug use - said he thinks Lamar and Jamie had a 'death wish.' In an interview with the New York Daily News, Castillo said: 'I think Lamar is done. I think most of it is because he missed my son so much. 'I think deep inside they had a death wish, or a wish to die together. It sounds very cold-blooded, but I have a hard time controlling my emotions.'
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The father of Lamar Odom's best friend Jamie Sangouthai has given an interview saying he believes his son and Lamar had a 'death wish'
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Guillermo Castillo said: 'I think Lamar is done. I think most of it is because he missed my son so much'
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Sangouthai died in June as the result of a flesh-eating bacteria he caught through intravenous drug use
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Surveillance video obtained by The National Enquirer from inside the Love Ranch brothel shows Odom as he 'pops a pill into his mouth' on Saturday
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Brothel owner Dennis Hof said  that Odom had wanted to meet the transsexual prostitute at the establishment when he arrived
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Caitlyn Jenner arrived at the hospital in Las Vegas on Thursday afternoon

Question: In addition to a VIP section, the newly renovated @placeholder features a bar and massage rooms.

Answer: Love Ranch


ISIS thugs have sunk to even lower depths of depravity by beheading a man - before crucifying his corpse. The gruesome execution is thought to have taken place in the Syrian city of Deir ez-Zor. The reason for the man's execution is a mystery. It resembles equally horrific footage from June, when Islamic State thugs cut off a suspected spy's hand and leg while he was tied to a cross. The latest bloody piece of propaganda was released just over a week after the terror group's leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi forbade the release of execution videos. One of the four pictures shows the blindfolded man kneeling in the middle of a road while in the background, one militant hands the murder weapon to the executioner.
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ISIS posted four pictures of blindfolded man being beheaded and crucified
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It is not known why the man was murdered in the Syrian city of Deir ez-Zor
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Islamic State leader banned the release of such violent material last week
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The terror group reportedly gunned down six civilians in the city this week

Question: @placeholder has reportedly been imposing a blockade on the regime-held districts of Jura and Qusour for months - preventing the entry of medicine and fuel.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) -- The retrial of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resumed behind closed doors Saturday, state-run MENA news agency reported. Former intelligence and national security officials took the stand in the hearing. The autocratic strongman, who ruled Egypt for three decades with the military's support, faces charges involving the killing of hundreds of protesters during the 2011 uprising that led to his ouster. Mubarak was convicted on the charges last year and sentenced to life in prison, but appealed the ruling and was granted a retrial. A court ordered him released in August and placed under house arrest while he awaits the retrial. A hearing scheduled for September was canceled.
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The former strongman was convicted of involvement in the killing of hundreds of protesters
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The autocratic former president filed an appeal and won a retrial
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A court ordered him released in August and placed under house arrest
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His democratically elected successor, Mohamed Morsy, was deposed and is to also go on trial soon

Question: @placeholder, 85, had been held since shortly after he was removed from power.

Answer: Hosni Mubarak

Answer: Mubarak


(CNN) A man with autism, who was sitting next to his unarmed caregiver when police shot the latter in Florida, is so traumatized by the incident, he's not eating or sleeping, his family says. Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto, 26, wandered away from his group home in North Miami last week -- and became the latest image of the national debate about police shootings of unarmed men. Charles Kinsey, his behavior therapist, was trying to help him Monday when police responded to a 911 call about a suicidal man with a gun. A cell phone video released later showed Kinsey lying on the ground, his hands up in the air, while Rios sat nearby.
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Charles Kinsey was shot as he tried to help man with autism
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Kinsey was treated and released

Question: Kinsey said police shot him as he appealed to the officers that @placeholder had autism, and he was not holding a weapon.

Answer: Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto

Answer: Rios

Question: Dietz said since @placeholder cannot talk and only says a few words, he has no outlet to address what happened that day.

Answer: Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto

Answer: Rios

Question: The family said @placeholder needs therapy, but instead  is in a psychiatric hospital.

Answer: Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto

Answer: Rios

Question: The officer had been aiming for @placeholder -- not Kinsey, the union said.

Answer: Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto

Answer: Rios

Question: "@placeholder is a human being who is entitled to live in the community."

Answer: Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto


A woman claiming to be the wife of an Australian Islamic State terrorist has posted a photo of his bloodied dead body on Twitter, announcing that he has been killed while fighting in Syria. Melbourne man Suhan Rahman's twisted wife said: ‘May Allah accept my husband, Abu Jihad al Australi.’ ‘Promised Allah and fought in the front lines until he obtained shahadah,’ she added. Rahman, who had been fighting under the name Abu Jihad al Australi, previously threatened a terrorist attack on Australia claiming he would 'bring the war home' to the west in January. ‘Spill blood young Aussies,’ he wrote on Twitter.
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Melbourne man Suhan Rahman has reportedly been killed in Syria
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Rahman had been fighting under the name Abu Jihad al Australi
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In January he threatened to 'bring the war home' to Australia
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A woman claiming to be his wife posted a photo of his dead body
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'May Allah accept my husband, Abu Jihad al Australi,' she wrote
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Rahman was friends with playboy Melbourne jihadi Mahmoud Abdullatif
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He was also pictured with Sydney terrorist Mohamed Elomar

Question: Abdullatif and Rahman chatted about how they didn't know how to use @placeholder back in November 2014

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter


The US Women's National Team began their quest for a third FIFA World Cup title with a 3-1 win over a pesky Australian team at Winnipeg Stadium in Winnipeg, Canada, on Monday night. Goalkeeper Hope Solo was able to keep her focus on the field and make some nice saves in the early going and Megan Rapinoe scored the first and last goals of the match for the winners. Lisa De Vanna beat Solo with a first half shot to tie the game 1-1, but the Americans retook the lead for good when Christen Press put one in the back of the net after a nice play from Sydney Leroux.
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Megan Rapinoe scored two goals and Christen Press tallied the third
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Goalkeeper Hope Solo made some big saves early on to set the tone
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The opening match for teams was played at Winnipeg Stadium in Canada
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The US women have now won 23 of their last 25 matches against Australia
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US earned 3 points and will continue campaign against Sweden on Friday

Question: Abby Wambach and  @placeholder were down to head the attack.

Answer: Sydney Leroux


West Brom manager Tony Pulis believes any talk of a Chelsea crisis is a joke and fears a Jose Mourinho backlash. Pulis is wary of facing the reigning Barclays Premier League champions despite their slow start to the season. Chelsea travel to The Hawthorns on Sunday looking for their first win of the campaign after being humbled 3-0 at title rivals Manchester City last week. The Baggies beat Chelsea 3-0 at home at the end of last season but, even after their stuttering opening, Pulis dismissed suggestions the champions are in trouble. 'There's a crisis at every Premier League team,' he said.
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West Brom are preparing to face Chelsea at The Hawthorns on Sunday
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Tony Pulis has played down claims that Jose Mourinho's side are in 'crisis'
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The Baggies boss fearing a backlash from the Premier League champions

Question: The skipper was substituted at half-time in last week's defeat at Manchester City but Pulis insisted @placeholder must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.

Answer: Jose Mourinho


A 21 stone woman dubbed 'the UK's most jealous wife' for forcing her husband to take lie detector tests claims she was misrepresented in a documentary that made her a target for online trolls. Debbi Wood, 43, from Leicestershire, appeared on Channel 5's 87 Stone: Fat Chance Of Work, after being told producers were taking a 'sympathetic approach to people who were disabled and on benefits'. However, since the show aired Debbi, who is looked after full-time by Steven, has said the programme blamed her size for the main reason she was not working - something she says left her open to online abuse.
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Debbi Wood claims she was told Channel 5 show would be 'sympathetic'
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Says 87 Stone: Fat Chance Of Work made her look like an 'ogre'
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Has Othello Syndrome which makes her think her partner is unfaithful
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Debbi, 43, and husband were targeted by online trolls after show

Question: Debbi has an £800 motorised bed which massages her body to help her to get to sleep, a special wet room adapted to help her wash without standing for long (as it hurts her knees and back to do so) and a cleaner who comes three times a week as @placeholder is incapable of doing it herself.

Answer: Debbi Wood

Answer: Debbi

Answer: Debbi Wood

Answer: Debbi


(CNN) You better lose yourself the moment you try to copy an Eminem song. According to a press release from the High Court of New Zealand, the New Zealand National Party must pay the New Zealand dollars equivalent of almost $413,000 for copyright infringement after it copied the rapper's hit "Lose Yourself" for an ad. "Eminem Esque" was featured in Party advertisements and played on television, the internet and at a Party conference in the lead up to the 2014 election. Detroit based Eight Mile Style, the publishing company which holds the copyright to "Lose Yourself," filed suit. The song was written by the rapper (who was born Marshall Mathers III) along with his frequent collaborators Jeffrey Bass and Luis Resto.
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The suit alleged the song had been copied
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Lawyer calls decision "a major precedent"

Question: The court found there were enough similarities between "@placeholder" and "Eminem Esque" to rule in the company's favor.

Answer: Lose Yourself

Answer: Lose Yourself


Soaring numbers of people are travelling abroad for treatment to beat NHS waiting lists, experts say. At least 65,000 patients are now going overseas for surgery and other procedures each year – twice as many as a decade ago. One of the most popular destinations is Poland, for cataract treatment, as well as Spain, where couples are going for IVF. Medical professionals also say young women are increasingly travelling to countries such as Thailand and Turkey for cheap cosmetic surgery, including tummy tucks and breast implants. Many are combining the trip with a holiday, so they can recover in the sun while avoiding awkward questions back home.
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Thousands travel abroad for cheaper surgeries to beat waiting lists
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At least 65,000 per year are now going overseas for operations
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Many travel to Poland for cataract treatment, and Spain for IVF
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Thailand and Turkey are popular destinations for cosmetic surgery

Question: The head of one firm, which arranges overseas treatment, said there was a growing demand for those wanting cataract surgery, hip and knee replacements and @placeholder.

