(CNN) It is deplorable to undermine the credibility of a federal judge based on his Mexican heritage. It is deplorable to demean a Gold Star family and propose to ban all Muslims from entering the United States. It is deplorable for a candidate for president of a major party to kick off his campaign by labeling most Mexicans as rapists and murderers. It is deplorable when the Justice Department feels it has to sue you a second time for racial discrimination because you didn't get the hint the first time. It is deplorable to play footsie with David Duke, to repeatedly retweet white nationalists and false stats about black men and crime, to praise the enthusiasm of supporters who beat a homeless Hispanic man in Boston and punch a black man at rally, to say black people have a lazy trait and have them ushered off the casino floor when you show up.
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Issac Bailey: It's important for Clinton to speak clearly about dangers Trump has unleashed
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Bailey: Most foul-thinking of Trump supporters ARE America, but they are NOT irredeemable

Question: The public has struggled as it has grappled with @placeholder's new brand of bigotry, the promotion of a kind of hate that until now had existed at the far margins of politics and was censured by all decent people when it crept into the public discourse.

Answer: Trump

Question: "You know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of @placeholder's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Ed Miliband has dismissed claims he would be held to ransom by the SNP as Prime Minister – insisting 'that ain't going to happen'. The Labour leader insisted SNP MPs would not be able to dictate policy, even if he fails to win a majority and is reliant on them to stay in Number 10. It comes after the Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon this morning said Labour could only govern with the support of the SNP – and laid out what the party must do to get it. Scroll down for video The Labour leader - interviewed by the BBC's Evan Davis - insisted SNP MPs would not be able to dictate policy, even if he fails to win a majority and is reliant on them to stay in Number 10
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The Labour leader insists SNP MPs will not be able to dictate policy
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Insisted the SNP would not 'call the shots' if there was a hung parliament
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Comes after Nicola Sturgeon  said he could only govern with SNP support
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She promised to use SNP influence to increase government spending
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Mr Miliband also accepted his doom-laden claims about jobs were wrong
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Before the recent jobs boom he said millions would be put on the dole

Question: A spokesman pointed to the @placeholder manifesto commitment to increase spending.

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Answer: SNP

Answer: SNP

Answer: SNP

Answer: SNP

Answer: SNP


A clock based on a design from 300 years ago has stunned experts by keeping accurate to a second for 100 days. The modern-day Martin Burgess Clock B is based on John Harrison's 18th century clock, which he thought up to solve the problem of determining longitude at sea. It has been part of a 100-day trial at the Royal Observatory, in Greenwich, to see if the claim - that the clock would neither lose nor gain more than a second in 100 days - was true. The Martin Burgess Clock B (left), which is based on a design by carpenter John Harrison (right) from 300 years ago, has stunned experts by keeping accurate to a second for 100 days
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Martin Burgess Clock B is based on John Harrison's 18th century design
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Clock was strapped to a pillar at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich
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Time measured using a radio-controlled clock and the BT speaking clock
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Certified by Guinness Book of Records, National Maritime Museum said

Question: It wrote: 'Our 100 day trail of "@placeholder" won @GWR for "most accurate mechanical clock with a pendulum swinging in free air"!'

Answer: Martin Burgess Clock B

Answer: Martin Burgess Clock B


(CNN) A smuggler "deliberately drowned" up to 50 Somali and Ethiopian migrants in the sea off Yemen's coast, the United Nations migration agency said. The teenage migrants were  trying to reach the Gulf countries via Yemen on Wednesday. In a statement, the International Organization for Migration described the drownings in the Arabian Sea as "shocking and inhumane." "The survivors told our colleagues on the beach that the smuggler pushed them to the sea when he saw some 'authority types' near the coast," said Laurent de Boeck, the Yemen mission chief  for the International Organization for Migration. "They also told us that the smuggler already has returned to Somalia to continue his business and pick up more migrants to bring to Yemen on the same route."
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Some were found in shallow graves on a beach
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Migrants risk a dangerous journey to find better lives

Question: The trip across the waters from Somalia to Yemen is fraught with peril, with @placeholder engulfed in war.

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Yemen


Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN) -- Israeli President Shimon Peres said Sunday that he could be willing to meet with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, but expressed wariness of other forces in the country. "Why not? I don't have enemies," he told CNN's Richard Quest at a business conference in Tel Aviv, when asked whether he'd be willing to have such a meeting. "It's not a matter of a person but of a policy," Peres added. "The purpose is to convert enemies into friends. If it was only him I'd take it with greater assurance, but there are other structures, other people. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard, half army and half organization, spreads terror all over the world. And I'm not so sure they support the president. We have to see the balance of the situation."
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Israeli president says purpose of diplomatic talks is to convert enemies into friends
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Iran's Rouhani has taken a moderate tone, unlike his predecessor
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Israel has criticized a recently signed deal that eased some sanctions on Iran
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Peres says the next six months are a trial period

Question: Peres reiterated @placeholder's position that it won't stand for Iran being a "nuclear danger" to the world, and that "all options remain on the table to give weight to the words."

