In the 2013 film 'Her,' actor Joaquin Phoenix plays the character Theodore who falls in love with a computer operating system. It might sound like science fiction, but Microsoft has developed a similar computer companion that has become a hit in China. Her name is named Xiaoice, and she is increasingly becoming a 'virtual girlfriend' for thousands of people. According to an in-depth report in the New York Times, many turn to her when they have a broken heart, have lost a job or have had a bad day. 'When I am in a bad mood, I will chat with her,' said Gao Yixin, a 24-year-old who works in the oil industry in Shandong Province told the paper.
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People can add Xiaoice to a conversation on social media in China
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Chatbot can remember details from earlier conversations to ask questions
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The average person who adds XiaoIce talking to her more than 60 times per month, according to figures by Microsoft

Question: New York Times points out that the program raises questions about privacy, since @placeholder collects vast amounts of intimate details on individuals.

Answer: Xiaoice

Answer: Xiaoice

Answer: XiaoIce


Greece will not make a crucial loan repayment to the International Monetary Fund today – plunging the country deeper into crisis. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told the IMF last night that the £220million his country owes will not be paid until the end of the month. The delay, which pushes Greece closer to default and possible expulsion from the eurozone, came after talks in Brussels between Athens and its creditors broke down without a deal. Greece is close to running out of money and must reach an agreement with the IMF, European Central Bank and European Commission to secure another £5.2billion injection of bailout funds to stave off bankruptcy.
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Greece won't make crucial loan repayment to International Monetary Fund
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Prime Minister said £220million won't be paid until the end of the month
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Delay came after  Athens' talks with creditors broke down without a deal

Question: Mr Tsipras has come under intense pressure from his anti-austerity party to withhold payment to the @placeholder in an attempt to get a better deal.

Answer: International Monetary Fund

Answer: IMF

Answer: IMF

Answer: International Monetary Fund

Question: The move is allowed under @placeholder rules but is rarely used.

Answer: International Monetary Fund

Answer: IMF

Answer: IMF

Answer: International Monetary Fund


Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush will run for president in 2016, according to several senior aides who confirmed Thursday that the Republican would announce his widely expected decision in Miami later this month. As the son of one president and brother of another, Bush would be the third member of his immediate family to sit in the Oval Office if elected. His decision to run ensures the possibility of a general election showdown between two political families as Hillary Rodham Clinton eyes the Democratic presidential nomination. Bush senior aides confirmed that the 62-year-old Bush, who left the Florida governor's mansion in 2007, will enter the race during an event at Miami Dade College soon after returning from a weeklong European trip. The aides spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the decision ahead of the formal announcement.
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Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush will run for president in 2016, according to several senior aides
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They confirmed Thursday that the Republican would announce his widely expected decision in Miami later this month
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As the son of one president and brother of another, Bush would be the third member of family to sit in the Oval Office if elected
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Bush senior aides confirmed that Bush will enter the race during an event at Miami Dade College soon after returning from a weeklong European trip

Question: Yet he faces considerable resistance from the party's conservative flank, which holds outsized influence in the @placeholder presidential primary process.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican


(CNN) Coalition forces, including American military operatives, killed a senior ISIS leader when conducting an operation on the Iraqi-Syrian border Wednesday, officials said. Killed was Sami Jassim Mohammed Al-Jabouri, known by the nom de guerre Haji Hamad, said the Kurdistan Region Security Council. His reported death is the latest victory in the coalition's ongoing fight against the terrorist organization's financial staying power. Jabouri was responsible for ISIS operations regarding natural resources in Iraq and Syria. He and an aide were killed in the operation. The United States has not verified Jabouri was the man killed in the mission but verified he was a key figure in ISIS oil operations.
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Coalition forces kill top ISIS leader who oversaw its oil resources
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The fight over oil is key to undercutting the terrorist organization

Question: During that time, the population living under @placeholder rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


(CNN Student News) -- March 1, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Chile • Orlando, Florida • Indonesia Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: You're at the beginning of a new month, a new week and a new day of commercial-free headlines from CNN Student News. I'm Carl Azuz. First Up: Chile Earthquake AZUZ: Safety and food: top priorities in Chile after the country was jolted by a massive earthquake over the weekend. It struck very early Saturday morning when most people were sleeping. It registered a magnitude of 8.8; very powerful. A scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey says it released about 500 times more energy than the quake that hit Haiti in January. More than 90 aftershocks have been recorded in Chile, many of those pretty powerful in their own right. The damage: tremendous. As of yesterday evening, the quake was being blamed for more than 700 deaths. It affected 2 million people, caused serious damage to around half a million homes.
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Assess the impact of a massive earthquake that struck in Chile
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Hear predictions from both parties about U.S. midterm elections
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Consider an adoption program that could turn tigers into pets
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

Question: So, while the devastation caused by this quake is certainly severe, it's part of the reason why it might not be as bad as what we saw in @placeholder.

Answer: Haiti


An attack of the giggles can sometimes appear at the strangest moments. Whether it's during a speech or in a meeting, helpless laughter is one of our most insightful behaviours, according to neuroscientist Sophie Scott. In a recent Ted Talk in Vancouver, Professor Scott revealed that laughter often isn't to do with comedy value, but with our relationships with others. Laughter is often used as a tool for social bonding rather than in reaction to something that has comedy value, according to UCL Professor Sophie Scott. Pictured are Prime Minister David Cameron and US President Barack Obama during a basketball game
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Professor Sophie Scott says laughter often isn't to do with comedy value
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In a conversation, the person who laughs most is usually the one talking
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People are 30 times more likely to laugh if they are with someone else
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It also triggers brain's mirror region which explains why it is contagious

Question: @placeholder activates the brain's mirror regions that mimic other's actions, and she says this is the reason behind why laughing can be so contagious

Answer: Laughter


Premier League clubs looking for players at Barcelona and Real Madrid this summer will find a team’s worth. Bara want limited departures from the first team this summer because they can’t sign players until January but they also want to blood young players from their B-team out on loan at higher leagues because their second string is likely to be playing third division football. At Real Madrid the need for a clear-out could make the exodus bigger than in most other seasons and boy wonder Martin Odegaard will need a loan club. Sportsmail look at 10 potential Clasico exports. Martin Odegaard (right) is expected to go out on loan from Real Madrid to gain experience next season
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Real Madrid  expected to have a summer clear-out when the season ends
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Barcelona want to limit first-team departures due to their transfer ban
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But  the B-team face relegation and Barca want youngsters playing at a higher level

Question: The 16-year-old Odegaard has struggled to fit in the @placeholder B-team and may depart on loan next season

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) It's no big deal, the thinking goes, that the Senate seems likely to confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court, as President Trump urged in his speech Tuesday night. The President encouraged this line of thought -- that elevating the judge from the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit "fills [Justice Antonin] Scalia's seat" with another conservative and just returns the court to a five-justice conservative majority that it had before Scalia passed away last February. Nothing to see here, supposedly; the real action will come when swing Justice Anthony Kennedy or one of the liberal justices leaves, moving the court further to the right. Democrats should hold their fire until it counts.
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Richard L. Hasen: The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear cases that will impact voting rights and campaign contributions
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Confirming Judge Neil Gorsuch as a justice would swing the votes toward troubling decisions, he writes

Question: Even though @placeholder is not a Scalia clone, things are likely to be pretty bad on these key issues, because Gorsuch is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.

Answer: Neil Gorsuch

Question: Even though Gorsuch is not a Scalia clone, things are likely to be pretty bad on these key issues, because Gorsuch is likely to vote like @placeholder, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.

Answer: Justice Antonin] Scalia

Answer: Scalia


(CNN) -- On the surface, the first round of the Egyptian presidential election seemed to show that the Muslim Brotherhood and the remnants of the Mubarak regime are locked in mortal combat for the political soul of Egypt -- as Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Morsi faces pro-military candidate Ahmed Shafik in a second round of voting in June. Buying into this simplistic formula, however, would be a total misreading of the far more complex picture. To understand the political reality of Egypt and the strengths and weaknesses of the major political forces operating in the country, one needs to look more closely at all of the electoral results.
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Mohammed Ayoob: Muslim Brotherhood lost half its support between the two elections
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The Brotherhood can't govern by itself with support of only 22% of electorate, he writes
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Ayoob: Mubarak-linked candidate did well, but social justice proponent did well, too
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Liberals, Nasserists and Brotherhood must form their own coalition, Ayoob writes

Question: But his performance can also be read as the last gasp of the old regime, which can be well and truly buried if its opponents, from the Brotherhood to the @placeholder and liberals, can form a coalition capable of providing effective and legitimate government.

Answer: Nasserists


A heavily armed Algerian jihadi who was preparing to attack churches in Paris on the orders is in custody this morning after being implicated in the murder of a young woman. The 24-year-old, named locally as Sid Ahmed Ghlam, had shot himself in the leg before his arrest by anti-terrorist officers in the 13th arrondissement in southern Paris on Sunday. This afternoon the Paris prosecutor said police found Arabic documents mentioning ISIS and Al Qaeda at the IT student's home, as well as evidence on his computer that he was in contact with a man in Syria 'who clearly asked him to target a church.'
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Police found Sid Ahmed Ghlam, 24, bleeding heavily in southern Paris
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They discovered an arsenal of 'weapons of war' in his car parked nearby
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Investigators searching his computer found documents mentioning ISIS
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Police said the Algerian national was in contact with a man in Syria 'who clearly asked him to target a church'
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DNA also reportedly links him to Sunday's murder of Aurelie Chatelain

Question: The arrested man was an Algerian national studying computer science in @placeholder, and was known to the intelligence services.

