(CNN) -- Moroccans went to the polls Friday in the country's first parliamentary elections since adopting a new constitution following mass protests over unemployment and corruption. Turnout in the North African country was 45%, the Interior Ministry said. Both Parliament and the prime minister have greater powers under the new constitution, while the monarch's sway has been slightly lessened. More than 300 international observers monitored the voting, alongside 3,500 Moroccan observers, the semiofficial Le Matin newspaper reported. Morocco's moderate Islamist Justice and Development Party (PJD) is expected to do well in the vote. Lise Storm, senior lecturer in Middle East Politics at the University of Exeter in England, told CNN the elections were important because "they are exciting for the first time."
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NEW: Turnout is 45%, the Interior Ministry says
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The poll is important as a reflection of the desire for change, an analyst says
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The elections are the first to be held since protests forced constitutional reform
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Morocco has not seen the same major upheaval as some other countries in the region

Question: The elections were first set for September 2012, but they were rescheduled after negotiations between the @placeholder, which oversees elections, and some 20 political parties.

Answer: Interior Ministry

Answer: Interior Ministry


President Barack Obama 'doesn't have a clue,' when it comes to negotiating, Donald Trump said Tuesday as he announced his candidacy for president. The day before, former Florida governor Jeb Bush belittled the president's Cuba policy in his own campaign launch and said that if the water cooler talk was true and Obama was planning to visit the communist country, he'd be there as a 'glorified tourist.' As ex-Texas governor Rick Perry entered the race on June 4, he claimed that 'no decision has done more harm than the president’s withdrawal of American troops from Iraq.' The White House's response: We're not going to punch down at wannabee Oval Office occupants.
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'We just don't have enough hours in the day to indulge them,' the Democratic National Committee's press secretary said
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White House: 'We're very much focused on the president's priorities for the next year and a half'
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It's tried to stay above the 2016 fray; president's spokesman said Tuesday it has the 'discipline' not to throw the same sorts of jabs at Obama's possible successors as they're lobbing at him
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Neither the White House nor the president are as always as 'disciplined' as they strive to be, though, and have fanned the flames on recent occassions

Question: In it, she did not respond to @placeholder's knocks on the president.

Answer: Donald Trump


(EW.com) -- Kirk Cameron wants us to all to know that he loves "all people" and hates "no one." In fact, he's not guilty of hate speech at all, the "Growing Pains" star said in an appearance on the "Today" show this morning. The devout Christian and father of six stopped by to talk about his new movie "Monumental" and try to put out the fire started by his recent controversial comments about homosexuality. "When you take a subject and reduce it to a four-second sound bite and a checkmark on a ballot, I think that's inappropriate and insensitive," he said of how he unintentionally ignited the controversy. In fact, Cameron stands by his comments and insists he's not a bully.
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Kirk Cameron said on the "Today" show that he's not guilty of hate speech
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The "Growing Pains" star recently made controversial comments about homosexuality
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Cameron: "I was surprised, frankly, that people were surprised by the things that I've said"

Question: "I have been consistent for 15 years as a @placeholder.

Answer: Christian


The Duchess of Cambridge isn't the only European royal who raids her wardrobe for special occasions. Queen Letizia of Spain wore an elegant grey dress by Spanish designer Felipe Varela at an an official gala dinner for the Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos and his wife, Maria Clemencia Rodriguez de Santos on Monday night. She and husband King Felipe VI hosted the Latin American leader at the splendid Royal Palace in Madrid, with full pomp and state. Scroll down for video Queen Letizia wears a grey tiered gown by one of her favourite designers Felipe Varela at the gala dinner
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King Felipe and Queen Letizia hosted gala dinner in Madrid's Royal Palace
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State event held in honour of Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos
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Felipe announced support of Colombian peace protest in speech
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Letizia, 42, wore lace tiered Felipe Varela dress for the second time

Question: He said: '@placeholder is a nation that has always been by our side, always supporting us, always accompanying us.'

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish


Brendan Rodgers takes his Liverpool side to Arsenal on Monday knowing a victory will see them maintain their unbeaten start to the Premier League season. Arsenal, on the other hand, will be looking to make amends at the Emirates Stadium following their disastrous opening day home defeat by West Ham. Here, Sportsmail looks at how a composite XI of the sides might take shape, choosing the 4-2-3-1 formation. Credit must go to Mignolet for rescuing a reputation that had appeared in tatters following a shaky first season at Anfield. But the Belgian cannot compete with Cech, either in terms of medals or ability. The Arsenal goalkeeper could yet prove the signing of the summer.
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Liverpool have won their opening two Premier League games of the season
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Arsenal bounced back from opening day defeat with win at Crystal Palace
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The rivals go head-to-head at the Emirates Stadium on Monday night
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Christian Benteke has hit the ground running since his move to Anfield
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: I don't feel much sympathy for Liverpool

Question: But Ramsey is a class act and, still just 24, could go on to become an @placeholder great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


Michael Schumacher's 15-year-old son is to follow in his father's footsteps after he signed a deal to compete in the Formula 4 series, which nurtures young talents. Mick Schumacher has been snapped up by the Netherlands' Van Amersfoort Racing team after he finished second in the world, European and German kart championships last season. His father Michael is the most successful driver in Formula One history, with seven titles, but retired from the sport after a devastating ski accident left him in a coma. Family business: Mick Schumacher, 15, has signed a deal to race for Van Amersfoort Racing in Formula 4
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Mick Schumacher came second last year in Germany's kart championships
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His father Michael Schumacher won a record seven world F1 titles
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Ferrari hero has been in a coma since skiing accident in December 2013

Question: Announced in 2013 and first run last year, Formula 4 is an open-wheeled motor racing competition designed for junior drivers as a stepping stone to @placeholder.

Answer: Formula One


A hedge fund billionaire bought his former boss’s Hamptons summer home for more than $40million and then tore it down to make room for a mansion twice its size. David Tepper bought the ocean-facing property in Sagaponack, New York, in 2010 from John Corzine’s ex-wife. He paid $43.5million for Corzine’s former summer getaway – making it the most expensive home in the Hamptons at the time. The following summer, he razed the 6,165 square foot home to the ground in order to build a completely new and much larger mansion. Now, five years later, Tepper’s renovation is finally finished, and the sprawling estate boasts a large pool and tennis court on site as well as a spectacular ocean view.
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David Tepper bought the ocean-facing property in 2010 from former Goldman Sach's CEO John Corzine’s ex-wife
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The following summer, he razed the summer home to the ground to make way for a mansion almost twice the size
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Five years later, Tepper's 11,268-square-foot mansion is complete, boasting a large pool, hot tub and tennis courts

Question: Tepper had been annoyed by a dune in front of the property, which prevented him from enjoying the sunset in whichever room he wanted, @placeholder reported.

Answer: Hamptons


(CNN) A White House senior adviser at the Department of Homeland Security previously promoted conspiracy theories about former President Barack Obama's birthplace, lamented the "Zimbabwe-fication of America," and mocked the LGBT community. Frank Wuco has served as the White House adviser to DHS since January and now leads a team tasked with helping to enforce President Donald Trump's executive orders, including the administration's travel ban. Before that, he hosted a conservative talk radio show in Florida for several years and appeared as a guest on other talk radio shows. CNN's KFile reviewed more than 40 hours of audio of Wuco's show and his other appearances.
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Frank Wuco has served as the White House adviser to DHS since January.
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CNN's KFile reviewed more than 40 hours of audio of Wuco's show and his other appearances.

Question: On his website, Wuco promoted the discussion by calling @placeholder's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."

Answer: Barack Obama

Question: Wuco's criticism of Obama extended beyond his birthplace to how @placeholder presented himself as a black man.

Answer: Barack Obama


American Pharoah's owners and thoroughbred racing now have a new race to run: A race to capitalize on the horse's Triple Crown victory before the excitement fades away. As the first winner of the sport's Triple Crown in 37 years, American Pharoah has a wealth of marketing opportunities that could never have been imagined by owners of the last winner, Affirmed, in 1978. At the same time, horse racing has declined into a niche pastime that is facing an aging demographic, a shrinking number of race tracks, and competition from new ways of betting on sports. 'Marketing has changed, media has changed, and how people consume the product has changed,' says David Carter, a sports business professor at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business. 'It's one thing to drive notoriety, but it's another thing to get people to part with their money.'
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American Pharoah became the first horse since 1978 to win the Triple Crown when he finished first at Saturday's Belmont Stakes
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Owner Ahmed Zayat has already struck sponsorship deals with Wheels Up, a private aviation company, and Monster energy drinks
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However, it's still uncertain how much advertising money the horse can attract, due to the waning interest in the sport

Question: But @placeholder will be looking for more, and he has also pledged to try to use the horse's popularity to try to give thoroughbred racing a boost.

Answer: Ahmed Zayat


(CNN) -- Frank Ocean says he'll "choose sanity" and let his fight with Chris Brown go. "No criminal charges. No civil lawsuit," Ocean said on his Tumblr page Saturday night. "As a child, I thought if someone jumped me it would result in me murdering or mutilating a man," the post said. "But as a man i am not a killer. I'm an artist and a modern person. I'll choose sanity." Authorities are investigating the January 27 brawl, in which Brown is accused of punching an unnamed victim on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said in a statement the following day.
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Singer Chris Brown was involved in a fight January 27 in California, authorities say
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Frank Ocean said he was "jumped" by Brown in the incident
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Ocean now says he won't sue Brown or seek charges, saying he wants "peace"

Question: CNN reached out to @placeholder and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.

Answer: Chris Brown

Answer: Brown

Answer: Chris Brown

Answer: Brown

Question: The same day of his sentencing, CNN obtained a probation report for @placeholder that says the pair were involved in at least two other domestic violence incidents before the February 2009 attack in Hollywood.