Answer: IVF

Answer: IVF


He says she is a neurotic mother who suffers from violent mood swings and is secretly planning to leave America with their infant son and turn the little boy against him. She says he is a drunk who cannot be trusted with a young child and threatened her so badly that she had to hire a security detail. Welcome inside the most bitter custody fight in years as the heir to the Paul Mitchell hair care fortune and the beautiful blonde model he was married to for just nine months turn on each other. Multi-millionaire Angus Mitchell and his 21-years-younger British ex-wife Sian are locked in battle over their six-month-old son, Dylan.
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Multi-millionaire Angus Mitchell is locked in a custody battle with ex Sian
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The heir to the hair care fortune was married to her for just nine months
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In court papers he says she is a neurotic mother who suffers mood swings
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Whereas she claims he is a drunk who can't be trusted around children
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The marriage was doomed from the start, and Mitchell even had his personal chef deliver her the divorce papers
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A British Member of Parliament has now got involved in Sian's bid to bring her son Dylan back to Britain

Question: But Sian, 24, hit back, claiming @placeholder won't stop drinking despite two trips to rehab.

Answer: Angus Mitchell

Answer: Angus Mitchell

Question: But @placeholder stressed how he enjoys his time with his baby boy and has spent thousands of dollars trying to persuade a judge to allow him to have his son overnight.

Answer: Angus Mitchell

Answer: Angus Mitchell


Washington (CNN) Between the ruthless executions of his own senior officers, bombastic threats of nuclear annihilation and defiant missile tests, it may be easy to agree with President Donald Trump's recent assessment that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is a "madman" who is "on a suicide mission for himself." But top officials from the CIA said Wednesday that Kim's actions are not those of a maniacal provocateur but a "rational actor" who is motivated by clear, long-term goals that revolve around ensuring regime survival. "There's a clarity of purpose in what Kim Jong Un has done," according to Yong Suk Lee, deputy assistant director of the CIA's Korea Mission Center, who discussed the escalating tensions between North Korea and the US during a conference organized by the agency at George Washington University.
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Top officials from the CIA said Wednesday that Kim's actions are not those of a maniacal provocateur
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US-led efforts to apply additional diplomatic pressure on North Korea in recent months have been met with greater defiance

Question: And for @placeholder officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.

Answer: CIA

Answer: CIA

Answer: CIA


Sporting Lisbon midfielder William Carvalho has revealed his 'affection' for Arsenal while suggesting he would be open to a move to the Premier League one day. The Portugal international had been linked with the Gunners, as well as Chelsea and Manchester United, before Arsene Wenger decided to place his faith in Francis Coquelin without pursuing another holding midfielder. The 23-year-old's £33million buy out clause in his contract appears to have put off clubs, although his current deal expires in 2018. Before then Carvalho, who was named the best player at the UEFA Under 21 Championship, is hoping to win the Portuguese league title with his club.
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William Carvalho has been tracked by Arsenal, Chelsea and Man United
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Portugal star reveals he has a fondness for the Gunners and Thierry Henry
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Olivier Giroud admits he needs to toughen up after being replaced by Theo Walcott as the club's main striker

Question: 'I was in [Walcott's] place in previous seasons at @placeholder.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


A mother has revealed her disappointment after her baby son was excluded from having the meningitis B vaccine simply because he was born one month early. Sarah Montrose, 34, from Oxford, had assumed her six-month-old son Alex would be covered because he was due after May 1, the date from which all newborns in England were offered the life-saving jab. Most new parents who saw the recent the photos of little Harmonie Rose Allen, who sadly lost all her limbs to the deadly meningitis B disease, will have felt peace of mind that their little ones, born after May 1, will have the jabs necessary to protect their little tots. Not so for our baby,
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Sarah Montrose, 34, from Oxford gave birth to son Alex one month early
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Because Alex was premature he did not qualify for meningitis B vaccine
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Sarah believes babies' eligibility should be determined by their due date
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Jab was introduced after Harmonie Rose Allen lost four limbs to the illness

Question: At almost a month older than the others in our NCT group, @placeholder was the first to have his jabs.

Answer: B

Answer: Alex

Answer: Alex

Answer: Alex


Boring, boring Arsenal. Well, according to Jose Mourinho anyway. Seriously, we’re going to do this? We are going to take the manager who, more than any other, has refused to compromise his high-minded principles for close to two decades and pretend he’s the dull one? Arsene Wenger? Dreary? Come on, even mind games need some root in reality. According to Mourinho, Arsenal won the Community Shield on Sunday by shutting up shop. ‘The best team lost and the defensive team won,’ he sneered. He accused Arsenal of leaving their philosophy in the dressing room and putting 10 players behind the ball. He said Chelsea played with initiative and Arsenal on the counter-attack. He sounded a little worried, actually; protesting too much.
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Arsenal beat Chelsea 1-0 in Sunday's Community Shield at Wembley
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Arsene Wenger went straight down the tunnel at final whistle, without shaking hands with Jose Mourinho
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The Chelsea boss accused the Gunners of putting 10 men behind the ball
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However, Wenger's Arsenal sides are known for trying to win beautifully
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Sign-up for this season's MailOnline Fantasy Football game

Question: For years, the criticism of @placeholder has been that the team lack steel.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


David Haye has been training with Shane McGuigan as he plans his heavyweight boxing comeback. The former two-weight world champion has been out of the ring since beating Dereck Chisora at Upton Park three years ago. McGuigan, whose gym is in Battersea in London, also trains prospects Conrad Cummings and Josh Taylor. And he has been putting Haye through his paces for the last few months. 'Looking at all of the British and world fighters, the one that stood out for me is Carl Frampton,' Haye told The Lad Bible. 'Carl's speed, timing, accuracy and punch variety is something I didn't have in my arsenal.
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David Haye has been out of the ring since beating Dereck Chisora in 2012
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The Londoner won world titles at cruiserweight and heavyweight
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He has been training with Shane McGuigan ahead of his comeback

Question: 'The guy behind that is @placeholder so he's the guy I sought out.'

Answer: Shane McGuigan

Answer: McGuigan

Answer: Shane McGuigan


The hair. The girls. The screaming. The jolt created by The Beatles' invasion of America couldn't happen today. We're just too connected. In today's world, the Fab Four's frenzied Hamburg and Cavern concerts would be all over YouTube. Twitter would be abuzz about this new group with the funny hair and the screaming fans. Countless cell phones would be raised in glory at their every move. There would be no element of surprise, no sense of unveiling. But 50 years ago, it was revelatory. 5 things to know about Beatlemania On February 9, 1964, The Beatles made their U.S. debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show." Sullivan was a Sunday night staple, one of the great variety shows, a TV version of vaudeville with comedians, acrobats and song-and-dance acts.
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50th anniversary of Beatles on "Ed Sullivan Show" is February 9
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Event was most-watched entertainment program of its time
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Beatles' performance helped kick off cultural revolution

Question: Now, a half-century later, @placeholder are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.

Answer: The Beatles

Answer: Fab Four

Answer: The Beatles

Answer: Beatles

Answer: Beatles

Question: Now, a half-century later, The Beatles are back -- and @placeholder has struck again.

Answer: Beatlemania


Waisake Naholo believes he is back on course to play for New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup after receiving 'a gift from God'. The 24-year-old winger was ruled out for three months after being diagnosed with a cracked fibula sustained during a game against Argentina last month. But with the help of some traditional medicine in Fiji, Naholo feels he is ready to make a miraculous recovery when the tournament begins in England later in September. According to the Fiji Times, Naholo was contacted by his uncle Isea Naiova from the village of Nadroumai in Fiji and he said: 'If you want to play in the Rugby World Cup, get on the plane and come here.'
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Waisake Naholo was ruled out of the World Cup with a cracked fibula
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The 24-year-old was initially given a recovery period of three months
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Naholo then sought medical advice from his uncle in a Fijian village
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The winger was treated using what was described as 'a gift from God'

Question: Naiova said he applied some leaves known as kawakawarau to @placeholder's leg and when me removed them four days later the injury was gone.

Answer: Waisake Naholo

Answer: Naholo

Answer: Naholo

Answer: Waisake Naholo

Answer: Naholo


Despite his heroic effort to fight off a knife-wielding attacker from a then-16-year-old girl, Target is suing a man who stopped a stabbing in one of their Pittsburgh-area stores. Michael Turner, 50, was at the big box chain's location in East Liberty when he confronted attacker Leon Walls, 44, and wrestled him away from his victim Allison Meadows. Walls had rushed into the Target and was pursued by a group of men including Turner before he grabbed the teenage girl as a hostage and stabbed her twice before the dramatic intervention. Turner is now speaking out after blamed him and the other men for the attack.
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Michael Turner, 50, faces lawsuit from big box store after helping tackle Leon Walls, 44, during a March 2013 incident in East Liberty, Pennsylvania
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Store says that Turner and two other men brought 'risk of harm to others' when they pursued Walls inside store following an earlier stabbing
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Family of victim Allison Meadows is suing Target for weak security and says that store is trying to find someone else to blame
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Walls found guilty of attempted homicide and awaits sentencing

Question: Video surveillance of the event showed @placeholder's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.

Answer: Allison Meadows


Before the war, Oksana Gimrakova was a tax collector for the Ukrainian government and had never held a gun in her life. A year later, after joining the separatist army of the Donetsk People's Republic, she is her unit's most feared sniper. 'I have killed 24 Ukrainians,' the 28-year-old mother boasted. 'And they are offering $200,000 for her head,' her husband Ruslan added with a grin. While the veracity of the reward figure proved difficult to confirm, the husband and wife do appear prominently on the Ukrainian anti-terrorist watch list Peacemaker. The site features pictures and information culled from the couple's social media pages. They are represented as 'fighters of an illegal military group.'
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Oksana Gimrakova has killed 24 Ukrainians since joining separatist army
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Her husband claims Kiev government has a $200,000 bounty on her head
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He told how she executed two PoWs during battle for disputed Ukraine city
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She shot them both despite officer telling her: 'I have a wife and a child'

Question: '@placeholder told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.

