(CNN) Saturday was a big day for Bernie Sanders' quest for the Democratic presidential nomination as he swept to resounding victories in the caucus states of Hawaii, Washington and Alaska. But the delegate math is still in Hillary Clinton's favor. "We knew things were going to improve as we headed West," Sanders said at a jubilant rally before 8,000 people in Madison, Wisconsin -- a state that will hold the next major contest in 10 days. "We have a path toward victory." Takeaways from Western Saturday Clinton built up her delegate lead on the back of a strong run in the South, and Sanders argued Saturday his campaign always knew those states would be tough. In Madison, he said the map now offers more opportunities for his campaign as the contest progressed, largely because his wins are being powered by huge turnout among younger voters.
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Sanders hopes wins Saturday will help build momentum for larger states later on
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Clinton has a commanding overall lead in delegates

Question: While Washington had 101 delegates up for grabs, and both candidates spent a significant amount of time there, @placeholder and Alaska were relatively small prizes -- with just 25 and 16 delegates at stake respectively.

Answer: Hawaii

Question: While @placeholder shaved Clinton's lead in the delegate count, the former secretary of state had amassed 1,711 of the 2,383 delegates she would need to clinch the nomination before Saturday's contests, according to CNN estimates.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Question: While Sanders shaved @placeholder's lead in the delegate count, the former secretary of state had amassed 1,711 of the 2,383 delegates she would need to clinch the nomination before Saturday's contests, according to CNN estimates.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


DAVID Cameron’s salary will rise to almost £150,000 after he ditched his threat to block a 10.3 per cent increase in MPs’ pay. The body set up to regulate the salaries of parliamentarians said yesterday it was going ahead with its recommendation that their pay should rise by £6,940, taking MPs’ pay from £67,060 to £74,000. Downing Street said ministers would also reap the benefit despite suggestions last month that they would forego the increase. The 10.3 per cent increase recommended by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) contrasts with the pay rise of public-sector workers, which has been pegged at just 1 per cent. The announcement came after inflation fell into negative territory for the first time in decades.
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Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority to press on with pay hike
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Watchdog first proposed increase from £67,000 at the end of 2013
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Despite outcry, IPSA says there are 'new circumstances' to scrap rise

Question: It’s for @placeholder as an independent body to determine the MP pay element.

Answer: Ipsa

Answer: IPSA

Question: There was even talk of scrapping @placeholder to stop the rise automatically coming into force.

Answer: Ipsa

Answer: IPSA


Troubled Hollywood star Charlie Sheen has launched a bizarre, racist Twitter rant at Barack Obama where he calls the President 'Barry Satera Kenya'. Sheen, who starred in Platoon, Young Guns and The Three Musketeers, sent the tweet after President Obama chose Kansas for the NCAA college basketball tournament live on ESPN's SportsCenter. The actor wrongly accused President Obama of failing to send official representation to the funeral of Major General Harold Greene who was killed in Afghanistan in 2014. In reality, the administration was represented by Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel. Scroll down for video Offensive: Charlie Sheen launched a bizarre twitter rant against US President Barack Obama
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Charlie Sheen launched his rant after seeing President Obama on ESPN
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The President was making his selection for the NCAA finals
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President Obama has predicted Kentucky for greatness in 2015
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However, since 2009, President Obama has failed to select the winner

Question: @placeholder accused the commission established to investigate the atrocity as a 'whitewash', claiming that 'the official 9/11 story is a fraud'.

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Answer: Charlie Sheen


Nasa scientists say they have  fixed a glitch that saw them lose contact with the New Horizon’s space probe just days before its close encounter with Pluto - and have released a new image of four unknown 'black spots' on the dwarf planet. The spacecraft entered ‘safe mode’, cutting contact with the Earth over the weekend, due to a timing flaw as it performed operations ahead of its fly past Pluto next week. Scientists leading the mission say they hope to return the space probe to full operation by Tuesday and the mission to fly within 7,750 miles (12,500km) of Pluto on July 14 will go ahead as planned.
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Nasa lost touch with the space probe for 89 minutes on Saturday 4 July
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New Horizons' autopilot put spacecraft's main computer into 'safe mode'
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Scientists leading the mission hope to have it fully operation by 7 July
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New Horizons is due to be the first spacecraft to fly past Pluto on July 14

Question: The three images together show the full extent of a continuous swath of dark terrain that wraps around much of @placeholder’s equatorial region.

Answer: Pluto

Answer: Pluto

Answer: Pluto

Answer: Pluto


NASA has given the people of Earth a rare treat: A color mosaic that captures not only Saturn, but also the tiny dots of Earth and other planets in the background. The panorama, released Tuesday, was captured by the Cassini spacecraft on July 19, when the sun slipped behind the ringed planet. Earth appears as a bright blue dot to Saturn's lower right, just above Saturn's outer, halo-like E-ring. Venus is a dot to the upper left, with Mars appearing as a faint red dot above and to the left of Venus. This is the first image in which Saturn, its moons and rings, and Earth, Venus and Mars are all visible, NASA said. The image -- a panorama of 141 wide-angle pictures -- covers 404,880 miles across Saturn and its ring system.
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Image is Cassini's first showing Saturn, rings, moons, Earth, Venus and Mars at same time
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The collage is panorama of 141 wide-angle pictures taken July 19
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Image was possible that day because Saturn obstructed spacecraft's view of sun

Question: Cassini images showing both Saturn and Earth are rare because the sun is so close to Earth, that targeting the blue planet would damage @placeholder's sensors, NASA says.

Answer: Cassini spacecraft

Answer: Cassini

Question: NASA hopes to have it continue to get more pictures and other data of @placeholder, its rings and moons through 2017.

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn

Answer: Saturn


Washington (CNN) The US government said Thursday that it had approved a $2 billion arms sale to the United Arab Emirates. The State Department approved the sale of 60 Patriot Advanced Capability 3 missiles and 100 Patriot Guidance Enhanced-Tactical (GEM-T) missiles to the UAE, according to a statement released by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, which oversees America's foreign arms sales. The UAE has fielded and operated Patriot missile batteries, which are capable of shooting down enemy missiles and aircraft, since 2009 and is one of several major US allies to use the system. Congress was informed of the sale Wednesday, the announcement said, noting that the package will also include US government- and contractor-provided technical, engineering and logistics support services.
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The package will include US technical, engineering and logistics support
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The UAE and US enjoy close military-to-military links

Question: The statement added that the sale "will enhance interoperability with @placeholder forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."

Answer: US

Answer: UAE

Answer: UAE

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: UAE

Answer: US


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump had been thinking about firing FBI Director James Comey since Election Day, White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Wednesday. "The President has lost confidence in Director Comey and, frankly, he'd been considering letting Director Comey go since the day he was elected," Sanders told reporters, adding that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had raised concerns about the former FBI chief on Monday, prompting Trump to ask him to put his recommendation in writing. Revelations that Trump had been unconvinced by Comey for his entire transition and presidency were surprising given the White House had previously expressed confidence in the ousted FBI chief multiple times. Sanders also said Trump was not the only one to lose confidence in the FBI director, adding there were deep reservations about him inside the FBI.
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Trump fired Comey Tuesday
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The move sent shockwaves across the nation

Question: @placeholder's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey


A fitness instructor has called into question claims an MP is the star of a racy shower gel advert. Conservative MP Johnny Mercer became the talk of Westminster amid reports he was shown, lathering himself up, in a steamy US commercial for beauty range Dove Men. But his new-found street cred was threatened yesterday when Vince Ciolino, a fitness trainer from London, insisted he is the man featured. It is understood the duo were both filmed clothed and unclothed for the advert that is currently being shown in the USA, and the producers picked and chose the best shots for TV.
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MP drew praise and taunts after he admitted to filming a TV advert
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But it has now emerged he may not be the actor featured in the film
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Fitness instructor claims he filmed scenes and is the man shown
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Dove spokesman says Mr Mercer's torso was used in the advert

Question: But @placeholder moved to end the speculation last night, revealing the torso in the advert was that of Mr Mercer.

Answer: Dove Men

Answer: Dove


Jenna Bush Hager refused to let the rain get her down as she braved the stormy New York  weather to take her two-year-old daughter Mila for a walk - apparently opting to leave  newborn daughter Poppy Louise at home where it was nice and warm. The 33-year-old daughter of former president George W. Bush, who gave birth to her second child with husband Henry Hager in August, was seen pushing Mila's stroller alongside a friend and her little girl on a dreary afternoon earlier this month. And while the weather was less than ideal, Jenna carried a large black umbrella to shield her and her daughter from the drizzle.
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The 33-year-old was joined by a friend and her little girl as she pushed her two-year-old daughter in a stroller during their walk in New York City
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The mother-of-two gave birth to her second child, a daughter named Poppy Louise, in August and is still on maternity leave
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Jenna recently revealed that Mila is 'gaga' for her new sister Poppy during an appearance at the Today show studios earlier this month
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She shared a sweet video of Mila singing Poppy an endearingly-unrecognizable version of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot while she slept

Question: The teacher and journalist celebrated @placeholder's first day of preschool last month by sharing a touching black and white picture of her holding her daughter's hand as she walked her to school.