Answer: Chris Brown

Answer: Brown

Answer: Chris Brown

Answer: Brown


Paul Gascoigne has revealed he snorted 14 lines of cocaine on the night he went to the aid of murderer Raoul Moat. Moat had shot his ex-girlfriend Samantha Stobbart, her new partner Chris Brown - who died - and police officer David Rathband before going on the run. Former England star Gascoigne tried to join Moat as he attempted to fend off the police in Rothbury in 2010. Gascoigne arrived at the stand-off in a dressing gown carrying a cooked chicken and a fishing rod and claimed to know the perpetrator. He was denied access and has now told the story of the hours preceding his attempt to reach out to Moat who later shot and killed himself.
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Paul Gascoigne tried to bring a police siege in Rothbury to an end in 2010
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Former bouncer Raoul Moat shot his ex-girlfriend and killed her new partner
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Moat also blinded police officer David Rathband before shooting himself
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Gazza arrived in a dressing gown carrying cooked chicken and a fishing rod
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Ex-Tottenham star took a taxi to the scene after snorting 14 lines of cocaine

Question: He said: 'Two weeks later he went, @placeholder I’m not being funny but it’s the car, it’s f***ing lifting.

Answer: Paul Gascoigne

Answer: Gascoigne

Answer: Paul Gascoigne

Answer: Gazza


(CNN) Some women are on the hunt for reversible birth control that could last through a Donald Trump presidency. Tweets and Facebook posts about getting intrauterine devices, or IUDs, swept social media Wednesday as women warned each other that their access to birth control might dwindle once the President-elect takes office next year. Throughout his campaign, Trump has promised to repeal the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, which mandates that insurers in the health insurance marketplace provide coverage for all FDA-approved birth control methods, including IUDs, with no copayment or coinsurance when provided in-network. Repealing the act is also a "high item on the list" for Trump's Republican colleagues, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday. However, for now, enrollment will still be available through January 31.
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Birth control is covered under the Affordable Care Act
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Many women express concern on social media
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"My talking with patients has completely changed," one doctor says

Question: Once in place, @placeholder are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.

Answer: IUDs

Question: "You have to talk to somebody to figure out what's the best birth control plan for you based on your circumstances, and if you want to get a method that is long-lasting, like @placeholder, those do have a big upfront cost, so get it while it's covered," she said.

Answer: IUDs

Answer: IUDs


Washington (CNN) After Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday that the Trump administration is ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, Democrats in Congress had near uniform condemnation of the decision while Republican reactions were more mixed. Democratic Senate Whip Dick Durbin joined with Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham to call for a DREAM Act, which offered legal status to undocumented immigrants in return for attending college or joining the military, passed in the month of September. "It is time for us in Congress to do the right thing," Durbin said at a joint news conference with Graham on Tuesday afternoon. "We are now in a countdown to deportation."
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the end of DACA
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Several GOP lawmakers oppose the decision

Question: "I've long said I didn't agree with the way the previous administration went about enacting DACA, but we must protect children who are already here in this country and those who are currently protected under @placeholder," she said in a statement.

Answer: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Answer: DACA


Brazilian players Thiago Silva, Neymar, Willian and Marcelo took a minute out of their heavy training session to strike a pose in the gym as they prepare for their game against France. Chelsea midfielder Willian showed Paris Saint-Germain defender Silva there were no hard feelings with the west London club's dramatic Champions League exit still fresh in the mind. All four players are expected to be in the starting line-ups when they face Les Bleus at the Stade De France on Thursday evening. Brazilian players Thiago Silva, Neymar, Willian and Marcelo strike a pose after heavy training session Neymar steps out for Tuesday's training session at the Stade Charlety in Paris ahead of the France clash
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Brazil face France at the Stade De France in Paris on Thursday night
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Thiago Silva, Neymar, Willian and Marcelo took time out to strike a pose
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All four are expected to start for Dunga's side when they take on Les Bleus
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Neymar travelled to meet up with the squad straight after El Clasico win

Question: PSG defender @placeholder leans on Neymar as the pair go through their stretching exercises

Answer: Thiago Silva

Answer: Silva

Answer: Thiago Silva

Answer: Thiago Silva


(CNN) -- Like Americans, Israelis begin their day by watching one of several television news shows. These highlight the pressing issues facing the country. But Israel, of course, is not just any country, but a contested and often controversial Jewish state situated in the epicenter of an overwhelmingly Muslim and constantly roiling Middle East. One would expect, then, to hear commentators on these shows discussing the latest glitch in the peace talks with the Palestinians, the recent terrorist bombing just beyond Israel's southern border with Egypt, or the revelation of more advanced rockets in the arsenal of Hezbollah in Lebanon. But the topic on Israel's leading morning show this week was none of these. The top issue, rather, was the percentage of Tel Aviv streets named for women.
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Michael Oren: Israel sits in a region bristling with conflict and hostile to its presence
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He says one topic stirring attention is number of streets named for women in Tel Aviv
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Israelis have always lived with the threat of war, and put it in perspective, he says
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Support for a two-state solution is strong in Israel today, he says

Question: A veritable firestorm is engulfing the Middle East, and Israel's @placeholder is just a short commute from its flash points.

Answer: Tel Aviv

Answer: Tel Aviv


Holocaust survivors have gathered at the site of the former Bergen-Belsen concentration camp to commemorate the anniversary of its liberation. More than 72,000 camp inmates and prisoners of war died at the Nazi camp including diarist Anne Frank and her older sister Margot. British soldiers liberated the camp on April 15, 1945. Today, seventy years on, hundreds of people sobbed as they laid flowers and flags as memorials. Scroll down for video Survivor Marie Vaislic from France sits on a mass grave reading '1000 dead rest here' after the ceremony. It was held to mark the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in northern Germany
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Around 200,000 people were deported to the Nazi camp in northern Germany during World War Two
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British soldiers took over the camp on April 15, 1945 and found tens of thousands of dead bodies
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Their intervention came just two months after diarist Anne Frank, who was held at the camp, died

Question: They were eventually betrayed and sent to @placeholder, where she and her sister died.

Answer: Bergen-Belsen concentration camp

Answer: Bergen-Belsen concentration camp


Barcelona, Spain (CNN) Spain's highest court has suspended a meeting of Catalonia's regional parliament planned for Monday in an apparent attempt to prevent Catalan President Carles Puigdemont's expected declaration of independence. The Constitutional Court said Thursday it had issued the suspension decision following a request from the Catalan Socialist Party, which opposes secession. The parliamentary session was to have been Puigdemont's first opportunity to make a formal declaration of independence under a Catalan referendum law that the Constitutional Court had previously ruled illegal. "We are considering what to do," Carme Forcadell, the regional Parliament's president, told reporters. "I can assure you that we will defend the sovereignty of the Parliament and the freedom of speech, as well as the lawmakers' right of initiative."
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Spanish court bars Catalan parliament from meeting
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Catalan official says move "unusual and extremely serious"
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Catalan president expected to declare independence Monday

Question: @placeholder authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.

Answer: Spanish


A single mother-to-be had revealed she met her future husband by taking the plunge and going on a first date while she was eight months pregnant. Sarah Connors, from Bristol, said she was facing the prospect of motherhood alone having broken up with her ex-partner before discovering she was expecting. But just two months before her due date, the 28-year-old set up a profile on app Oasis Dating and just weeks later agreed to go on a date with shop assistant Lance. There was instant chemistry between the pair and they even slept together before Sarah had given birth. She and Lance got engaged within five months and married this year, with Sarah's daughter Elodie, now two, calling Lance 'daddy'.
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Sarah Connors, 28, from Bristol, was two months due on her first date
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Despite being heavily pregnant the student met her future husband
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The pair are happily married and raise baby Elodie together

Question: After chatting to 'shy' @placeholder, now 27, for some weeks, they discovered they lived near one another in Bristol and agreed to meet.

Answer: Lance

Answer: Lance

Answer: Lance

Question: 'He gave me and @placeholder some room to get settled after the birth but when he started staying over again he was amazing, he'd even get up to see to her during the night.

Answer: Elodie

Answer: Elodie


A vicious pig has bitten the hand that feeds it and sent his owner on a traumatising trip to the emergency room. Last month, farmer Stuart McConville suffered a near death experience when he was gored in the leg by his two-year-old pig Ginger, on his ranch in Barkers Vale, northern New South Wales. After spending 10 days in Lismore Base Hospital with a severe puncture wound, it seems the farmer will have the last laugh: he’s now planning to make Ginger sausages and eat his former porky pal. The pig was snout always so hostile: Mr McConville told Daily Mail Australia Ginger used to 'lay on his back and ask for a scratch on the tummy.’
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Stuart McConville was attacked by his pig on his New South Wales farm
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The 200kg pig gored him when he was feeding it in its pen last month
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The 48-year-old farmer underwent surgery for a severe puncture wound
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He was in hospital for 10 days and narrowly avoided a deadly infection
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McConville will turn the animal into sausages to eat at a dinner party

Question: Back inside, @placeholder rinsed the wound with tea trea oil and bandaged it up.

Answer: Stuart McConville

Answer: McConville

Answer: Stuart McConville

Answer: McConville


Washington  (CNN) Vice President Joe Biden has not endorsed a candidate in the 2016 race, but he recently praised Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders for thinking big when it comes to how to lead the country. "I like the idea of saying, 'We can do much more,' because we can," Biden told The New York Times in an interview published Thursday. Sanders' critics -- most notably surrogates for his primary opponent Hillary Clinton and the candidate, herself -- often question how realistic his proposals are, but Biden dismissed that concern. "I don't think any Democrat's ever won saying, 'We can't think that big — we ought to really downsize here because it's not realistic,'" Biden said. "C'mon man, this is the Democratic Party! I'm not part of the party that says, 'Well, we can't do it.'"
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Joe Biden praised Bernie Sanders for aiming high even if it doesn't work out
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"I like the idea of saying, 'We can do much more,' because we can," Biden says of Sanders

Question: @placeholder ended months of intense speculation about his political future last fall with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.