Answer: Oksana Gimrakova


Washington (CNN) China has agreed to return the US underwater drone that it seized in international waters earlier this week, the Pentagon said Saturday. "We have registered our objection to China's unlawful seizure of a US unmanned underwater vehicle operating in international waters in the South China Sea. Through direct engagement with Chinese authorities, we have secured an understanding that the Chinese will return the UUV to the United States," Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said in a statement. Details were not immediately available on when or how the drone may be returned. Earlier, China's Defense Ministry said authorities had decided to return it, but criticized the US for having "hyped up" the issue. President-elect Donald Trump weighed in on the incident, calling China's action "unprecedented."
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China said the US had "hyped up" the issue
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Trump called China's action "unprecedented"

Question: "Upon confirming that the device was a US underwater drone, the Chinese side decided to transfer it to the US side in an appropriate manner," @placeholder Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China


Cyril Smith took the party whip for four years in Parliament and was feted as a Lib-Dem grandee in the years before he died Nick Clegg made a desperate bid to distance his party from allegations about Cyril Smith yesterday by calling the paedophile MP a 'Labour politician'. He claimed the obese sexual predator did not belong to the Liberal Democrats at the time he was abusing scores of young boys. In fact Smith took the party whip for four years in Parliament and was feted as a Lib Dem grandee in the years before he died. Mr Clegg was accused on a radio phone-in of having 'washed his hands' of the issue by refusing to order a party investigation into Smith.
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Lib Dem leader makes desperate attempt to distance party from allegations
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Claims obese MP did not belong to Lib Dems at the time of his abuse
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Ruled out inquiry into claims Liberal Party offered hush money to activist

Question: He remained a @placeholder grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.

Answer: Dem

Answer: Liberal Democrats

Answer: Lib Dem

Answer: Lib Dem

Answer: Lib Dems


All that time. All that money. All that talk. And in the end? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. On the biggest night of their lives, England were humiliated. Beaten out of sight by a vastly superior team, Stuart Lancaster’s worst nightmare came true in vivid technicolour. Out of the World Cup after just three matches, Lancaster’s England will forever be known as the first host nation ever to fail to reach the knockout stages. Ratings by Chris Foy and Nik Simon at Twickenham They will forever be known as the first England team that failed to reach the knockout stages. They will forever be known as the team that put presentation over substance. Peel back the layers and there was nothing.
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England have been sent crashing out of Rugby World Cup at the group stage after an agonising defeat by Australia
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Wallabies fly-half Bernard Foley scored the first try when he broke through the England defence on 20 minutes
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Foley again breached the try line in the first half after a neat interchange with early replacement Kurtley Beale
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The fly-half converted both tries and kicked a penalty as Australia held a 17-3 lead at the halfway stage
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Anthony Watson scored a much-needed try for England with just over 20 minutes to play to cut the deficit to 10
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England were reduced to 14 when Owen Farrell was awarded a yellow card with 10 minutes to play
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Matt Giteau compounded England's misery with a third Australian try in the final minute of the match
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England out of Rugby World Cup 2015: Australia cast Stuart Lancaster's future into doubt
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Question: Even when England somehow scraped their way back to 20-13 after 63 minutes, following an Anthony Watson try and two Owen Farrell penalties, there was always a sense @placeholder had another gear.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia


Jose Mourinho has promised Ruben Loftus-Cheek he will start Chelsea's next game and be given a run of games after the international break. Loftus-Cheek is in the England Under 21 squad to play Kazakhstan in Coventry next week but has been primed to face Aston Villa when he returns to club football. Chelsea are misfiring. Languishing 16th in the Barclays Premier League and the manager is prepared to offer one of his brightest young prospects a chance to establish his place in midfield. Mourinho said: 'Clearly it is time. Not to play four, five or six kids - some are not ready - but Ruben is a case where he's more ready, and if everything goes normal during the next two weeks, he's a player to start the next game and a run of matches, to try and get that stability as a first-team choice.
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Ruben Loftus-Cheek will start in Chelsea's next game against Aston Villa
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Midfielder is with England Under 21 ahead of their clash with Kazakhstan
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Jose Mourinho has told the 19-year-old to be prepared to start on Oct 17
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Manager said a young player may feel less pressure than senior ones
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Chelsea are 16th in the Premier League with just two wins this season

Question: Loftus-@placeholder is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek


The war of words between Russia and the West over the doping scandal continued with the sensational claim that drug testing at the 2012 London Olympics was useless. The Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko lashed out at British drug testers after a World Anti-Doping Agency report implicated his organisation in covering up failed tests by Russian athletes. It also said six athletes were allowed to compete in London after cases against them were slowed down. Mutko said: ‘If you’re accusing our athletes, then I’m afraid your system is zero and worse than ours.’ On Friday, the IAAF, athletics’ governing body, will decide whether to issue a blanket ban on Russian athletes which could prevent them from competing at the Rio Olympics.
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Vitaly Mutko has defended Russian athletes by hitting out at London 2012
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Russian sports minister Mutko has lashed out at British drugs testers
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A report by World Anti-Doping Agency claim Russian athletes failed tests
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For more on the Russian doping scandal visit www.dailymail.co.uk/russia

Question: But the @placeholder hit back, saying: ‘So should I raise the issue of suspending the British football federation from FIFA?’

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


Until now, Tom Sturridge has been best known as the long-haired hipster who finally tamed Sienna Miller. Yet this year it looks as though the 29-year-old actor, who counts Robert Pattinson and Andrew Garfield among his best friends, could be set to become more famous than his A-list fiancee. Not only is the London-born actor wowing the West End  in American Buffalo, he's about to step into the costume drama void left by Aidan Turner's Poldark, when he plays Sergeant Troy to Carey Mulligan's Bathsheba in the hotly-anticipated new adaptation of Far From The Madding Crowd. Scroll down for video
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Tom Sturridge, 29, will star in American Buffalo alongside Damian Lewis
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He is fast becoming a critics' favourite but is picky about his work
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Engaged to Sienna Miller, the mother of daughter Marlowe
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Born into an acting family, he's best friends with Robert Pattinson

Question: However up until now it was his relationship with @placeholder - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.

Answer: Sienna Miller

Answer: Sienna Miller


(CNN) The Department of Justice's explosive report on institutional racism in the Baltimore Police Department represents a devastating indictment of the criminal justice system. Over half a century after the modern civil rights movement, this system continues to denigrate black lives and deny African-American citizenship. It further proves, through documentary evidence, what Charm City's black residents have always known: that the police department serves as more of an occupying army designed to arbitrarily punish, humiliate and even kill than as a protective forced designed to defend and honor. The report specifically chronicles the systemic abuse of black residents that culminated in the death of Freddie Gray in a police van and the subsequent urban rebellion that rocked the nation last year. African-Americans were -- and continue to be -- disproportionately stopped, searched and approached by city police, often without being charged with any crime. One heartbreaking example depicts a black man, well into middle age, who police stopped a staggering 30 times in a span of fewer than four years without ever formally charging him.
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The Justice Department issues an incriminating report on institutional racism in the Baltimore Police Department.
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Peniel Joseph: Report provides evidence the police serve more as an occupying army than as a protective force.

Question: In other words, not only did police routinely brutalize African-@placeholder, they frequently arrested innocent bystanders for "talking back," in direct violation of their constitutional right to voice dissent.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Question: This decay is borne not just from a loss of hope but racist public policy that denies opportunity to generations of African-@placeholder.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


Cedar Springs, Michigan (CNN) Rep. Justin Amash said Monday the solution for dysfunction in Washington likely boils down to removing House Speaker Paul Ryan and replacing him with someone who is "nonpartisan." "We need either a change in direction from this speaker, or we need a new speaker," Amash said while answering a question about the perpetual gridlock in Washington. The Michigan Republican also laced into President Donald Trump, hewing close to a strategy of blasting Republican leaders like Ryan and Trump, during a town hall with about 100 residents from his district, which is loosely centered around Grand Rapids.
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Rep. Justin Amash held a town hall meeting in Western Michigan on Monday night
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Amash is a Republican who is frequently critical of President Donald Trump

Question: If there was any backlash among Trump supporters in Amash's @placeholder district, it wasn't noticeable Monday evening as he took questions from the crowd for more than two hours.

Answer: Michigan

Answer: Michigan

Answer: Western Michigan


(CNN) On a typical world map, Canada is a vast nation. Home to six time zones, its endless plains spread from ocean to ocean, dominating great swathes of the northern half of the globe. But, in reality, three Canadas would comfortably fit inside Africa. Our world map is wildly misleading. It's all down to the European cartographer Geert de Kremer, better known as Mercator, and his 16th century map projection -- a common template for world maps today -- which distorts the size of countries. Now, schools in Boston are taking a stand against the tradition by introducing the lesser-known Peters projection from the 1970s (also called Gall-Peters projection) in classrooms, to teach children the real size of the continents.
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The Mercator projection has been used as a template for world maps since 1569
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It shows Africa as being smaller than it is
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Boston schools are taking a stand against it by introducing another projection

Question: @placeholder's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.