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel


Washington (CNN) U.S. and Brazilian authorities are hunting for a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who has disappeared from Uruguay, as a South American airline issued a warning he may try to use a fake passport to enter Brazil ahead of the Olympic Games there next month. Several senior U.S. officials said 44-year-old Abu Wa'el Dhiab, a Syrian national, went off the radar several weeks ago from Uruguay, where he was resettled in 2014 after being released. Uruguayan officials said he traveled to Brazil, but Brazilian officials told CNN they have no record of Dhiab having legally entered their country. Avianca Brazil Airlines issued an alert warning employees that Dhiab may try to fly using a fake passport, a representative from the airline told CNN. An image of the alert, first published by the Argentine web news portal Infobae, says the information came from Brazil's anti-terrorism police.
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Concern that he's headed to the Olympics
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Airline issues alert he may try to use fake passport

Question: Dhiab's disappearance raises concerns about regional security in the weeks leading up to the 2016 @placeholder in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.

Answer: Olympics


(CNN) We've got enough data and anecdotes now to make an early call on whether President Donald Trump's fight over NFL players kneeling during the National Anthem was a political winner for him. With a small and probably irrelevant caveat, it was. Two national surveys with rigorous methodologies show Americans are opposed to kneeling during the National Anthem: -- A Fox News poll found 55% of Americans saying kneeling is inappropriate. -- The most recent CNN/SSRS poll of adults found 49% saying the players are doing the wrong thing, versus 43% who say they are doing the right thing. Almost one-quarter of American adults said they planned to personally boycott NFL games, broadcasts and products because of the protests.
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Scott Jennings: Democrats need to stop taking President Trump's bait for the sake of their party
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Polls show that most Americans agreed with him about NFL players kneeling during the National Anthem

Question: (A bevy of other surveys of varying methodologies have also found clear majorities agreeing with @placeholder).

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) A long-classified U.S. report released Friday found that some of the 9/11 hijackers were in contact with and received support from individuals likely connected to the Saudi government. Known as the "28 pages," the secret document was part of a 2002 Congressional Joint Inquiry into the Sept. 11 attacks and has been classified since the report's completion, despite repeated calls for its release. The document, which the administration finally delivered to Congress earlier Friday, actually contains 29 pages of material, plus a letter from then-CIA Director George Tenet. "While in the United States, some of the September 11 hijackers were in contact with, and received support or assistance from, individuals who may be connected to the Saudi Government," the document says.
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The secret document was part of a 2002 congressional investigation of the Sept. 11 attacks
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The Saudi government has long called allegations of involvement unfounded

Question: "We hope the release of these pages will clear up, once and for all, any lingering questions or suspicions about Saudi Arabia's actions, intentions, or long-term friendship with the @placeholder."

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States


We've divided the Premier League into teams from the north and south of England - with Welsh side Swansea included in the south. Joe Bernstein had the choice to pick any players from the north, in any formation, with no limit on how many from each club. Rob Draper picked his South XI on Monday, and you can read that here. Here's how we split the clubs: South Arsenal, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Leicester City, QPR, Southampton, Swansea City, Spurs, West Brom, West Ham United North Burnley, Everton, Hull City, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Stoke City, Sunderland
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Joe Hart gets the nod ahead of David de Gea as North XI's goalkeeper
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Sergio Aguero and captain Wayne Rooney lead the team up front
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Michael Carrick and James McCarthy dominate in central midfield
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Sportsmail will test who is better with help from Football Manager
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SOUTH XI: Click here to see who made Rob Draper's Southern team

Question: Here, @placeholder reveals his North XI - plus seven subs.

Answer: Joe Bernstein


(CNN) -- It was just after midday on a cold December Monday in South Korea's capital when news of Kim Jong Il's death filtered through. Though the reclusive North Korean leader had been plagued with health problems in recent years, the announcement was greeted with general astonishment in Seoul, according to a journalist from the country's largest newspaper. "The initial reaction was shock, quickly followed by speculation about what was going to happen next," said Woosuk Ken Choi, assistant editor with The Chosun Daily. For its part, the South Korean military responded by raising its alert level, while the country's media went into overdrive trying to predict how this oblique and erratic state would respond.
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Journalist: Announcement was greeted with general astonishment in Seoul
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Woosuk Ken Choi says most people in the south are calm about the situation
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Choi: "Nothing happened in 1994 when Kim Il Sung died and it will be the same this time"
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South Korean military responds to news of Kim's death by raising its alert level

Question: "But those who believe in a policy of engagement with @placeholder say it doesn't matter whether it is third or fourth generation, they're still our people and we need to talk to them to try and resolve the situation."

Answer: North Korean


Counter-terrorism police have searched a community centre and a man's home as part of the investigation into the killing of a Syrian imam found shot dead on a London street. Officers searched the An Noor community centre in west London last night after a businessman appeared in court charged with murdering Abdul Hadi Arwani, and another man was arrested over his death. They also visited the Wembley home of Burnell Mitchell, 61, who is a director at the community centre where Mr Arwani used to preach. Death: Leslie Cooper, left, has appeared in court charged with murdering iman Abdul Hadi Arwani, right
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Police search An Noor community centre in west London and Burnell Mitchell's home in Wembley
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Mitchell, 61, is trustee of the community centre and director of company that owns it
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Jamaican businessman Leslie Cooper, 36, appeared in court yesterday charged with murdering Arwani
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A 61-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder

Question: Friends described the murder suspect as a polite and teetotal church-goer, who works as a builder and a carpenter as well as running a business selling @placeholder-themed clothing.