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris


Hooked to ventilators in hospital beds, they were on the brink of death. These shocking photos show brothers Jeff and Joey Stallings, who were placed in medically-induced comas after taking a 'bad batch' of synthetic marijuana in their hometown of McComb, Mississippi. The siblings, both in their twenties, fell seriously ill earlier this month after smoking the drug, which is a mix of herbs that has been sprayed with a chemical to produce a similar sensation to marijuana. They were hospitalized on April 6, within hours of each other, when they collapsed after suffering from hallucinations, vomiting, night sweats and violent shaking. They had to be put on life support.
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Jeff and Joey Stallings took a 'bad batch' of Spice in Mississippi hometown
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Hospitalized after suffering from hallucinations, sweats and violent shaking
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Photos show the brothers in medically-induced comas in McComb hospital
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Fortunately, siblings rallied against the drug's effects and are now at home
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But Jeff has 'permanent kidney damage' and both are still addicted to drug
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Now, their mom, Karen, has begged others not to take synthetic marijuana
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Because chemicals in Spice vary, users do not know what they're smoking

Question: Unlike pot, @placeholder can cause a huge range of symptoms, many of which can be severe.

Answer: Spice

Answer: Spice


Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen doesn't think a victory against his former captain Gary Monk should cost the Swansea City manager his job. Allen, who replaces the suspended Lucas Leiva in Sunday's line-up, shared some of the greatest moments in Swansea's history alongside Monk, who is under pressure as manager after winning just one of nine Premier League matches since August. Yet Allen has nothing but praise for his skipper when Swansea reached the Premier League with a thrilling play-off final victory at Wembley under Brendan Rodgers. 'I know Gary personally and people don't seem to remember he was nominated as manager of the month in the first month of the season,' he said.
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Joe Allen has backed Garry Monk to return to winning ways at Swansea
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Monk is under pressure after winning won of nine Premier League games
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Swansea boss was nominated as manager of the month only in August
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South Wales club struggling to match the record points total of last term
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Allen is set to replace the suspended Lucas Leiva in midfield on Sunday
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Liverpool midfielder tips Brendan Rodgers to make a managerial return

Question: @placeholder also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.

Answer: Joe Allen

Answer: Allen

Answer: Allen

Answer: Joe Allen

Answer: Allen


(CNN) China has passed a controversial law imposing new regulations on foreign nongovernmental organizations and charitable groups. The more than 7,000 foreign NGOs operating in China will have to submit to police supervision and declare their sources of funding. While Chinese officials say regulation is long overdue in this sector, U.S. officials and human rights groups have criticized the law, saying it amounts to a crackdown on civil society. "The new law will have severe consequences for freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, and association, which are already sharply curtailed under existing laws and policies," Amnesty International said. The U.S. National Security Council urged China to respect the rights and freedoms of all those who make up civil society, including protecting the ability of foreign NGOs to operate in China.
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New law will restrict activities of foreign NGOs in China
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China says regulation is long overdue
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Activists warn law could have "serious consequences for freedom of expression"

Question: They denied that such groups would be blacklisted, or that certain fields would be off limits, provided they do not endanger @placeholder national interests.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Question: "We fully approve the positive role that foreign @placeholder have played in our reform and opening up process, especially in terms of importing funding, technologies and management experience."

Answer: NGOs

Answer: NGOs

Answer: NGOs


Salma Hayek has revealed her hatred of Donald Trump is so strong that she won't even name him. The actress said that the presidential hopeful had offended her so deeply with his attacks on illegal immigrants, particularly from her native Mexico, that his name is now toxic to her. Hayek, who comes from Mexico but is a naturalized U.S. citizen, said that Trump's remarks are proof that 'discrimination and racism is a bigger problem in this country than we accept it is'. In an interview with E!, Hayek said: 'Thanks to that [the Mexico comments] all the things that he said - I don't repeat and I don't say his name because I don't want to give him extra publicity - but beyond him - this concept of America being a place where there is no discrimination, and it's not racist anymore...
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Mexican-born actress took aim at Trump over assertion some of her countrymen are 'drugs dealers' and 'rapists'
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Revealed that she won't utter his name lest she give him extra publicity
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Trump remains defiant - and insists he is 'number one with Hispanics'

Question: He told reporters: 'I know you're surprised to hear that, but I'm number one with the @placeholder.

Answer: Hispanics


(CNN) A Chinese road building project in the Himalayas has become the center of an escalating border dispute between India and China, with both sides accusing the other of territorial intrusions. Described by the Indian government as a "significant change of status quo with serious security implications for India," the controversial road runs through the disputed Doklam Plateau, on the unmarked border between China and Bhutan. Though not a part of Indian territory, the plateau holds immense strategic importance for Delhi and is vital to its geopolitical interests. "The area in contention is extremely close to a very vulnerable stretch of Indian territory that effectively connects the bulk of India to its northeastern states," Shashank Joshi, senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) in London told CNN.
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China accused of violating territorial agreements in Doklam area
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Doklam holds immense strategic importance for India

Question: "China's construction of road in @placeholder is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.

Answer: Doklam Plateau

Answer: Doklam

Answer: Doklam

Question: "It goes to show how hard it's going to be for @placeholder to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China


Washington (CNN) -- It was a long summer for President Barack Obama, who for months has defended his decision not to send U.S. troops to fight ISIS on the ground in the Middle East. But lawmakers contend that in the wake of a rapidly-spreading Ebola crisis and the upcoming midterm elections, the President's commitment towards fighting the extremist terrorist organization has fallen short. Comparing the spread of Ebola to the ISIS threat against the United States, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, said Sunday that he doesn't believe that the President is handling each issue with equal rigor. "The stronger Ebola gets in Africa, the more it spreads and the more entrenched it is -- the more endangered we are," Graham told Candy Crowley on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday. "The same (goes) for radical Islam in the Mideast. It seems to be that the President is all in when it comes to Ebola. I want to compliment him for sending troops to help get ahead of this in Africa, but we have a series of half-measures with (ISIS)."
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Sen. Lindsey Graham says Obama "is all in when it comes to Ebola," but not ISIS
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Sen. Kelly Ayotte says she is concerned Obama will reduce his commitment to fighting ISIS after midterms
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy says he wouldn't "second-guess" the House on an ISIS vote
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Administration says that despite skepticism, it is capable of dealing with any matter of problem quickly

Question: Asked if she thought the President would pull back some of his commitment towards the issue after the midterm elections, @placeholder responded, "I'm very concerned about that ... and his resolve in this regard."

Answer: Kelly Ayotte


From a famous French actor accused of relieving himself in the gangway of a cabin to a unruly passenger that to be restrained on a flight from Iceland to New York last year, bad behavior on planes comes in a variety of forms. Carriers have said they face daily issues like passengers watching pornography, throwing drinks at cabin crew or being verbally abusive. But captains and crew are often worried they could be sued for assault if they take action in response. That's why the International Air Transport Association (IATA) wants to clarify what measurements are allowed to be taken in situations that aren't a clear safety threat.
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Bad passenger behavior is on the increase, according to airlines
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Aircraft captains and crew are reportedly worried they could be sued for assault if they take actions
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IATA wants to clarify the rules on unruly passengers

Question: Airlines have reported over 15,000 incidents to @placeholder since it started collecting reports of bad passenger behavior in 2007.

Answer: International Air Transport Association

Answer: IATA

Answer: IATA


After another BBC costume drama saw its smouldering male lead go skinny dipping, viewers have been left wondering whether male nudity is 'now compulsory' in TV adaptations. Despite fans being whipped into a frenzy by the sight of Poldark's bare-chested scything, a skinny dipping scene in Sunday night's adaptation of The Go-Between failed to impress viewers who said BBC's costume dramas 'are getting a bit silly'. Viewers took to Twitter after Ben Batt emerged topless from a lake during the remake of LP Hartley's literary classic, as he played hunky gardener Ted Burgess. In the adaptation of the 1953 novel, the actor was also seen scything in the field in scenes reminiscent of Cornish drama Poldark which aired earlier this year.
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Adaptation of The Go-Between featured skinny dipping and scything
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Viewers moaned scenes were similar to Poldark and Pride and Prejudice
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The cast's Norfolk accents also come under fire from Twitter users

Question: But it was his near-naked swimming scene that earned ridicule rather than plaudits on social media as the 29-year-old, who is best known for playing Joe Pritchard in Shameless, was seen stripping off in a moment reminiscent of  Mr Darcy's in the BBC's adaptation of @placeholder.

Answer: Pride and Prejudice


Tennis bad-boy Nick Kyrgios has hit back at Pat Rafter, after the former Australian Davis Cup captain said the sport should be focusing on young players 'we can be proud of'. 'Another negative comment out of Rafters (sic) mouth. Does this guy ever stop? #everyoneisaworkinprogress,' Kyrgios tweeted on Sunday morning. The comment was quickly deleted. The latest comment from Kyrgios comes after Rafter, the current Tennis Australia Director of Performance, responded to recent criticism from Kyrgios' friend and fellow controversial figure Bernard Tomic. Tomic said he had been 'neglected' by senior Australian officials within the sport. Rafter said Tennis Australia had discontinued its support of the troubled star 'until there is some reconciliation' between the parties, and said he hopes the game can eliminate some of the complacency he believes has been displayed by young players such as Tomic, according to the Sunday Mail.
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Nick Kyrgios hits back at Pat Rafter over continued 'negative comments'
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Rafter says he wants to 'take away entitlement' of current young players
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Rafter was responding to recent criticism from Australian Bernard Tomic
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Tomic said he was being 'neglected', in a post-match tirade at Wimbledon

Question: 'There has been no respect, I think, towards me... it's been very difficult for me the last year or so in the @placeholder group.'