Answer: Joe Biden

Answer: Biden

Answer: Biden

Answer: Biden

Answer: Joe Biden

Answer: Biden


(CNN) Omar Abdel-Rahman, the Egyptian cleric who inspired terrorist plots in New York during the early 1990s and who died in an American prison on Saturday, was also the spiritual guide of key 9/11 plotters. More specifically, he was the source of a laminated card of Arabic script that is critical to understanding why nearly 3,000 Americans lost their lives on the morning of September 11, 2001. The Arabic on the card reads: "A fatwa [religious ruling] of the captive Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman ... To all Muslims everywhere: Destroy their countries. [The Americans, Jews and Christians]. Tear them to pieces. Destroy their economies, burn their corporations, destroy their businesses, sink their ships and bring down their airplanes. Kill them in the sea, on land and in the air."
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On Saturday, Egyptian cleric Omar Abdel-Rahman died in an American prison
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Peter Bergen: Rahman was the inspiration behind some of the worst modern terrorist attacks, including 9/11
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Bergen: His death will almost certainly spark calls from al Qaeda leaders for further anti-American attacks

Question: The torso of one of the victims was split open by terrorists who inserted a leaflet calling for the release of Sheikh @placeholder.

Answer: Rahman

Answer: Omar Abdel Rahman

Answer: Rahman

Answer: Rahman


Los Angeles (CNN) -- A lawyer who filed a teen sex abuse lawsuit against "X-Men" director Bryan Singer said three more "Hollywood types" will be targeted in similar suits soon. Michael Egan, who accuses Singer of sexually abusing him starting when he was 15, appeared with attorney Jeff Herman at a news conference in Beverly Hills on Thursday. "I was a piece of meat," Egan, now 31, told reporters. "There was no relationship." The civil suit filed in U.S. District Court in Hawaii on Wednesday alleged that Singer offered the aspiring teen actor a role in an "X-Men" film if he gave in to his sexual demands, while threatening to destroy his career if he didn't.
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NEW: "I was a piece of meat," plaintiff says
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NEW: "It's the worst kept secret " in Hollywood, lawyer says
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Bryan Singer's rep says the suit is "completely without merit"
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Singer is one of Hollywood's most successful directors

Question: @placeholder and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.

Answer: Michael Egan

Answer: Egan

Question: @placeholder "never freely, voluntarily, and knowingly consented to these sexual interactions, and often resisted them," it said.

Answer: Michael Egan

Answer: Egan


The woman who took part in the ISIS-inspired San Bernardino massacre is linked to her native country's most notorious radical mosque, American officials believe. Sources have told Daily Mail Online that US officials handed over information to their Pakistani counterparts about links between Tashfeen Malik and the Red Mosque in Islamabad. The mosque is infamous for its links to violence and authorities in Pakistan are now considering taking action against its preacher, Maulana Abdul Aziz, after the disclosures by US officials. It is unclear currently how law enforcement and intelligence agencies in the US have connected Malik to the mosque.
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US officials have handed information to Pakistani authorities linking Tashfeen Malik to country's notorious Red Mosque
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Pakistani authorities now considering a move against Maulana Aziz, the preacher at the mosque who this year proclaimed support for ISIS
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Malik was born in Pakistan, brought up in Saudi, and returned four years ago to study pharmacy degree at university
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Pakistani prime minister's brother held talks with US officials in London over country's link to massacre of 14 in San Bernardino

Question: @placeholder is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.

Answer: Tashfeen Malik

Answer: Malik

Answer: Tashfeen Malik

Answer: Malik


(CNN) The physical and psychological scars of the November 13 terrorist attacks in Paris were still healing when Belgium was hit with its own devastating jihadist massacres on Tuesday. The arrest last Friday of Salah Abdeslam seemed to end one chapter of the ongoing threat, but instead of disrupting terrorist planning, it may have kicked the hornet's nest and accelerated an attack. Now the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria has claimed credit for yet another atrocity, this time in an airport and a metro station in Belgium, killing more than 30, shattering hundreds of lives, and raising concerns that more terrorist attacks like it are inevitable.
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More than 30 people were killed and hundreds wounded in terror attacks in Brussels on Tuesday
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Buck Sexton: This nightmare is not over for Belgium, nor for the rest of Europe

Question: If a high-priority target like @placeholder could not only evade law enforcement for months, but actively plot another round of attacks, it would be a stinging indictment of the security services in Belgium.

Answer: Salah Abdeslam


It will be a colorful celebration after a tough fortnight. When Rebecca Ferguson takes to the stage at Pride in London this weekend, she'll be enjoying the fact that she's in the headlines for the right reasons. The 28-year-old singer saw her former friend and accountant Rachel Taylor jailed last week for swindling the X Factor star out of thousands of pounds. Taylor, 54, from Southport, Merseyside, lied to the singer, her former friend, about being a qualified accountant in order to take her money and was jailed for two counts of fraud. She will serve 16 months in prison.
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Rebecca will perform in Trafalgar Square on Saturday for Pride in London
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X Factor star says Pride is still relevant today as it celebrates diversity
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Mum-of-three tells FEMAIL it's important to 'go home and be normal'
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Rebecca also talks fashion, saying her style has 'softened' over the years

Question: 'I try to keep stage @placeholder and home Rebecca separate.

Answer: Rebecca Ferguson

Answer: Rebecca

Answer: Rebecca

Question: 'I try to keep stage Rebecca and home @placeholder separate.

Answer: Rebecca Ferguson

Answer: Rebecca

Answer: Rebecca


Steve Smith hit a sublime century as Australia reached the World Cup final with an imposing 95-run victory over reigning champions India on Thursday. The 25-year-old hit 11 fours and two sixes as he made 105 as the co-hosts posted a daunting 328  for 7, despite suffering a mid-over collapse. India’s response never materialised and although MS Dhoni made a run-a-ball 65 Australia always looked in control with Mitchell Johnson (2-50) and James Faulkner (3-59) bowling India out for 233. Steve Smith celebrates after running out Indian batsman Ravindra Jadeja during the World Cup semi-final Mitchell Johnson jumps for joy after taking the wicket of India's Rohit Sharma for 34 runs
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Steve Smith hit a century to guide hosts Australia to the World Cup final
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His 105 featured 11 fours and two sixes as Australia posted total of 328
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India were unable to respond and were bowled out for 233
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James Faulkner took 3-59, while Johnson and Starc took two each
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Australia will play New Zealand in Sunday's final in Melbourne

Question: Smith plays a shot during his impressive century that was the backbone of @placeholder's innings

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


(CNN) An outbreak of measles is spreading across Italy, with more than 1,600 cases of the disease reported in 2017, across 19 of the country's 21 regions. The number of cases seen so far this year is already higher than the total number of cases seen during all of 2016, according to the European Centers for Disease Control. The outbreak adds to concern among European health officials who have been monitoring an ongoing outbreak in Romania, where almost 4,800 cases have been reported since the start of 2016. The country has also seen 21 deaths, according to the World Health Organization.
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More than 1,600 measles cases have been reported in Italy this year
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Many industrialized countries are experiencing outbreaks this year
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Experts blame a decrease in public confidence in vaccines, fueled by influential leaders

Question: Recommendations for travel to @placeholder have been in place since 2016.

Answer: Romania


Shanghai (CNN) With a flash of a smile Wang Bin will charm you. With a furrowed brow he'll have you fearing for your life. At 6-feet 3-inches tall, with 220 pounds of lean muscle, 22-year old Wang is a giant among his Chinese countrymen. His handsome, expressive face and impressively imposing physique is why World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) wants to make him one of its "superstars." Wang is the first Chinese pro-wrestler to sign a developmental contract with WWE. He's spent the past three months training at its "Performance Center" in Orlando, Florida and was back in China last week to have his first match at a WWE live show in Shanghai.
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WWE is investing heavily in China
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It's training eight local wrestling wannabes
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John Cena is known and loved by Chinese fans

Question: The company has millions of fans around the world, but a combination of regulatory restrictions and an obvious language barrier have been challenges to growth in @placeholder, where it has a fiercely loyal but comparatively small following.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: After his first visit to @placeholder in 2010, he started studying Chinese to connect with his fans.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese


(CNN) -- Manchester United's financial state was thrown into stark relief on Thursday after the English club's American owners revealed a record loss of $137 million despite making an unprecedented operating profit of $160 million. The disparity of figures is largely caused by interest payments of $67 million and a one-off cost of $107 million relating to the Premier League outfit's bond scheme, launched in January to help restructure the debts accrued by the Glazer family in purchasing the 18-time English champions in 2005. The club produced a record turnover of $455 million for the year ended June 2010, more than double that of local rivals Manchester City, but suffered a big swing from last year's profit of $77 million -- which was largely due to the world-record $130 million sale of Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid.
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Man Utd's owners make record loss of $137 million despite operating profit of $160 million
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Glazer family's debts incurred in buying English club in 2005 largely to blame
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The 18-time English champions' turnover for year ended June 2010 was $455 million
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United's wage bill is only 46 percent of turnover, the lowest ratio in Premier League

Question: We have £165 million (£260 million) in the bank, but in some ways we would prefer to have £80 million in the bank and @placeholder on the pitch."