Answer: Mila

Answer: Mila

Answer: Mila

Answer: Mila


Sinjar, Iraq (CNN) Sinjar is yielding up its secrets -- the whispers of those who prayed as they were killed. Grief for those captured and never seen again. Mahama al-Shangali is the mayor of this town of fewer than 90,000 people in northern Iraq, in the heart of Yazidi country. When ISIS swept through the Yazidi homeland, it was along the road into Sinjar that men, women and children who had been rounded up from the surrounding villages were driven. Evidence of a massacre As the mayor walks us to the other side of the heaped earth defenses that encircle the town, he tells us this was the site of an ISIS massacre.
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CNN's Nima Elbagir files an exclusive report from Sinjar, in northern Iraq
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A mass grave there is said to hold more than 130 bodies
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Surviving children are haunted by their experiences

Question: Those who managed to flee @placeholder have found refuge here.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) The Zika virus "is now spreading explosively" in the Americas, the head of the World Health Organization said Thursday, with another official estimating between 3 million to 4 million infections in the region over a 12-month period. "The level of concern is high, as is the level of uncertainty," Dr. Margaret Chan, WHO's director-general, told her organization's executive board members. "We need to get some answers quickly." Five things you need to know about Zika The lack of any immunity to Zika and the fact that mosquitoes spreading the virus can be found most "everywhere in the Americas" -- from Argentina to the southern United States -- explains the speed of its transmission, said Dr. Sylvain Aldighieri, an official with the WHO and Pan American Health Organization.
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Canadian agency requests certain travelers wait one month before donating blood
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Clinical trials on a vaccine for Zika virus could start this year, U.S. health official says
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WHO estimates 3 million to 4 million cases of Zika possible in Americas in 12-month period

Question: Aldighieri gave the estimate for @placeholder infections (including people who do not report clinical symptoms) based on data regarding the spread of a different mosquito-borne virus --  dengue.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


(CNN) -- Grigor Dimitrov and Milos Raonic have often been talked about this year as being part of the next generation of players who can break up the dominance of tennis' Big Four. But judging by his display at the U.S. Open, Marin Cilic could be the most likely candidate. Cilic became only the third men's player outside Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray to win a grand slam title since early 2005 when he crushed Kei Nishikori 6-3 6-3 6-3 in under two hours in New York on Monday. Few, however, would have seen it coming -- last year the 25-year-old Croatian didn't play at the season's final major because he was serving a drug suspension.
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Marin Cilic defeats Kei Nishikori in New York to claim his first major
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Cilic and Nishikori were each playing in their first grand slam final
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A year ago Cilic didn't play at the U.S. Open as he served a drug ban
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Nishikori was trying to become the first Asian man to win a major

Question: He showed his frustration at 2-4 after he struck a short ball that allowed @placeholder to pounce with a forehand.

Answer: Marin Cilic

Answer: Cilic

Answer: Marin Cilic

Answer: Cilic

Answer: Cilic

Question: Another break handed @placeholder the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.

Answer: Marin Cilic

Answer: Cilic

Answer: Marin Cilic

Answer: Cilic

Answer: Cilic


Hong Kong (CNN) A protester douses her body in petrol and sets herself alight outside the British consulate. Government assassins kill a local politician to spark a riot that will allow them to seize greater control. Uniformed "youth guards" attack a bookshop accused of selling banned materials. This is Hong Kong in 2025, according to hit local film "Ten Years," which has attracted massive audiences amid concerns that Beijing is tightening its grip on the city. Outperforming 'Star Wars' "Ten Years"  — produced on a shoestring budget by a largely volunteer cast and crew — only opened at one movie theater in the city late last year but it outperformed smash global hit "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," at the arthouse Broadway Cinematheque.
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"Ten Years" a big hit in Hong Kong, even beating "Star Wars" in one cinema
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Film offers dark predictions of city's future under greater Chinese rule
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Release comes amid concerns over missing booksellers and increased censorship

Question: "@placeholder" consists of several short films set in 2025.

Answer: Ten Years

Answer: Ten Years

Answer: Ten Years


The Premier League Doctors' Group have described Jose Mourinho's decision to alter the role of Eva Carneiro as 'unjust to the extreme' and accused the Chelsea boss of placing the importance of results above player welfare. Chelsea club doctor Carneiro riled Mourinho by running on the pitch alongside first-team physiotherapist Jon Fearn when Eden Hazard went down injured late on in the 2-2 draw against Swansea. The Belgian had to leave the field of play after receiving treatment and with Chelsea already down to 10 men due to Thibaut Courtois seeing red, they temporarily had eight  outfield players on the pitch.
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Eva Carneiro will not be in dugout for Chelsea's next game with Man City
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She will remain as first-team doctor but will no longer attend games
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Jose Mourinho vented anger at Chelsea medical team after Swansea clash
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The medics ran to Eden Hazard's attention during closing stages
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The Premier League Doctors' Group have defended Carneiro

Question: 'Dr @placeholder has universal and total support from her medical colleagues at the Premier League Doctors Group.

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro


(CNN) Pregnant women should not travel to Barbados, Bolivia, Ecuador, Guadeloupe, Saint Martin, Guyana, Cape Verde and Samoa because of Zika virus, the CDC said Friday. This comes on the heels of last week's travel alert from the CDC recommending pregnant women postpone travel to Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, French Guiana, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Martinique, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Suriname, Venezuela and Puerto Rico. The recommendations also call for women who have traveled to these places during their pregnancy be screened and monitored for the virus if their visit took place while the virus was present in the country they visited.
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CDC expands list of nations pregnant women should avoid
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El Salvador, Jamaica and Colombia tell women not to get pregnant
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CDC says Zika virus has been transmitted by blood transfusion, in the lab and sexually

Question: The decision is based on their ongoing monitoring of the Zika virus around the world and @placeholder say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC


Darren Bent has revealed an Aston Villa return this summer could be on the cards and discussions have taken place. The former England striker, on loan at Derby County, also said Villa were ‘100 per cent’ correct to sack Paul Lambert. Bent, 31, praised Tim Sherwood, who he knows from Tottenham Hotspur, and opened the door on a shock continuation of his Villa Park career even after his contract expires in June. Darren Bent has scored seven goals on loan in the Championship with promotion-chasing Derby Paul Lambert was sacked by Aston Villa in February after two-and-a-half seasons at the club
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Darren Bent currently on loan at Derby County from Aston Villa
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Former England striker was frozen out at Villa under Paul Lambert
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Bent now says he could be back next season having had 'discussions'
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Bent worked with manager Tim Sherwood at Tottenham

Question: Bent endured a frustrating time at Villa Park while @placeholder was in charge as he was left on the sidelines

Answer: Paul Lambert

Answer: Paul Lambert

Answer: Paul Lambert


(CNN) A scathing report by environmental watchdog Global Witness names Honduras the "deadliest place to defend the planet" and links the country's business and political elite to brutal acts of human rights abuses. Global Witness says 123 people have been killed protecting their land in Honduras since the 2009 coup. The report comes nearly a year after award-winning environmentalist Berta Cáceres was shot dead inside her home after fighting against one of Central America's largest hydropower projects. The two-year investigation sheds light on what the group says is political corruption within Honduras and some of the major players. Gladis Aurora López, the president of the country's ruling party and vice president of Congress, is seen as "one of several top politicians and business tycoons implicated in a violent crackdown," the report said.
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New report says 123 Hondurans have been killed since 2009 for protecting their land
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It links the country's political and business elite to human rights abuses

Question: The region, which has seen an unequal distribution in wealth and land, is "rich in resources, but high-level corruption and a weak rule of law contributes to the current situation for community leaders being killed in record numbers," Billy Kyte of @placeholder told CNN in an email.

Answer: Global Witness

Answer: Global Witness


A British university student has been ordered out of Russia amid claims she is a spy. History postgraduate Laura Sumner, 24, was given ten days to leave the country after being fined £23.50 for an alleged visa violation. But Russian media reports have branded her ‘Agent Sumner’ and linked her to a bizarre claim of a revolutionary plot. Laura Mary Sumner, pictured, has been ordered to leave Russia within ten days after being branded a 'spy' A pro-Kremlin website claimed she was one of a number of students carrying out research in Russia by British historian, Professor Sarah Badcock.
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Laura Mary Sumner has been ordered to leave Russia within ten days
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Ms Sumner was researching Soviet rule from 1917 to 1921 in a library
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Officials claimed she was in Russia on a commercial not a study visa
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Russian media branded Ms Sumner 'a spy' due to her research interests

Question: Professor Badcock, 40, is supervising Miss Sumner’s PhD thesis on early @placeholder but there has been no suggestion outside Russian media that either woman is involved in espionage or plans to foment revolution.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


Some of Labour's biggest donors have vowed to stop giving the party cash if Jeremy Corbyn is elected leader in September At least four of the troubled party's most generous supporters have now confirmed they will stop donating to Labour should the Islington North MP become the new leader. Hardline left winger Mr Corbyn's campaign has been gathering speed, but many fear his close ties to the unions and his spending plans will see them locked out of power for decades. Assem Allam, who has given more than £500,000 in recent years, Richard Brindle, who gave £100,000, and a third, anonymous donor all revealed their mistrust to The Sunday Telegraph.
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Assem Allam and  Richard Brindle both said they would no longer donate
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Both raise concerns over Corbyn's election 'locking' Labour out of power
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Followed in the steps of John Mills, Labour's biggest individual donors

Question: Mr @placeholder has said there should be a discussion around 'clause 4', a part of the party's constitution which commits to 'common ownership of the means of production'.

Answer: Jeremy Corbyn

Answer: Corbyn

Answer: Corbyn


(CNN) The House and Senate reached a deal Saturday to slap Russia with fresh sanctions and give Congress new veto power to block any easing of those sanctions -- an agreement that could send a new bill to President Donald Trump's desk before the end of the month. House and Senate negotiators announced an agreement was reached Saturday morning for a bill that would include new sanctions against Russia, Iran, and North Korea. Despite the White House lobbying for changes to the measure, the legislation will give Congress a new ability to block the administration from easing sanctions on Moscow. Democrats and some Republicans have expressed concerns that Trump is considering giving Russia back two compounds in Maryland and New York that were seized by the Obama administration in December.
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The legislation will give Congress a new ability to block the administration from easing sanctions on Moscow
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The House will vote on the bill on Tuesday

Question: The bill faced a so-called blue slip constitutional problem that revenue generating legislation must originate in the @placeholder.