Answer: Tennis Australia

Answer: Tennis Australia


Roma, Texas (CNN) -- Michele Bachmann leapt out of a black SUV near a high cliff overlooking the Rio Grande, dashed to the edge of a boulder and scanned the river that divides her country from another. It was a quiet Friday afternoon in this border town where immigrants routinely sneak across the river in inflatable rafts, climb a ravine and seek shelter in a local church. But at this moment, there was little more to see on the Mexican side than some fishermen casting rods and a few horses snacking near the river. "Today it's dead," said Bachmann, a Republican congresswoman from Minnesota, sounding disappointed.
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Michele Bachmann and Steve King traveled to the border together
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They were there a day after Obama's immigration announcement
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King: "We do not have a moral obligation to bring people out of the shadows"

Question: After the long day, they congressional day-trippers capped their adventure at a local @placeholder restaurant over plates of enchiladas and a round of margaritas.

Answer: Mexican


It may look like a run-of-the mill paddock, but beneath the surface lies a breath-taking phenomenon. Situated 450 km southeast of Adelaide is Mount Gambier, one of the few places in the world with the water conditions and soft limestone bedrock that give rise to spectacular underground sinkholes. Stunning images show specialist divers exploring otherworldly sites such as the 65 metre deep Kilsby’s Sinkhole and the 120 metre deep Shaft, which lie below seemingly mundane farms and paddocks. The caverns are the epicentre of The Cave Divers Association of Australia, who navigate the sites in the name of science. ‘Most people are drawn to the sport for the challenge and exploration, but they become passionate about the scientific elements afterwards,’ said John Vanderleest, the national director of the Cave Divers Association of Australia.
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Mount Gambier is one of the few cities in the world with the right conditions for underground sinkholes
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It features spectacular  sites like  Kilsby’s Sinkhole and the  The Shaft, which are found below paddocks
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The caverns are among 30 identified cave sites used by the The Cave Divers Association of Australia
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Cave diving  involves rigorous training to explore elusive caves using specified gear and equiptment

Question: @placeholder use scuba gear and harnesses to traverse the caverns and unearth marine life and geographic discoveries.

Answer: The Cave Divers Association of Australia

Answer: Cave Divers Association of Australia


The money keeps growing but the odds are shortening as the richest fight of all time looks set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier. Both Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are impressing video-watchers and hand-picked visitors to their gyms in Las Vegas and Los Angeles respectively with their dedication and work rate. But a dramatic improvement in the speed and power of the PacMan’s sparring and pad-hitting in the ring have caught the eye of the so-called ‘smart money’ gamblers. Floyd Mayweather's fight with Manny Pacquiao on May 2 is set to break the half-billion-dollar barrier Pacquiao, who was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, is now down to 2/1 at best.
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Manny Pacquiao has caught the eye of 'smart money' gamblers... he was a 3/1 shot when betting opened, but now he is down to 2/1
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Floyd Mayweather and Pacquiao set to meet in the richest fight of all time
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Mayweather started as the red-hot favourite but has now cooled to 2/3
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Mayweather: Pacquiao is reckless and makes a lot of mistakes
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Meanwhile, Gennady Golovkin is in Carl Froch's line of fire

Question: Almost everyone else avoids @placeholder like poison but it’s the kind of challenge which excites Carl.

Answer: Gennady Golovkin


(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.
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A study finds evidence that people in French Polynesia affected by Guillain-Barre were exposed to Zika virus
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Researchers estimate that about 1 in 4,000 Zika infectious could lead to the rare neurological syndrome
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Guillain-Barre causes muscle weakness and paralysis, and many patients take weeks to months to recover

Question: The researchers estimate, based on the rates of @placeholder and Guillain-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


Few question that there was a major chemical attack in Syria last week, and the United States has made clear that it blames the government of President Bashar al-Assad. Now, the question is how President Barack Obama will respond. For almost two years, Obama has avoided direct military involvement in Syria's civil war, only escalating aid to rebel fighters in June after suspected smaller-scale chemical weapons attacks by Syrian government forces. However, last week's attack on a Damascus suburb that reportedly killed and wounded more than 3,000 people obliterated the "red line" Obama set just over a year ago against the use of Syria's chemical weapons stocks.
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U.S. evidence includes satellite imagery, official says
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Obama is considering how to respond to Syrian chemical attack
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Official: Obama could be presented with options within days
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A U.S. strike "can't just be one and done," a Middle East analyst says

Question: But the official added that the @placeholder military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) US swimmer Ryan Lochte told NBC's Matt Lauer it was his fault that a fabricated story about a robbery caused an international Olympics scandal. "I over-exaggerated that story and if I had never done that we wouldn't be in this mess," he said in a snippet of the interview aired on NBC on Saturday evening. "None of this would have happened," he added about the aftermath in which three of his fellow swimmers were questioned by Brazilian police and one was ordered to donate nearly $11,000 to a Brazilian charity. Lochte, 32 and a four-time Olympian, blamed his "immature behavior."
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Lochte spoke with NBC's Matt Lauer about incident at gas station
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Further disciplinary action is pending
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USA Swimming to undergo a thorough review of the incident

Question: Bentz emphasized that he was never a suspect in the case and that @placeholder law enforcement officials saw him only as a witness.

Answer: Brazilian

Answer: Brazilian


Amazon is in a race against Google to store data on human DNA. The web giants are competing for bragging rights in helping scientists make new medical discoveries and market share in a business that may be worth $1 billion a year by 2018. It is hoped the online data will allows doctors to create personalised treatment plans. Now an estimated $100 million to $300 million business globally, the cloud genomics market is expected to grow to $1 billion by 2018, said research analyst Daniel Ives of investment bank FBR Capital. By that time, the entire cloud market should have $50 billion to $75 billion in annual revenue, up from about $30 billion now.
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Both firm offering cloud server solution for storing medical data
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Academic institutions and healthcare companies are picking sides
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Online data will allows doctors to create personalised treatment plans

Question: The human genome is the full complement of @placeholder, or genetic

Answer: DNA


A former public schoolboy who left his lucrative job in the City to risk death battling Islamic State has returned home. The 28-year-old ex-currency trader has spent five months fighting alongside Kurdish forces against jihadists in northern Syria. Despite the risk of prosecution, Harry has insisted he can justify his actions if questioned by terror police. Home Office ministers have warned that taking part in the conflict in Syria and Iraq could amount to an offence – even for those fighting against the extremists. Last night the former Young Conservative pledged to co-operate. He said: ‘Whatever information they need, I’ll give it to them. But more than that, I’ll tell them why I came, what kind of person I am.
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The man fought alongside Kurdish defenders against ISIS terrorists
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The 28-year-old former currency trader spent five months fighting in Syria
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He did not have any prior military experience before battling against ISIS
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He urged David Cameron to do more to help in the defeat of ISIS terrorists

Question: ‘The people we were up against in the @placeholder State, well, they are barbaric.

Answer: Islamic State


(CNN) Can an old war horse that dates back more than 40 years hold its own against the newest warbird loaded with the latest in technology and weaponry? The Pentagon said it aims to find out and will pit the venerable A-10 Warthog against the F-35 Lightning Joint Strike Fighter in a series of rigorous tests replicating what the planes would face in battle. "We are going to do a comparative test of the ability of the F-35 to perform close air support, combat search-and-rescue missions and related missions with the A-10," Michael Gilmore, the Pentagon's director of operational test and evaluation, told a Senate Armed Service Committee hearing on Tuesday.
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Pentagon wants to show F-35's improved capability
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"If you asked an A-10 to do air-to-air, it's hopeless," Pentagon official says

Question: The F-35 is designed to fulfill a variety of roles, close air support among them, so it won't function exactly in the same manner as the @placeholder, Pentagon officials said.

Answer: A-10 Warthog

Answer: A-10

Answer: A-10

Question: "The @placeholder will not do close air support mission the same way the A-10 does.

Answer: F-35 Lightning Joint Strike Fighter

Answer: F-35

Answer: F-35

Question: "We will not use the F-35 in the same way as the @placeholder.."

Answer: A-10 Warthog

Answer: A-10

Answer: A-10

Question: Even if the @placeholder wins the upcoming showdown with the A-10, it may not mean it won't face another challenger in the future.

Answer: F-35 Lightning Joint Strike Fighter

Answer: F-35

Answer: F-35


Mila Kunis is being sued by a Ukrainian wannabe singer who claims the Hollywood actress 'stole her pet chicken' as children. Kristina Karo alleges that she was a classmate of Ms Kunis, 31, who moved to the U.S. from Ukraine in 1991,  and that the pair were 'inseparable'  growing up. Karo, now living in Los Angeles, claims a seven-year-old Ms Kunis had been 'envious' of her pet hen, and that 25 years ago, she stole it from her. Bizzare lawsuit: Wannabe singer Kristina Karo  claims the theft of her pet chicken as a child in Ukraine traumatised her, and is now suing 'thief' Mila Kunis for $5,000
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Mila Kunis' 'childhood friend from Ukraine' is suing her for $5,000
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Kristina Karo claims Kunis 'stole her pet chicken' as children
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Karo, now in LA, claims she has been traumatised by the event
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She is suing actress for emotional distress and therapy bills

Question: Bad memories: The reason for the lawsuit 25 years after the 'theft' is that moving to @placeholder, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: LA


Real Madrid will make a £25million bid for David de Gea this week and expect to have him at the club for the start of the season, meaning Manchester United will have to re-ignite their interest in Ajax goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen. With De Gea sitting in the stands alongside Victor Valdes and Anders Lindegaard during United's opening game of the season and the Spanish club convinced that Van Gaal wants to sell the player, the only obstacle remains the tough negotiating stance of United's executive director Ed Woodward. Real Madrid director general Jose Angel Sanchez and the player's agent Jorge Mendes, who also has close ties to United, are working on the transfer and staff at Real Madrid have been told to prepare to have De Gea in place for the opening game of the season in two weeks' time.
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Real Madrid are ready to make a bid for Manchester United's David de Gea
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That means Manchester United will have to go for Ajax's Jasper Cillessen
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Jose Angel Sanchez and Jorge Mendez are working on a deal
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Ed Woodward's tough negotiating is only remaining obstacle to a move
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United expect to complete the signing of Pedro from Barcelona next week
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Question: United had let it be known they wouldn't let @placeholder leave unless they could buy Sergio Ramos and that now looks impossible as the centre half has agreed a new deal with Real.