Answer: Cristiano Ronaldo


Mariel Hemingway was just 16 years old when she starred as Woody Allen's teenage girlfriend in the controversial romantic-comedy 'Manhattan'. As the granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, Mariel was from one of the most famous and recognizable families in America. But despite her grandfather’s success, there was a dark side to her last name, which the now 53-year-old has recounted in two new novels, released Tuesday. On top of the world: Mariel Hemingway, 53, has her life in order and has written two revealing books about growing up in a family riddled with depression, alcoholism and suicides Independent: Mariel Hemingway, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, had written a new book where she describes overcoming the legacy of mental illness, addiction, and suicide in her family
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The actress and granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway describes what it was like for her growing up
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She has written two distinct books, one for adults and one teenagers
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Around 10 per cent of Americans suffer from depression
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The books speak about about mental illness and what it is like living in a troubled family
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Hemingway tells about her own experiences with depression, eating disorders, OCD, and how she learned to overcome the issues

Question: Adult themes: @placeholder and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.

Answer: Woody Allen


A chilling armed robbery in which invaders with knives tried to kick the door down to a room where a mother and her one-year-old child were hiding was allegedly masterminded by the owner's son. Simerjeet Singh, 17, has been charged with felony first degree burglary and robbery after it emerged that he may have organised the operation, allegedly carried out by gang members. Moses Perez Herrera, 17, Alvaro Valdivia, 16, and Moses Noel, 22, have also been charged at Santa Clara County Superior Court in connection with the robbery on May 8. Scroll down for video Prosecutors say that two people were seen breaking into the home on security cameras while another was allegedly waiting outside in a getaway car.
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Two men terrorised mother and child in terrifying robbery caught on CCTV
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Tried to smash down the door to get to them but fled when they called 911
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It's emerged that it was planned by Simerjeet Singh, 17, son of homeowner

Question: Mr @placeholder wasn't in the home at the time and Simerjeet does not live there.

Answer: Simerjeet Singh

Question: Mr Singh wasn't in the home at the time and @placeholder does not live there.

Answer: Simerjeet Singh


(CNN) Jacinda Ardern found out she would be New Zealand's next Prime Minister watching TV. The Labour leader was on tenterhooks Thursday along with the rest of the country as NZ First leader Winston Peters revealed whether he would back her party or the incumbent Nationals. "I enjoyed the theater of it," she said following Peters' announcement. "I joined with New Zealand as we learned the news together." Peters said he thought the public deserved to know first, adding a final twist to an election campaign already rife with drama. The 37-year-old Ardern took over Labour after then leader Andrew Little stepped aside at the start of the election campaign, when the party was struggling in the polls.
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Jacinda Ardern will be New Zealand's third female prime minister
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Her party surged in the polls after she became leader, winning enough votes to form a minority coalition

Question: When she was first elected, @placeholder was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.

Answer: Jacinda Ardern

Answer: Ardern

Answer: Jacinda Ardern


(CNN) -- Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky faces additional child sex charges involving two more alleged victims, bringing the total to 10, according to Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly. Sandusky was arrested Wednesday and charged with four counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and two counts of unlawful contact with a minor, allegedly involving two men who were boys at the time of the encounters. "Today's criminal charges were recommended by a statewide investigating grand jury, based on evidence and testimony that was received following the initial arrest of Sandusky on November 5th," Kelly said in a news release.
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Sandusky's attorney says his client may not make bail until Thursday
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Charity faces financial troubles and reduces staff
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Additional child sex charges against Sandusky are announced
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Sandusky was arrested Wednesday and faces a preliminary hearing on December 13

Question: "If I say, 'No, I'm not attracted to young boys,' that's not the truth," @placeholder said, according to the interview published Saturday.

Answer: Jerry Sandusky

Answer: Sandusky

Answer: Sandusky

Answer: Sandusky

Answer: Sandusky

Answer: Sandusky


New Delhi, India (CNN)There's no shortage of politicians in India. But the capital of the world's largest democracy appears set to hand over the reins of power to an activist. New Delhi votes this weekend to elect a new state administration. In the race for the city state's top job are two anti-corruption protesters — Kiran Bedi and Arvind Kejriwal. Both were comrades-in-arms some four years ago when a massive anti-graft movement swept the country. They also share a common background as civil servants. Now, the two stand as rivals to rule the state of New Delhi, the center of India's politics.
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Two activists vie for New Delhi's top job
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Both were comrades-in-arms some four years ago during massive anti-graft movement
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Election also tests India's PM Narendra Modi's influence

Question: It has fielded @placeholder, an activist without a political record, as its face in the capital.

Answer: Kiran Bedi


Doha (CNN) Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt have extended the deadline by 48 hours for Qatar to respond to a list of demands from the Saudi-led coalition, according to the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The request for an extension came from the Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmed Al Sabah, who has been acting as a mediator between the coalition and Qatar. He made the request after receiving assurances from the Qataris that they would still deliver their response to him by Monday, the original deadline, the state-run Qatar News Agency said. Qatar is at the center of the biggest diplomatic crisis in the Middle East in decades, which started in early June when nine allies, led by Saudi Arabia, froze ties with the country over its alleged support of terrorism.
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Trump speaks with leaders of three Gulf nations
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Saudi-led coalition grants request for 48-hour deadline extension

Question: Gargash said there would be "no big bang" when the deadline for the demands passed, but rather a gradual "turning of financial screws" and that he expected the standoff with @placeholder to last for months.

Answer: Qatar

Answer: Qatar

Answer: Qataris

Answer: Qatar News Agency

Answer: Qatar


Police have dramatically arrested a 27-year-old man who tried to flee the area after officers found a woman’s body in the boot of the car he was driving. The man ran into bushland after police stopped a blue Hyundai Getz car on the Bermagui to Tathra Road in the Bega Valley, on the far south coast of NSW, just after 8.30pm on Wednesday. But on Thursday evening 7 News captured the moment when he was finally arrested by police. Officers were shown chasing the man into bushland and over a fence before pouncing on him. Scroll down for video
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Police make dramatic arrest after woman's body is found in man's car
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The man 27-year-old man had been on the run since Wednesday night
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'Show me your hands!' the arresting police officer screams at the man
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He gives himself up without a struggle and his taken away by police
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Police are yet to identify body of the woman found in the car in Bermagui
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Detectives are investigating if there's a link to missing Canberra couple
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Daniella D’Addario, 35, was reported missing on Monday along with her boyfriend Josaia (Joey) Vosikata, 27
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Ms D'Addario was a teacher at Canberra High School in 2009

Question: However, it has been confirmed police are investigating whether the body is that of missing @placeholder woman Daniella D’Addario, 35.

Answer: Canberra


The three-year-old girl who melted hearts across the world by talking to Santa through sign language has been revealed as Mali Williams-Cody. Mali's mother, Suzanne Williams, was left speechless and teary-eyed when she saw Santa use sign language with Mali who has learning and communication difficulties. The heart-warming moment was captured on video and it has been shared all over the world. The moment in Middlesbrough's Cleveland Centre mirrors a scene from the 1994 Christmas film Miracle on 34th Street when Father Christmas uses sign language with a young girl. Suzanne, 33, from Park End, Middlesbrough, said: 'It was an amazing moment. Mali was smiling for ages afterwards. I couldn't believe it when he started doing it. I was speechless.
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Mali Williams-Cody went viral when she spoke to Santa using sign language
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Mali's mother, Suzanne Williams, was left speechless and teary-eyed
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Her parents believe she may have global development delay

Question: It was then he looked at @placeholder and used sign language to communicate with her.

Answer: Mali Williams

Answer: Mali

Answer: Mali

Answer: Mali

Answer: Mali Williams

Answer: Mali

Question: While someone else called for @placeholder to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.

Answer: Santa

Answer: Santa

Answer: Santa


Washington (CNN) The revelation that President Donald Trump's attorney reached out to the Kremlin for assistance in building a Trump Tower in Moscow well into Trump's presidential campaign show that the then-candidate misled the public about whether he had business interests in Russia, California Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff said Sunday. "The President was dishonest when he said during the campaign that he had no business in Russia, was pursuing no business in Russia," Schiff told Dana Bash on CNN's "State of the Union." He added that the proposed project or any others like it could have spurred the Trump campaign to take a more favorable stance toward Moscow.
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Schiff said the House intelligence committee would likely interview Trump's personal lawyer
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"If they were pursuing business in Russia during the campaign, that might have influenced the positions that the candidate took in a more pro-Russian direction," Schiff said

Question: "After all, if they were going to be criticizing Putin, criticizing @placeholder, that would diminish the chances that this deal would go through."

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Question: He then reiterated that point again at a news conference the following day, telling reporters "I have nothing to do with @placeholder."

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


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: 'My lipstick & gloss will be available in January and EVERY PENNY goes to people effected by @placeholder,' she added.

Answer: AIDS


Former Chelsea and Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti has been approached about the prospect of replacing Brendan Rodgers at Anfield if the Northern Irishman fails to turn around Liverpool's current run of form. Rodgers' position is in major doubt following Liverpool's failure to win any of their last five matches. Here, Sportsmail compares the two managers by taking a close look at their CVs. He started his managerial career at Reggiana after hanging up his boots following a successful career at Parma, Roma and AC Milan. He was quickly snapped up by former side Parma after just one season at the Italian minnows.
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Liverpool have made contact with Carlo Ancelotti over managerial role
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Brendan Rodgers is under pressure after Liverpool's poor start
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Ancelotti has won 17 trophies at the likes of Real Madrid, Milan and PSG
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He also won the Double during his time as Chelsea manager
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Rodgers' only managerial honour came at Swansea City in 2011

Question: Rodgers has just one trophy to his name compared with @placeholder's 17 managerial honours.