Answer: House

Answer: House

Answer: White House

Answer: House


Albert Park - Australian Grand Prix It seems incredible to think Sepang has been hosting the Malaysian Grand Prix since 1999, but it appears one of Herman Tilke's circuit designs has actually become part of the furniture on the F1 calendar. Sepang's sweeping nature can be a challenge to the drivers, but the biggest factor that can have an outcome on the race is the highly unpredictable weather which can leave plans and strategy in absolute ruins. In the past, race day always threw up a challenge whatever the conditions. If it wasn't the flash storm catching out the drivers, it was the hot and extremely humid sun which sapped the energy from the drivers.
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Round two of the Formula One season takes place in Sepang for the Malaysian Grand Prix
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Sepang has held an F1 grand prix every year dating back to 1999
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Michael Schumacher dominated early years of the circuit, with Jenson Button winning shortened 2009 race
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Lewis Hamilton looking to win at Sepang for second time after triumphing with Mercedes last season
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Question: @placeholder retired after just nine laps with a wheel fault for Mercedes in 2010 and there appears to be no shortage of marshalls offering a lift back to the paddock for the seven-time world champion following his return to the sport after three seasons away

Answer: Michael Schumacher


(CNN) The family of a woman allegedly killed by an undocumented immigrant who'd recently been released from jail can't sue San Francisco over its sanctuary policy, according to a recent court ruling. Kate Steinle's shooting death in 2015 sparked national debate over so-called sanctuary cities and became a rallying cry for Donald Trump on the campaign trail. Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, an undocumented immigrant and repeat felon from Mexico who'd been deported five times, is accused of shooting Steinle, a 32-year-old medical device sales rep, as she walked on a San Francisco pier. In a federal wrongful death lawsuit, Steinle's parents had argued that San Francisco and its former sheriff were partly to blame, because officials never notified Immigration and Customs Enforcement when Lopez-Sanchez was released from a local jail in April 2015.
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A magistrate dismisses claims against San Francisco, former sheriff
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A lawsuit against the Bureau of Land Management can continue, he says

Question: @placeholder's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama

Answer: Donald Trump


Jerusalem (CNN) This was supposed to be Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's victory lap. After a combined 10 years leading the government, he finally had a Republican president in the White House, with a Republican House and Senate to boot. It should have been the perfect match for Netanyahu's right-wing coalition. The prime minister would be free of the condemnation of construction in West Bank and East Jerusalem settlements that became routine under former President Barack Obama, the right wing believed. President Donald Trump would allow Israel to build and build freely. Within 10 days of Trump's inauguration, Israel approved plans for more than 6,000 housing units in settlements as well as the first brand-new settlement municipality in the West Bank in nearly two decades.
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Trump walked back his promise to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem and criticized the settlements
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In addition to the political pressure Netanyahu faces, he is under criminal investigation

Question: So far, the parties have not found a framework for settlement construction acceptable to @placeholder and Netanyahu.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Nathaniel Clyne was pictured leaving a Liverpool hospital after undergoing a medical on Monday ahead of sealing a move from Southampton. The right back is set to secure a £12.5million transfer – £10.5m up front with a further £2m based on add-ons – to become Brendan Rodgers’s sixth signing already since the season ended. Liverpool have been searching for a right-back after allowing Glen Johnson to leave at the end of his contract and Jon Flanagan out long-term with a knee injury. Provided the medical is passed, as expected, Clyne will follow Roberto Firmino, James Milner, Adam Bogdan, Danny Ings and Joe Gomez to Merseyside.
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Nathaniel Clyne will become Liverpool's sixth signing of the summer
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Southampton defender indicated he would be keen to move to Anfield
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Reds have agreed a deal which could rise to £12.5m for the England man
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Brendan Rodgers moved for Clyne after allowing Glen Johnson to leave

Question: They had an initial £10m bid for @placeholder rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.

Answer: Nathaniel Clyne

Answer: Clyne

Answer: Nathaniel Clyne

Answer: Clyne


Washington  (CNN) The Navy is looking to increase its use of drones that are more and more independent of direct human control despite the concerns of alarmed scientists and inventors over increasing automation in the military. In recent days, Pentagon officials and Navy leaders have spoken about the program and the push to develop more autonomous and intelligent unmanned systems. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter in a speech earlier this month confirmed that the United States was developing "self-driving boats which can network together to do all kinds of missions, from fleet defense to close-in surveillance, without putting sailors at risk."
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Navy leaders have spoken about the push to develop more autonomous and intelligent unmanned systems
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The Navy's push comes despite critics expressing increasing alarm at further automating drones

Question: @placeholder contract aims to equip hundreds of ships with drones

Answer: Navy

Answer: Navy


A man from Iowa made his Harry Potter-loving wife's dreams come true when he turned their home into her very own Hogwarts in celebration of her birthday. Corey Kundert, 27, got out his spell book to turn the apartment that he shares with Amanda into something akin to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. From hidden railway platforms and special potions to wanted posters and magic wands, he ensured that everything for her 26th birthday party had something to do with Harry Potter. Amanda told Seventeen how her husband had known for years just how big of a fan she was of the franchise.
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Corey Kundert, 27, from Iowa, threw his wife, Amanda, an incredibly detailed surprise Harry Potter-themed 26th birthday party
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From a secret platform 9¾ door, to specially-made broomstick snacks, the couple's living room was transformed

Question: Amanda was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on @placeholder's 11th birthday.

Answer: Harry Potter

Answer: Harry Potter


Recovery: Ashya King, pictured last October, is clear of cancer after his parents Brett and Naghmeh took him for pioneering treatment in the Czech Republic after fleeing a Southampton hospital last year The parents of five-year-old brain cancer sufferer Ashya King revealed today  their son is clear of the disease. Brett and Naghmeh King were put in prison after taking their son out of an NHS hospital and going across Europe to seek pioneering proton therapy in the Czech Republic. Now, some five months after he completed the pioneering treatment, they said Ashya was making good progress, starting to speak again and able to play with his brothers and sisters in the park.
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Brain cancer sufferer Ashya King given all clear after his proton therapy
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His parents sparked a manhunt last year when they took him from hospital
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Brett and Naghmeh King took him for pioneering treatment in Prague
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Mr King said: 'This is a miracle we thought we would never see'
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They were arrested and jailed in Spain but then released without charge
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Five months on and the five-year-old is recovering well from the treatment
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The Kings claim if they had left their son with the NHS  he would have died

Question: Ashya had 30 irradiation sessions to fight his rare brain tumour at the @placeholder clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.

Answer: Prague

Question: The therapy is not available for him on the @placeholder, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.

Answer: NHS

Answer: NHS


Near Mosul, Iraq (CNN) Iraqi forces entered ISIS-held Mosul on Thursday for the first time in more than two years, and are in a head-to-head battle with militants on the front line, defense officials said. Iraqi Defense Ministry spokesman Brig. Gen. Tahsin Ibrahim told CNN that units of the 9th Armored Division had entered the key city and that troops had stormed the neighborhood of al Intisar in the east. Penetrating the eastern border has been the most significant breakthrough in the offensive, which was launched two weeks ago to free Mosul from the militant group's brutal rule. Officials had warned that entering the city would likely trigger the fiercest fighting yet, and that the battle is expected to be fought "street to street," or even "house to house."
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Iraqi security forces kill two ISIS suicide bombers in eastern Mosul
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Entering the city is a significant breakthrough, but troops face enormous challenges

Question: Inside @placeholder, fewer people are attending prayers at mosques as civilians try to stay away from ISIS locations, witnesses said.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Question: Now they say @placeholder teenagers wearing suicide vests are riding around the eastern neighborhoods of the city on motorbikes.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: As they go head to head with ISIS in @placeholder, coalition forces are pushing from other directions in an attempt to squeeze the militants out.

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul

Answer: Mosul


Sofia Vergara is fighting back in the bitter battle with ex Nick Loeb over the fate of frozen embryos the couple created in November 2013, six months before they ended their relationship. The Hot Pursuit star's lawyer Fred Silberberg told People late Friday that the 42-year-old 'has never wanted to destroy her embryos.' However, she's not planning on using them either, the attorney said in the statement, adding that Vergara 'is content to leave the embryos frozen indefinitely as she has no desire to have children with her ex.' Scroll down for video Speaking out: Sofia Vergara's attorney said Friday the actress has no intention of destroying the frozen embryos she created with ex Nick Loeb but has no plans to use them either as she has moved on with her life
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The Modern family star 'is content to leave her fertilized eggs frozen indefinitely' her attorney says
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Loeb has filed a lawsuit to stop the actress destroying two frozen embryos, according to legal documents obtained by In Touch
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Embryos were fertilized using her eggs and his sperm in November 2013, six months before they split up, it is claimed
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Former couple previously tried to use surrogate to have children twice during their relationship, but procedures failed, according to the lawsuit
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Recent reports suggest that the Colombian-born actress insisted her 44-year-old assistant be a surrogate despite her now ex's objections
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Lawsuit also claims that Vergara was 'physically and mentally abusive' to Loeb during their almost-four-year relationship

Question: No directive: Ultimately, the outcome will be at the discretion of a judge, but it would be unlikely that Loeb would be able to use the embryos without Vergara's consent, according to a legal expert who spoke to @placeholder

Answer: In Touch


(CNN) -- Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce kept her tag of the fastest woman in the world with a performance as dominating as her Jamaican male counterpart Usain Bolt 24 hours earlier to claim the 100m title at the world championships Monday. The diminutive 1.52m tall sprinter recovered from an indifferent start to drive through the line in 10.71 seconds, the fastest time of the year. After a build-up dominated by doping scandals involving Trinidad and Tobago's Kelly-Ann Baptiste and her own teammate Veronica Campbell-Brown, who would both have been medal contenders, Fraser-Pryce reminded everyone of her formidable talent. The double Olympic champion and winner of the world title in 2009 shrugged off a minor injury problem to win from Ivorian Murielle Ahoure (10.93), with defending champion Carmelita Jeter of the United States taking the bronze (10.94).
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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce wins women's 100m at world championships
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Diminutive Jamaican runs fastest time of the season
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Build up to event dominated by positive doping tests
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Christine Ohuruogu dips for 400m gold

Question: "I had my obstacles - I was starting to feel pain under my left butt cheek," @placeholder revealed after her victory.