Answer: Jamaican


(CNN) Donald Trump criticized Hillary Clinton on Sunday for not knowing what the "(C)" label meant when it was used on her State Department emails. But the Republican presidential nominee apparently doesn't know what it means either. "Lyin' Hillary Clinton told the FBI that she did not know the 'C' marking on documents stood for classified. How can this be happening?" Trump wrote on Twitter. John Noonan, a national security adviser to Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney, observed that Trump had incorrectly ascribed "classified" to the "C" markings -- they actually denote a lower security status, "confidential." Noonan wrote, "(C) stands for CONFIDENTIAL. Confidential, Secret, Top Secret are levels of classification. DoD Directive 5200.01."
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Donald Trump attacked Hillary Clinton after the FBI released notes from its interview with her
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Trump also hit Clinton over tightening polls, and highlighted revelations from the FBI's report on its investigation

Question: The FBI had released a report Friday that detailed its investigation of @placeholder's email use at the State Department along with notes from the bureau's interview with Clinton.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: For its part, the Clinton campaign said it was "pleased" by the release of the @placeholder report on Friday.

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Question: CNN reached out to the @placeholder campaign for additional comment on the tweets, but did not immediately receive a response.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has come under further pressure after it emerged that senior players have complained about his methods. The Dutch manager has been criticised by fans and pundits alike for his side's rigid playing style and lack of attacking flair. And it appears that some of his players have lost patience too, with captain Wayne Rooney and vice-captain Michael Carrick confronting Van Gaal earlier this season. Sportsmail understands some squad members feel like 'robots' under the manager's famously methodical approach and as though they are wearing 'straitjackets' when they go onto the field of play. Stars are also struggling to adapt to the number of team meetings before and after games and the regimented structure Van Gaal has imposed on the club as a whole.
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Senior Manchester United players have complained about training methods and club's regimented structure
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Captain Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick approached Louis van Gaal early this season to complain
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Players say Van Gaal is too rigid and they are not enjoying their football
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'They feel like they are wearing straitjackets', source tells Sportsmail
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Dutch manager has not changed his ways despite pressure
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Players were not given a day off for three weeks early this season
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Atmosphere at the club has changed, players no longer eating with staff
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United host Liverpool on Saturday in the Premier League
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Read: De Gea's agent  arrives at Carrington for Manchester United talks

Question: @placeholder will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.

Answer: De Gea


Gweyr, Iraq (CNN) "Nasir" is one of the lucky ones. He managed to escape from the grasp of ISIS, which was training him to be a suicide bomber. He is just 12 years old. The boy is now reunited with his mother at the Esyan refugee camp in Kurdistan, home to almost 15,000 Yazidis fleeing ISIS. He's asked CNN not to broadcast his face or voice, or to disclose his real name. "There were 60 of us," Nasir says. "The scariest times for us all were when the airstrikes happened. They'd lead all of us underground into the tunnels to hide. They told us the Americans, the unbelievers, were trying to kill us but they, the fighters, they loved us. They would look after us better than our parents.
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Children tell CNN how they escaped from ISIS captivity in northern Iraq
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One boy says his ISIS handlers would tell him they were now his only family.
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Peshmerga fighters describe sometimes having to shoot children wearing suicide belts

Question: @placeholder deemed him "useless," but rather than shoot him they allowed his grandmother to come and carry him home.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Boris Johnson today demanded David Cameron dramatically step up his efforts to reform the EU, calling for Britain to take back control of its borders. The London Mayor used a speech at the Tory party conference to insist that the UK should be able to put a limit on migrants coming to Britain. In a strident address to activists - widely seen as a pitch for the leadership - Mr Johnson also boasted he is the brains behind the best Conservative ideas, accusing George Osborne of 'stealing' his policies. Scroll down for video Mr Johnson's speech to the Tory party conference will be seen as an attempt to reinvigorate his hopes of replacing David Cameron as the next party leader, after being overtaken by Mr Osborne in many polls.
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London Mayor uses conference speech to set out pitch for the leadership
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Sought to claim credit for some of the Chancellor's flagship policies
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Boasts union curbs, Living Wage and devolving power began in City Hall
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Also challenges Osborne over impact of tax credit cuts on the poorest
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Attacked the pay gap between rich and poor, urged higher Living Wage

Question: 'It is vital that our democracy is healthy, and vibrant, and truly representative and that means getting the right deal now from our EU partners as I know @placeholder can,' Mr Johnson said.