Answer: Mercator

Answer: Mercator


A watchdog has cleared officers over the case of a four-year-old boy starved to death by his alcoholic mother, despite years of police contact with the family. Hamzah Khan's decomposed body was found in a cot at his filthy home in Bradford in 2011, almost two years after he had died. The family, including his mother Amanda Hutton, 43, had extensive contact with police over a number of years, but today the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) found that Hamzah's death was not something West Yorkshire Police 'could have reasonably been expected to predict or prevent', the police watchdog has found.
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Hamzah Khan's decomposed body found in cot two years after his death
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Amanda Hutton, 43, jailed for 15 years for manslaughter and neglect
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Police had contact with family as mother was domestic violence victim
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Father's neglect concerns from 2008 were not referred to social services
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IPCC finds Hamzah's death was not something police 'could have reasonably been expected to predict or prevent'

Question: The living room of @placeholder's home was covered in old takeaway boxes, bottles and plastic bags

Answer: Amanda Hutton

Answer: Amanda Hutton


West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump is back to attacking his predecessor, former President Barack Obama. In a series of tweets early Saturday morning, Trump called Obama a "bad" or "sick" person after accusing him, without evidence, of ordering the government to tap his phones during the 2016 presidential campaign. While attacks from Trump aimed at Obama are nothing we haven't seen before, they come after months of restraint and even complimentary comments Trump has made about his predecessor since he was elected president. And they marked a return to Trump's earlier treatment of Obama. The relationship is all best summed up in a comment Trump made on Fox News in late January: "What amazed me is that I was vicious to him in statements, he was vicious to me in statements, and here we are getting along, we're riding up Pennsylvania Avenue. ... We don't even mention it. I guess that's the world of politics."
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In a series of tweets Saturday, Trump accused Obama, without evidence, of ordering the tapping his phones during the 2016 campaign
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The attacks come after months of restraint and even compliments from Trump about his predecessor

Question: He founded ISIS," @placeholder said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Earlier that day, he told @placeholder it was a "great honor being with you and I look forward to being with you many, many more times," saying he would seek Obama's counsel.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


(CNN) At his first polygraph test to enter the CIA, the future director had a secret. John Brennan on Thursday recalled being asked a standard question for a top security clearance at his early CIA lie detector test: Have you ever worked with or for a group that was dedicated to overthrowing the US? "I froze," Brennan said during a panel discussion about diversity in the intelligence community at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's annual conference. "This was back in 1980, and I thought back to a previous election where I voted, and I voted for the Communist Party candidate,"
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CIA Director John Brennan recalled a tough choice when nearing acceptance in the CIA
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He decided to admit having voted for a Communist Party presidential candidate

Question: I said I'm not a member of the @placeholder, so the polygrapher looked at me and said, 'OK,' and when I was finished with the polygraph and I left and said, 'Well, I'm screwed.'"

Answer: Communist Party

Answer: Communist Party


Three massive wildfires have swept through California consuming hundreds of acres of land and forcing many from their homes. Fierce flames caused mass evacuations not far from Los Angeles, and at one point caused the closure of the Interstate 5 freeway. Fire-fighting planes and helicopters were sent to battle the blazes, two of which burned near LA and the other of which started in the north-east of the state, near the border with Nevada. Around LA, evacuations were ultimately canceled for around a thousand people as a brush fire to the north of the city, which covered 350 acres at its peak, was reduced to smoldering hotspots.
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Fierce fires burned outside Los Angeles and another near Lake Tahoe as hundreds were evacuated from homes
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At one point, one of the brush fires near Los Angeles caused the closure of part of the Interstate 5 freeway
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A 350 acre brush fire to the north of the city had been controlled by the end of Wednesdays, authorities revealed

Question: The blaze about 90 miles east of @placeholder was partially contained after burning nearly 30 square miles of old-growth timber.

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: LA

Answer: LA

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angeles


(CNN) Donald Trump accused President Barack Obama on Wednesday of making "many inflammatory statements and roadblocks" during the President-elect's transition to the White House. "Doing my best to disregard the many inflammatory President O statements and roadblocks. Thought it was going to be a smooth transition - NOT!" Trump tweeted. Trump appeared to reverse himself later Wednesday when, responding to a reporter's question in Florida, he said the transition was going "very, very smoothly." The President-elect also said he spoke with Obama Wednesday in what he termed a "nice conversation," and later in the day, he said he was getting along well with Obama, "aside from a few statements."
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President Barack Obama has repeatedly pledged a smooth transition
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President-elect Donald Trump tweeted that was 'NOT!' the case

Question: I really -- I do like him," @placeholder previously said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Madison, Wisconsin (CNN) -- A Wisconsin Republican official compared the protests over Gov. Scott Walker's attempts to curtail collective bargaining rights for public employees to the Holocaust on Wednesday, a remark he later conceded was "a bad word" to use. Wisconsin Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Secretary Ben Brancel, a Walker appointee, told visiting members of the state Farm Bureau that rookie lawmakers "got stuck in the middle of the Holocaust" when pro-union demonstrators led rallies and camped out in the Capitol for days. "Some of you might have had past relationships with your legislators, because they've been here for a while," Brancel said. "But there's a huge number who this is their first time around. They came to town with a lot of ideas and a lot of concepts they could really work on, and they got stuck in the middle of the Holocaust and the horror story that was going on in town as far as people using the building all night long and some shenanigans."
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A Wisconsin official said rookie lawmakers walked into a "Holocaust" in Madison
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He later told reporters, "That was a bad word"

Question: @placeholder and GOP lawmakers are trying to close a $137 million budget shortfall with a plan that calls for curbs on public employee union bargaining rights and requires public workers, with the exception of police and firefighters, to cover more of their retirement plans and health care premiums.

Answer: Scott Walker

Answer: Walker


(CNN) -- In this space, Michele Flournoy, former undersecretary of defense under President Barack Obama, and some of her colleagues attacked a recent Mitt Romney opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal. In their piece, entitled "Romney's empty foreign policy agenda," they hurl all sorts of tired accusations at the Republican nominee. They even recycle a trope used by Democrats against Ronald Reagan and other successful Republican presidents, that Romney employs "cowboy rhetoric." Yet even as they condemn the Republican nominee for wrapping himself in "platitudes and falsehoods," they offer a remarkable demonstration of some of the serious problems afflicting Obama's stewardship of America's role in the world.
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Richard Williamson: Despite criticism of Romney on foreign policy, Obama's record flawed
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He says Obama took too long to push crippling sanctions for Iran; Romney would have sooner
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Writers cited bin Laden's death on Obama's watch, but that's hubris, Williamson says
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He says administration let guard down on al Qaeda; Libya killings are tragic consequence

Question: But when they say that "more @placeholder senior leaders have been taken off the battlefield than at any time since 9/11," they run the danger of hubris.

Answer: al Qaeda


There are few places where you can swim in a public pool and see a merman gliding by. But for regular visitors to the local pool in Fitzroy, Melbourne, it is in fact a familiar sight. Adam Valentine, 29, regularly heads down to the pool in his hydrodynamic flipper-like tail - a hobby that has since seen him crowned as the 'gay merman of Melbourne'. 'Mum took me to see The Little Mermaid in 1989 and of course I identified with her straight away,' Mr Valentine, a senior PR executive, told Daily Mail Australia. 'She [Ariel] was this amazing, graceful, knowledge-hungry, friendly and cool person who wanted to get out and explore and I was this little gay boy who was bullied relentlessly and wanted to get out of Newcastle - there were so many parallels and I just really connected to it.'
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Adam Valentine identified with Ariel from The Little Mermaid as a little boy
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The PR executive, 29, is now known as the 'gay merman of Melbourne'
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Mr Valentine used to swim in his backyard pool in a home-made tail
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Now he heads down to his local pool in the tail regularly
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He says it is 'meditative' and receives an excited response from locals
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Mr Valentine hopes to get more tails and is recruiting for a 'mersquad'

Question: But when Mr Valentine received a scholarship to an arts college in year 11 and given the opportunity to present on his favourite film, he chose @placeholder.

Answer: The Little Mermaid

Answer: Little Mermaid


A 30-stone Texan woman has used her eight-foot belly to entice men from around the world, including latest hubby, Lance. Gayla Neufeld, 52, struggled to deal with her family's unusual legacy of piling weight around the midriff for years. But the happy couple, who live in Manitoba, Canada, are now using Gayla's 96-inch asset to launch her new career - as an international webcam model. Scroll down for video 30 stone Gayla Neufeld met her truck driver husband Lance on a fat-fetish forum She said: 'Growing up I used to be ashamed of my belly but now I have a great following of men who really like it.
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30-stone woman's 'perfect belly' attracted men from around the world
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Gayla Neufeld always struggled with her size, weighing 13 stone aged eight
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The 52-year-old now embraces her belly and works as a webcam model
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Texan Gayla met her husband Lance, from Canada, on a fat-fetish forum

Question: Gayla moved from @placeholder to Canada to be with Lance, and they married six years later

Answer: Texan


Washington (CNN) Before he endorsed Hillary Clinton's campaign, all was not well with Al Gore, her aides said in newly released emails hacked from her campaign chairman. Gore was a sore subject in conversations revealed Friday in hacked emails from Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta. In an exchange released Friday, Clinton's top aides in November 2015 discussed Gore's public declaration he would not endorse Clinton's campaign, despite serving as her husband's vice president. Gore, Clinton campaign together Top Clinton adviser Cheryl Mills sent a copy of an article on Gore's non-endorsement, to which aide Huma Abedin replied that they had been warned. Asked why the lack of endorsement after the Clintons endorsed his unsuccessful 2000 campaign by Mills, Abedin said there was a history.
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Gore endorsed Clinton after the primary was wrapped up and campaigned with her this month
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WikiLeaks has been releasing the emails daily over the past two weeks

Question: Since his failed campaign for president, @placeholder has been involved less in politics and has focused on his signature issue of global climate change.