Answer: Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce

Answer: Fraser-Pryce

Answer: Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce


What does it sound like to land on the surface of Saturn’s moon Titan or fly past the Martian moon Phobos? Thanks to the European Space Agency you can listen to these sounds - and more - recreated by processing data from various spacecraft. The amazing collection of clips include some that have been artificially amplified to be audible to humans, and others that are simply as they originally sounded. The recent launch of a Soyuz rocket that took two European satellites into orbit can also be heard in one amazing clip. It took off from French Guiana at 9.46pm GMT on Friday 27 March (pictured), carrying two satellites that will expand Europe’s Galileo system
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The European Space Agency's Soundcloud page reveals clips of space
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They include the noises heard as a probe landed on Titan in 2005
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'Singing' from comet 67P as recorded by Rosetta is also heard
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And you can also listen to a variety of rocket launches

Question: Scientists at @placeholder are hoping that the probe will wake up in the coming weeks as sunlight recharges its batteries, letting them perform more key science on the surface.

Answer: European Space Agency

Answer: European Space Agency


(CNN) President Donald Trump is under fire again, this time for his firing of former FBI Director James Comey. But many of his supporters aren't joining the outcry. CNN spoke to Trump backers across the country, and while some of them expressed surprise at Comey's ouster, few said it changed their image of the leader of the free world. Here's what they had to say: Jake Lee, business owner Lee, 46, of West Hollywood, California, said he believes Trump made "the right decision" in axing Comey. "As far as the Comey thing goes, I think he gave him plenty of chances. I think what became the last straw was when he (Comey) made that statement about the classified emails showing up on (Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin's and her husband, former Congressman Anthony Weiner's) laptop. You can't have rules for the elitist ruling class and not have those rules apply to everybody else. I think in my opinion that was part of (Trump's) decision. The guy likes to run a tight ship."
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Many Trump voters across the country say James Comey's firing doesn't change their opinion of the President
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"I was hoping Trump would've done a lot better with his presidency so far," Kentucky business owner says

Question: Preisendorf thinks Comey should've been fired in 2016 during the @placeholder email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired Comey "just to protect himself.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: Preisendorf thinks Comey should've been fired in 2016 during the Clinton email flap and that it's obvious that Trump fired @placeholder "just to protect himself.

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: James Comey

Question: He also appreciated the unexpected nature of @placeholder's announcement: "Trump doesn't broadcast what he's gonna do; he just does it, and I like that."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- CNN Pentagon Correspondent Barbara Starr reported Thursday that the U.S. intelligence community has information that Russian artillery is firing into eastern Ukraine. The artillery pieces shown in the released footage are Russian M-46 130mm field guns with a range of a little over 16 miles. Why would the Russians do this? Simple -- this fits into their plan to support pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine. The end game? I believe it is the eventual absorption of that region into the Russian Federation. The area in red on the map is where much of the fighting between the Ukrainian government and the pro-Russian rebels has been occurring over the last month. The separatists have downed several Ukrainian military aircraft in this area as the fighting raged. It is also the area in which Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down in what most of us believe was a tragic case of mistaken identity and inept use of modern weaponry.
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U.S. intelligence officials say they believe Russian artillery is firing into eastern Ukraine
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Rick Francona says the artillery firing is a significant escalation by the Russians
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He says Vladimir Putin's concern is to protect the pro-Russian rebels
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Francona: Ultimately, Putin may claim territory in eastern Ukraine to 'protect' rebels

Question: Over the past month, the Ukrainians have been successful in pushing the rebels into a pocket near the @placeholder border.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians


(CNN) Donald Trump has a message for the American people: No fat chicks. And America has a message for him: That kind of crass sexism may have sold tabloids in the '90s, but it loses you elections in a more feminist, body-positive 2016. His poor performance at the first presidential debate was brought into even sharper relief by a stunning show from Hillary Clinton, who pointedly brought up Trump's chauvinist treatment of women. "And one of the worst things he said was about a woman in a beauty contest -- he loves beauty contests, supporting them, and hanging around them -- and he called this woman 'Miss Piggy,' then he called her 'Miss Housekeeping' because she was Latina," Clinton said.
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Jill Filipovic: In doubling down on his fat-shaming of Alicia Machado, Trump shows he's out of touch
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She says today more Americans self-identify as fat AND worthy of love and respect
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Filipovic: Public figures can no longer get away with using weight as a tool of sexist humiliation

Question: @placeholder are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: Americans


(CNN) -- The small, black-and-white newspaper ad offered a discount: Nine holes of golf for $9.11 -- on September 11. The management of a Wisconsin golf course said the idea was to remember the victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks, but the ad turned into a public relations disaster on social media. By Tuesday, TumbleDown Trails Golf Course was reporting death threats. The golf course in Verona, Wisconsin, placed an advertisement in Monday's Wisconsin State Journal offering to "commemorate" the 12th anniversary of the terror attacks with "9 holes with cart for only $9.11 per person or 18 holes with cart for only $19.11!"
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Social media erupts after course offers discount to "commemorate" terror attacks
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Offer: $9.11 for nine holes, $19.11 for 18 holes
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Management apologizes on Facebook, reports death threats
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Course may be closed on Wednesday due to security concerns

Question: By Tuesday afternoon, many @placeholder commenters were defending the course.

Answer: Facebook


(CNN) Kenya will hold another presidential election on October 17 after its disputed vote last month was thrown out, the country's election commission said. This comes after the country's Supreme Court on Friday invalidated the results of the contentious August 8 presidential election and ordered a new vote within 60 days. President Uhuru Kenyatta won the election over veteran opposition candidate Raila Odinga. But the court upheld a petition by Odinga, who had claimed Kenyatta's re-election was fraudulent. The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission set the date at its 204th plenary meeting, the body said on Twitter. Kenyatta and Odinga, along with their same running mates, will once again compete for the seat.
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Incumbent Kenyatta and challenger Odinga will vie for presidency -- again
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Bad memories of violence after 2007 vote are still fresh in Kenya

Question: After Kenyatta was declared the winner last month by 54% to 45% over @placeholder, sporadic violence erupted in some areas, claiming the lives of at least 24 people.

Answer: Raila Odinga


Crown Princess Mary demonstrated the royal way of showcasing a hint of skin during an event in Denmark last week. The Danish Royal attended a children's library in the city of Odense to launch a summer reading campaign wearing a chic cream and navy ensemble. Mary, 43, wore a blouse that could be either demure or daring, depending on how it is worn. The Crown Princess opted for the conservative option, fascinating the neckline at the base of her throat to create a cut-out that flashed just a hint of decolletage. The striking blouse was lined in navy to match her textured knee-length skirt, and patent navy heels. May added large pearl drop earrings to complete the elegant look.
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Crown Princess Mary visited a library in Odense, Denmark on Friday
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The Australian-born royal wore a chic cream and navy outfit to launch a summer reading campaign
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She also attended a fashion exhibit during her visit to the city
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Mary and Crown Prince Frederic attended the 2015 Reumert Awards for performing arts on Sunday

Question: More recently @placeholder attended a glittering awards night in Copenghagen with her husband Prince Frederik.

Answer: Mary

Answer: Mary

Answer: Mary

Answer: Mary


(CNN) Donald Trump is aiming to pull off one of the greatest political comebacks in history. The Republican nominee is rebounding from a summer of repeated stumbles that threatened to undermine his candidacy, underscoring his ability to claw his way back and stay competitive despite controversies that would sink any other politician. Poll: Nine weeks out, a near even race Trump and Hillary Clinton enter the critical post-Labor Day phase of the campaign in a dead heat. A CNN/ORC national poll released Tuesday finds Trump ahead of Clinton by two points -- 45% to 43% -- among likely voters. The race is also tight among registered voters, where Clinton has a three point advantage. Both findings are within the margin of error.
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CNN/ORC national poll shows Trump, Clinton in a dead heat
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Trump needs to make election a referendum on Clinton

Question: @placeholder is banking on a huge turnout from minority voters who helped Obama win the presidency in 2008 and 2012.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: Or a sudden global crisis, economic shock -- or even a smoking gun suggesting a hidden @placeholder scandal -- could also shake up the race.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: Unless he starts making headway soon, with early voting only weeks away, it may take something that jarring for @placeholder to win.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Those who knew Mike Ilitch, the Little Caesars founder and Detroit Tigers owner who died last Friday, have spent the past few days fondly remembering his impact on friends, on Detroit residents, and on the sports community. Ilitch also had an impact on the daily life of one of the most iconic figures from the civil rights movement. For more than a decade, Ilitch had quietly paid for Rosa Parks' apartment in downtown Detroit, according to CNN affiliate WXYZ. That story came to light thanks to Damon Keith, a Detroit native and federal judge. "They don't go around saying it, but I want to, at this point, let them know, how much the Ilitches not only meant to the city, but they meant so much for Rosa Parks, who was the mother of the civil rights movement," Keith told WXYZ.
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Restaurant tycoon Mike Ilitch died on Friday at the age of 87
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The Detroit native had paid for Rosa Parks' apartment in a safer area of the city

Question: The Parks' donation further shows Ilitch's commitment to @placeholder, where he was born and raised.