Answer: David Cameron

Answer: David Cameron


Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) Two days after footage of a grisly chemical weapons attack on civilians made its way around the world, President Donald Trump decided to launch a military strike against the Syrian regime responsible for the horrific attack. But while the decision to strike Syrian government targets marked a sharp reversal in the President's stance on Syria -- one that called for a laser-like focus on ISIS and largely ignoring Assad -- the sharp, 180-degree turn didn't happen over a matter of days. 'Holocaust' Months earlier, during an off-the-record holiday gathering with reporters at his opulent Mar-a-Lago estate a week before Christmas, Trump spoke at length about the carnage of the Syrian civil war, revealing that the issue was weighing on him as he prepared to take office. Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks authorized CNN on Friday to report the contents of his remarks on the topic at the gathering, which CNN attended.
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Trump ordered a strike against Syria Thursday
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Trump said that the chemical weapons attack "crossed a lot of lines for me"

Question: He described the slaughter of civilians in @placeholder as a "holocaust," and remarked on the "high pain threshold" of the population there.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: Trump also described in detail a video he had seen of an elderly woman being shot multiple times in @placeholder, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: "I would not in any way attempt to extrapolate that to a change in our policy or posture relative to our military activities in @placeholder today.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A spokesman for the trustees who control Michael Jackson's estate said designer belts produced under a contract with the pop icon's parents were not authorized. Asked if there would be legal action to stop the marketing of the belts, estate spokesman Jim Bates said it was undecided. Another company, Bravado, has a contract with the estate to market Michael Jackson merchandise, Bates said. A representative of the company marketing the belt said Katherine Jackson, the late pop star's mother, cleared the deal with the trustees. The sale has been put on hold while lawyers discuss a solution, he said.
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Estate spokesman says belt deal was not approved
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Estate hasn't decided if it will stop belt sale
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Company marketing MJ belts says his mom got approval
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"Artist's proof" belt autographed by Jackson's children, parents

Question: Charities yet to be chosen will also get 20 percent of the estate's profits, according to the will signed by @placeholder.

Answer: Michael Jackson

Answer: Michael Jackson

Answer: MJ

Answer: Jackson


Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump said it was not his job to stand up for U.S. President Barack Obama after a man at one of his campaign events said he was a Muslim and 'not even an American.' 'Am I morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? I don't think so!' Trump said on Twitter on Saturday morning. Trump drew criticism on Friday from Republican and Democratic rivals in the 2016 race for the presidency when he failed to challenge a man at a New Hampshire town hall Thursday night who said Muslims were a problem in the United States.
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Donald Trump wrote on Twitter saying he's not morally obligated to defend President Obama every time someone makes controversial comment
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He said if someone made a nasty comment about him to Obama there's 'no chance' the president would come to his rescue
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On Thursday, Trump failed to correct a man at one of his campaign events who said Obama is a Muslim and 'not even an American'

Question: '@placeholder was right, all these illegals need to be

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) The state of Vermont and the cities of Denver and Phoenix joined the growing list of places celebrating Native Americans on the federal holiday named for Christopher Columbus. Since Columbus Day 2015, at least 14 communities in the United States have passed measures designating the second Monday in October Indigenous Peoples Day. The changes build on recent efforts to shift the day's focus from the Italian explorer, beginning in big cities including Seattle, Minneapolis and Albuquerque, and spreading to counties and school districts. "Indigenous Peoples Day represents a shift in consciousness," said Dr. Leo Killsback, a citizen of the Northern Cheyenne Nation and assistant professor of American Indian Studies at Arizona State University.
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At least 14 communities in the US observe Indigenous Peoples Day
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Support is not universal: Leaders in Oklahoma City and Cincinnati rejected proposals

Question: Nor does it mean an end to Columbus Day celebrations in communities that adopted @placeholder.

Answer: Indigenous Peoples Day

Answer: Indigenous Peoples Day

Answer: Indigenous Peoples Day


(CNN) I am one of an estimated 750,000 Dreamers, undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children, now facing possible deportation by President Donald Trump. I worry that the President -- whose grandfather, mother and wife all immigrated to America -- will turn my dream into a nightmare and throw me out of the land where I grew up. A few weeks ago I felt like I was dreaming when I was at a White House event  and met first lady Michelle Obama. I had just been appointed to the student advisory board for her Better Make Room initiative, which encourages young people to go to college. I am inspired by Better Make Room and want to help more young people improve their lives through higher education.
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Santiago Tobar Potes: President Trump recently said he would announce a policy about DACA recipients
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Please, Mr. President, give us the opportunity that your family had to make this country our home as well, he writes

Question: For as long as I can remember, I have loved @placeholder.

Answer: America

Question: But I have felt overwhelming pain because @placeholder refused to accept me until President Obama signed the DACA executive order that President Trump may now revoke.

Answer: America

Question: I would ask him to look at me and other @placeholder protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.

Answer: Dreamers


(CNN) In several appearances on Don Imus's radio program reviewed by CNN's KFile, Donald Trump praised Hillary Clinton as a "really terrific woman," said Nancy Pelosi was going to do "terrific" as speaker of the House, and offered kind words for Bill Clinton, Charlie Rangel, and the Democratic Party. Trump has said throughout his 2016 campaign that his prior praise and financial contributions to Democrats were part of his obligation as a businessman to get along with both sides of the aisle. "I was a businessman and it was my obligation to get along with everybody, including the Clintons, including Democrats and liberals and Republicans and conservatives," Trump said on Fox News in January.
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"If I were Hillary, and she really is a terrific woman, if I were Hillary, I wouldn't want any part of you," Trump told Imus in 2006.
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Trump on Bill Clinton in 2014: "I play golf with him and I like him. I mean, what's not to like?"