Answer: David de Gea

Answer: De Gea

Answer: De Gea

Answer: David de Gea


Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN) Seven suspects -- all of them younger than 19 -- have been arrested in connection with a fire at a school in Malaysia's capital that claimed the lives of 21 students and two adults, state-run media outlet Bernama reported Saturday. The suspects, who range in age from 11 to 18, were "school leavers and dropouts," Kuala Lumpur Police Chief Datuk Amar Singh Ishar Singh said Saturday during a news conference. They were arrested by Royal Malaysian Police, Bernama reported. The investigation into the fire's cause continues, Singh said. Witnesses reported being awoken Thursday by cries for help from inside the burning building, where children appeared trapped by metal window grills.
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Suspects, ages 11 to 18, were "school leavers and dropouts," police chief said
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DNA tests may be needed to identify badly burned victims, another police official said

Question: Asked about younger victims, he said @placeholder testing would be required.

Answer: DNA


Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney added to his collection of wonder goals at Old Trafford with a stunning strike in a 3-1 win against Aston Villa that lifted his side above Manchester City into third place in the Premier League. United were leading 1-0 after 79 minutes when Rooney spun brilliantly before hammering a half-volley with his right-foot past Brad Guzan. It was his sixth goal in eight matches for United since being restored up front by manager Louis van Gaal after a spell in midfield. Wayne Rooney (centre) scored a stunning half-volley as Manchester United beat Aston Villa 3-1
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Ander Herrera nets either side of Wayne Rooney in Manchester United win
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Red Devils beat Aston Villa 3-1 in the Premier League on Saturday
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Midfielder Herrera full of praise for captain and striker Rooney

Question: I think he shows very, very well what @placeholder is.'

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


More than 500 Brits have been arrested in the Costa del Sol in the past two years, new figures reveal. Official data obtained from the Foreign Office shows 257 Brits were arrested on the coastal holiday retreat last year, with 260 nicked in 2013. Around 400 of these were listed as 'general' offences, likely to include alcohol-related public order cases. Nearly 100 Britons also had their collars felt for drugs offences, with the remaining arrests falling into the categories of 'child sex' and 'immigration' offences. The statistics come as thousands of Britons prepare to flock to southern Spain for their summer getaway - and should act as a warning to groups of travellers.
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Foreign Office data shows five Brits lifted every week in seaside favourite
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Bulk for public disorder, but many relate to organised crime and child sex
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Figures revealed as families being to jet off on summer holidays to Spain
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Ten most wanted Britons believed to be in 'Costa del Crime' are on the run from rape, drug trafficking  and manslaughter charges

Question: The Foreign Office uses their website to publish travel advice  for @placeholder planning to visit any countries abroad.

Answer: Brits

Answer: Brits

Answer: Britons

Answer: Britons

Answer: Brits

Answer: Britons


Dallas, Texas (CNN) -- When Leo Manzano won second place in the 1,500-meters final at the Olympics, he celebrated his well-deserved victory by waving two flags, that of the United States and Mexico. He has every right to do so: After all, he has dual citizenship for both countries. Some observers disagree with Manzano's action. On CNN.com, Ruben Navarrette voiced his concerns that Manzano was showing disloyalty to the United States even while he's wearing the USA jersey. Opinion: U.S. Olympic athlete, Mexican flag? Judging by the volume of comments in response to Navarrette's opinion, one would think that Manzano had committed treason. One reader wrote, "He is pathetic. ... Go back to Mexico. You're either American OR NOT!!" OK, calm down. Let's not get too worked up here.
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Jesús Chairez: Leo Manzano has a right to wave two flags in his victory lap at the Olympics
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Chairez: Manzano has dual citizenship for the U.S. and Mexico
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He says Manzano wanted the world to know that he didn't forget his heritage
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Chairez: There is no doubt that Manzano loves America, his adopted country

Question: But keep in mind, we live in @placeholder: a country where one can voice an opinion, however different it might be.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: USA

Answer: U.S.

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.

Answer: America

Question: Manzano is not Mexican-American but was born a @placeholder and became an American.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Question: My friends, mostly Mexican-Americans and @placeholder, looked at Manzano's victory lap in a positive light.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Question: Viva to @placeholder for being proud of who he is: someone who is American, but also has a part of Mexico in him.

Answer: Leo Manzano

Answer: Manzano

Answer: Manzano

Answer: Manzano

Answer: Leo Manzano

Answer: Manzano

Answer: Manzano

Answer: Manzano

Question: Viva to Manzano for being proud of who he is: someone who is @placeholder, but also has a part of Mexico in him.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: USA

Answer: U.S.

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.

Answer: America


Pope Francis created 19 new cardinals Saturday in a ceremony in the Vatican's St. Peter's Basilica -- the first such appointments since he was elected pontiff last March. The new cardinals come from countries around the world, hailing from as far afield as Brazil, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, South Korea and Haiti. The pope presented them with the traditional biretta, or red cap, and ring at a formal ceremony called a public consistory. The scarlet color of the cap symbolizes the cardinals' willingness to die for their faith. Looking frail, Benedict, the Pope Emeritus, lined up with the existing cardinals for the ceremony in the historic church.
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Pope Francis presents the new cardinals with their traditional red cap and ring
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Pope Emeritus Benedict is present for the ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica
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The new cardinals hail from around the world, and most are under age 80
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Francis has advised them to follow "the way of lowliness and of humility" in their new role

Question: When last year he became the first pope in almost six centuries to stand down, @placeholder said he would live a life of seclusion and study.

Answer: Benedict

Answer: Emeritus Benedict


A morbidly obese woman, who lost 165lbs in order to qualify for gastric bypass surgery, nearly derailed the impact of the life-saving procedure when she allowed emergency room doctors to insert a feeding tube into her stomach for malnourishment - without consulting her weight-loss surgeon. When Angel, from Kerrville, Texas, joined TLC's obesity series My 600lbs Life, she weighed 570lbs and was consuming between 10 and 12lbs of food a day. But after realizing that her weight was forcing her to miss out on her son Andrew's life, she made the decision to travel to Houston to have weight loss specialist Dr Younan Nowzaradan perform surgery as a final attempt to save her family and her life.
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Angel, from Kerrville, Texas, was featured in the most recent episode of TLC reality series My 600lb Life
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After having gastric bypass surgery, she began experiencing nausea and was misdiagnosed as being malnourished
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The 42-year-old mom allowed doctors to insert a feeding tube without the consent of her weight loss surgeon, undoing the effects of her bypass
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Angel started rapidly gaining weight after her mother forced her to give her first child up for adoption when she was 14 years old

Question: Dr Nowzaradan demanded that Angel travel to see him in Houston immediately, so he could assess the amount of damage that was done by the doctors in @placeholder.

Answer: Kerrville

Answer: Kerrville


(CNN) -- Skeletal remains found in the chimney of an Abbeville, Louisiana, bank two months ago have been identified as those of a local man who hadn't been seen in 27 years. The remains are those of Joseph W. Schexnider, who vanished at age 22 in January 1984, Abbeville police Lt. David Hardy told CNN. Schexnider's disappearance was noted after he failed to show up for a court hearing on a charge of possession of a stolen vehicle. When officers showed up at his home to take him in to custody, Schexnider's mother said he had fled to avoid arrest.
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Joseph W. Schexnider vanished at age 22, when he was facing a stolen vehicle charge
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The remains were discovered in May by workers doing renovation on the bank building
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The chimney was too small at the bottom for him to gain entry into the building, police say

Question: Schexnider's family is not commenting on the case, @placeholder said

Answer: David Hardy


Jeb Bush is irked by Donald Trump's constant baiting on Twitter, and wants some tweet-free peace every evening. He told DailyMail.com on Thursday in New Hampshire that 'it's hard to keep up with all the Twitter' activity that the Republican front-runner generates both personally and through his staff. 'I just think there ought to be a no-Twitter rule for candidates after 8 o-clock!' Bush said outside a senior center in the town of North Conway, near iconic Mount Washington. 'There just should be, like, a rule.' Bush communications director Tim Miller sought to soften the former governor's words after the North Conway event, saying: 'It's funny.'
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Trump has baited his Republican rivals with tweets to 4.7 million followers, often in the wee hours of the morning
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Jeb told DailyMail.com that 'it's hard to keep up'
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While The Donald hammered Bush on Wednesday for not being 'truthful' on Fox News, the former governor was tweeting fall foliage
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Jeb has dropped to 4 per cent in the latest national poll, while Trump leads the field with 26
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See more of the latest on the Republican presidential primaries

Question: But The Donald's campaign acknowledged that @placeholder had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


It is one of the most bizarre relationships in pop history - the psychotherapist who took complete control of Beach Boy Brian Wilson's life, from installing a padlock on his fridge to writing records with him. Eugene Landy is about to be portrayed as a manipulative monster in John Cusack's new movie Love & Mercy, which is released next week. But today his son Evan tells Daily Mail Online in an exclusive interview that his father should actually be given credit for saving the life of the troubled Good Vibrations star. Speaking on the eve of the release of the much-hyped biopic, Evan reveals the untold story of the star's bizarre relationship with his controversial therapist.
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Eugene Landy was a controversial therapist who Wilson turned to in the early1980s as his weight and drug habit spiraled out of control
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A new film about the time - Love & Mercy - is released this weekend but Landy's son tells Daily Mail Online it is unfair to his father
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Landy was barred from practicing as a psychologist after a row over his '24-hour therapy' and commercial relationship with Wilson
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Landy threw cold water over Wilson to get him up, refused him access to food and forced him to read newspapers and watch the news on TV
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Evan spent years with Wilson as he recovered and they even shared birthday parties
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He says of Wilson: 'He's literally this man-child, he had this exuberance that you only seem to find in incredible youth'

Question: Himself employed as part of @placeholder's care team, Evan opens up about the music genius's darkest hours, provides never-before-seen photos of their time together and reveals a side to Wilson which his fans have never seen.