Answer: Al Gore

Answer: Gore

Answer: Gore

Answer: Gore

Answer: Gore

Answer: Gore


Russia presents the greatest threat to U.S. national security and its behavior is 'nothing short of alarming,' Marine General Joseph Dunford told lawmakers today as they weighed his nomination to become chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Relations between Moscow and the West have plunged to a post-Cold War low since Russia's intervention in Ukraine upended assumptions about the security of NATO's eastern flank. 'My assessment today,' said Dunford, the Marine Corps commandant, who is expected to swiftly win Senate confirmation to become the top U.S. military officer, 'is that Russia presents the greatest threat to our national security.'
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Dunford is expected to swiftly win Senate confirmation to become the top U.S. military officer
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'My assessment today,' he said during his nomination hearing this morning 'is that Russia presents the greatest threat to our national security'
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Comments were reminiscent of Mitt Romney's assertion in the last election that Russia 'is without question our No. 1 geopolitical foe'
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Mocking him, Obama said, 'The 1980s, they're now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because...the Cold War's been over for 20 years'
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It was 2012 that came calling at the White House today, Obama's spokesman was questioned about Dunford's comments

Question: Continuing, Earnest that @placeholder 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'

Answer: Joseph Dunford

Answer: Dunford

Answer: Dunford

Answer: Dunford


Almost a year to the day after that historic night at Wembley, we had a show that I think will live in the memory for a long, long time. Dave Ryan had a cut, John Wayne Hibbert had a cut, Scott Cardle and Craig Evans had cuts, John Ryder had a cut, Nick Blackwell had a cut, Evgeny Gradovich had a cut and Kevin Mitchell had about seven. There was so much drama that everyone, fighters and fans included, left the place exhausted. I don’t think I’ve seen so many wars on one card before – even as the promoter I could not quite believe what I was seeing sometimes. I just want to congratulate all the fighters involved – it was a tremendous night of heroic performances.
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Khan-Brook has potential to be bigger than Froch-Groves 2 - Khan won't make more money elsewhere so why is he saying no?
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I have held talks with Linares camp over Mitchell rematch and Mitchell versus winner of Crolla-Perez is possible
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Mitchell has the heart of a lion. What he did should never be forgotten
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Thompson, Whyte, Price and Charr in mix to fight Joshua on September 12
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In terms of power, no heavyweight on the planet could take AJ's punch
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I am taking Selby back to Wales - but he can sell more than 30 tickets these days
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CLICK HERE for all the latest news from the world of boxing

Question: That performance against @placeholder was that of a warrior.

Answer: Linares


Adventurous Australians are forking out up to $300 to spend the night sleeping on the rooftop of one of Melbourne's biggest shopping centres in a luxurious new twist on 'glamping'. 'St Jerome's The Hotel'   is set on top of Melbourne Central, is camping ground like no other- complete with astro-turf, stylish tents, five-star breakfast delivered in bed, champagne upon arrival, and even a private art exhibition. The luxurious set up is the brain child of Jerome Borazio, the man responsible for the iconic and immensely successful Laneway Festival, who said that he wanted to show off the city he loves from a new vantage point.
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St Jerome The Hotel is an open air luxury rooftop camping ground
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It was built on top of Melbourne Central shopping centre, opening in May
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The tents have plush beds, breakfast delivered in bed and a stocked esky
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The experience offers champagne on arrival, morning meditation classes, burgers delivered to the tent doors, and even a private art exhibition
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St Jerome The Hotel was created to show off Melbourne in a unique way

Question: 'From the start and to this day, the amount of interest from @placeholder retailers wanting to get involved with our offering has been incredible.

Answer: Melbourne

Answer: Melbourne Central

Answer: Melbourne Central

Answer: Melbourne


Terrified rock star Courtney Love today told how her car was smashed up and her driver 'taken hostage' after getting caught up in violent demonstrations in Paris. The 50-year-old actress and singer tweeted pictures and videos from inside her taxi after it was attacked by cabbies protesting against rival firm Uber. She said: 'They've ambushed our car and are holding our driver hostage. They're beating the cars with metal bats. This is France?? I'm safer in Baghdad.' Her car was attacked shortly after she landed at Charles de Gaulle airport this morning as mobs of taxi drivers blockaded roads and targeted Uber drivers, even flipping some of their cars over.
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Former Hole frontwoman, 50, tweets picture of her taxi after it was attacked by mob of protesters with iron bars
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She said: 'They've ambushed our car and are holding our driver hostage. This is France?? I'm safer in Baghdad'
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Star attacked French President, saying: 'François Hollande where are the f****** police? Get your a** to the airport'
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Riot police engage in running battles with taxi drivers protesting against cut-price Uber app service across France
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Similar scenes in Toulouse and Marseilles where cabbies blocked roads and slowed access to airports and trains
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Question: Love then launched a furious attack on the @placeholder president over the lack of a police response.

Answer: French

Question: Burning tyres were placed in tunnels, causing thick black smoke, while anybody caught in an @placeholder taxi saw the vehicle rocked from side to side or even tipped upside down.

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber


(CNN) -- The English Premier League's man of the moment Gareth Bale kept Tottenham Hotspur's Champions League hopes alive with a stunning late winner against his former club Southampon Saturday. The White Hart Lane faithful were fearing the worst and a disheartening goalless draw when Bale brushed aside Luke Shaw before crashing home an 86th minute winner from outside the penalty area. It was his 25th goal of the campaign -- topping off a week when he was named the Football Writers' Association Player of the Year to go with his double success at the Professional Footballers' Association awards. The value of the winning goal and the subsequent three points was highlighted when North London rivals Arsenal continued their fine late season run with a 1-0 win at already relegated Queens Park Rangers in the late kickoff.
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Gareth Bale scores Tottenham's late winner against Southampton
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Bale has won a host of awards for his EPL performances this season
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North London rivals Arsenal up to third after 1-0 win over QPR
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Wigan revive hopes of avoiding relegation with victory at WBA

Question: @placeholder also have 65 points and have played one game less than Arsenal in a desperately tight battle for the top four qualification spots for the Champions League next season.

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur

Answer: Tottenham


Atlanta (CNN) -- A woman without hope when the weekend started, Theresa Nash snuggled with her two sons Ben and Henry in Atlanta on Sunday, overwhelmed at how quickly things had changed. Both boys hugged their favorite stuffed animals: Henry clutched a red hippo and Ben, a teddy bear in a blue T-shirt. "It is by the grace of God and all the people in this country and all the angels in heaven and all the people praying ..." Nash told CNN's Don Lemon, launching into a list of folks who helped bring the 10-day ordeal to an end. The two boys were found Saturday evening in Austin, Texas -- about 950 miles west of their hometown of Roswell, an Atlanta suburb -- after a man who had been watching CNN's coverage of the case called police.
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"We will be eternally grateful every minute of our lives," mom Theresa Nash says
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Daniel Cleary failed to return his sons as planned and hadn't been heard from
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An Amber Alert went out Thursday; the boys were found Saturday evening
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A person alerted police after recognizing the missing boys on CNN, police say

Question: @placeholder had told them their mother was in the hospital, Nash said.

Answer: Daniel Cleary


A five year old boy was knocked down and killed in front of his mother by a hit-and-run driver nicknamed 'Monster,' a court heard today. Little Sam Walker was left to die after being struck at up to 50mph by a Mitsubishi Gallant whilst it was being taken for a joyride around a Manchester housing estate. Moments before the crash the driver Nawnee Mackin, then 23, had been seen swerving around the road as if drunk or on drugs with 'eyes really wide open and his teeth gritted,' it was claimed. After the impact - as Sam's mother Jacqueline Tokmac ran to help her son - the car which was used by various people as a 'pool vehicle' for joyriding around the Merseybank Estate in Chorlton, sped off and was later found dumped on a footpath.
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Sam Walker died after being hit by a Mitsubishi in Manchester in 2003
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Mother Jacqueline Tokmac 'burned face of driver to her memory', court told
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Picked out Nawnee Mackin when shown photos more than a decade later
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He is now in court where he denies causing death by dangerous driving

Question: The witness states that he never told anybody else who he had seen driving the car, because if word got back to @placeholder that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.

Answer: Nawnee Mackin


(CNN) -- It sounds like a name-dropping marketer's dream: Sean Parker -- the Napster co-creator who was played by Justin Timberlake in "The Social Network" -- creates a Facebook-connected app and gets celebrities like actress Olivia Munn, the rapper Snoop Dogg (they've got to be Facebook friends, right?) and Joel McHale, the guy from "Community," to video chat on it. That was the scene in New York on Tuesday as Parker and Napster co-founder Shawn Fanning announced their new venture, a live video-chatting platform called Airtime. The problem? In the middle of this rich-rapper-plus-rich-Internet-tycoon gabfest, Airtime crashed. A lot. "Glitch after glitch marred Airtime's first public showing, leaving the event's collection of celebrities riffing and improvising onstage while engineers tried to fix the bugs and revive dropped connections," CNNMoney's Laurie Segall wrote from the event.
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Napster co-founders Sean Parker, Shawn Fanning launch social video venture called Airtime
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The network is built on top of Facebook
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It allows users to chat with friends or people with shared interests
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It's unclear, however, if people want to video chat with strangers

Question: Parker's chat program is tied to @placeholder, so it knows your real identity and can ban you in a hurry if you show up for a video discussion sans pants.