Answer: Carlo Ancelotti

Answer: Carlo Ancelotti

Answer: Ancelotti


Raheem Sterling is about to become the most expensive English player and 20-year-old in football history as he prepares the Liverpool exit he so desperately craves. The club have managed to convince Manchester City to part with £49m for his services while James Milner went the other way on a free earlier in the summer. Well done Liverpool. The Anfield club have offloaded a player who never wanted to be there and brought in a proven, experienced home-grown central midfielder who will help fill a void left by Steven Gerrard. Make no mistake, Liverpool still need to replace Sterling. Milner is in no shape of form the guy meant to do that, but the Reds can be very satisfied with their dealings with Manchester City this summer.
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Raheem Sterling is on the verge of joining Manchester City
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Etihad side have had a £49m bid accepted for the 20-year-old
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Liverpool brought in James Milner on a free from City earlier this summer
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Liverpool have had an excellent deal with Manchester City in this window
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Premier League news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: Sterling could go on to become a key part of @placeholder's squad given the opportunity, but there's no guarantee that he will walk into the first team every week on current ability.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City

Question: What @placeholder have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City

Question: A £49m fee represents a massive risk for @placeholder.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City


Sam Burgess began making plans for his rugby union exit just one day after featuring in England's crushing defeat by Australia which confirmed their World Cup exit. South Sydney Rabbitohs chief executive John Lee revealed to the Sydney Morning Herald that Burgess had a text conversation with head coach Michael Maguire during the NRL Grand Final on October 4. England were beaten 33-13 by Australia at Twickenham, with Burgess coming on as a 65th-minute replacement, on October 3. Lee said: 'Sam engaged with Michael and then more conversations happened with other people, our investors... there was a fair bit of chatter going on and then we were able to talk to his manager and secure the deal.'
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Sam Burgess has quit rugby union after just one year with Bath
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Burgess was part of England's disastrous World Cup campaign
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He returns to South Sydney Rabbitohs - where he won NRL in 2014
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Rabbitohs chief reveals talks started day after England's World Cup exit

Question: I cannot wait to get back into the @placeholder' culture, full of great people and passionate members and supporters.

Answer: South Sydney Rabbitohs

Answer: South Sydney Rabbitohs

Answer: Rabbitohs


Woody Allen has been mired in controversy for the past year, following daughter Dylan's accusations that he molested her when she was  7 years old. Now the filmmaker is being hit with even more allegations of misconduct from one of his former leading ladies. Mariel Hemingway was just 16 years old when she starred as Allen's teenage girlfriend in the controversial romantic-comedy 'Manhattan'. May-December: In her new memoir, Mariel Hemingway says Woody Allen asked her to go to Paris with her after filming 'Manhattan' in 1979. She was just 16 years old when the film was shot - to Allen's 43. Above, a still from the film in which Hemingway plays Allen's schoolgirl romance
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The actress and granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway played Allen's schoolgirl love interest in the controversial film 'Manhattan'
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Allen went on to marry Soon-Yi Previn, the adopted daughter of his ex-partner Mia Farrow
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Farrow broke up with Allen in 1992 when she found nude pictures of Soon-Yi, who was then 20, in his possession
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Biological daughter Dylan wrote an essay last year, accusing Allen of molesting her when she was 7; he has fiercely denied the claims

Question: Independent: @placeholder, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, says she refused Allen's offer when she realized they would not be staying in separate rooms

Answer: Mariel Hemingway

Answer: Mariel Hemingway

Answer: Hemingway


United Nations (CNN) Antonio Guterres cheerfully walked into the United Nations on Tuesday to officially assume his position as secretary-general. But looming large over his future is a man not far away, at Trump Tower in Manhattan, who also starts his new job soon. President-elect Donald Trump has criticized the UN for its failure to perform and for a Security Council vote against Israel on settlements. He even tweeted that the UN was just a place "to talk and have a good time." When asked if Trump's criticism worried him, Guterres responded, "No. I am concerned about all the terrible problems we face in the world, all the wars that are happening everywhere." He added, "I hope we will all be able to come together."
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"I hope we will all be able to come together," Antonio Guterres says
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He served 10 years as the head of the UN's refugee agency

Question: The United States is by far the largest funder of the 193 member countries of the @placeholder, providing more than 20% of the UN budget.

Answer: United Nations

Answer: United Nations

Answer: UN

Answer: UN

Answer: UN


A woman who is the 'imperial commander' of a white supremacy group says her goal is to achieve segregation in the US in order to make her home town safer. Mother-of-two Amanda Lee, 34, claims the crime rate would go down in Yanceyville, North Carolina, if black people didn't live there. She and friend James Moore, who admires Hitler and believes the Jew were sent to 'summer camps', appear on BBC3 documentary KKK: The Fight For White Supremacy which airs tonight. Amanda, who runs a a branch of the Northern Loyal White Knights, an offshoot of the Ku Klux Klan, told the BBC: 'My goal is to unite all the Northern Loyal White Knights and relocate those who live in New York and New Hampshire here.
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Mother-of-two Amanda Lee is leader of Northern Loyal White Knights
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She says she doesn't consider herself racist despite being in KKK
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Believes crime in her town would drop without black people living there
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Shares her view in BBC documentary investigating racial extremism
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Another admires Hitler and believes Auschwitz was a 'summer camp'

Question: A framed picture of @placeholder hangs on the wall, who James Moore, a family friend of Amanda's who is also a member of the White Knights, describes as 'one of the smartest men there ever was'.

Answer: Hitler

Answer: Hitler


The Indian Uber driver accused of raping a passenger in New Delhi is awaiting trial in at least four criminal cases in his home state, a police official said Wednesday. The cases against Shiv Kumar Yadav in Uttar Pradesh date to 2003, said Superintendent Srikant Singh, a senior police official in the state. Yadav is currently in police custody in New Delhi, where he is accused of raping a 26-year-old woman who had requested a ride through the car service app last weekend. Police in New Delhi say Yadav's address and background weren't verified in his driver registration. The revelations from Uttar Pradesh police add to concerns about how he was allowed to operate as a driver for Uber.
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Uber suspending operations in New Delhi, re-evaluating screening processes
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Shiv Kumar Yadav is also facing rape, molestation and firearms charges, police say
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He is now in police custody accused of raping a woman in an Uber car in New Delhi
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The case has prompted intense scrutiny of Web-based car services in India

Question: Uber wasn't immediately available for comment Wednesday on the disclosures about @placeholder's record in Uttar Pradesh, but on Thursday it released a statement saying it was doing everything in its power "to assist the authorities to help bring the perpetrator to justice."

Answer: Shiv Kumar Yadav

Answer: Yadav

Answer: Yadav

Answer: Shiv Kumar Yadav


(CNN) Building a wall on the border with Mexico and deporting all undocumented immigrants has become an applause line at Donald Trump's rallies and the main policy idea for the GOP front-runner. But Trump's promise has sparked fear and frustration among farmers around the country, who, like it or not, depend on immigrant labor. "I'm angry," says dairy farmer Mike McMahon, who owns 700 cows in upstate New York, which is now the third-largest dairy producing state and the biggest producer of greek yogurt in the country. "For someone like Trump or Cruz to say they are going to send them all back is short-sighted because so much of our food supply is dependent on their labor," he said.
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Donald Trump has promised to depart all undocumented immigrants
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Dairy farmers say this could hurt the nation's milk supply

Question: Trump's campaign declined to comment for this article and @placeholder's did not respond to a request for comment.

Answer: Cruz


A teenage boy has been charged over the death of AFL coach Brett Ratten's son, Cooper, who was tragically killed in a car crash last month. Cooper was travelling in a vehicle with two friends and was 'thrown some distance' after the car came off the road in the Victorian town of Yarra Glen at 3am on August 16. The 16-year-old died in an ambulance en route to the hospital. The driver, 17, of the vehicle will front the children's court at a later date. 'The Healesville boy has been charged with a number of offences including culpable driving, dangerous driving causing death, reckless conduct endangering life, theft of motor vehicle and driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs,' Victoria Police spokeswoman Cath Allen told The Herald Sun.
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Teenage boy has been charged over death of AFL coach Brett Ratten's son
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Cooper Ratten, 16, died when he was thrown out of a car two weeks ago
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The 17-year-old driver will front the children's court at a later date
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He his charged with numerous offences including theft of a motor vehicle
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This after Carlton and Hawthorn paid their respects to Ratten and son
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Players walked through a banner which read: 'FAMILY. RIP Cooper Ratten'

Question: His son Tanner cried heartbreakingly as a video montage of his brother @placeholder - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.

Answer: Cooper

Answer: Cooper

Answer: Cooper Ratten

Answer: Cooper Ratten


Jenny McCarthy is joining ABC's "The View" -- one of the most visible morning TV shows in America. In the press announcement, Barbara Walters said of her, "Jenny brings us intelligence as well as warmth and humor. She can be serious and outrageous." Let's talk about the outrages. Much of the criticism toward hiring McCarthy, including mine, has focused on her stance against vaccines. She has repeatedly claimed that that vaccines played a major role in giving her son autism, that  he "recovered" from autism thanks to a special diet, and the government and medical establishment did not bother to investigate her son's recovery. She argues that we vaccinate too much, too quickly, and that the research on a link between autism and vaccines should continue. Her charity, Generation Rescue, continues to question the safety of vaccines and sponsors events starring anti-vaccine advocates, such as Andrew Wakefield, a disgraced British doctor.
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Jenny McCarthy is joining ABC's "The View" -- one of the most visible morning TV shows
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David Perry: The criticism toward hiring McCarthy focus on her anti-vaccine stance
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He says McCarthy has made statement about vaccines that are false and dangerous
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Perry: Now that she has a bigger platform, what dangerous ideas will she seize on?

Question: When someone claims to have answers, especially someone with the intelligence and charisma of a @placeholder, parents are easy targets.