Answer: Brian Wilson

Question: He thought Phil was a genius, well Phil was a genius and @placeholder truly appreciated Phil's genius.

Answer: Brian Wilson

Question: @placeholder wasn't as secluded as the movie would make it out to be.'

Answer: Brian Wilson

Question: Evan admits @placeholder's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.

Answer: Brian Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson


(CNN) As they sought to help those escaping the hell of Mosul and its siege, the staff of Doctors Without Borders grappled with a huge challenge: many, many undernourished babies. "Over the past couple of weeks we've seen an increase in the number of malnourished children needing treatment," Doctors Without Borders' Iraq country director Manuel Lannaud said in an interview released on the group's Web site. The surprising thing is that Lannaud and his colleagues at the humanitarian aid group didn't place the blame for these underfed little ones just on war and the fact that the city was under siege. They also put the blame on other international organizations and policies that seek to do good.
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Gayle Tzemach Lemmon: International breastfeeding policies need to be adjusted to fit the conditions of mothers in war zones
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Although it's admirable, UNICEF and the World Health Organization promotion of "breastfeeding first" policies does more harm to babies, she writes

Question: As UNICEF Senior Nutrition Adviser Vilma Tyler told me, "@placeholder is all about ensuring that we provide the right form of protection and the right response in an emergency.

Answer: UNICEF


Fox News is slapping back saying Donald Trump didn't dump them, but they ditched The Donald first. 'At 11: 45 a.m. today, we canceled Donald Trump's scheduled appearance on The O'Reilly Factor on Thursday, which resulted in Mr. Trump's subsequent tweet about his "boycott" of Fox News,' a spokesperson for the network said. Trump has been on a Fox News tear again this week, letting it rip on Bill O'Reilly yesterday, calling his show 'boring' and full of 'Trump haters.' He then moved to Megyn Kelly last night, saying she was 'highly overrated.' He crescendoed his assault at 12:02 p.m. today, announcing on Twitter that he 'won't be doing any more Fox shows for the foreseeable future,' because, he said, he was treated 'unfairly.'
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This week, Donald Trump took to Twitter and called Megyn Kelly 'overrated and Bill O'Reilly's show 'boring'
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The billionaire then tweeted that he would no longer be going on Fox News because the network wasn't treating him fairly
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But Fox shot back saying they DUMPED Trump first - and then he staged his boycott

Question: The offending segment on Kelly's show seems to be a discussion @placeholder had with Fox News' Brit Hume.

Answer: Megyn Kelly


Nicole Richie and Joel Madden have been together for nearly a decade and have regularly been accused of splitting. In May fresh reports from both Life & Style and InTouch Weekly insisted the 33-year-old fashion designer and the 36-year-old rocker were close to calling divorce lawyers. But on Tuesday her father Lionel Richie slammed the talk. 'It's completely untrue,' the 65-year-old All Night Long hit maker told Hello! magazine. The weeklies argued that Nicole and Joel - who have daughter Harlow, aged seven, and son Sparrow, aged five - have 'been leading separate lives for months' and often vacation apart.
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Two weekly magazines accused the couple in May of being close to a split
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Lionel, 65, said he talked to Nicole recently and she insisted all was fine
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Nicole, 33, and Joel, 36, have been together for almost a decade

Question: '@placeholder is never around,' a source told Life & Style.

Answer: Joel Madden

Answer: Joel

Answer: Joel


(CNN) An English-speaking child, and a British-sounding militant who brings to mind ISIS' previous propagandist, "Jihadi John," appear in the latest, chilling propaganda video from ISIS. In the video, which has not yet been independently verified, the child says that the group will kill "kuffar" -- nonbelievers -- "over there," referring to the West, while the adult threatens and insults British Prime Minister David Cameron. The speaker's accent and dress bring to mind the previous masked face of the terror group, Mohammed Emwazi, otherwise known as "Jihadi John." Emwazi was understood to have been killed in Raqqa late last year in an airstrike that specifically targeted the Briton. His absence lends credence to Western intelligence agencies' belief that he is indeed dead.
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ISIS purportedly releases new propaganda video
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Video features confessions, murder of five men who say they were British spies
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British-sounding militant threatens and insults British PM David Cameron
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Video also features a child wearing military fatigues and an ISIS headband

Question: The middle militant then addresses Cameron, speaking in a @placeholder accent.

Answer: British

Answer: British

Answer: Briton

Answer: British

Answer: British

Answer: British


Plus-size female models have been earning increasing recognition in the fashion industry of late – and yet there remains a surprising lack of male models on the same spectrum. Zachary Miko, who is currently the average-bodied man featured on Target's Big and Tall section, is trying to change that fact. 'I don’t give a s**t if I ever have ripped abs and look like an Abercrombie and Fitch model. I never want that,' revealed the 26-year-old model in an interview with Mic. The New York-based actor and musician, who is six feet, six inches, and has a 40-inch waist, is currently the only man on Target's website without a slender frame and robust biceps.
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Zachary Miko, 26, says he proud of his 40-inch waist in an inspiring interview
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The New York-based actor and musician is pictured on the retailer's website alongside slender men with chiseled features
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Since starting his modelling career, Zach says he no longer wishes he were 'smaller'

Question: He has been overjoyed with the positive comments from people who have been inspired by his modelling, and thanked @placeholder on Twitter for giving him the opportunity to promote a positive body image.

Answer: Target

Answer: Target


Washington (CNN) The departing leader of the Senate Democrats, Harry Reid, blasted President-elect Donald Trump on Friday as having "emboldened the forces of hate and bigotry" and said the responsibility for unifying the country is in his hands. "The election of Donald Trump has emboldened the forces of hate and bigotry in America," Reid, the Senate minority leader, said in a stinging statement, which is a departure from the strategy of other leading Democrats. Both Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama have argued that Trump should be given a chance to lead. Obama welcomed Trump to the White House Thursday and said they had an excellent meeting. There was no such welcome from Reid.
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An aide said to Harry Reid said expect more fire from the Nevada Democrat in the coming days
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Reid, who did not seek re-election this year, also accused Trump of being a 'sexual predator'

Question: @placeholder has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder's election has spurred worries that racism will become more widespread.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Sponsored by Mr Blanc From Natalie Portman, named the world's most attractive woman, to Made in Chelsea's Lucy Watson, there's one thing all A Listers have in common: perfect white teeth. And unlike their expensive couture frocks and multi-million pound rocks, it's something we can do, too. Teeth whitening is rocketing in popularity, as more people realise how a whiter smile can boost their confidence and make them more attractive. But you've got to do it properly, or you put the health of your teeth - and wallet - at risk. If you've longed to copy the white teeth sported by the stars of Made in Chelsea or TOWIE, we can now reveal their secret.
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From Made in Chelsea to TOWIE, all the stars have perfect white teeth
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New study shows that having whiter teeth makes people more confident
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But some teeth whitening methods can be expensive - and dangerous
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We reveal the secret - and affordable - product that removes stains safely
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Mr Blanc makes teeth an average of three shades whiter in two weeks
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Safe, effective system, loved by the stars, is coming to a Boots near you

Question: Mr.@placeholder is also available from www.mrblancteeth.com and offers worldwide shipping

Answer: Blanc

Answer: Blanc


David Cameron unveiled a non-aggression pact with China on cyber-crime yesterday as he insisted his softly-softly approach to the country’s abysmal human rights record was bearing fruit. In a tacit admission that the two countries are engaged in an online war, Mr Cameron and Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged the end of ‘cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property, trade secrets or confidential business information’. The deal – which mirrors a similar agreement between China and the US last month – reflects growing concern about the impact of cyber attacks. MI5 views China as one of the biggest perpetrators of cyber-crime. The US agreement has faced criticism for being too feeble, but No 10 yesterday insisted that the British deal would have an impact.
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David Cameron and Chinese president pledged to end 'cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property, trade secrets or confidential business information'
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The deal mirrors similar agreement between China and the US last month
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That agreement faced criticism but No 10 insist UK deal will have impact
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China also confirmed it will invest £6bn in construction at Hinkley Point

Question: The biggest and most controversial involves China’s stake in @placeholder.

Answer: Hinkley Point


Young mum Annie Nolan spends a lot of her time answering the questions of strangers about her two-year-old twin girl Delphine and Cheska- and has come up with a very cheeky way to fend off the inquiries. The 26-year-old blogger, who is bombarded with questions that range from the ordinary to the inappropriate on a daily basis, decided to write the answers to her 'frequently asked questions' on signs for her twin girls to hold. Annie, who is also mum to four-year-old Malachy, took a snap of her two girls in their prams holding the signs and uploaded them to her blog's Facebook page- and couldn't have imagined the overwhelming response she would get from parents of twins all around the world.
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Annie Nolan, 26, is mum to  two-year-old twin girls, Delphine and Cheska
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The blogger is constantly asked the same questions about her kids
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Annie, from Melbourne, decided to write the answers to her FAQs on signs
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She uploaded a snap of her girls holding them in their prams to Facebook
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The post has been viewed more than two million times in two days

Question: @placeholder, who runs the blog Uncanny Annie, said that she came up with idea for the signs after spending the previous evening with some other 'twin mums' and joking about the amount of times they were asked the exact same questions.