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook


In the Sixties, George Harrison penned 'Blue Jay Way' and experimented with LSD along with the other Beatles in the build-up to their 1967 Magical Mystery Tour album in his house in Esher Surrey. And now a six-bedroom mansion - built near to where Harrison's colourful bungalow 'Kinfauns' once stood – is on the market for almost £10million. While not a part of the 'Blue Jay' property, the words 'I love George', carved into a wooden gate in the driveway by an obsessed fan, are still visible today at the entrance. Harrison lived in the bungalow from 1964 to 1970 and felt so inspired by the book Tantrum Art that he painted the  outside  in psychedelic patterns with the help of his first wife Patti Boyd.
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Six-bedroom mansion called 'Blue Jay' has been put on the market for almost £10million in Esher, Surrey
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In the Sixties, the driveway to 'Blue Jay' formed part of George Harrison's country house 'Kinfauns'
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He lived in 'Kinfauns' bungalow from 1964 to 1970 and painted the outer walls with psychedelic patterns
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The original gate to 'Kinfauns', although not part of the 'Blue Jay' property, can be seen in the driveway and has the words 'I love George' carved into it
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New mansion has a gym overlooking the swimming pool, a four-car garage, games room and 700-bottle wine cellar

Question: The '@placeholder' mansion in Esher, Surrey, boasts a  gym, library, formal dining room, en-suite staff accommodation and a four-car garage

Answer: Blue Jay

Answer: Blue Jay

Answer: Blue Jay

Answer: Blue Jay


(CNN) John Glenn,  the first American to orbit the Earth and a longtime US senator, died Thursday, according to the Ohio State University. He was 95. It was announced Wednesday that Glenn had been hospitalized "more than a week ago," according to Ohio State University spokesman Hank Wilson. He was at the James Cancer Hospital at the Ohio State University, but his illness was not disclosed. Glenn had heart valve replacement surgery in 2014. President Barack Obama released a statement paying tribute to Glenn. "With John's passing, our nation has lost an icon and Michelle and I have lost a friend," Obama said. "John spent his life breaking barriers, from defending our freedom as a decorated Marine Corps fighter pilot in World War II and Korea, to setting a transcontinental speed record, to becoming, at age 77, the oldest human to touch the stars. John always had the right stuff, inspiring generations of scientists, engineers and astronauts who will take us to Mars and beyond -- not just to visit, but to stay. ...
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John Glenn dies at age 95 at Ohio hospital
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Buzz Aldrin says he will miss Glenn's wisdom

Question: "His missions have helped make possible everything our space program has since achieved and the human missions to an asteroid and @placeholder that we are striving toward now."

Answer: Mars


On Tuesday, SpaceX came incredibly close to landing its Falcon 9 rocket booster on a barge in the middle of the Atlantic. Now, leaked footage reveals just how close Elon Musk's firm came to success, with a close-up view of the daring attempt shot on a GoPro camera. The unverified video shows the rocket drifting  onto its target before a gust of wind topples it over. On Tuesday, SpaceX came incredibly close to landing its Falcon 9 rocket booster on a barge in the middle of the Atlantic. Now, leaked footage reveals just how close Elon Musk's firm came to success, with a close-up view of the daring attempt shot on a GoPro camera
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On Tuesday, SpaceX made a third attempt to land booster on a barge
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But the booster tipped over after hitting its target and was destroyed
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New footage reveals how rocket overcompensated for its extreme tilt
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Falcon 9 today reach the ISS with supplies for the astronauts onboard

Question: The Falcon 9 is on now its way to deliver 4,300lb (1,950 kg) of food, clothing and science experiments to the @placeholder - including an eagerly awaited espresso machine for astronauts.

Answer: ISS

Question: First-stage boosters normally just slam into the @placeholder and sink.

Answer: Atlantic

Answer: Atlantic


(CNN) Jurors failed to reach a verdict Tuesday and will begin a third day of deliberations Wednesday in Bill Cosby's trial for aggravated indecent assault -- a case closely watched by the public as well as the dozens of women who have accused Cosby of similar misconduct. Prosecutors say the famed comedian drugged and sexually assaulted Andrea Constand, a former Temple University employee, at his home near Philadelphia in January 2004. Cosby pleaded not guilty to three charges of aggravated indecent assault, a second-degree felony. The jury of seven men and five women were bused in from Allegheny County near Pittsburgh and have been sequestered in a hotel for the trial. They began deliberating Monday evening, continued all day Tuesday, and will resume again Wednesday morning.
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The famed comedian is accused of drugging and assaulting Andrea Constand
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Jurors began deliberating Monday evening and will resume Wednesday

Question: They'll take the edge off," @placeholder told her, she testified.

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Question: @placeholder lowered and shook his head in the courtroom as she spoke.

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Question: Prosecutors say his prior use of Quaaludes shows that @placeholder had knowledge of what he was doing when he gave her the pills.

Answer: Bill Cosby

Answer: Cosby

Answer: Cosby


(CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin met one-on-one with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for almost 90 minutes Thursday night at the start of Putin's first official visit to the country in 11 years. Economic and security issues were at the forefront of talks between the two leaders, as Japan looks to shore up a weak economy and Russia turns to the east to avoid US and European sanctions. Speaking after the initial meeting at the Otani Sanso hot spring resort, Abe said both leaders also discussed their countries' 71-year dispute over the Kuril Islands, to Japan's north. Abe said he presented letters to his counterpart from former islanders, in both Japanese and Russian.
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Both leaders will continue meetings on Friday after staying at hot spring resort
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Abe gave Putin letters from former islanders on disputed Kuril Island chain

Question: Much of Putin's visit is centered around the little known chain of islands off @placeholder's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Question: "Russia hopes to weaken support for US military basing and deployments, and to undermine public support in @placeholder for increasing military preparedness," he said.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese


England fell agonisingly short of claiming an astonishing Six Nations title as Stuart Lancaster's side ran in seven tries to beat France on one of the most astonishing days in the history of the Championship. Going into the game knowing they needed to win by 26 clear points, Stuart Lancaster's team produced an incredible show of attacking rugby which saw them finish one of the most remarkable matches in Twickenham history broken, but not bowed. England's players were left distraught as the realisation they had finished so near but so far away from winning the title. For the fourth year running under Lancaster, his side must settle for second place in the championship but this was a stunning performance that will see them take enormous confidence into the World Cup.
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Ben Youngs scored an early try to give England hope of winning the Six Nations title Twickenham
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France battled back with tries from Sebastien Tillous-Borde and Noa Nakaitaci
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Further tries from Anthony Watson and Youngs helped put England in control at the break
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George Ford and Jack Nowell both went over in the second half to extend England's advantage
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Ireland's 40-10 victory over Scotland earlier in the day enough to secure the Six Nations trophy

Question: France's @placeholder responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash

Answer: Sebastien Tillous-Borde


Lewis Hamilton is determined to' create history' again this Formula One season after insisting there is more to come despite a perfect start to the new year. Reigning world champion Hamilton claimed pole, fastest lap and race win in the opening grand prix of the campaign in Australia earlier this month. With team-mate Nico Rosberg second it was abundantly clear Mercedes will take some stopping again this term following a dominant 2014. Lewis Hamilton poses for a picture with a fan at a meet-and-greet session in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday Hamilton is expected to go head-to-head with Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg once more in 2015
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Lewis Hamilton heads into Malaysian Grand Prix leading the championship
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The Briton won last time out in Australia after beating Nico Rosberg
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He is aiming to become first British driver to win back-to-back titles
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Question: Asked of Hamilton whether it was @placeholder' target to win every race this season, he replied: 'The target's always been to win every race, even in the bad days.

Answer: Mercedes

Answer: Mercedes


Nothing will stop Russia from hosting the best World Cup in the tournament's history in 2018, FIFA president Sepp Blatter said on a visit to one of the host venues Sochi on Monday. 'I am a happy and proud president. I am proud that Russia is getting ready to host the World Cup,' Blatter told the TASS news agency from the southern Russian city. 'A lot of this is happening thanks to President Vladimir Putin, but also due to the Sports Minister (Vitaly) Mutko and (Alexei) Sorokin (CEO of the Local Organising Committee). They are a true team and have a wonderful working relationship.'
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Sepp Blatter visited Sochi on Monday to see one of the 2018 host venues
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The FIFA president also met with Russia president Vladimir Putin
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Blatter backed Russia to host a successful tournament in 2018

Question: Blatter was set to hold a working visit on Monday with @placeholder and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin


Rafael Nadal eased past Spanish compatriot Nicolas Almagro 6-3 6-1 to reach the Barcelona Open third round on Wednesday as he began his bid for a ninth title on the clay in the Catalan capital. Watched by Barcelona forward Neymar in the crowd, the world No 4 and second seed comfortably dismissed the unseeded Almagro - who is battling back after foot surgery that sidelined him for the second half of last year and has dropped out of the top 100. The pair met in the 2013 Barcelona final, when Nadal claimed his eighth title, before 2015 top seed Kei Nishikori of Japan won last year's event after Almagro surprised Nadal in the quarter-finals.
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Rafael Nadal beat Spanish compatriot Nicolas Almagro 6-3 6-1
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Nadal exacted revenge on Almagro - who beat him last year's quarter-finals
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World No 4 is looking for his ninth career title on the Catalan clay court

Question: 'I had today's match more or less under control and I think I made very few errors,' he told @placeholder television.

Answer: Spanish

Answer: Spanish


Pasadena, CA (CNN) While most Americans are out watching fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July, a group of scientists will be huddled in a small, glass conference room at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California, on Monday night to listen for a series of tones. Those tones may not rival the national anthem, but they will tell Juno mission managers whether the spacecraft has successfully performed a "suspenseful" maneuver that will allow it to be pulled into orbit around Jupiter. "Oh my God, we're going in!" said an admittedly nervous Scott Bolton -- the principal investigator for Juno with the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.
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Tense moments coming for mission managers
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Juno spacecraft has to make tricky maneuver

Question: ET Tuesday) before @placeholder sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.

Answer: Juno

Answer: Juno

Answer: Juno

Question: @placeholder has been speeding toward Jupiter for nearly five years.

Answer: Juno

Answer: Juno

Answer: Juno

Question: "The stuff that @placeholder has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.

Answer: Jupiter

Question: You can see @placeholder from Earth without any special binoculars or telescopes.

Answer: Jupiter

Question: The Juno mission ends on February 20, 2018, when @placeholder is expected to crash into Jupiter.