Answer: Jenny McCarthy

Answer: Jenny

Answer: McCarthy

Answer: Jenny McCarthy

Answer: McCarthy

Answer: McCarthy


Washington (CNN) One of the attorneys general that was threatening to challenge the Trump administration on DACA has backed off his threat, citing a "human element" in his calculation and urging Congress to act instead. The Tennessee attorney general had been part of a group of 10 states that were threatening the Trump administration to add the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program to ongoing litigation in an unfriendly court if President Donald Trump doesn't sunset the program by September 5. That ultimatum was led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and was issued earlier this summer. But now, Herbert Slatery says he no longer will pursue that course of action.
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Tennessee had been one of 10 states threatening the Trump administration
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The letter encouraged bipartisan legislation in Congress

Question: "There is a human element to this, however, that is not lost on me and should not be ignored," @placeholder wrote.

Answer: Herbert Slatery


(CNN) Nearly 10 million people across the Midwest were under a flood warning Saturday as several spots along the Mississippi River were expected to reach near-record crests this weekend, the latest threats to a region that got slammed this week by severe flooding. The river's cresting -- the highest stage or level of a flood wave -- was due to affect communities in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee, CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said. Even after a river crests, flooding can still be a problem. Those who live near the Mississippi River in Cape Girardeau in southern Illinois and southeast Missouri prepared for an onslaught.
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The Mississippi River crested near its record height Saturday near Cape Girardeau
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Extensive flooding from a week of rain has hit the central United States

Question: Floods already have killed six people in @placeholder and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.

Answer: Missouri

Answer: Missouri


Washington (CNN) Did President Donald Trump live up to his promise to end the "war on Christmas"? Depends on who you ask. While some would quibble with the very idea that a war on the holiday exists, recent polling does suggest that the Christian nature of Christmas is less culturally prevalent than in the past. A Pew Research Center survey, published last week, found that most US adults believe the religious aspects of the holiday are emphasized less now than they used to be. But overall, just 31% of adults said "they are bothered at least 'some' by the declining emphasis on religion in the way the U.S. commemorates Christmas."
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A recent Pew poll found 9 in 10 U.S. adults say they celebrate Christmas.

Question: "@placeholder can tend to be a little overdramatic sometimes, I think that's part of his persona."

Answer: Donald Trump


Jack Grealish will remain training with Aston Villa’s Under-21 side this week and is unlikely to be included in the squad to face Southampton on Saturday. Villa manager Remi Garde is continuing his punishment of the young forward after Sportsmail revealed footage showing him partying after their 4-0 loss to Everton last month. Grealish was sent to train with the development team last Tuesday and was subsequently dropped from last weekend’s 3-2 loss to Watford. Garde viewed Grealish’s actions dimly and is attempting to make the 20-year-old understand he cannot afford a repeat. 'This is not professional, not what I am expecting from my players,’ said the Frenchman last week.
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Jack Grealish likely to miss out on Aston Villa squad to face Southampton
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21-year-old still training with Under 21s as punishment from Remi Garde
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Grealish was filmed on a night out after 4-0 defeat by Everton
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Garde described the young winger's behavior as 'not professional'
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Grealish was left out of the Villa squad for Saturday's defeat by Watford

Question: The call by @placeholder is a big one given Villa’s bleak plight.

Answer: Remi Garde


(CNN) The headache for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games organizers shows no signs of subsiding. Six weeks before the Games are set to begin, Francisco Dornelles, the acting governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro, told the Brazilian newspaper O Globo that the state has not yet received recently-approved federal funds to beef up security and transportation for the quadrennial competition. "I am optimistic about the games, but I have to show the reality. We can make a great Olympics, but if some steps are not taken, it can be a big failure," Dornelles told O Globo. Olympic Games: Is Rio ready?
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Rio Olympics have been plagued by finance concerns
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Brazil is struggling with its worst recession since the 1930s
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The country is also dealing with the Zika virus and political turmoil

Question: @placeholder's federal government approved the bailout, worth about $850 million (2.9 billion reals), last week.

Answer: Brazilian

Answer: Brazil


Martin Skrtel was hit with a three-match ban on Wednesday for stamping on Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea, but the Liverpool defender escaped any further action after he appeared to mock the FA by posting a picture of clowns on social media. The photograph appeared on Skrtel’s Instagram account on Wednesday morning, shortly before the FA announced that he had been found guilty of deliberately treading on De Gea towards the end of Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat to their rivals at Anfield on Sunday. The FA are aware of the post but have decided not to take the matter further.
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Martin Skrtel set to miss games against Arsenal, Newcastle and Blackburn
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Liverpool defender denied charge of stamping on David de Gea
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Skrtel was not punished during 2-1 defeat by Manchester United on Sunday
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The 30-year-old posted a picture of clowns after ban was upheld
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Sportsmail understands Skrtel will face no extra punishment for photo
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news

Question: @placeholder also have a number of injury concerns arising from the United game.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Question: It is understood that they did not think there was enough evidence on this occasion to justify a similar charge against @placeholder.

Answer: Martin Skrtel

Answer: Skrtel

Answer: Martin Skrtel

Answer: Skrtel

Answer: Skrtel


(CNN) The owner of Pulse nightclub in Orlando announced plans Thursday to build a permanent memorial and museum on the building's grounds to honor the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history. Barbara Poma, who established Pulse as an LGBT club in 2004, said the OnePulse Foundation would raise funds to go toward a memorial, community grants for survivors' families, scholarships and a museum with artifacts and stories of that fatal day. "We will not let hate win," said Poma, who founded Pulse to honor her brother, who died of HIV/AIDS in 1991. "We will ensure that no one of this generation and the generations to come will ever forget what happened here."
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The Orlando LGBT club was the site of a deadly massacre last June
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Club owner says funds will be raised for museum and to support survivors' families

Question: "I now know that my role is to ensure @placeholder as a place of healing," she said.

Answer: Pulse

Answer: Pulse

Answer: OnePulse Foundation

Answer: Pulse


(CNN) -- Filmmaker James Cameron may be about to set out on the first solo dive to the Mariana Trench, the deepest known point of the world's oceans, but sojourns to the darkest recesses of the sea are far from the sole preserve of intrepid would-be record breakers. For wealthy enthusiasts with a passion for underwater endeavors, delving into the deepest and most mysterious ocean basins is a niche but accessible form of adventure tourism. Several companies around the world offer midrange dives of between 1,500 and 3,000 feet, but only specialist tour operator Deep Ocean Expeditions takes paying customers to depths of 10,000 feet and beyond.
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Wealthy tourists can voyage to the bottom of the sea with specialist tourist companies
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Expeditions visit the wreck sites of historic vessels such as the Titanic and Bismarck
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Deep sea tourism could take off soon, says marine specialist Capt. Alfred S. McLaren

Question: "My experiences of visiting @placeholder are vastly different from the Titanic," McLaren said.

Answer: Bismarck


SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- The last bit of news I heard before boarding a plane to Seoul a few days ago was that North Korea had just fired 100 artillery shells into the sea near the border with South Korea. Disturbing news from North Korea comes just as often as stories that make us laugh in disbelief. The many quirky, mystifying, baffling developments in Pyongyang make its young ruler, Kim Jung Un, an irresistible target for comedians. It was hard to suppress a laugh, for example, when North Korea severely declared that an upcoming satirical Hollywood movie constituted "an act of war" and filed an official complaint with the United Nations.
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North Korea had fired artillery shells into the sea near the border with South Korea
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Frida Ghitis: North Korea is simultaneously threatening, bizarre and brutal
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She says it's tempting to ignore North Korea's antics as bluster, as empty threats
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Ghitis: But by firing missiles, threatening neighbors, it is volatile and dangerous

Question: It is those random, capricious, frequently dangerous behaviors that allow fragile, brittle, bankrupt North Korea to force its dazzlingly successful neighbor, @placeholder, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korea

Answer: South Korea


PM David Cameron (pictured leaving 10 Downing Street) has said he would not bid for a third term For many of the greatest leaders in our history, one word was simply beyond them. From Gladstone and Churchill to Thatcher and Blair, they could not bring themselves to say goodbye. So by historical standards, David Cameron’s revelation that, if the voters send him back to Downing Street in May, he will step down after five years and allow somebody else to lead the Conservatives into the 2020 election, counts as a genuine bombshell. For some time, this has been predicted in Westminster. But nobody expected him to say so publicly, and certainly nobody thought he would do it on the brink of one of the tightest and most unpredictable election campaigns in history.
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David Cameron said he would not bid for a third term if he wins election
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The PM said two terms were 'wonderful' but three 'might just be too many'
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If re-elected in May, he will serve a full five years but then quit Number 10

Question: @placeholder, for example, famously led her party into a third general election in 1987 with a promise that she would go ‘on and on’ – a remark that delighted her admirers and horrified her critics.

Answer: Thatcher


Passengers hoping to cross the channel using the shuttle are facing  hours of delays following a suspension of services due to 'migrant activity' at the French side. The situation appears to have improved since this morning, with Eurotunnel now reporting delays of 30 minutes before check-in, followed by a one hour wait before departure. Services were suspended for a brief time shortly before midnight due to 'migrant activity', adding that French authorities are dealing with the situation. Continued strike action from French ferry workers has added to the chaos on Kent's coastbound roads. Ferry strikes have led to a risk of delays at Dover port and St Pancras International station in London.
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Le Shuttle is warning of serious delays crossing from Folkestone to Calais
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Services were suspended shortly before midnight due to 'migrant activity'
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Continued strike action from French ferry workers is adding to the chaos
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5,000 migrants are camping at Calais, and eight have died in eight weeks

Question: French authorities revealed on Thursday that seven migrants had died in seven weeks of crisis, following the discovery of a teenager's body on the roof of a train at @placeholder.