Question: After a back and forth on the dinner, Trump said if he were @placeholder he wouldn't want to go on Imus' show.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton


A Montana man said Wednesday that he was inspired by last week's U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage to apply for a marriage license so that he can legally wed his second wife. Nathan Collier and his wives Victoria and Christine applied at the Yellowstone County Courthouse in Billings on Tuesday in an attempt to legitimize their polygamous marriage. Montana, like all 50 states, outlaws bigamy - holding multiple marriage licenses - but Collier said he plans to sue if the application is denied. 'It's about marriage equality,' Collier said Wednesday. 'You can't have this without polygamy.' Collier and his second wife were met with confusion when they went to the Yellowstone County court house on Tuesday to fill out the application.
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Nathan Collier and his second wife Christine applied for a marriage license in Yellowstone County on Tuesday
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Collier is in a polygamous relationship with both Christine and legal wife Victoria
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Since bigamy is outlawed in Montana - and every other state - Collier can only legally be married to one woman at a time
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However, he believes the recent Supreme Court decision on gay marriage should in effect legalize plural marriage
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The Colliers are waiting to hear back with a decision on their marriage license from the state attorney general
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If their marriage application is denied, Collier plans to sue
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The family opened up about their polygamous lifestyle in an episode of the popular TLC reality show 'Sister Wives'

Question: Yellowstone County chief civil litigator Kevin Gillen said he is reviewing Montana's bigamy laws and expected to send a formal response to @placeholder by next week.

Answer: Nathan Collier

Answer: Collier

Answer: Collier

Answer: Collier

Answer: Nathan Collier

Answer: Collier

Answer: Collier

Answer: Colliers

Answer: Collier


A mother-of-three has been forced to remortgage her home after years of dental treatment left her mouth looking like an 'oral bombsite'. Rose Devereux, 49, was left in agony and disfigured after years of alleged incompetent treatment. Pictures show her bottom row of teeth virtually destroyed by terrible gum disease and crowns covering a similar disaster on the top row. She now faces a bill of £30,000 to get her smile back. Rose Devereux, 49, was left in agony and disfigured after years of alleged incompetent treatment The General Dental Council has investigated the work of Janakan Siva at the Menlove Dental Practice in Allerton, Liverpool.
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Rose Devereux was in agony after years of alleged incompetent treatment
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49-year-old had all her lower teeth removed and needed bone grafts
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Says the treatment led to host of other health problems and  pain
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Dentist, Janakan Siva, will go before a disciplinary committee

Question: Mrs @placeholder said: 'It's been a long battle to get this far.

Answer: Rose Devereux

Answer: Rose Devereux

Answer: Rose Devereux


Raheem Sterling has prompted new concerns over smoking after fresh pictures emerged of him holding a shisha pipe – this time joined by his teenage Liverpool team-mate Jordon Ibe. The pictures, believed to have been taken in a London bar earlier this season, show the young stars sat together and both are holding shisha pipes. Casually dressed, the pair are sat on a sofa in front of a table with shisha pipes, cans of fizzy Fanta orange and a portable music speaker. Sterling, who is considering his future at Liverpool, and Ibe are considered as the two brightest stars to emerge at the club as they battle to stay among the Barclays Premier League pacesetters.
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New pictures show Raheem Sterling and Jordon Ibe with shisha pipes
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The Liverpool pair are dressed in casual clothing and have a pipe each
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Pictures emerged last week of Liverpool star Sterling smoking shisha
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Footage also emerged of him inhaling nitrous oxide from a balloon
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The pictures create a fresh problem for Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers

Question: @placeholder has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling


(CNN) A pastor with a long history of inflammatory remarks about Muslims, Mormons, Catholics and gays preached at a private service for President-elect Trump and his family on Friday, shortly before Trump took the oath of office. The pastor, the Rev. Robert Jeffress, is a Southern Baptist who vigorously campaigned for Trump during the final months of the presidential election and is a member of his evangelical advisory board. "I love this guy!" Trump has said of Jeffress. Before the campaign, Trump, a Presbyterian, had no apparent connection to the pastor, who leads First Baptist Church in Dallas. Friday morning's worship service, held at St. John's Episcopal Church across the street from the White House, continued a modern Inauguration Day ritual. With the exception of Richard Nixon in 1973, every president since Franklin Roosevelt has attended spiritual services on Inauguration Day, many at St. John's. The event is separate from both the inauguration itself and an interfaith service to be held Saturday at Washington National Cathedral, where an imam is among those who will offer prayers.
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The Rev. Robert Jeffress is a Southern Baptist who vigorously campaigned for Trump last year
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He has a history of disparaging remarks against gays, Muslims, Mormons and others
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Friday's worship service was held at St. John's Episcopal Church across the street from the White House

Question: @placeholder' anti-LGBTQ message is now going to be tied to this administration and its policies."

Answer: Robert Jeffress

Answer: Jeffress

Answer: Robert Jeffress

Question: While two of the pastors are prosperity preachers -- a first for a presidential inauguration -- none have disparaged gays or other religions like @placeholder.