Answer: Annie Nolan

Answer: Annie

Answer: Annie Nolan

Answer: Annie


(CNN) President Barack Obama has vowed to be a regular presence on the campaign trail for Hillary Clinton, but he took the opportunity at a rally Tuesday to settle a different issue: whether he smells like sulfur -- as in, like a demon. "I was reading the other day. There's a guy on the radio who apparently said me and Hillary are demons, said we smell like sulfur. Ain't that something?" Obama joked at a Clinton rally in Greensboro, North Carolina. Then, leaning over to take an exaggerated whiff of his arm, Obama cracked, "Now, I mean, come on people!"
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President Barack Obama jokingly addressed a claim that he and Hillary Clinton smell like sulfur
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"InfoWars" founder Alex Jones had claimed the President and Clinton carried the demonic smell

Question: "I'm told her and @placeholder just stink, stink, stink, stink.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Barack Obama

Question: And they say listen, she's a frickin demon and she stinks and so does @placeholder.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Barack Obama


(CNN) Sunday morning, as Houston residents found themselves trapped on rooftops and wading through flooded streets with children riding on their shoulders, Mayor Sylvester Turner defended his decision not to order evacuations before the city was hit by torrential rain from Hurricane Harvey. Houston, which is known for its susceptibility for flooding because of its flatness, was never put under an evacuation order, voluntary or mandatory, even as then-Hurricane Harvey was threatening southeast Texas. "You literally cannot put 6.5 million people on the road," Turner said in a press conference. "If you think the situation right now is bad, you give an order to evacuate, you are creating a nightmare."
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Officials in Houston did not issue an evacuation order, saying residents should stay put
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Now, they're grappling with a potentially massive evacuation effort

Question: So there is absolutely no reason to evacuate from Houston or the greater @placeholder area."

Answer: Houston

Answer: Houston

Answer: Houston


Lewis Hamilton may not have had it all his own way in Mexico, but the newly-crowned world champion has described the home crowd and atmosphere as the 'most incredible thing I've ever seen'. The Briton sealed his third Formula One crown in Austin last weekend but was stuck behind Nico Rosberg from start to finish  on Sunday. Hamilton, who posed for a selfie with the grid girls after the grand prix, says he had a fun weekend despite slipping to a rare second-place finish. More than 100,000 fans packed into the newly-revamped Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez as the sport returned to Mexico City after a 23-year absence.
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Nico Rosberg claims win ahead of Lewis Hamilton at Mexican Grand Prix
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Hamilton says he had a 'fun' race and it was nice not to think about points
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Newly-crowned world champion says home crowd were 'incredible'
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'I've never seen anything like it, this crowd. It is like a football game'
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More than 100,000 fans packed into the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez

Question: @placeholder has since insisted that he is taking full responsibility for the mistake.

Answer: Nico Rosberg

Answer: Nico Rosberg


Boko Haram has set a terrifying new precedent by releasing its first gruesome video of a beheading since it pledged allegiance to ISIS. The video adopts many of the same style-points as the hundreds of barbaric videos released by ISIS over the last year. The 'west Africa' insignia in the top-left corner suggests the terror group has set up a new so-called media wing in the country. It comes on the same day that MailOnline learned of a Somali terror group's intentions to join ISIS - which would extend its so-called caliphate to east-Africa. The ten minute-long propaganda video begins with what appears to be an intense firefight against Nigerian soldiers.
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The footage bears all the hallmarks of an Islamic State propaganda video
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Shows Boko Haram fighters battling Nigerian troops in unknown location
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Captured soldier is forced to kneel before he is shot dead and decapitated
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Somali terror group Al-Shabaab's merger with Islamic State is 'imminent'

Question: The decision comes at a time when many of Al-@placeholder's local and foreign leaders are being killed by commando raids and drone strikes, the group is rapidly losing territory and its money is running out as a result.

Answer: Shabaab


An Australian gym junkie waging war on the Islamic State in the Middle East has become something of a personal trainer for a team of aspiring weightlifters. Brisbane bench-press champion Ashley Dyball, 23, joined up with a Kurdish fighter group in May in an effort to 'liberate women and children' from Islamic State's sadistic clutches. And last week Mr Dyball - known as 'Sweetie Boy' to his fellow warriors - took a break from the frontlines to teach a group of aspiring weightlifters his favourite training techniques. The young weightlifting fanatics even picked up a popular phrase used in Australian powerlifting circles from their new instructor: 'do you even lift, bro? '.
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Australian bench-press champion is waging war on ISIS in the Middle East
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Ashley Dyball, 23, from Brisbane, turned personal trainer at a recent rest stop
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Mr Dyball taught aspiring local powerlifters his favourite techniques, he said
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They even picked up the phrase 'do you even lift, bro' from Mr Dyball

Question: From bathing in refrigerators to dodging airstrikes and losing beloved friends to the terror of war, life appears a far cry from his previous existence in @placeholder, which he has in the past described as easy-going.

Answer: Brisbane

Answer: Brisbane


Usain Bolt is no longer listed to run the 100 metres at Jamaica's national senior trials on Thursday, sparking concerns about his fitness ahead of defending his sprint titles at this year's world championships in Beijing. The 100m and 200m world record holder has struggled for form this year with modest best times of 10.12 seconds in Brazil and 20.13 in Ostrava. The 10-times world championship medallist, who expressed concerns after a pedestrian 20.29 to win the 200m at the recent New York Diamond League meeting, had intended to run at the Jamaican trials as he seeks race sharpness. But Bolt's name was missing from a list of athletes for the 100m released by the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) late on Wednesday.
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Six-time Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt has struggled for form this year
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Bolt had intended to run at Jamaican trials in bid to rediscover sharpness
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However, Bolt is no longer listed to run at Thursday's national trials

Question: @placeholder had been entered along with Yohan Blake, Asafa Powell and Nesta Carter in the preliminary list published by the JAAA on Sunday.

Answer: Usain Bolt

Answer: Bolt

Answer: Usain Bolt

Answer: Bolt

Answer: Bolt


Families around the world are getting in the festive spirit by decorating their homes with a Christmas tree. But for one family in Columbia, Missouri they appeared to have the help of a team of Stormtroopers to help them with the job. In a series of hilarious images father and son Phil and Kyle Shearrer placed the Star Wars figures in a series of poses documenting them decorating the tree. They even got their pet dog Max to help out and after posting their images on Facebook, they have been shared more than 700,000 times. Kyle, 18, senior at Rockbridge High School in Columbia told Mailonline: 'Dad had the idea initially I believe.
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Kyle and Phil Shearrer set up the Star Wars figures in a series of poses appearing as if they decorated the tree
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The father and son from Missouri spent two hours putting up the Christmas tree and snapping the hilarious images
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Ever since Kyle posted the festive images to Facebook they have been shared online more than 700,000 times

Question: Some of the @placeholder have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.

Answer: Stormtroopers


The Queen was today joined by her husband the Duke of Edinburgh as she met the Canadian Highlanders to mark the bravery of the country's servicemen and women in the First World War. Her Majesty, who looked elegant in a long blue jacket which she wore over a cream and blue floral dress, was joined by Prince Philip and Princess Alexandra at the reception in Trafalgar Square, central London. During the First World War commemorations, the monarch posed for a photograph with The Calgary Highlanders - who were all dressed in kilts - while Prince Philip sat for a portrait with The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry.
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The Queen attends reception as part of First World War commemorations
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She was joined by her husband the Duke of Edinburgh at London event
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At reception, Her Majesty posed with Calgary Highlanders dressed in kilts

Question: The Queen's cousin, Princess Alexandra (left), was all smiles as she arrived with @placeholder and Prince Philip

Answer: Queen

Answer: Queen


Washington (CNN) Bob Dole encouraged fellow Republicans Saturday to back Donald Trump and suggested the presumptive GOP nominee select Newt Gingrich as his running mate. In an interview with CNN's Ana Cabrera, Dole -- the 1996 Republican nominee who said he spoke with Trump last week -- also suggested Trump apologize to Arizona Sen. John McCain and New Mexico Gov. Susanna Martinez for disparaging comments he's made about them in the past. "I have been a Republican all my life," said Dole, who endorsed former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at one point during the 2016 primary fight but has since backed Trump. "The party has done a lot for me. I hope I've done a lot for the party along the way. But when Donald Trump clinched the Republican nomination, it was an easy call for me. What's a lifelong Republican supposed to do, support the opponent? I don't think so."
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"What's a lifelong Republican supposed to do, support the opponent? I don't think so," Dole said
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Dole said he believes Trump still has time to win over women, minorities and other groups

Question: "I know Trump didn't make it very easy for him, because of all the things he said about @placeholder, but Jeb is bigger than that and I do hope to see him on board.

Answer: Jeb Bush

Question: It would mean a lot in states like @placeholder and Jeb has friends all over the country.

Answer: Florida

Question: As Trump searches for a vice presidential candidate, Dole suggested the political novice will need someone well-versed in the ways of @placeholder.