Answer: Folkestone


San Francisco (CNN) If anyone leads the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2016, it has to be quarterback Brett Favre. It took all of nine seconds to elect him. "Is that good?" the longtime Green Bay Packers legend asked when he found out the news. Yes, it is. Favre, who led the Packers to a championship in Super Bowl XXXI and won three consecutive NFL Most Valuable Player awards in his NFL career, was elected his first time on the ballot. The class, which was announced Saturday at the NFL Honors awards presentation at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, is full of greats: owner Edward DeBartolo Jr., coach Tony Dungy, Favre, linebacker/defensive end Kevin Greene, wide receiver Marvin Harrison, tackle Orlando Pace, the late quarterback Ken Stabler and the late guard Dick Stanfel.
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Quarterback Brett Favre leads the eight-man Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2016
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The Hall of Fame announcement was made at the NFL Honors awards presentation in San Francisco
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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton wins the 2015 NFL Most Valuable Player award

Question: His 18 consecutive seasons with 3,000 or more yards passing and 23 games with four or more touchdown passes also were @placeholder bests when he retired.

Answer: NFL Most Valuable Player

Answer: NFL

Answer: NFL Honors

Answer: NFL Honors

Answer: NFL Most Valuable Player


New Delhi  (CNN) Relative calm has been restored to the Indian city of Bangalore following the deaths of two men amid riots over an ongoing water dispute. Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to protesters to exercise restraint and follow the law as a heavy paramilitary presence was deployed Wednesday. Protests began earlier this week over a water sharing deal between the Indian states of Karnataka and neighboring Tamil Nadu. One demonstrator was shot dead by police, Karnataka chief minister S Siddaramaiah said in a press conference Tuesday. Another died in hospital following injuries sustained from a fall while fleeing police during Monday's clashes.
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Following the deaths of two people, paramilitary forces restore relative calm
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Demonstrators burn cars, trucks and buses after court ruling
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Supreme Court orders Karnataka state to release water to neighboring Tamil Nadu

Question: @placeholder claims it is not receiving enough water and blames Karnataka for holding it in its reservoirs.

Answer: Tamil Nadu

Answer: Tamil Nadu


Malaysia has its Prosperity Burger, the Indians tuck into McCurry Pan and in Israel there’s the ever-popular McKebab. And now McDonald’s has a new, rather decadent addition to its South Korean restaurant menu – Honey Butter French Fries. It’s the latest international addition to the Golden Arches’ ever-evolving foreign offerings. McDonald’s recent addition to its South Korean restaurant menu – Honey Butter French Fries A fishy affair: This burger from Japan contains a patty made from battered prawns and is topped with thousand island dressing Don’t be fooled into thinking that McDonald's abroad is going to be exactly the same as it is back home; in fact different countries have their own additions to the menu, designed to appeal to local tastes.
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South Korea has introduced Honey Butter French Fries on the menu
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In Spain diners tuck into cold tomato soup or gazpacho
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Japan has fondue chicken, carbonara, and prawn croquette burgers

Question: Edible tableware: India's @placeholder is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry

Answer: McCurry Pan


Kris Jenner shared her excitement Sunday night at daughter Kim Kardashian's surprise announcement that she's pregnant with her second child. Kris, 59, shared a black and white photo of Kim being kissed on the cheek by husband Kanye West as she looks at the camera along with the caption: 'Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!' 'Can't wait to meet your new little love bug!!!!! Sooooo happy for you guys!!!!!!!!!! #blessed #love #family,' Kris wrote. Earlier on Sunday, Kris had been seen in the mid-season finale of Keeping Up With Kardashians accompanying her 34-year-old daughter to a doctor's appointment. Kim was seen undergoing more tests and a biopsy as she continued to struggle to get pregnant.
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The Kardashian momager is the first in the family to publicly address Kim's pregnancy
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Kris, 59, said she is 'Sooooo happy' for the couple
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The new arrival will be Kris' fifth grandchild, joining North West and Kourtney's three kids with Scott Disick
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The news of Kim's pregnancy dropped at the end of Sunday's mid-season finale of Keeping Up With The Kardashians

Question: So far @placeholder and Kanye have not made any public comments about their exciting news and Kris is the only one of the Kardashian-Jenner clan to say anything so far about Kim's pregnancy.

Answer: Kim Kardashian

Answer: Kim

Answer: Kim

Answer: Kim

Answer: Kim


A squalid crumbling home filled with rubbish and an unrelenting stench has been transformed into a stunning multi-million dollar family home in a matter of months by two ambitious brothers. The condition of the Paddington home, in central Brisbane, Queensland, was once so poor that neighbours nicknamed it the ‘Hoarder House’, but seven months later brothers Rob, 26, and Andrew Gray, 29, now have neighbours admiring the newly renovated home. Rob Gray told Daily Mail Australia that they purchased the 600sqm property for $838,000 and have now added at least $2 million to its value thanks to their renovation work.
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Brothers Rob and Andrew Gray have transformed a property in Paddington, central Brisbane, Queensland
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They bought it for $838,000 and in seven months work have added at least $2 million to its value
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Their company, Graya Construction Builders, spent around $1 million on the renovations
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The house was filled with rubbish, with a stench that stayed until they took the wall lining out
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An elderly woman previously lived there for at least 40 years and the home was nicknamed 'Hoarder House'

Question: Despite the ‘very big challenge’, @placeholder is now instead known as the Hillview House boasting a coveted location and city views.

Answer: Hoarder House


Gary Neville has become the 14th Brit to manage in Spain post-War after taking up a role with Valencia until the end of the season. The former Manchester United was confirmed as the new boss at the Mestalla until the conclusion of the 2015-16 campaign, leaving his role as a Sky Sports analyst. Neville follows in the footsteps of the likes of Sir Bobby Robson, Ron Atkinson and David Moyes to take up management in La Liga. Moyes was the most recent Brit to manage in Spain but he was sacked by Real Sociedad this season after just a year in charge. Chris Coleman had a spell at Sociedad which was similarly short in 2007 and 2008.
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Gary Neville has become the 14th Brit to manage in Spain post-War
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Former Real Madrid boss Michael Keeping was the first in 1948
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Vic Buckingham, Terry Venables and Bobby Robson managed Barcelona
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Most recent British managers in Spain was David Moyes at Sociedad

Question: @placeholder, though, is the first British manager to be named as Valencia head coach and he will be down to business on Wednesday when his team face Lyon in the Champions League in his first game in charge.

Answer: Gary Neville

Answer: Neville

Answer: Gary Neville


The Vatican has signed a treaty with the 'State of Palestine' today and hopes it will stimulate peace with Israel. It is the first time the Roman Catholic Church has signed a treaty with the State of Palestine and believe it could serve as a model for other Mideast countries. However Israel has condemned the treaty for 'ignoring the rights of the Jewish people' and called it one-sided. Vatican Foreign Minister Paul Gallagher and his Palestinian counterpart, Riad al-Malki, signed the historic treaty at a ceremony inside the Vatican. Last month, Israel expressed disappointed at the announcement saying it would hurt peace prospects and discourage the Palestinians from returning to direct negotiations.
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First time Roman Catholic Church has signed treaty with State of Palestine
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It comes amid growing momentum to recognise Palestinian statehood
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But Israel has condemned treaty and called it one-sided and disappointing

Question: It warned it would study the agreement and 'its implications for future cooperation between Israel and the @placeholder'.

Answer: Vatican

Answer: Vatican

Answer: Vatican


Amsterdam, Netherlands (CNN) Not a day goes by in the Netherlands without President Donald Trump making news. If you're an American traveling overseas, you have likely been buttonholed by locals asking you to explain what is going on with the new administration. The local news carries clips of Trump attacking the media, disparaging NATO or falsely suggesting a terrorist attack just occurred in Sweden. At the same time, top Cabinet officials are making the rounds in Europe, appearing to contradict the President on the most basic matters of foreign policy. This is precisely the type of situation into which the US Department of State -- America's foreign ministry -- would normally step in and allay confusion, make sense of the mixed signals and explain to the world precisely where the United States stands.
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Frida Ghitis: Trump and his Cabinet contradict each other, and State Department is mum
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She says never has there been a greater need for translator of US policies to the world

Question: Under normal circumstances, America's center of diplomatic activity -- the State Department -- would do its traditional job, attempting to portray US government policies as a coherent whole, consistent with US values and laws, committed to upholding the country's obligations, determined to maintain @placeholder's role in the world.

Answer: American

Answer: America

Question: After all, his goals for the country and the world are a sharp departure from @placeholder's traditional role as an advocate of democracy, human rights, freedom and open markets.

Answer: American

Answer: America


(CNN) New Orleans celebrity chef John Besh stepped down Monday from the company he founded amid sexual harassment allegations against him and other male employees. Besh, 49, is one of the city's most recognizable and celebrated chefs. He has not responded directly to the allegations made by current and former employees, which were revealed in an investigation by NOLA.com and the Times-Picayune. His departure was announced Monday in a staff email from the person taking over as chief executive officer of Besh Restaurant Group (BRG), effective immediately. "John has decided to step down from all aspects of operations and to provide his full focus on his family," Shannon White said.
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John Besh is one of New Orleans' most recognizable and celebrated chefs
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Sexual harassment allegations against him came from numerous current and former employees

Question: @placeholder enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.

Answer: John Besh

Answer: Besh

Answer: Besh Restaurant Group

Answer: John Besh


It is the one of the greatest moments in TV history - Who Shot J.R.? Thirty-five years ago, millions of viewers were obsessed with the plot line following the attempted murder of the world's most famous TV villain - played by Larry Hagman - and then later the big reveal of the would-be assassin's identity. It was a relatively unknown Mary Crosby. Her only claim to fame: She was the 19-year-old daughter of musical legend, Bing Crosby. Her role on Dallas as Kristin Shepard, J.R.'s scorned mistress and sister-in-law, propelled her to A-list stardom but in an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online - the now 56-year-old reveals her own pickiness hurt her career.
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Mary Crosby, 56, daughter of legendary crooner Bing, was revealed as J.R. Ewing's shooter on Nov. 21, 1980
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Crosby played Kristin Shepard on Dallas, the scorned mistress and sister-in-law of J.R.
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She tells Daily Mail Online she screwed up by waiting around for more 'arty' roles
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Crosby reveals even she was in the dark over 'who done it.'
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CBS producers 'had everybody shoot that scene with J.R., and I mean everybody'
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Her greatest gift from Dallas was her friendship with Larry Hagman who walked her down the aisle at her wedding
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'For many people in the business, it's about ego, but dad had so many other things in life that he loved,' says Mary of father Bing Crosby

Question: '@placeholder was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.