Answer: Juno

Answer: Juno

Answer: Juno


Running low on fuel and making a desperate search for the nearest station could soon be a thing of the past. Ford has unveiled its latest app that not only shows how far you can travel on the power you have remaining, it bases its predictions on your unique driving style. The MyFord Mobile also lets drivers remotely access their vehicles meaning they can set the cabin temperature on a cold morning before they leave their house. The app was announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and currently works with a selection of Ford’s electric and hybrid cars. Smart car: To check their driving range, drivers open the app and add their location and destination
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The MyFord Mobile app is free for Ford drivers on iOS and Android
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It lets drivers remotely access their vehicles from their smartphone
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They can set the cabin temperature before they leave their house
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And they remotely locate their vehicle in a car park, for example
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It additionally shows how far a driver can travel on the fuel they have
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This is based on driving style and over time the app learns a driver’s habits
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It currently works with a selection of Ford’s electric and hybrid cars but a petrol and diesel version is being developed

Question: Taking inspiration from gaming and personal fitness apps, @placeholder shows CO2 savings as exercise balls, or hot-air balloons to reflect how much could be used to fill each.

Answer: MyFord Mobile

Answer: MyFord Mobile

Question: ‘@placeholder makes owning an electric vehicle even more convenient.

Answer: MyFord Mobile

Answer: MyFord Mobile


A pensioner who took an indecent photo of a young child and sent it to a man she met online has been jailed. Muriel Melville, 73, from Dunfermline in Fife, shared the image with Michael Leith, 48, during an exchange of messages between the pair. Leith, from Cumbria, was jailed for 18 months after pleading guilty last month to inciting Melville to do so. At the High Court in Edinburgh today, Melville was given an extended sentence of four years and four months after earlier admitting sexually assaulting the child. The pensioner wept in the dock as Judge Lord Brailsford said two years and four months were to be spent in custody.
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Muriel Melville met Michael Leith in web chatroom and talk turned sexual
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Leith, 48, persistently raised topic of raping and sexually abusing a child
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73-year-old Melville sent him an image of a nude child she'd taken herself
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Sentenced to four years and four months after earlier admitting she'd sexually assaulted the child

Question: Her defence QC Brian McConnachie told the court today that @placeholder had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.

Answer: Muriel Melville

Answer: Melville

Answer: Melville

Answer: Muriel Melville

Answer: Melville

Question: The lawyer submitted that a social work report suggested @placeholder was 'groomed' by her co-accused.

Answer: Muriel Melville

Answer: Melville

Answer: Melville

Answer: Muriel Melville

Answer: Melville


Seventy years after the Second World War ended, withered and mostly impoverished veterans will gather at the graveside of a British officer who almost nobody in the UK remembers. Major Hugh Paul Seagrim - or 'Grandfather Longlegs' - remains a legend up in the hills of Burma, among a beleaguered ethnic minority for whom peace never came. The Karen people fought courageously behind Japanese lines alongside Seagrim - a lanky, eccentric but exceptionally gifted guerilla leader. But for this ethnic group, Japan's surrender on August 15, 1945, did not usher in parades and happy homecomings. Instead, victory precipitated the world's longest running insurgency, a brutal conflict for self-determination that has yet to be resolved.
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Major Hugh Paul Seagrim fought alongside ethnic Karen during the war
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He mustered 3,000 recruits who ended up deep behind Japanese lines
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Seagrim called the Karen them 'God's chosen people' and told them he wanted to remain among them after the war
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But he was captured, imprisoned and sentenced to death by the Japanese
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The Karen still revere the lanky officer they knew as 'Grandfather Longlegs'

Question: Some wonder if history might have been different for the @placeholder if Seagrim had survived the war.

Answer: Karen

Answer: Karen

Answer: Karen

Answer: Karen


The Australian navy is allegedly in the process of returning up to 50 Vietnamese asylum seekers to their home country, transporting the detainees in secret via a supply ship currently on stand-by off the coast of Vietnam. The HMAS Choules, which has previously been used to provide offshore accommodation to Manus Island detainees, has been employed by the navy to hand the Vietnamese nationals back to their Communist government in an operation which could cost $2.8 million of tax payers money. It is understood that the asylum seekers were intercepted earlier in April, and are being returned through the port of Vung Tau, south of Ho Chi Minh City.
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50 Vietnamese asylum seekers are allegedly being returned to Vietnam
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Reports claim Australian vessel HMAS Choules transferred them on Friday
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The secret voyage would cost $2.8 million of taypayer money
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15 asylum boats and 429 asylum seekers have been stopped since 2013
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Abbott government claims a 90% reduction of illegal maritime arrivals under Operation Sovereign Borders

Question: @placeholder Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian

Question: @placeholder Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian

Question: @placeholder commenced on the 18th of September in 2013

Answer: Operation Sovereign Borders


(CNN) -- Martin Brodeur was unstrapping his goaltending pads after another victory, about to be rushed to a TV interview, when a reporter on deadline made a request. Could he answer just one quick question? "Yes, I'm 40," Brodeur cracked, predicting the question before it could be asked. "For some reason, that's a big deal." Well, it actually is, and the reason is simple: Brodeur couldn't celebrate the milestone -- his birthday was May 6 -- because he was too busy notching another win en route to leading the New Jersey Devils to the Eastern Conference Finals. And now, as the playoffs move to the final two rounds, Brodeur has a chance to win the Stanley Cup at an age when most players already have hung up their skates and picked up their golf clubs.
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New Jersey Devils goalie Martin Brodeur turned 40 on May 6
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He couldn't celebrate because he was about to lead the Devils to the Eastern Conference Finals
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Steve Politi: "No goaltender in NHL history has won more games than Brodeur"
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He won his first Stanley Cup at 23; he could win his fourth at an age most players are retired

Question: Brodeur is in the final year of his contract but has said he's leaning toward coming back next year -- his 20th in a @placeholder uniform -- "if they're going to take me back."

Answer: New Jersey Devils

Answer: New Jersey Devils

Answer: Devils


A  mansion on London's Billionaire's Row which was built by the owner of the Tate and Lyle sugar empire has  sold for £25million - just a quarter of its original asking price. Heath Hall on The Bishops Avenue in Hampstead, north London, a 24,000 sq/ft trophy home set in a plot of around 2.5-acres, was put on the market three years ago for £100 million. Property tycoon Andreas Panayiotou bought it as a rundown wreck for £5 million in 2006 and then set about transforming the property into his dream home. Scroll down for video Bargain: Heath Hall, on The Bishops Avenue in Hampstead, north London has sold for £25million around a quarter of its original asking price
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Heath Hall  in Hampstead, north London was originally put on the market three years ago for £100 million
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The 24,000 sq/ft trophy home on The Bishops Avenue in north London is set in a plot of around 2.5-acres
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Bought as a wreck for £5million in 2006, developer Andreas Panayiotou spent millions on the renovation
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The asking price was dropped to £65million in 2012 but the property still failed to sell

Question: But a buyer could not be found and @placeholder, which was originally built in 1910 for sugar magnate William Park Lyle, has languished on a stagnating market - until this week.

Answer: Heath Hall

Answer: Heath Hall

Answer: Heath Hall

Question: 'Our objective was to acquire it for our client who recognised the immense potential of @placeholder.

Answer: Heath Hall

Answer: Heath Hall

Answer: Heath Hall


England's lack of experience could ruin their chances of winning the Rugby World Cup, says Rob Andrew, the RFU’s professional rugby director. In an astonishing interview a fortnight before England’s opening game against Fiji, Andrew appears to cast doubt on Stuart Lancaster’s team by claiming they may not peak until the next World Cup in 2019. He said: ‘Is this team going to peak at this World Cup? I don’t know. I doubt it, to be honest. I suspect this team will get better over the next two or three years. I don’t think there’s any question of that, because the age profile and the experience profile is going to grow.’
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RFU chief Rob Andrew casts doubt over England's World Cup chances
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Stuart Lancaster has picked a young side for the home tournament
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Andrew believes that the squad is more likely to peak in two or three years
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Question: Three years ago the RFU set a target of around 750 caps as the ideal for a @placeholder side but that figure has been downgraded.

Answer: Rugby World Cup

Answer: World Cup

Answer: World Cup

Answer: World Cup

Answer: Rugby World Cup


New York (CNN) Pokémon Go is the video game that has everyone talking. The interactive hit blends the virtual world of Pokémon with the real world, and it has people across the globe going outdoors with just one goal: gotta catch 'em all. A Brooklyn man is laying claim to being the first person to catch all 142 Pokémon available in the United States. CNN reached out to Nintendo and Triplepoint PR, the firm representing Pokémon, for confirmation and has not yet received a response. "You want to catch 'em all and become a Pokémon master, [it's] the childhood dream, but it never really occurred to me I might be the first one to do it until I got pretty close," said Nick Johnson.
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Pokemon Go hit the United States on July 6; man says he captured them all by just after midnight on July 21
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Marriott Rewards plans to help him catch the three Pokemon outside the United States

Question: Johnson said he caught about 135 @placeholder in the first week and a half of playing the game and once he realized how close he was, he figured he would go all the way.

Answer: Pokémon Go

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokémon

Question: "She was very supportive through all this," he said, adding that she is also a big @placeholder fan.

Answer: Pokémon Go

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokémon

Question: Border patrol agents quickly spotted them and sent them back home to their mom, with the agency saying, "Both juveniles were so captivated by @placeholder games they lost track of where they were."

Answer: Pokémon Go

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pokemon Go


The Atlanta Hawks had no answer to Andre Drummond inside or Kentavious Caldwell-Pope outside as the Detroit Pistons got their season off to a winning start. Drummond had 18 points and 19 rebounds, while Caldwell-Pope hit four three-pointers en route to scoring 21 points as the Pistons defeated the Hawks 106-94 in the opener for both teams. Marcus Morris scored 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Ersan Ilyasova added 16 points. Both were making their Pistons debuts. Detroit guard Reggie Jackson contributed 15 points, eight rebounds and five assists. Dennis Schroder came off the bench to lead the Hawks with 20 points while Paul Millsap had 19 points and eight rebounds, and Jeff Teague scored 18 points.
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Andre Drummond recorded 18 points and 19 rebounds as Detroit opened NBA season with win over Atlanta
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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope contributed 21 points, including a quartet of three-pointers in Georgia
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Debutants Marcus Morris and Ersan Ilyasova recorded 18 and 16 points respectively

Question: The @placeholder led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.