Answer: Detroit Tigers

Answer: Detroit

Answer: Detroit

Answer: Detroit

Answer: Detroit


Drew Peterson, a former suburban Chicago police officer convicted of killing his third wife and suspected in his fourth wife's disappearance, pleaded not guilty today to trying to hire a hitman to kill the prosecutor who helped put him in prison. Peterson's feet were shackled as he waived a preliminary hearing in the court in Randolph County in southern Illinois. He was charged in February with soliciting an unidentified person to find someone he could pay to kill Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow. Circuit Judge Richard Brown also granted Peterson's request for a speedy trial, meaning he would go to trial within 160 days or by July 28. Randolph County State's Attorney Jeremy Walker said the state would ready by July 13.
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Drew Peterson was convicted in 2012 of the murder of his third wife, Kathleen Savio
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He is also suspected in the 2007 disappearance of Stacy Peterson
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On February 9, he was charged with trying to have Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow murdered

Question: @placeholder issued a brief statement after the new charges against Peterson were announced, saying that while it was 'unfortunate that prosecutors sometimes must deal with allegations of this nature,' he would not let a threat to his personal safety affect the way he does his job.

Answer: James Glasgow

Answer: James Glasgow


Boston (CNN) -- For more than a year, Ellen O'Donnell slept on the streets, where she was the target of theft, violence and cruelty. Her situation left her neglecting chronic health problems that threatened her survival. "It was so difficult to access [medical] services. I was totally alienated and I just couldn't relate," O'Donnell said. "I would get things stolen from me. And ... two young women tried to set me on fire. Life was just this movie and I wasn't going to bother participating anymore." Then O'Donnell stumbled upon someone she could relate to: Dr. Roseanna Means. Since 1999, Means and her team have set up clinics inside Boston shelters to offer direct, free medical care to thousands of homeless women and children.
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Dr. Roseanna Means' nonprofit offers direct, free medical care to homeless women and children
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She set up clinics in Boston shelters after discovering that many women weren't using existing services
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Her team of 17 volunteer doctors together donate $500,000 in services annually
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Do you know a hero? Nominations are open for 2011 CNN Heroes

Question: Today, @placeholder's newfound sight has lifted her depression and helped her take fewer medications.

Answer: Ellen O'Donnell

Answer: O'Donnell

Answer: O'Donnell


France legend Serge Betsen tells Sportsmail where he thinks Clermont's clash with Saracens at Stade Geoffrey-Guichard will be won... HEAD TO HEADS Wesley Fofana v Brad Barritt If there is one genius in French rugby at the moment, it’s Wesley Fofana. The kid is so talented and skilful that something happens every time he gets the ball so Saracens will need to focus on him. He is up against Brad Barritt, who is not as easy on the eye but is a very solid unit for Saracens — hence why they have made him captain. He reminds me of former British Lions flanker Richard Hill — someone you don’t really notice but is so important for the team.
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Saracens skipper Brad Barritt will line up opposite Wesley Fofana
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Flanker Julien Bonnaire will be tasked with stopping Billy Vunipola
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Charlie Hodgson is enjoying a rich vein of form at present
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Clermont will fear Jacques Burger after his performance last year
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The Top 14 side have the best supporters in French rugby

Question: Although this game is being played at a ‘neutral’ venue, it will still feel like a home game for @placeholder.

Answer: Clermont

Answer: Clermont


ISIS has threatened Twitter founder Jack Dorsey and his employees after the site removed accounts linked to the extremists. Twitter confirmed to Daily Mail Online that the company was working with authorities to verify the seriousness of the threat which claimed employees' necks are 'a target for the soldiers of the Caliphate'. The chilling warning, written in Arabic, featured a picture of Dorsey in a gun's cross-hairs and the Twitter logo. It was posted on Sunday on an anonymous site based in Poland which is used by programmers to share code. Dorsey, who is worth an estimated $2.5billion and lives in California, made no mention of the threat online on Sunday as he tweeted his 2.87million followers.
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Twitter confirmed to Daily Mail Online on Monday that the company was working with authorities to verify the seriousness of the threat
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The threat, featuring a picture of Dorsey in a gun's cross-hairs and the Twitter logo, was posted on Sunday

Question: The message then appears to address Dorsey directly and @placeholder employees.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Question: According to @placeholder's rules: 'You may not publish or post direct, specific threats of violence against others.'

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter


(CNN) -- "Our country has changed," wrote Chief Justice John Roberts on June 25, 2013, when five of the nine Supreme Court Justices dismantled the historic Voting Rights Act. Roberts is correct in at least one respect: Today's Republican Party is no longer the party of Abraham Lincoln, as former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens reminded us again in a recent article in The New York Review of Books. Stevens, a lifelong Republican appointed to the court by Gerald Ford, attacked Roberts and his Republican colleagues for usurping the authority of Congress which had overwhelmingly renewed the act in 2006.
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Gary May: Roberts court gutting Voting Rights Act, recalls that GOP no longer party of Lincoln
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He says leading Republican in 1965, Dirksen, was architect of act, rounding up GOP votes
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Later, Republican "Southern Strategy" wooed white voters, blacks flocked to Democrats
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May: Now court has abetted GOP, as it tries to obstruct voting rights in states

Question: He argued that the chief justice's opinion had failed "to explain why such a decision should be made by the members of the @placeholder," and not the Congress.

Answer: Supreme Court

Answer: Supreme Court Justice


A devastated  Joe Biden closed his eyes and looked up for a brief moment on Thursday before leading his family behind the coffin of his eldest son, Beau Biden, who passed away this weekend following a battle with cancer. The Vice President leaned over to give words of comfort to his son's two young children and widow, Hallie. The VP's distraught wife, Dr Jill Biden,  clung to her granddaughter Natalie, 11, while Biden took nine-year-old grandson Hunter's hand as the family followed Beau's casket into the Delaware state Capitol where his body would lie in honor. Joseph 'Beau' Biden III, the former Delaware Attorney General and an Iraq war veteran,  died of brain cancer on Saturday at the age of 46.
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Beau Biden, who passed away from brain cancer on Saturday, was the eldest son of Vice President Joe Biden
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Beau, the former Delaware Attorney General and an Iraq war veteran, was 46 years old. He leaves his wife Hallie, daughter Natalie, 11, and nine-year-old son Hunter
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He was laid in honor in the Legislative Hall following a processional from Wilmington to Dover, Delaware
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Delaware Governor Jack Markell gave a tribute, saying 'Beau made Delaware a better place for us all', describing Biden as a dedicated public servant and a model husband and father
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A funeral Mass will be held at St Anthony of Padua church in Wilmington on Saturday where President Obama will deliver a eulogy

Question: 'Because of what Beau Biden did in this very building, the children of @placeholder are safer for generations to come,' Markell said.

Answer: Delaware

Answer: Delaware Attorney General

Answer: Delaware

Answer: Delaware

Answer: Delaware

Answer: Delaware


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump appeared to equate US actions with the authoritarian regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin in an interview released Saturday, saying, "There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump made the remark during an interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, saying he respected his Russian counterpart. "But he's a killer," O'Reilly said to Trump. "There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump replied. A clip of the exchange was released Saturday and the full interview aired Sunday before the Super Bowl. It was an unusual assertion coming from the President of the United States. Trump himself, however, has made similar points before.
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"There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump says
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It is an unusual assertion coming from the President of the United States

Question: Trump and @placeholder spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Question: "I know, but you've got to have data to back that up," @placeholder replied.

Answer: Bill O'Reilly

Answer: O'Reilly


As Wales, Ireland and Scotland gear up for seismic World Cup quarter-finals this weekend, it was back to reality for England’s fallen stars with the Aviva Premiership back on the agenda. At Sixways on Friday night, two of Northampton’s leading lights were given the opportunity to put a summer of frustration behind them. For Dylan Hartley and Luther Burrell, the Saints’ visit to newly-promoted Worcester was a chance for the exiled England pair to show Stuart Lancaster what he missed last month. Hartley was dropped from Lancaster’s World Cup squad at the end of May after the Saints front- rower received a four-match ban for head-butting Saracens hooker Jamie George in last season’s Premiership semi-final.
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Stephen Myler fired the visitors into an early 6-0 lead with two penalties
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Tom Heathcote  teed up skipper GJ Van Velze for opening try of the night
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Dylan Hartley and Luther Burrell started the match for Northampton Saints
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No 10 Heathcote kicked a late drop-goal to send Sixways into raptures

Question: Worcester were made to pay for their profligacy in front of goal as @placeholder landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.

Answer: Stephen Myler


Labour's leadership race sparked into life tonight after Blairite candidate Liz Kendall demanded the party cast off the 'baggage' of its past and get real over cutting the deficit and controlling immigration. Miss Kendall, speaking during a live TV debate on BBC Two tonight, said voters did not trust Labour with the economy and people's taxes and were angry about illegal migrants 'scrambling onto lorries' to get into Britain. She also vowed to give the party the chance to sack her if she was on course to lose the next election in 2020. Miss Kendall's leadership rival Andy Burnham - the early bookies favourite to succeed Ed Miliband - also pledged to make it easier to remove the Labour leader if he is elected, as the final four candidates clashed in a live hustings in Nuneaton tonight.
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Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper, Liz Kendall and Jeremy Corbyn faced off in a live TV debate on BBC Two tonight
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The four leadership contenders faced questions from a studio audience
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Ms Kendall said Labour was not trusted on the economy or migration
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She also vowed give MPs to right to sack her if she is not performing
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Final result will be announced at the Labour conference on September 12

Question: @placeholder is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour


Twitter has named interim Chief Executive Jack Dorsey as its permanent CEO. Dorsey has served as interim CEO for the past three months, after former Dick Costolo stepped down in July. Dorsey will remain the head of fast-growing mobile payments company Square, potentially setting up a conflict of interests for the co-founder of both companies. Twitter previously said the CEO job would be a full-time position, which seemed to exclude Dorsey as long as he continued to run Square. Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payment service Square, a job he has repeatedly said he intends to keep as he prepares to take that San Francisco company public too.
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Dick Costolo stepped down from role at the beginning of July
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Rumours had circulated that interim CEO would be made permanent
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Dorsey will also remain CEO of payment firm Square
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Twitter previously said the job would be a full-time position, which seemed to exclude Dorsey as long as he continued to run Square

Question: @placeholder had been Twitter's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.