Answer: Robert Jeffress

Answer: Jeffress

Answer: Robert Jeffress


Bastian Schweinsteiger has agreed to join Manchester United in a spectacular coup for manager Louis van Gaal. It is understood the Germany midfielder's relationship with Van Gaal was a major factor behind his decision to accept United's offer of a contract believed to be worth £7.2m a year over three years, the same as his current deal with Bayern. According to BILD, the 30-year-old has informed Bayern bosses of his intention to join United and is on standby to fly to Manchester to complete the formalities of a medical and signing the papers. The German daily also reported that Schweinsteiger did not attend the club's traditional pre-season presentation at the Allianz Arena.
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Bastian Schweinsteiger has agreed a move to Manchester United
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The 30-year-old has accepted a three-year deal worth £7.2m a year
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Schweinsteiger will fly to Manchester for a medical and to sign contract
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Fee still needs to be agreed between the clubs with Bayern wanting £15m

Question: All that remains to be resolved is the fee, with Bayern understood to be looking for upwards of £15million but @placeholder viewing that as excessive for a player of his age with just 12 months left on his Allianz Arena deal.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United


(CNN) Donald Trump gave a lengthy description of his electoral victory, and lavished praise upon a Dubai business partner, during a ten-minute speech to 800 paying guests at his Florida estate Saturday night. At points throughout his address, Trump name-checked prominent attendees, including "Hussain and the whole family," an apparent reference to his billionaire business partner in Dubai, Hussain Sajwani. DAMAC Properties, Sajwani's company, has built the Trump International Course Dubai. They are currently working on a second course, designed by Tiger Woods, which is set to open in 2018. "Hussain and the whole family, the most beautiful people, are here from Dubai tonight. And they're seeing it and they're loving it," Trump said, referring to the ornate Grand Ballroom that he built at Mar-a-Lago.
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An attendee of a New Year's Eve party got video of Donald Trump
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Trump praised the members of his Mar-a-Lago club in attendance

Question: Even if @placeholder creates a wall between himself and his children running his company, he still will know the identity of his pre-existing business partners.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump International Course Dubai

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: (The press assigned to cover @placeholder's movements was not present in the ballroom during Trump's speech).

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump International Course Dubai

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


As we age, our skin gets drier and it can be hard to keep foundation in place all day. One of the main reasons our make-up goes patchy is a bad skincare routine. Lisa Potter-Dixon, head make-up artist for Benefit Cosmetics, says the three vital steps to better foundation are to prepare, prime and perfect the skin before applying. For particularly dry skin, like Jane's, Lisa suggests mixing a facial oil such as Nude ProGenius Omega Treatment Oil (£58, nudeskincare.com) with your usual moisturiser. 'This will add a healthy glow and keep your skin hydrated for longer.' Celebrity facialist Sarah Chapman says that exfoliation is also vital for an even make-up finish.
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As we age our skin gets drier, making it  hard to keep foundation in place
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A bad skincare routine is usually the main reason behind this problem
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Priming the skin is a key step in ensuring that foundation stays on all day

Question: @placeholder's top tip is to apply a highlighting primer on the eyelids for wider, brighter eyes.

Answer: Lisa Potter

Answer: Lisa


Washington (CNN) Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon implored conservative activists at a Washington gathering Saturday morning to continue fighting the GOP establishment, attacking a number of Republican members of Congress by name, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. Bannon told attendees at the Values Voter Summit, an annual social conservative conference, to keep up the fight against the "imperial" political class. "It's not my war, this is our war and y'all didn't start it, the establishment started it," Bannon said. He also said, "Right now, it's a season of war against a GOP establishment." He had told Fox News' Sean Hannity earlier this week that he was declaring "war" on the Republican establishment.
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Bannon told attendees at the Values Voter Summit to keep up the fight against the "imperial" political class
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At one point, he directed his comments directly at Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell

Question: The speech comes as @placeholder is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.

Answer: Steve Bannon

Answer: Bannon

Answer: Bannon

Answer: Bannon


(CNN) -- If you think all conservatives support a deportation-only approach to immigration, think again. Last week, hundreds of conservative evangelicals gathered in Alabama to engage in a reasonable, respectful discourse on immigration. You read that right. Less than a year after Alabama enacted the strictest immigration law in the land, evangelical students, pastors and national faith leaders gathered at Samford University in Birmingham for "a Christ-centered conversation on immigration" called the G92 South Immigration Conference. Following the example of Cedarville University's inaugural G92 gathering last fall in Ohio, evangelical Christians gathered in Birmingham to discuss immigration through the prism of the Bible. Instead of listening to partisan sound bites, participants looked to the word of God -- specifically the 92 references to "ger," the word for "stranger," in the Old Testament alone.
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Evangelical students, pastors, faith leaders gathered for conference on immigration
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Ali Noorani says discourse was reasonable and respectful
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Leaders saw responsibility to feed the hungry without regard to immigration status, he says
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Noorani: Americans want reasonable, humane solutions to immigration problems

Question: And, if done correctly, it can be a land of opportunity for all of @placeholder's children."

Answer: God

Question: The conference in @placeholder was a quest for spiritual guidance to forge a path forward on immigration reform.

Answer: Alabama

Answer: Alabama

Question: They're missing an opportunity, as the events in @placeholder and Alabama make clear.