Answer: Detroit Pistons

Answer: Pistons

Answer: Pistons

Question: @placeholder regained the lead on a three-pointer by Caldwell-Pope with about three minutes left in the second quarter and used a closing 14-4 run for a 48-43 lead at half-time.

Answer: Detroit Pistons

Answer: Detroit

Answer: Detroit


Labour leadership favourite Andy Burnham has attacked his party’s ‘toxic’ image under Ed Miliband, along with the former leader’s ‘spiteful’ mansion tax plan. In a dramatic bid to outflank his chief rivals Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall, the 45-year-old – regarded as the most Left-wing of the three – made an audacious vow to take the party back to the heyday of Tony Blair’s New Labour. In an interview with The Mail on Sunday in his leadership office in Westminster, Burnham: Burnham said he knew the idea was a flop from the moment it was announced – after his mother Eileen told him it was a vote loser. ‘My mum picked up the phone to me and said, “This never works, people don’t like it, it sounds like the 1970s”,’ Burnham revealed.
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Has made bid to outflank leadership rivals Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall
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45-year-old Liverpudlian reveals mum took him to task over mansion tax
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Now he attacks Ed Miliband’s plan to tax homes worth £2million plus
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Has vowed to take party back to the heyday of Tony Blair’s New Labour

Question: There is no mistaking it: he takes a series of lethal side swipes at @placeholder.

Answer: Ed Miliband


Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) Pope Francis referred to the Rohingya people by name on Friday, the first time he has directly addressed Myanmar's persecuted Muslim minority in his Asia tour. "The presence of God today is also called Rohingya," the Pope said after speaking to an interfaith audience in the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka. He did not use the term in public earlier in the week in Myanmar, to the dismay of campaigners for the Rohingya, whose stories of escaping violence in the country have provoked international condemnation. Friday is the final full day of his trip. After his speech, the Pope met a group of Rohingya refugees one by one, giving some of them blessings and listening to the stories of others.
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The Pope used the word Rohingya while addressing a group of refugees
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He is wrapping up a trip to both Myanmar and Bangladesh

Question: Many say they were forced to flee atrocities committed by the @placeholder military.

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmar

Question: The Rohingya are not recognized as an official minority in @placeholder, effectively meaning they are denied citizenship.

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmar


Vanquished at the polls in a primary upset, Rep. Eric Cantor said on Wednesday that he would step down as House majority leader, triggering a scramble among conservatives to replace him. Cantor's loss to a college professor and political novice on Tuesday in the Richmond-area campaign energized tea party supporters in a midterm year and obliterated his ambition to lead the House. Critics and analysts said he neglected his base at home in Virginia and paid the price. Cantor called the stunning loss a "personal setback" at a news conference and appealed for party unity before announcing his decision to vacate the No. 2 job in the GOP hierarchy on July 31.
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Cantor lost a primary battle in Virginia on Tuesday in a stunning upset
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The loss shakes up the Republican leadership picture in the House
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Cantor was thought to be a likely successor to House Speaker John Boehner
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Boehner reaffirms his intention to remain speaker

Question: The immediate fallout focused on immigration, one issue that clearly illustrates divisions between establishment @placeholder and arch-conservatives.

Answer: Republican

Question: Brat pushed the hard-line conservative position on undocumented workers in his anti-establishment campaign, slamming @placeholder's support for proposals on issues around legal status.

Answer: Eric Cantor

Answer: Cantor

Answer: Cantor

Answer: Cantor

Answer: Cantor


It was described as the 'worst Android vulnerability in the mobile OS history' and could infect phones that simply received a message via a multimedia messaging service, even if it remains unopened. While many handsets have yet to be patched against Stagefright, the security firm who discovered it say they have already found a second wave of bugs. The new issues stem from security flaws in the way handsets play video and audio files. 'Following our discovery of vulnerabilities in the Stagefright library in April, Zimperium Mobile Threat Protection, zLabs VP of Research Joshua J. Drake continued researching media processing in Android.
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Stagefright bug lets attackers take control of older Android handsets by sending a message via a multimedia messaging service
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Samsung, Google and LG have vowed to roll out security patches regularly
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Majority of phone manufacturers are currently rolling out bug patches

Question: 'The issues in @placeholder code critically expose 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices,' researchers at Zimperium say in a blog.

Answer: Stagefright

Answer: Stagefright

Answer: Stagefright


Simon Cowell has ordered an internal investigation after Britain's Got Talent winner Jules O'Dwyer was revealed to have switched the dog used in her final piece for a look-alike stunt double. The 56-year-old music mogul said 'heads could roll' and wants to know why producers did not inform the public that Matisse was replaced for the show-stopping tight-rope trick by another dog. However, he has refused to strip Ms O'Dwyer of her £250,000 prize money - and has insisted she and her dogs will still perform in front of the Queen at the Royal Variety Show. Ofcom has now received more than 600 complaints from viewers into the switch and is considering launching its own investigation about the public being 'misled'. ITV also confirmed it has received a further 130 complaints.
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Simon Cowell launches 'urgent investigation' into Britain's Got Talent final
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Dog Matisse was replaced by a look-alike stunt dog, Chase, for winning act
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Ofcom may now launch own investigation after receiving 507 complaints
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Viewers angry about not being told that stunt dog used for performance

Question: He said: 'My gut feeling is the people who voted for @placeholder in the final were the same as the people who voted for her in the smis.

Answer: Jules O'Dwyer


Police helped a family of 12 go abroad to join Islamic State by providing an official letter confirming they were free to travel, it has been revealed. The Dawood family of three sisters and their nine children are believed to be living in Syria after vanishing two weeks ago and leaving relatives back home in Bradford heartbroken. Their first attempt to leave in March was foiled when they were questioned by the authorities at Manchester Airport under the Terrorism Act and missed their flight as a result. Now a letter written on headed notepaper by a West Yorkshire Police constable has emerged to show how the police helped the Dawood sisters make the journey at the second attempt.
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Their first attempt to leave was foiled when they were questioned at airport
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The Dawood sisters succeeded on second attempt because of the letter
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Written by a West Yorkshire policeman who said they were free to travel
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It claimed previous problem was due to 'investigation into separate person'
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Khadija, 29, Sugra, 34, and Zohra Dawood, 33, now feared to be inside Syria

Question: A @placeholder police spokesman said: 'It was a letter sent to the travel agents just to confirm that there were no travel restrictions in place at that time.'

Answer: West Yorkshire Police

Answer: West Yorkshire


Chinle, Arizona  (CNN) In some of the vast, remote areas of the Navajo Reservation, supplies and services can be hours away. In winter, temperatures can dip to zero. And elderly Native Americans often struggle, alone. "You find elders without food. Many don't have running water or plumbing," said Linda Myers, who has spent 30 years seeking out Navajo elders and helping them to survive. Myers and her nonprofit, Adopt-A-Native-Elder, travel to 11 impoverished areas of Arizona and Utah, bringing aid to Navajo elders 75 and older. One of the group's main goals, Myers says, is to keep the elders warm through the winter.
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Elderly Native Americans often struggle living on their own in remote areas
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Linda Myers' nonprofit Adopt-A-Native-Elder has served elders in need for three decades

Question: Check out the Adopt-A-@placeholder-Elder website and see how to help.

Answer: Native Americans

Answer: Native-Elder

Answer: Native Americans

Answer: Native


Jack Butland has found a crafty way to ensure he usurps Joe Hart as England’s No 1 ahead of Euro 2016 — don’t let in any goals. The Stoke goalkeeper was in impassable form once again as his side earned a point away from home in an entertaining goalless draw with West Ham which had 34 shots in total. West Ham struck nine of those on target but Butland remained unbeaten. ‘We had to create something special to open the gates,’ West Ham manager Slaven Bilic said afterwards. Butland, however, kept them held firmly shut. The 22-year-old has gone from Asmir Begovic’s backup to serious contender for Roy Hodgson’s first-choice goalkeeper in the space of four months. He has made secret of his ambition to provide serious competition for Hart and Hodgson is facing a delicious dilemma as Butland pulled off save after save to keep West Ham out and Stoke’s seventh clean sheet in their last nine games.
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West Ham held to goalless draw by Stoke as Slaven Bilic's side earned a point without a host of first-team players
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Captain Mark Noble went down in the area under the challenge of Ryan Shawcross but appeals were dismissed
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Stoke No 1 Jack Butland again made an impression between the sticks and kept another clean sheet

Question: Cheikhou Kouyate shot first time from 25 yards forcing @placeholder to push wide.

Answer: Jack Butland

Answer: Butland

Answer: Butland

Answer: Butland

Answer: Jack Butland


Take That's newly-released 2015 concert DVD has been removed from sale after furious fans pointed out a glitch, which makes it skip 10 seconds of the first song. Amazon, HMV and the band's online shop all stopped selling the Take That Live 2015 DVD today - just five days after it was released (on Friday Nov 20). It is believed around 100,000 DVDs from the initial production run are going to have to be recalled. A notice on the Amazon website states that the DVD is 'currently unavailable' and adds, 'We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock'.
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Take That's newly released DVD of 2015 concert has sticking glitch
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Disc is removed from online sales while they 'work on a resolution'
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Fans have taken to Twitter, Facebook and Amazon to demand re-issue
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Thousands could be set for disappointment at Christmas thanks to error

Question: @placeholder are renowned for their hugely popular concert DVD's.

Answer: Take That

Answer: Take That Live

Answer: Take That