Answer: Dick Costolo

Answer: Dick Costolo

Question: Costolo had been @placeholder's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Question: 'He has a profound understanding of the product and @placeholder's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Question: 'He has a profound understanding of the product and Twitter's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with @placeholder's leadership team.'

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter


Airana Grande has been unveiled as the latest star to lend their name to MAC Cosmetics' Viva Glam campaign. The 22-year-old singer follows in the footsteps of fellow pop stars Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj in lending her face and name to new products sold for profits benefiting the brand's HIV and AIDS charity. The new addition, which was announced by the brand on Tuesday, October 27, is a perfect fit for the ever cat-eyed and contoured brunette stunner. Along with lending her image to the new campaign, Ariana is promoting two new products to go on sale in stores, including a deep plum-colored lipstick in a matte finish and a shimmering baby pink lip gloss.
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The singer, 22, joins the likes of Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga and Rihanna who have all lent their names to the brand
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All profits from the line, which includes a matte plum lipstick and baby pink lip gloss, will go towards brand's own HIV/AIDS fund

Question: The products aren't the first foray into the beauty business by @placeholder, as she recently released her own scent, ARI by Ariana Grande.

Answer: Ariana


Washington (CNN) Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson said Tuesday Donald Trump makes  "ridiculous" comments, and pitched himself as a general election home for potentially disaffected Bernie Sanders supporters. "With regard to Trump, he's saying some things that I just think are ridiculous and would disqualify any other candidate," Johnson told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day." The former New Mexico governor cited immigration as a particular area of disagreement with Trump, arguing that instead of advocating for a wall and mass deportation, the United States should "embrace immigration." He called building a fence on the border "crazy." "Speaking as a border governor, they (immigrants) are the cream of the crop," Johnson said.
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Johnson says immigrants are "cream of the crop"
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The presidential hopeful asked, "What changes with Hillary Clinton?"

Question: He added that could be consequential, given the high unfavorability ratings of both @placeholder and Trump.

Answer: Hillary Clinton


Al-Qayyara, Iraq (CNN) Menacing black smoke hangs over the town of al-Qayyara. The air here is poison. Children with blackened hands and soot-stained faces play beneath the toxic plumes. The early afternoon sun is so eclipsed by the haze that day seems like endless twilight. The dark filth coating the landscape and choking residents' lungs comes from oil wells sabotaged and set alight by ISIS in August. Engineers and firefighters have been battling the flames for 100 days now. When CNN first visited al-Qayyara back in early October, they had tackled six fires with nine to go. But the real extent of the damage had yet to be determined.
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Town of al-Qayyara, south of Mosul, is awash with toxic plumes
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ISIS set oil wells ablaze in bid to hamper Iraqi forces from advancing
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While several battle to quell fires, residents breathe poisonous fumes

Question: All while the 15,000 residents of al-@placeholder continue to live in an environment they know is damaging their health, potentially for years to come.

Answer: Qayyara

Answer: Qayyara

Answer: Qayyara

Answer: Qayyara


Boris Johnson warned David Cameron last night that he must be prepared to 'walk away' from Europe if he fails to get a good deal for Britain. He used his maiden speech in the Commons since being re-elected as an MP to underline his own Eurosceptic credentials. The London Mayor spelt out a warning to the Prime Minister that Conservative MPs would not accept a cosmetic renegotiation of Britain's membership of the EU. Mr Johnson said he wished the Prime Minister luck on his 'pan-European schmoozathon'. He added: 'I believe his efforts will be crowned with success but I remind him… that if you are going to go into a difficult international negotiation of this kind, then you have to be prepared to walk away if you don't get the result that you want.
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Mr Johnson said he wished PM luck on his 'pan-European schmoozathon'
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Said he believed David Cameron's efforts would be 'crowned with success'
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But said UK should be prepared to 'strike out' and 'forge alternative future'

Question: 'The Prime Minister has been very clear we are not neutral observers in this – if we can get a decent package we will be selling hard the advantages not just of staying in the @placeholder but of stepping up.

Answer: Europe

Answer: Eurosceptic

Answer: EU

Answer: European

Answer: European


A kind-hearted 12-year-old boy turned down a £20 reward for returning a lost mobile phone and instead told the owner to do 'something nice for someone else'. Josh Brown found an iPhone4 on a train seat and answered a call from the owner's mother after getting off at Birmingham on February 21. He told Michelle Hickinbottom, 36, that he would leave her 16-year-old daughter Shaunnah's phone at the ticket office at Selly Oak train station on his way home to Alvechurch, Worcestershire. Josh Brown (left) turned down a £20 reward after he found Shaunnah Hickinbottom's iPhone4 (right) on a train
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Josh Brown found an iPhone4 on a train seat in Birmingham last month
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He told the owner's mother that he would leave it at station's ticket office
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Michelle Hickinbottom had offered to post him reward if he left address
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But she was stunned to find heartwarming note along with the £250 phone
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So she launched social media campaign to track Josh down and thank him

Question: @placeholder (pictured with daughter Shaunnah) said she was 'choked' when she read the letter

Answer: Michelle Hickinbottom

Answer: Michelle Hickinbottom


Prince Andrew will not face court action in the US over claims he had sex with an under-age girl, after a Florida judge ruled her claims must be struck out. Virginia Roberts had hoped to join a lawsuit involving Andrew’s friend Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted paedophile and sex offender. But last night Judge Kenneth Marra ordered her claims that she was a ‘sex slave’ to Epstein and was forced to have sex with the Duke of York three times should be ‘struck from the record’. Scroll down for video Virginia Roberts photographed with Prince Andrew in early 2001. Her claims she was forced to sleep with him have now been struck from the court record
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Allegations a 17-year-old was forced to sleep with Prince Andrew erased
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Virginia Roberts had attempted to join lawsuit against the U.S. government
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The women were trying to reopen a federal non-prosecution agreement
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A judge today struck her and a second woman's claims from court records
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He said the details had no bearing on the attempt to reopen  prosecution

Question: Jeffrey Epstein allegedly kept @placeholder as a 'sex slave'

Answer: Virginia Roberts

Answer: Virginia Roberts

Answer: Virginia Roberts


(CNN) -- A Canadian town slipped out of a tense fear and into mourning overnight with the arrest of a man suspected of killing three police officers and wounding two others. 'I'm done," suspect Justin Bourque yelled as he gave up, a nearby resident who watched the 24-year-old's arrest through a window told CNN partner CBC. He was unarmed, although police found weapons nearby, said Marlene Snowman, a superintendent for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Authorities offered no explanation for the rampage in the town of Moncton, New Brunswick. Charges against him would be filed later, Snowman said. RCMP Assistant Commissioner Roger Brown identified the slain officers as Constables David Ross, 32, Fabrice Georges Gevaudan, 45, and Douglas James Larche, 40.
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NEW: "I can't dig deep enough to explain the sadness," police official says
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NEW: Police release the names of the officers killed
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Moncton resident says suspect was arrested on her yard
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SWAT teams swarmed neighborhoods and surrounded buildings

Question: "Suddenly, one of the @placeholder trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."

Answer: SWAT

Question: There were no homicides in @placeholder in 2011 and 2012, and the average number of homicides per year between 2006 and 2011 was one.

Answer: Moncton

Answer: Moncton


As the firstborn child of Tinseltown's most famous couple, North West was destined to have a privileged upbringing. As the apple of Kim and Kanye West's eye, North, who turns two this month, has travelled the world, graced the front row of fashion week and has the most esteemed children's designers on speed dial. North has also been showered with love by both of her parents, which is regularly documented on her mother's Instagram feed. So, as Kim announces that she's pregnant with her second child, how will little Nori cope with the new arrival? 'North West is bound to find it difficult as she will have been used to being the centre of her parent’s universe for over two years by the time the new baby is born,' said Child Psychologist, Dr Angharad Rudkin.
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Kim announced that she's expecting her second child
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Experts say North, nearly two, may find it hard to adjust
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Kim and Kanye should pay special attention to her and guests should buy her gifts, they say

Question: However, @placeholder is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'

Answer: North West

Answer: North

Answer: North

Answer: Nori

Answer: North West

Answer: North


He's known for his hatred of the West, with the United States at the top of his list of enemies. But this picture appears to show North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong-un casually riding a train in Chicago. The photograph, posted on Imgur by a commuter, shows the lookalike playing on his phone, looking a bit bored despite being in the land of the free, rather than the most oppressed nation in the world. While the man's trademark haircut and grey suit seemed to suggest he was the real deal, commenters online were quick to point out that he has been seen in the area plenty of times before - and is actually a student at the University of Illinois.
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Lookalike was spotted playing on his phone on the metro in Chicago
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Doppelganger has the same haircut and similar clothes to Kim Jong-un
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Mystery impersonator revealed to be South Korean student Minyong Kim
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He likes to dress up as the dictator and is often seen partying and playing basketball while pretending to be North Korea's supreme leader
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Kim says people ask to take selfies with him hundreds of times a day
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He enjoys it, but his parents worry he might be assassinated or kidnapped

Question: I say, "Kim Jong-un is a fan of @placeholder, but he thought Chicago was too dangerous a place so I came here".