Answer: Ohio


(CNN) A corruption scandal that has stirred protests in Brazil is hard to watch -- even the statues in Rio de Janeiro can't look. About 100 statues throughout the city were blindfolded as hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in massive weekend protests across the country. Statues of former leaders, writers and even international figures have had red blindfolds placed around their faces. It is the work of a Brazilian artist, who asked to remain anonymous and who described the effort as a silent protest. Huge turnout at demonstrations The protests Sunday saw huge crowds dressed in the green and yellow of Brazil's flag flood the streets in cities from Manaus, deep in the Amazon jungle in the north, to Porto Alegre in the south, calling for President Dilma Rousseff to resign.
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Some statues in Rio de Janeiro have been blindfolded
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An artist is protesting against a corruption scandal in Brazil
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Hundreds of thousands of Brazilians take to the streets in nationwide protests

Question: But in contrast to the statues, @placeholder have the ability to do something to change the "shameful" state of the country, the artist said.

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazilian

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Brazilians


After convincing his school mates to invest in his failed get-rich-quick business venture, fashion-loving Alexander Beniac-Brooks is now being investigated by customs. The 17-year-old from Melbourne's Scotch College was left tens of thousands of dollars in the red after allegedly telling old classmates his business involved manufacturing watches for $2 to $3 in Germany and selling them for a huge profit. He then imported 50,000 'Obey Snapback' caps from China in a bid to repay the reported $185,000 he owed fellow classmates, but only dug himself further in debt due to the poor quality of the hats. Ms Beniac-Brooks has now found himself in more hot water after Australian Customs and Border Protection confirmed the teenager is being investigated for 'importing and selling counterfeit goods,' The Herald Sun have reported.
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Alexander Beniac-Brooks allegedly convinced friends to invest in business
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A student involved in scheme said he tried to import hats to get out of debt
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But the poor quality hats only put Beniac-Brooks in a worse amount of debt
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He is now being investigated by customs for importing counterfeit goods
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Students from Melbourne's Scotch College left thousands of dollars in red
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He told friends the business involved selling $2-$3 watches for huge profit
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Students from five other elite schools also believed to have been involved

Question: When the business folded in May, the father of Mr Beniac-@placeholder reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.

Answer: Brooks

Answer: Brooks

Answer: Brooks

Answer: Brooks


A million women were raped by Allied soldiers in Germany in the immediate aftermath of World War II, a new books claims. ‘When The Soldiers Came,’ by historian Miriam Gebhardt, is hailed as the definitive account of the treatment meted out to the defeated women of Nazi Germany which they remained silent about for decades out of shame and humiliaton. 'At the very least 860,000 women and girls - and also men and young boys - were raped by the occupying Allied soldiers and their helpers. It happened everywhere,' begins the book. A new book claims Allied troops raped German women during the Second World War by manipulating them with gifts of chocolate and cigarettes. Above, a soldier takes a photograph of a German woman
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'When The Soldiers Came' claims Allied troops raped one million women
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Children, men and young boys were also abused by soldiers, it claims
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Until now it was thought only the Stalin's Red Army raped German women
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But author insists she has spoken to some who can attest to the abuse
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There was a misconception all women traded sex for coveted goods
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But western soldiers took advantage of power to rape, says the author

Question: She said the false impression grew up after the war that @placeholder women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.

Answer: German

Answer: German

Answer: German


TV presenter Lisa Oldfield decided she had to make a change to tackle her weight after her son sketched an unflattering portrait of her. The 40-year-old former Channel 9 host said she barely recognised herself in the drawing, and was horrified to think her sons Harry, 4, and Bert, 2, saw her that way. 'When my son asked me if I was having another baby, that was the catalyst,' Oldfield told Daily Mail Australia. Scroll down for video TV presenter Lisa Oldfield decided she had to make a change to tackle her weight after her son drew this unflattering portrait of her
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TV presenter Lisa Oldfield had 5.5 litres of fat removed by liposuction
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Oldfield got surgery after her son drew an unflattering picture of her
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'It was a giant tummy and stick arms and legs' she said of the drawing
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'Now I have a waist!' Oldfield said after $10,000 procedure
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Oldfield is married to radio host and former One Nation politician David

Question: Oldfield shared with @placeholder a picture of her stomach when she removed bandages after the surgery

Answer: Daily Mail Australia

Question: She also showed @placeholder the aftermath of the surgery, complete with bruises and swelling she said will last 'a few weeks'.

Answer: Daily Mail Australia


For any major fan, it is a  bucket list-moment to get to visit the sets of your favourite show, so when I had the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Outlander's Claire and Dreamy - I mean Jamie - I put my hand up in a heartbeat. Based on the book series by Diana Gabaldon, Outlander tells the story of Claire Randall, a nurse in 1940s England who accidentally timetravels to 18th Century Scotland during a trip to the Highlands. As Claire attempts to return to her own time, she must rely on her wits to survive among the Scottish clans, but she soon finds herself falling for Jamie Fraser, a rugged young warrior and laird-to-be.
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MailOnline's reporter visited the locations where Outlander was filmed
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Scotland trip followed in the footsteps of show's stars Jamie and Claire
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Weekend included visits to Doune Castle, Hopetun House and Culross
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WARNING: Potential show spoilers
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Outlander Season 1 is now out on Blu-ray & DVD. For more information on how to visit these Outlander sets and more, go to VisitScotland.

Question: In real life it is home of the Marquess of Linlithgow, however, on @placeholder it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.