Answer: Dallas

Answer: Dallas


The Secret Service will have to drive Scooby One and Scooby Two back to Chappaqua without HIllary Clinton riding shotgun. Instead, she's flying coach and toting her own luggage. A United Airlines regional jet carried her back to the East Coast on Thursday from the Omaha, Nebraska airport. Her flight was bound for Newark, New Jersey, the major airport most convenient to her spacious Chappaqua, New York home. A reporter with the liberal news outlet Vox tweeted a photo of Clinton toting her own luggage on Thursday in Omaha SHE'S JUST LIKE US? A Town Car sedan (right) met Mrs. Clinton on the tarmac in Newark on Thursday, flanked by police and Secret Service vehicles
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United flight 3954 carried Clinton from Omaha, Nebraska to Newark, New Jersey on Thursday
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Met by a Town Car and a police escort – on the tarmac – for what's likely a short trip back to her Chappaqua, New York estate
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Follows Iowa campaign swing full of controlled interactions, staged conversations and little interaction with real people
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Clinton was, however, photographed pulling her own suitcase down an airport concourse

Question: But her first Iowa event, promoted as a spontaneous coffee shop sit-down with average voters, turned out to be a carefully staged production whose young participants were driven to the cafe by Clinton's @placeholder political director.

Answer: Iowa


(CNN) -- It's never easy when you get that phone call, even when you've known for years that it might be coming. But on Friday, I got the call that someone I loved had died. Just five days earlier, my friend Marci and I had been making plans for our kids to go trick-or-treating together, and now she's gone. I can't write that Marci Smith lost her battle with brain cancer, because Marci hated that phrase. Her husband, Tim, thinks she just didn't like the concept of losing at anything. Actually, in my book, she beat cancer. Her disease was diagnosed when she was 43, when her son Joshua was 3 years old. Her doctor told her that statistically speaking, she had three to six months to live. That was in February 2007.
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Marci Smith was one of the first people featured in this column
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The ultimate empowered patient, she diagnosed her own cancer
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Cohen: She beat cancer in how she lived the last 4Â½ years

Question: She'd always wanted to visit all 50 states, and so over the past four years, she and Tim and @placeholder visited the states she hadn't been to yet.

Answer: Joshua


London (CNN) -- An artwork by Barbara Hepworth, one of the most highly regarded sculptors of the 20th century, has been stolen from a park in London, amid what art experts fear is a metal theft "epidemic." The bronze sculpture called "Two Forms (Divided Circle)" stood in Dulwich Park for more than 40 years until it was removed on Monday night. The artwork was insured for Â£500,000 ($785,000) but one art expert said it was likely to be sold for scrap for just a few hundred pounds. Two years ago police said they believed that a Henry Moore bronze sculpture "Reclining Figure," valued at Â£3 million, stolen from the late artist's estate north of London was probably sold for just Â£1,500.
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Bronze artwork by sculptor Barbara Hepworth stolen from park in London
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Art expert says it was likely sold for scrap for just a few hundred pounds
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Demand for metals has led to thefts from railways, phone lines and war memorials
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Politicians are facing calls to increase controls on scrap metal dealers to counter thefts

Question: "Her work is a major part of this country's cultural heritage and we very much hope the work will be recovered, so that the public can once again enjoy @placeholder) in its original setting."

Answer: Two Forms (Divided Circle


Immigration officials have condemned the sheriff who released an illegal Mexican immigrant who allegedly went on to shot a woman dead on San Franciscio's Pier 14. Officials for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) said that Ross Mirkarimi, the San Francisco sheriff who released Francisco Sanchez, doesn't understand immigration law and should have handed him over to them. Instead, Francisco was let go in February after marijuana charges against him were dropped. According to police, he went on to steal a gun and shoot dead Kathryn Steinle, 32, on July 1. Under local 'sanctuary city' laws, San Francisco doesn't cooperate with immigration officials unless there are active warrants out for suspects, which was not the case of Sanchez.
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ICE officials criticized Ross Mikarimi in war of words over murder suspect
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Francisco Sanchez is accused of killing Kathryn Steinle on July 1
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She was walking on San Francisco's Pier 14 when he was shot dead
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He had been in jail months earlier and had immigration 'detainer' on file
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Mikarimi has said ICE could have got a warrant for Sanchez  if they wanted
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ICE hit back saying Mikarimi doesn't know the law and such warrants do not exist
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Sanchez was let go because of 'sanctuary city' policy under which local officials do not comply with immigration enforcement requests

Question: Mirkarimi tried to defend his conduct earlier this week, claiming that @placeholder should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE


Jerusalem (CNN) Clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces broke out again across Jerusalem and the West Bank on Saturday, with the mood tremendously intense around Jerusalem's Old City. A Palestinian man died at a hospital Saturday evening after he was injured in clashes with Israeli forces earlier, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said. The man was involved in a clash in the town of el-Eizariyah near Jerusalem, the official Palestinian news agency, WAFA, reported. Meantime, a rocket fired from northern Gaza exploded midair Sunday morning local time, with no injuries reported, the Israeli Defense Forces tweeted. With tensions rapidly rising, Palestinians called for more protests Sunday and the Israeli government planned meetings.
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A Palestinian man was killed Saturday, the Palestinian Ministry of Health says
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Israel's government plans to discuss metal detectors at an important holy site

Question: Three @placeholder were killed and many people reportedly were hurt during clashes Friday.

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinians

Answer: Palestinian


Seattle (CNN) Yoram Bauman learned about the idea that would change his life, and the course of the world, as a nerdy undergraduate at Reed College. The economics professor's pitch was so simple he couldn't shake it. We should make bad stuff more expensive. And, by doing that, make good stuff cheaper. "I remember thinking that it was such an intellectually beautiful idea," he told me. It is beautiful. And, as it turns out, this old theory, which dates back at least to the 1920s and an economist named Arthur Pigou, is essential to fixing one of the world's biggest problems.
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John D. Sutter visits Washington and British Columbia to learn why a carbon tax is the cheapest, smartest way to fight global warming. Why isn't it catching on?
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Voters in Washington will decide this fall on a carbon tax that could have far-reaching implications, he writes

Question: But @placeholder is trying to figure it out -- by November.

Answer: Yoram Bauman


The retirement of the pirate leader Mohamed Abdi Hassan, also known as "Afweyne," has generated much media coverage, but the real significance of his announcement is the indication it gives of how Somalia's pirates currently view their business model. It appears that hijacking vessels in the Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Aden is no longer seen as a relatively risk-free affair. Somalia's 3025-km coastline is the longest in Africa, and lies along busy shipping lanes that are crucial for the transport of goods from Asia to Europe, and of oil from the Gulf. It is estimated that between 20 and 30,000 ships pass through this area every year. For more than a decade, this environment has provided rich pickings for pirates launching small skiffs from Somalia's coast, hoping to hold up a ship with its cargo and crew until a ransom is paid by the ship's owner. In 2008, piracy began to gain international attention as the number of attacks and the amount demanded in ransoms increased dramatically.
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Pirate Mohamed Abdi Hassan, known as "Afweyne," announces retirement
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Piracy began to gain international attention in 2008 as number of attacks grew
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Afweyne got notoriety as organizer of two high-profile hijackings, says Adjoa Anyimadu
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Piracy off coast of Somalia is no longer as lucrative as it once was, says Anyimadu

Question: It may seem unfair that a figure like @placeholder appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.

Answer: Afweyne

Answer: Afweyne

Answer: Afweyne


Rome (CNN) -- A Swiss man sentenced in an Italian court to a 16-year prison term in absentia over deaths of about 2,000 workers who prosecutors said were exposed to asbestos will appeal the ruling, his lawyer said Tuesday. Stephan Schmidheiny, the Swiss owner of the fiber-cement firm Eternit, was sentenced Monday alongside Belgian former executive and investor Jean Louis Marie Ghislain de Cartier de Marchienne. The pair were accused of failing to protect workers in the company's four Italian factories before they were shuttered in 1986. Schmidheiny's lawyer, Astolfo Di Amato, told CNN Tuesday that his client did not accept the sentence handed down by the court in Turin, an industrial hub in northwestern Italy.
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Stephan Schmidheiny will appeal his sentence in an Italian court, his lawyer says
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Schmidheiny and a Belgian colleague are accused of failing to protect workers from asbestos
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Schmidheiny's lawyer says the sentence will deter other big firms from investing in Italy
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Exposure to asbestos can lead to lung diseases and cancer

Question: The Italian Eternit company was declared bankrupt in 1986, when the @placeholder plants were shut down, and the company's ownership changed in the 1990s.

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italy


For one, this was a case of treading fresh ground. Quite literally. For others, it was about settling back into roles that were once familiar. Something old, something new. And something surprisingly blue, in the hue of Northern Ireland’s jerseys. Thankfully for Scotland, there was no off-colour outcome. A win is a win. Even when it comes after the typical drudgery that international friendlies can bring. Let’s just say that no-one who sat through this 90 minutes will be feverishly petitioning for the return of the Home Internationals. Matt Ritchie made his first appearance for Scotland against Northern Ireland on Wednesday night
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Matt Ritchie made Scotland debut in 1-0 victory over Northern Ireland
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The Bournemouth winger qualified for Scotland through his father Alex
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Ritchie supplied the cross for Christophe Berra's late winner

Question: Like @placeholder as whole, he simply got the job done.

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scotland