Answer: Chicago

Answer: Chicago


(CNN) For the past two decades, Harvard, the nation's oldest and arguably most prestigious institution of higher learning, has been a primary front in the assault on Affirmative Action. Since the early 1990s, it has been subject to a nearly continuous series of lawsuits and administrative complaints alleging that its admissions practices, which embrace "holistic" standards of admission that look beyond test scores and grades to take character and cultural context into account, are discriminatory against Asian applicants, whose test scores and grades are on average higher than other applicants. The complaints quietly add that these standards are also discriminatory against whites, who currently make up 52.8% of admittances. Asians make up another 21.1%.
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Jeff Yang: A new proposal to make Harvard tuition free is really a tactic to take down Affirmative Action
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The primary beneficiaries of a free Harvard are wealthy applicants whose families can afford to pay

Question: The free-tuition initiative is ultimately a bait and switch: Upon election, they intend to demand "transparency" in Harvard's admissions process, specifically arguing for the release of data intended to expose what they believe to be persistent anti-@placeholder (and anti-white) bias.

Answer: Asian

Answer: Asians

Question: They say that achieving transparency -- by openly releasing applicant data -- will demonstrate how @placeholder (and, quietly, whites) are actively disqualified on the basis of race.

Answer: Asian

Answer: Asians


Cricketer David Warner has opened up about the emotional turmoil he feels every day as he continues to grieve over the devastating death of his friend and team mate, Phillip Hughes. Hughes was tragically killed in November 2014 in a freak accident during a Sheffield Shield match at the SCG. Warner was by Hughes' side when the 25-year-old was struck in the head by a bouncer, resulting in a catastrophic head injury. Warner, 28, desperately tried to help the young batsman, holding Hughes' hand as he was taken from the field. 'When I got home after that day I was standing in the shower and I was sort of facing the wall with my hands on my head going: “why?”
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David Warner says his friend Phillip Hughes' death 'hurts every day'
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Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes died tragically at the SCG in 2014
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He scored 101 during his heroic return to the SCG on January 6 for Day One of the Australia v India Sydney Test
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Warner kissed the ground when he reached 63 to commemorate Hughes
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He has ls to take to the pitch again

Question: At a time when many doubted he could even face a ball, @placeholder scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.

Answer: David Warner

Answer: Warner

Answer: Warner

Answer: David Warner

Answer: Warner


Paris (CNN) -- France votes Sunday in a presidential runoff pitting incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy against Francois Hollande in an election dominated by economy, unemployment and immigration concerns. Campaigning concluded at midnight Friday. In the first round of voting, nearly a fifth of voters backed far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen -- who wants to limit the number of immigrants entering France -- leading both candidates to reach out to her supporters. In his final address Friday in Paris, Sarkozy, of the center-right UMP party, picked up on the debate over immigration as he appealed for the support of the whole nation.
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President Nicolas Sarkozy and challenger Francois Hollande compete in a runoff
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The pair wrapped up their election campaigns Friday
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Sarkozy: "I am president of France. I must speak to the French, no matter who they are"
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Hollande: "We have the responsibility to unite, to reconcile"

Question: @placeholder, who said she would cast a blank vote on Sunday, declined to endorse either candidate.

Answer: Marine Le Pen


A former Matildas vice-captain claims she was forced onto the dole when she could not find work to supplement her income as a professional soccer player. Joey Peters, who retired from the Australian women's soccer team in 2009, made the shocking admission to the ABC after the Matildas accepted an interim deal following an ongoing dispute over their pay. Peters revealed she had to work as a cleaner to make ends meet as a Matilda because she was 17 years old when she made the team and did not have many qualifications or skills. 'The [thing] that I'd think about when I was cleaning toilets was Harry Kewell... I'd just be cleaning toilets going: "Oh if only I was a boy I'd be able to not have to do this and live comfortably",' she said.
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Former Matildas player Joey Peters reveals she was forced on the dole
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When she could find work, Peters said she worked as a cleaner part-time
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She said she often thought her life would be different if she was a boy
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Her comments come after the Matildas sought a pay rise from $21,000
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Ongoing salary dispute came to a head after they went on strike last month
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The Matildas have struck an interim deal with Football Federation Australia

Question: With the boycott firmly behind them, @placeholder defender Alanna Kennedy said the focus was well and truly on the field.

Answer: Matildas

Answer: Matildas

Answer: Matilda

Answer: Matildas

Answer: Matildas

Answer: Matildas


The probe into the shooting of a British millionaire allegedly killed by his ex took a bizarre twist last night after it emerged gunshot residue was found on his new girlfriend. Maria Korotaeva, 22, told police she was outside boyfriend Andy Bush's holiday home when he was gunned down moments before former lover Mayka Kukucova emerged with the keys to his £60,000 Hummer and sped off. The pretty Russian said she had left gold dealer Andy to talk with his ex inside his Costa del Sol villa after they discovered her holed up in the property when they arrived for a romantic weekend getaway in April 2014.
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Bristol-born millionaire Andy Bush, 48, shot dead at his Costa del Sol villa
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Slovakian model ex-girlfriend, Mayka Kukucova, 25, accused of homicide
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But gunshot residue also found on his new girlfriend Maria Korotaeva, 22
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The discovery throws confusion over the previously 'open and shut' case

Question: I do fear @placeholder's defence team will try to use it to their advantage.

Answer: Mayka Kukucova


Ivanka Trump isn't wasting any time when it comes to grooming her four-year-old daughter Arabella and two-year-old son Joseph for the family's real estate business. The Executive Vice President of Development and Acquisitions at the Trump Organization snapped a heartwarming photo of her daughter posed next to a bulldozer at a family construction site on Sunday following a round of golf. 'Some of my greatest memories as a child involved touring construction sites with my parents on the weekends. I hope Arabella and Joseph feel the same way!' the 34-year-old expectant mom captioned the picture on Instagram. In the photo, Arabella can be seen wearing a puffy hot pink jacket, purple leggings, and colorful athletic sneakers as she smiles at the camera.
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The 34-year-old shared the snapshot of her daughter standing next to a bulldozer on her Instagram page on Sunday
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Earlier in the day, Ivanka took Arabella and her two-year-old son Joseph golfing and snapped a photo of them working on their swings
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Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner, 34, are expecting their third child together this spring

Question: 'They have great swings... future stars,' one person noted, while another added: '@placeholder has her swing down already!'

Answer: Arabella

Answer: Arabella

Answer: Arabella

Answer: Arabella


Formula One drivers and Jaguar haven't been the happiest bedfellows in the past, but as usual the newly crowned 2015 world champion Lewis Hamilton goes against the pack. The back-to-back British title holder's jaguar of choice Ma-Tzu, of course, has four legs instead of four wheels and calls Mexico City's Black Jaguar White Tiger Foundation home. And thanks to the sanctuary, Ma-Tzu will be around longer than F1's Jaguar Racing, which lasted from 2000 to 2004 after being formed by Ford's purchase of Jackie Stewart's and never won a race. Hamilton, who's preparing for the season's penultimate race in Brazil this weekend, says his time with Ma-Tzu was 'almost like' playing with with his beloved British bulldogs Roscoe and Coco, 'except much bigger'.
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Lewis Hamilton put his arm in the mouth of Brazilian jaguar Ma-Tzu
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World champion visited Mexico's Black Jaguar White Tiger Foundation
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He's posted images and video with the rescued big cats on social media
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The sanctuary has named a newborn lion cub in his honour

Question: After finishing second to Nico Rosberg in F1's return to Mexico for the first time in 23 years, Hamilton was making furry new friends with the sanctuary's rescued residents, including  Brazilian jaguar @placeholder-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.

Answer: Ma

Answer: Ma

Answer: Ma

Answer: Ma

Answer: Mexico


A 60-year-old man has flown more than 6,000 miles from Vancouver to Shenzhen, South China and turned himself into a walking billboard in a desperate bid to track down his online 'lover'. Canadian Jake Malone met a woman calling herself 'RiLi' on a social website 11 months ago, who according to her online profile lives in Shenzhen and owns a clothing company. She contacted Mr Malone after becoming divorced and he decided to pay her a visit - but after turning up at her company's address, he discovered the office had been closed for years, reports the People's Daily Online.
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Jake Malone, 60, met woman who calls herself 'RiLi' on social website
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After seeing her photograph the Canadian claims it was love at first sight
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Flew to  Shenzhen, but can't contact her as social website has shut down
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So he wanders the streets with her picture and appeal attached to his chest

Question: He says is willing to give up his life in @placeholder and move to China if he finds her.

Answer: Vancouver


Washington (CNN) Bob Hemseath, whose corn-farming business hinges on the whims of mother nature, is comfortable with uncertainty. But as the fourth-generation farmer heads onto his northeast Iowa farm for the 2017 planting season, it's the uncertainty coming from the White House that has Hemseath increasingly worried. The farmer listened during the 2016 campaign as Donald Trump, the real estate magnate turned politician, promised to end the North American Free Trade Agreement. Hemseath, a Republican whose industry relies heavily on exports to Mexico, chalked it up to political bluster, noted Hillary Clinton's anti-trade rhetoric and voted for Trump in November.
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Trump has said he wants to renegotiate NAFTA
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He recently spoke with the leaders of Canada and Mexico

Question: "We are trying very diligently to make sure he understands the agriculture portion of @placeholder is really quite good."

Answer: North American Free Trade Agreement

Answer: NAFTA

Question: Many of these farmers were well-aware of Trump's anti-@placeholder rhetoric on the campaign trail.