Answer: Washington

Question: "He would be a big, big help to @placeholder, because he's going to need it.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) On Saturday, President-elect Trump went after civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis, a man millions of Americans rightly admire for his courage and principles. Lewis had commented Friday that he didn't view Trump as a "legitimate" president since in his view "the Russians participated in helping this man [Trump] get elected." Well, Trump used Twitter to go after Lewis:  "Congressman John Lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district, which is in horrible shape and falling apart." In a second tweet Trump added,  "All talk, talk, talk - no action or results. Sad!" It appears that to Trump, Lewis risking his life in leading a civil rights march in 1965 across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, and being instrumental in leading the way for the passage of the Civil Rights and Voting Rights acts is just talk and not action.
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John Lewis' books sold out after the President-elect criticized him on Twitter
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Dean Obeidallah says he wants to be Trump's next target

Question: I think I've earned a tweet or two from @placeholder.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: I -- as well as my agent and accountant -- anxiously await your @placeholder attacks on me.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter


(CNN) Chad Pregracke may be known as "The Rivers' Garbageman," having cleaned up America's waterways for almost 20 years. But there's one thing he loves just as much as spending time on the banks of the Mississippi: planting trees. "Trees are a great thing for the environment," said Pregracke, the CNN Hero of the Year in 2013. "It has a lasting impact." So, in 2007, he and his nonprofit, Living Lands & Waters, set a new goal: to plant 1 million oak trees in communities across the country. This morning, the organization reached this major milestone. "There are a million trees planted out there," Pregracke said. "It's a really big deal. We probably have 800,000 different families watching those trees grow up, and I think it's really impactful and really cool ... like leaving a legacy."
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2013 CNN Hero Chad Pregracke and his nonprofit, Living Lands & Waters, planted their 1 millionth tree
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Dan Wallrath, a 2010 Top 10 CNN Hero, celebrated the 100th home built by his nonprofit, Operation Finally Home
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2009 Top 10 Hero Andrea Ivory's group, the Women's Breast & Heart Initiative, celebrates its 10th anniversary

Question: Highlights of the ceremony included an 11-foot walking "Treeman" and @placeholder's speech to the students, which carried a message about setting goals.

Answer: Chad Pregracke

Answer: Pregracke

Answer: Pregracke

Answer: Chad Pregracke


(CNN) Donald Trump and his supporters have been all over the place about his plan for surveilling Muslims. The President-elect once advocated for a Muslim database. Then he walked it back. Then his spokesman said Trump never proposed such a thing. Then a source familiar with the incoming administration told CNN there will be a database and it'll be similar to the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System (NSEERS). NSEERS was a Bush-era program enacted shortly after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. It disproportionately targeted Arabs and Muslims and was a point of contention between rights groups and the federal government for nearly a decade.
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NSEERS led to arrests, fines and deportation of violators
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But it didn't lead to a single terrorism conviction

Question: "President-elect @placeholder has never advocated for any registry or system that tracks individuals based on their religion, and to imply otherwise is completely false," Miller said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: In 2011, nearly a decade after its creation, President Barack Obama's administration suspended @placeholder by taking all 25 countries off its list.

Answer: NSEERS

Answer: NSEERS

Answer: NSEERS


Washington (CNN) The British publicist who arranged the June 2016 meeting with Russians and Donald Trump Jr. sent multiple emails to a Russian participant and a member of Donald Trump's inner circle later that summer, multiple sources told CNN, the first indication there was any follow-up after the meeting. The emails raise new questions for congressional investigators about what was discussed at Trump Tower. Trump Jr. has for months contended that after being promised he would get dirt on Hillary Clinton, the brief meeting focused almost exclusively on the issue of Russian adoptions, saying there was no discussion with the participants after that session.
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The emails from Rob Goldstone were discovered by congressional investigators
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Donald Trump Jr. was asked about these emails during his classified interview Wednesday

Question: None of the newly disclosed emails were sent directly to @placeholder

Answer: Donald Trump Jr.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump Jr.

Answer: Donald Trump Jr.


Carol Vorderman has waded into the Top Gear job row by claiming she saw Jeremy Clarkson meet with the BBC boss who allegedly asked him to return to the show. The former Countdown star said she was sitting at a nearby table when Clarkson met the unnamed executive at the Mayfair Hotel in London early last week. After the meeting had finished, Clarkson apparently told the 54-year-old: 'They have just offered me my job back and I said no.' Vorderman's comments come after Clarkson claimed that he was offered a return to Top Gear, shortly before Chris Evans was chosen to take over the reins.
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Ex Countdown star said she saw Clarkson and BBC boss at Mayfair Hotel
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Clarkson allegedly told 54-year-old: 'They have offered me my job back'
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Clarkson, 55, claimed last week he was offered a return to the BBC 2 show
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New host Chris Evans rubbished claims saying Clarkson had 'voices in his head'

Question: 'Sadly, and I say sadly, because I think @placeholder is an extraordinary talent, I announced we were parting company some months ago.

Answer: Jeremy Clarkson

Answer: Clarkson

Answer: Clarkson

Answer: Clarkson

Answer: Clarkson

Answer: Clarkson

Answer: Clarkson

Answer: Clarkson


Police are using tiny plastic Lego figures in a campaign to warn people about the rising tide of housebreakings in Scotland. Officers from Police Scotland’s Edinburgh division – which has seen break-ins soar by nearly 40 per cent – posted pictures of the Lego models on their Facebook page as part of a move to raise awareness of crime. Last night, victims branded the move as ‘insensitive’ and ‘a joke’. Hands up: Plastic Lego figures are being used by police as part of a quirky campaign to warn people about the dangers of housebreaking. But the move received a backlash, with victims branding it as 'a joke'
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Officers posted pictures of Lego models on their Facebook page
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Part of campaign by police in Edinburgh to raise awareness of crime
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It follows a 38.7 per cent rise in break-ins in the 12 months to April 2014
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But publicity stunt has been met with criticism from politicians and victims

Question: They don’t have @placeholder or social media, so how are they supposed to get the message?’

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook


Alessandro Diamanti and Mohamed Salah helped Fiorentina to a 2-0 win over Sampdoria on a rain-drenched pitch which lifted their team into fourth place on 49 points. Former West Ham midfielder Diamanti struck just after the hour mark, before on loan Chelsea winger Salah added a second just two minutes later. Miralem Pjanic's goal gave AS Roma a 1-0 win over Napoli in Serie A on Saturday, their first home victory for more than four months. Mohamed Salah continued his scoring streak as the on-loan Chelsea midfielder struck again Salah turns away after scoring Fiorentina's second in their 2-0 win over Sampdoria
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Mohamed Salah scores as Fiorentina beat Sampdoria 2-0 in Serie A
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On loan Chelsea winger scores second as his side go fourth
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Roma beat Napoli 1-0 for first home win in four months
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Carlos Tevez strikes as Juventus maintain huge lead at the top

Question: Salah embraces fellow goalscorer and team-mates @placeholder during the Serie A win

Answer: Alessandro Diamanti

Answer: Diamanti


Washington (CNN) The Pentagon has accused Russia of intentionally violating an agreement intended to prevent accidents in the skies over Syria, following a recent unsafe encounter between US F-22s and Russian Su-25 jets. "Russia is failing to genuinely de-conflict airspace in Syria. Some of these incidents are not mistakes," Chief Pentagon Spokesperson Dana W. White told CNN. "We are working to address this issue at the highest levels," she added. The Pentagon's statement comes just days after Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said it was unclear why the Russians were violating the agreement, which separates Russian and US-led coalition forces operating in Syria.
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The Pentagon told CNN: "Russia is failing to genuinely de-conflict airspace in Syria. Some of these incidents are not mistakes"
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Last week Russia denied its planes crossed the de-confliction line

Question: "As far as going further into the western part, or the interior parts of the -- of @placeholder, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria


(CNN) After voting Thursday to leave the European Union, citizens of the United Kingdom now face the consequences, including the potential impact on their health care services. The UK's National Health Service famously provides medical checkups and most treatments free of charge to all residents. In the runup to the Brexit vote, the chief executive of the National Health Service England declined to publicly support either side of the leave-or-stay debate, but implied that remaining with the EU was the better decision. Simon Stevens' viewpoint was firmly rooted in financial realities. "We've got a clear plan to improve cancer services, saving 30,000 lives over the next five years. We need to upgrade our mental health services. We need to strengthen primary care, and in order to put the fuel in the tank we need the proceeds of economic growth," Stevens said. "Anything that puts [more investment] at risk is a deep concern."
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NHS leadership predicted that the Brexit will hurt health care funding
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One in every 20 people within the NHS work force is an EU national

Question: Forty-five chief executives and chairmen from the UK's hospital, ambulance, mental health and community trusts reported their thoughts on the impact of a potential @placeholder.

Answer: Brexit

Answer: Brexit


Designer Lilly Pulitzer's family learned that it's not always about who you know - or who you are are related to - after they joined the thousands of people who were unable to beat the 'Pink Sunday' rush for the late Ms Pulitzer’s eponymous brand’s brightly-colored, limited edition collaboration at Target. The 250-piece Lilly Pulitzer for Target collection sold out online and flew off of shelves at stores shortly after debuting on Sunday morning. Lilly Leas, the 26-year-old granddaughter of the late Palm Beach fashion trendsetter, managed to buy a floral-printed hammock online, but only because she set an alarm. Meanwhile, Mrs Pulitzer's own daughter Liza wanted a beach chair - but missed out.
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The designer diffusion line went on sale Sunday morning but was almost completely sold out online before noon, with stores selling out minutes after opening
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Re-sellers initially tried to unload merchandise at inflated prices including $799 for a $150 hammock; now thousands of pieces are available on eBay with smaller markups
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Outraged customers have formed a social media campaign to boycott the merchandise from second-hand sellers

Question: Just say no: Angry @placeholder fans took to social media to start a boycott against second-hand sellers of merchandise

Answer: Lilly Pulitzer

Answer: Pulitzer

Answer: Lilly Pulitzer

Answer: Pulitzer


Sunday is well and truly derby day as a total of five high-profile rivalry matches take place across Europe. Here, Sportsmail previews each derby, all of which are being broadcast on television in the UK. Just 11 days after Feyenoord claimed a 1-0 victory against Ajax at De Kuip in a KNVB Cup third-round clash courtesy of a last-minute own goal by Joel Veltman, these two fierce rivals meet once again in the Eredivisie. This is the main rivalry in Holland and one that extends back to 1921. It has unfortunately seen many clashes between the two sets of supporters, forcing the mayors of both Rotterdam and Amsterdam to implement a five-year ban in 2009 on away fans travelling to matches between the two clubs.
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There are five high-profile derby matches taking place on Sunday
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Arsenal host Tottenham Hotspur in the North London derby at 4pm
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Roma take on Lazio at an empty Stadio Olimpico in the Derby della Capitale
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Derby matches also take place in Holland, Germany and France

Question: Francesco Totti has made the most derby appearances of any player with 41 but the @placeholder captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.