Answer: North American Free Trade Agreement

Answer: NAFTA


A last-minute World Cup return by Steffon Armitage would have been 'disruptive' for England, according to Jonny Wilkinson. World Cup-winner Wilkinson has backed his former Toulon team-mate Armitage's decision not to chase a Test return by forcing a move back to a Premiership club. Flanker Armitage has been in the Test wilderness since swapping London Irish for Toulon in 2011, as England refuse to select overseas-based stars. Armitage rejected the chance to join Bath to reignite his World Cup chances, and now ex-Toulon fly-half Wilkinson has backed that call. 'I spoke to Steffon a lot about these issues over the last couple of years,' said Wilkinson.
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Jonny Wilkinson backed England's decision not to pick Steffon Armitage
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The flanker hasn't been picked since moving to Toulon in 2011
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Arimtage rejected Bath in a move which would have boosted his chances

Question: Armitage was not considered for World Cup selection courtesy of plying his trade in @placeholder, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.

Answer: Toulon

Answer: Toulon

Answer: Toulon

Answer: Toulon

Question: Armitage was not considered for World Cup selection courtesy of plying his trade in Toulon, with @placeholder's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.

Answer: Toulon

Answer: Toulon

Answer: Toulon

Answer: Toulon


A political operative has sued presidential campaign adviser David Axelrod over Axelrod's claim that he came up with the attack strategy that saved an embattled Philadelphia mayor in 2003. Philadelphia campaign consultant Frank Keel said it was his idea to blame Republicans for an FBI listening device found in Democratic Mayor John Street's office. Keel considers the decision to attack then-President George W. Bush's Republican administration 'a defining moment' of his career, according to his lawsuit. 'His brazen and successful handling of the crisis launched Keel to the forefront of his profession,' said the legal filing, filed earlier this week and first reported on by The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Axelrod took credit in his memoir for a plan blaming GOP dirty-tricksters for a listening device the FBI planted in a Philadelphia mayor's office as part of a criminal probe
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But another Democratic operative claims it was all his idea – and Axelrod thought it was a bad one
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It's the second time the Obama confidant's book has been branded dishonest
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A Mitt Romney aide said last month that Axelrod lied when he wrote that the Republican candidate suggested on Election Night 2012 that Obama only won because his outreach targeted black voters
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Axelrod has a long career in Democratic politics and landed a six-figure consulting contract with Britain's Labour Party during this year's elections

Question: The personal aide of one-time Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney blasted him last month for writing that Romney had claimed President @placeholder's 2012 election victory was the product of an aggressive get-out-the-vote operation tageting blacks.

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


(CNN) Four weeks away from Donald Trump's inauguration, Hillary Clinton supporters continue to debate why their candidate lost the presidential election. "I think it was racism that allowed Donald Trump to win," Carol Evans said. "I'm not saying that everybody that voted for Donald Trump is a racist ... but I do believe that they allowed racism to move into the White House. Let's say that racism reacted against an Obama presidency, and that racism won." Evans was part of a panel of Clinton supporters who sat down with CNN's Alisyn Camerota in an interview that aired Monday on "New Day." They offered a list of reasons for Trump's victory and acknowledged that to move forward, they need to make an effort to understand those people who cast their votes for the President-elect.
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Hillary Clinton supporters cite racism, Russian hacking and media coverage as reasons their candidate lost
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They tell CNN that going forward, step one is to better understand the people who voted for Donald Trump

Question: Evans also cited the media's coverage of @placeholder, claiming that news networks did not cover Clinton as much.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


A convicted paedophile accused of molesting boys across three states has denied he's 'delusional' to proclaim his innocence. Gregory Robert Knight started his teaching career in South Australia where he was found to have touched the penises of at least three teenage boys during school camps in 1977. He then moved to Queensland and worked at Brisbane Boys' College, where he was again subject to allegations of abuse. In 1981, he successfully applied for a job as a music teacher at St Paul's School, also in Brisbane, but resigned three years later after a student came forward with more complaints of misconduct.
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Gregory Robert Knight is accused of molesting boys in three states
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He is a convicted paedophile, convicted in 1994 for child sex abuse
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Prosecutor said knight's denial of complaints against him was 'delusional'
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The claim was made during a royal commission hearing on Tuesday
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He has offended in South Australia, Queensland and Northern Territory

Question: Knight said the @placeholder student who went to police - who earlier told the commission he had been drugged and raped - had only come forward when compensation started being handed out.

Answer: St Paul's School


(CNN) The former mayor of Caracas -- who is a staunch opponent of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro -- was welcomed Saturday in Madrid after escaping house arrest. "I have the support from the Spanish government to remain in Spain as long as necessary, as well as my family who are accompanying me here, my wife Mitzy, and my daughters, who are here at my side," Antonio Ledezma said. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy received Ledezma, a longtime Venezuelan opposition lawmaker, and his wife, Mitzy Capriles, on Saturday at Moncloa Palace. Ledezma, 62, was elected mayor of Caracas in 2008. He was arrested in February 2015, after Maduro accused him of involvement in a plot to overthrow the government. He was later released from jail and put under house arrest for health reasons.
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Ledezma had been under arrest since 2015
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Venezuela is facing food and medicine shortages

Question: Earlier in the day, Ledezma spoke to journalists at the Madrid airport, where he said @placeholder was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuela


(CNN) At 37 years old, Lisa Pessah-Bloom, a mother of three, was pre-diabetic, struggling with losing postpartum pounds and concerned about her health. "I had gestational diabetes for all three of my pregnancies. After my third, my A1C (blood sugar measurement) kept rising, and the doctor told me for the first time to be careful, because I was on track for diabetes." Pessah-Bloom knew that she had to shed her pregnancy pounds and get her blood sugar under control. She did a Google search on diets for diabetes and stumbled upon the Paleo diet, which includes protein-rich foods like meat, fish, eggs and nuts, as well as vegetables and fruit, but excludes grains, dairy, legumes, sugars and salt. "People said that their diabetes was reversed," she said.
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Photo journaling meals creates accountability and builds social support
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Pictures of food do not give useful nutritional information

Question: But while following Paleo helped Pessah-@placeholder eat a clean, lean diet, it wasn't enough to get her to her goal.

Answer: Bloom

Answer: Bloom

Question: "  The post marked the start of Pessah-@placeholder's new diet and exercise journey, and in her post, she encouraged others to follow and support her.

Answer: Bloom

Answer: Bloom

Question: It's easy to navigate, with no chaos or clutter," Pessah-@placeholder added.

Answer: Bloom

Answer: Bloom

Question: Over a year later, Pessah-@placeholder's cooking skills have improved, and she is no longer pre-diabetic.

Answer: Bloom

Answer: Bloom

Question: Pessah-@placeholder says she could not have done it without her online community that evolved from her photo journal.

Answer: Bloom

Answer: Bloom


(CNN) -- They were miraculous escape shots even the late, great Seve Ballesteros would have been proud of. Twice during sudden death on the extra playoff holes of a titanic WGC World Match Play final, Frenchman Victor Dubuisson looked as if he were about to hand the trophy to his opponent on a plate. And twice Australia's Jason Day could only smile and shake his head as Dubuisson channeled the spirit of Spain's golfing maverick to extricate himself from the bushes of the Arizona desert. But the 23-year-old's luck couldn't hold and finally, on the fifth extra hole, Day sealed the biggest victory of his career to date.
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Jason Day defeats Victor Dubuisson to win WGC World Match Play title in Arizona
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France's Dubuisson pulls off two miracle shots to extend their titanic battle in final
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Australian Day celebrates biggest victory of his career to date on fifth extra hole
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Day pays tribute to Dubuisson's character saying "Vic has a lot of guts"

Question: "I'm disappointed because I made some terrible shots," @placeholder said after his defeat, adding of those two Seve-like escapes: "Those two shots were amazing," Dubuisson said.

Answer: Victor Dubuisson

Answer: Dubuisson

Answer: Victor Dubuisson

Answer: Dubuisson

Answer: Dubuisson


North Pole residents can put marijuana on their Christmas list next year. The city council in North Pole, Alaska, rejected a measure on Monday that would have banned marijuana dispensaries. Marijuana became legal in Alaska in February, and sales begin next year. The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner reported even Santa Claus — yes, that's his real name — testified in favor of selling pot in this Christmas-themed town, where light poles resemble candy canes. 'As far as the image goes here at North Pole, how do most people perceive Santa Claus?' Claus said. 'I would say Santa Claus is a pretty jolly fellow.'
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The city council in North Pole, Alaska, rejected a measure on Monday that would have banned marijuana dispensaries
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Marijuana became legal in Alaska in February, and sales begin next year
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A man who goes by Santa Claus testified in favor of selling pot and said he is a medical marijuana patient who doesn't want to drive to Fairbanks

Question: 'I would like to have access to medical marijuana here in North Pole and not have to travel to @placeholder to get it.'

Answer: The Fairbanks Daily News

Answer: Fairbanks


Two West Virginia officers were shot and wounded Thursday in a traffic stop on Interstate 64 that led to the discovery of two bodies. According to state police Lt. Michael Baylous, two police officers from the town of Lewisburg pulled over a white Chevrolet SUV with North Carolina plates after learning it had been reported stolen. As the officers were conducting the traffic stop, a red Chevrolet truck pulled alongside them and the driver "pulled a handgun and shot at both officers," Baylous said. Group: Ambush attacks on officers increases The drivers of both Chevrolets then fled: the red truck "went over the hillside and was eventually taken into custody," while the other motorist "drove behind a guardrail on the interstate and hid for a short amount of time," according to Baylous.
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State police: Motorist shoots at cops after they pull over son
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Police find two bodies, believed to be from North Carolina, in one of the vehicles
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Drivers facing charges

Question: "It is believed that the victims are from @placeholder," Baylous said.

Answer: North Carolina

Answer: North Carolina