Answer: Rotterdam

Answer: Roma


At an agreed signal, the two men began to walk slowly towards each other through the fog shrouding Berlin’s iron-framed Glienicke Bridge. It was February 1962 – the height of the Cold War, with the Cuban missile crisis just a few months away – and the mood was beyond tense: after all, this strange meeting in the darkness above the Havel river was the first official ‘Spy Exchange’ between Soviet Russia and the West. Gary Powers, the CIA operative famously shot down above Russian territory, was edging his way to freedom. His extraordinary story of survival should have led to him being hailed an all-American hero.
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Spielberg-directed film will tell the epic story of CIA operative Gary Powers
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Powers' plane shot down  flying daring solo mission over Russian territory
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Endured psychological torture, execution threats and served two years jail
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Rather than being hailed as a hero, he was regarded as near traitor in US

Question: He landed in the middle of a farm, workers rushed up to him with pitchforks, questioning him in @placeholder.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


Fat cat BBC executive Alan Yentob is at the centre of a new conflict-of-interest row, after it emerged two charities supported by the BBC gave £1.6 million to Kids Company, the scandal-hit youth organisation of which Yentob was chairman. I can reveal that Comic Relief, which has been backed by the BBC for nearly three decades, gave £1.4 million to Kids Company between 2000 and 2014. While it is known that Kids Company was a beneficiary of Comic Relief, only now has the full extent of its largesse been disclosed. On top of this, the BBC’s own charity, Children In Need, gave Kids Company £209,000 between 2002 and 2005. During this period, Yentob was Kids Company chairman of trustees — a voluntary role — and also had various senior BBC jobs, including director of BBC TV and head of the drama, entertainment and children’s department. He is currently the £330,000 per year BBC creative director.
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Comic Relief, backed by the BBC for three decades, gave £1.4m to Kids Co
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Only now has the full extent of Comic Relief's largesse been disclosed
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During this period Yentob was the Kids Company chairman of trustees

Question: The allegation of a conflict of interests has arisen because both Comic Relief and Children In Need receive extensive free publicity each year, thanks to blanket coverage on @placeholder.

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC TV

Answer: BBC

Answer: BBC


Holidaymakers are growing used to being charged fees for almost everything at the airport or on a plane, but one traveller was left outraged after he was forced to pay to recover his laptop. The man forgot his computer on a flight arriving in Edinburgh and it was turned in to Luggage Point, which is contracted to run the lost and found service at the Scottish capital’s airport. But the man was charged a £20 fee when he went to retrieve the laptop less than four hours later from the firm’s desk inside the airport. The passenger, a teacher, told the Edinburgh Evening News he was shocked that he had to pay a fee and felt as though he was being ‘extorted’.
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Passenger forgot his laptop computer on a flight arriving at the airport
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Lost and found service is contracted to a firm called Luggage Point
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Company charges a fee based on the estimated value of each item
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Lost items not claimed within 90 days are 'disposed of accordingly'

Question: It has been operating at @placeholder since last October.

Answer: Edinburgh


A former U.S. Marine facing double murder charges in the Philippines has died of a heart attack in a northern city jail, police said Wednesday. Timothy Kaufman, 37, was found unconscious and was declared dead on arrival at a hospital on August 15, said Senior Police Officer Evelyn Pineda of Angeles City. Kaufman was one of three men, including another American and a Filipino, accused in the murder of David Balmer, a former Irish police officer, and Balmer's girlfriend, Elma de Guia, in September 2011. The Filipino, Jesus Santos, has been arrested, while the other American, Joseph Tramontano, is at large.
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Timothy Kaufman was found unconscious and was declared dead on arrival at a hospital on August 15, police said
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Kaufman was one of three men accused in the murder of David Balmer, a former Irish police officer, and Balmer's girlfriend, Elma de Guia
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Kaufman was arrested near his grandfather's upstate New York home in April 2013 and was extradited to the Philippines in November 2014

Question: Court papers filed in @placeholder's extradition case allege that after the killings, he asked his maid to burn the contents of a garbage bag that included shoes and clothes worn by Kaufman and Tramontano.

Answer: Timothy Kaufman

Answer: Kaufman

Answer: Timothy Kaufman

Answer: Kaufman

Answer: Kaufman


Washington (CNN) "Buckle up" was the advice Vice President-elect Mike Pence gave Hill Republicans about the hectic pace ahead for Capitol Hill's first 100 days in 2017. The Republican-controlled Congress returns Tuesday to begin an aggressive push on a range of policies that their new partner -- President-elect Donald Trump -- can help turn into law. The focus in January will be to start the wheels in motion to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and vote to confirm many of Trump's Cabinet nominees. There will also be debate about Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election -- an issue the incoming President doesn't want to focus on, saying last week it's time to "move on" -- but many in his own party view as a serious threat.
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Obamacare and confirming Trump's nominees top the agenda
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Russia's involvement in the 2016 election also promises to be a top issue

Question: Their plan is to use a budget process known as "reconciliation" to wipe away the major planks of @placeholder.

Answer: Obamacare

Answer: Obamacare


(CNN) -- At a modest stucco home in Montgomery, Alabama, an unlikely presidential victory celebration is taking place this morning. Barack Obama's election victory represents a triumph for civil rights activists before him. Peggy Wallace Kennedy, the daughter of the late George Wallace, the Alabama governor who once vowed to maintain segregation forever, is rejoicing. Kennedy, 58, voted for Sen. Barack Obama. She says she was "mesmerized" when she first heard him speak at the 2004 Democratic National Convention. Her admiration for Obama deepened when she learned he opposed the Iraq war. She even slapped an Obama bumper sticker on her car, even though someone told her that the prospect of an African-American president would have her father "rolling over in his grave."
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Obama's win validates risks civil rights activists took years ago, some say
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America is "evolving... trying to reach for the best part of itself," former activist says
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Segregationist's daughter: I think Obama will be one of the best presidents

Question: Some almost lost their belief in the inherent goodness of @placeholder because they saw so many innocent people die.

Answer: America

Question: He says it was "inconceivable" then that the @placeholder would elect an African-American president.

Answer: America

Question: He says it was "inconceivable" then that the United States would elect an African-@placeholder president.

Answer: African

Answer: American


A battle over the legendary Milano cookie is heading from an oven to the court room. Pepperidge Farm is suing Trader Joe's for infringing on the trademark of the popular cookie. A complaint filed Wednesday in a New Haven, Connecticut federal court says Trader Joe's version of a sandwich cookie called Trader Joe's Crispy Cookies, looks too similar to the Milano cookie. Reuters reported that the complaint also says the sale of the product by Trader Joe's is 'damaging its goodwill and confusing shoppers.' Milano cookies are crispy oval-shaped vanilla cookies with a chocolate creme filling. They were introduced to the market in 1956, and over the years different variations have been crafted including mint chocolate, pumpkin spice and orange chocolate.
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Pepperidge Farm is suing Trader Joe's for infringing on the trademark of the popular Milano cookie
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A complaint was filed Wednesday in a Connecticut federal court
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It says Trader Joe's version of a sandwich cookie called Trader Joe's Crispy Cookies, looks too similar to the Milano cookie
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They have also accused Trader Joe's of using similar packaging
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Pepperidge Farm wants Trader Joe's to immediately stop selling Crispy Cookies and they are also seeking compensatory and punitive damages

Question: 'The acts of Trader Joe's have been malicious and calculated to injure @placeholder,' the suit reads.

Answer: Pepperidge Farm

Answer: Pepperidge Farm

Answer: Pepperidge Farm


Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- Turn back time, more than 90 years, to a cold case that won't gather dust. It's a classic whodunit, starting with the rape and murder of a 13-year-old girl and ending in a lynching. It was grist for a prosecutor's political aspirations, a case that was appealed all the way to the country's highest court and a story hotly debated in the national press. At the center of it all was Leo Frank, a northern Jew who'd moved to Atlanta to supervise the National Pencil Company factory. When the body of Mary Phagan, a white child laborer, was found in the basement, law enforcement homed in on Frank. He was tried and convicted, based on what most historians say was the perjured testimony of a black man, and sentenced to death. But when the governor commuted his sentence in 1915, about 25 men abducted Frank, 31, from the state prison and hung him from a tree in Marietta, Georgia.
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Mary Phagan's murder in 1913 spawned an Atlanta trial that's still talked about today
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Leo Frank was convicted, later lynched by mob of respected community leaders
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Case hit hot buttons: North vs. South; Jew vs. Christian; black vs. white
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Story continues through new books, films and descendants from all sides

Question: The consensus of historians is that the @placeholder case was a miscarriage of justice.

Answer: Leo Frank

Answer: Frank

Answer: Frank

Answer: Leo Frank

Answer: Jew


(CNN) Protests that rocked the Venezuelan capital over the weekend are the latest signs of a simmering crisis that's threatening to boil over in the South American country. Rival factions of pro- and anti-government activists took to the streets of Caracas, a day after President Nicolas Maduro declared a "constitutional state of emergency." Maduro said his emergency declaration aimed "to tend to our country and, more importantly, to prepare to denounce, neutralize and overcome the external and foreign aggressions against our country." He has also called for military exercises to take place next weekend to prepare for "any scenario," including a foreign invasion.
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President Nicolas Maduro has declared a "constitutional state of emergency"
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People throughout the country lack access to food and basic healthcare

Question: The endgame of all this is bad news for @placeholder, Smith says.

Answer: Nicolas Maduro

Answer: Maduro

Answer: Nicolas Maduro