Answer: Outlander

Answer: Outlander

Answer: Outlander


(CNN) One of the few positives for U.S. women and girls in recent years has been the increased awareness of female genital mutilation (FGM) as an urgent issue which affects over half a million people on American soil. The first ever U.S. trial is about to take place too and the government is finally taking action to end it. Over 200 million of us around the world and where I live in rural Somalia almost every single woman and girl has undergone FGM. 98% of Somali women and girls have been affected - the highest prevalence rate of anywhere in the world.
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The first ever U.S. trial is about to take place and the government is finally taking action to end FGM
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FGM affects over half a million people on American soil
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Over 200 million of us around the world and where I live in rural Somalia almost every single woman and girl has undergone FGM

Question: The lives of @placeholder girls and women depend on it.

Answer: Somalia

Answer: Somali

Answer: Somalia


(CNN) -- A cloud-computing company is building what it calls "the world's first zero-emission data center" in Iceland. The British company Colt says the data center will be powered fully by geothermal and hydroelectric sources of energy, which Iceland has in spades. The blog Earth2Tech, where we spotted this story, says Iceland could become a "magnet" for data centers because of the wide availability of renewable energy sources there. "Why is a country, which blipped on the global news radar in recent months because of its ash-spewing volcano and hard-hit financial markets, such a hot place to construct data centers that could house thousands of servers and run web services for Internet giants?" asks Katie Fehrenbacher from that GigaOm network blog. "First off: location. Its placement between Europe and the U.S. means that companies in the U.S. can run their Web services for both continents in one location, potentially saving money," says Fehrenbacher.
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Colt says it's opening a "zero-emission" data center in Iceland
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Center should be open within four months, company says
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Data centers store information that's "in the cloud" of the Internet
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EPA: U.S. data centers account for 1.5% of nation's electricity use

Question: Colt expects its @placeholder data center to be up and running within four months.

Answer: Iceland

Answer: Iceland

Answer: Iceland

Answer: Iceland


Marlon Samuels' unbeaten century proved in vain as Sri Lanka beat West Indies by 19 runs under the Duckworth-Lewis method to complete a 3-0 one-day series whitewash on Saturday. Beaten in the two-test series and defeated in the previous two one-dayers, West Indies continued to struggle after being asked to bat first in a third and final match interrupted by rain at the Pallekele International Stadium. Samuels (110 not out) struck his ninth ODI century and contributed more than half of the total as West Indies posted 206 for nine after the game was reduced to 36 overs per side.
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Sri Lanka win ODI series with West Indies 3-0 after rain-interrupted match
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Marlon Samuels unbeaten ton unable to prevent Duckworth-Lewis defeat
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West Indies posted 206 for nine, Sri Lanka 180-5 before rain struck

Question: He meted out the same treatment to Malinga after a second rain intervention but ultimately it was a below-par total for @placeholder.

Answer: West Indies

Answer: West Indies

Answer: West Indies

Answer: West Indies

Answer: West Indies


(CNN) A team of scientists has a surprisingly simple solution to saving the Arctic: We need to make more ice. A team at Arizona State University has proposed building 10 million wind-powered pumps to draw up water and spill it out onto the surface of the ice, where it will freeze faster. Doing so would be complicated and expensive -- it's estimated to cost a cool $500 billion, and right now the proposal is only theoretical. But the need to solve the problem is urgent, said professor of astrophysics Steven Desch. He and a team of scientists published a study about how to refreeze parts of the Arctic in the December 2016 issue of the "Earth's Future" journal.
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Scientists propose building 10 million machines to refreeze part of the Arctic Sea
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'There will be no summer sea ice by 2030' on the Arctic, says study

Question: The inspiration came to @placeholder after attending several climate change conferences in 2012.

Answer: Steven Desch


(CNN) -- The United States warned Saturday that China's military claim to airspace over a disputed island chain creates the risk of "misunderstanding and miscalculation." The creation of an "Air Defense Identification Zone" by China, which its top defense official described as an early-warning system, comes amid rising tensions between China and Japan over claims to the islands that are believed to have large oil reserves. "This unilateral action constitutes an attempt to change the status quo in the East China Sea. Escalatory action will only increase tensions in the region and create risks of an incident," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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China releases a map and coordinates that identify its "Air Defense Identification Zone"
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The zone includes disputed islands -- known as Senkaku by Japan and Diaoyu by China
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China began air patrols over the zone on Saturday
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Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel called the move is an attempt to destabilize the status quo in the region

Question: @placeholder was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China


British car-maker Jaguar has launched its new XF compact sports saloon in spectacular fashion with the world's first dramatic 'high-wire drive' over water on cables just an inch thick. In a stunt worthy of the latest Bond movie SPECTRE – for which the firm is supplying many of the cars – the new Jaguar XF was revealed during a dramatic 'high-wire' water crossing in the heart of London's business district. The feat took place high over the Royal Dock in London's Canary Wharf today. Scroll down for video The new Jaguar XF compact sports saloon traverses the high-wire during its incredible unveiling in London today
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Jaguar tonight launched its new XF compact sports saloon in a dramatic high-wire crossing in Canary Wharf
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Pictures show the vehicle balancing precariously over the River Thames as it is driven by stuntman Jim Dowdell
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He is a veteran of dozens of films including James Bond and Indiana Jones, as well as the Jason Bourne series

Question: @placeholder drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.

Answer: Jim Dowdell


Ali Landry's husband has been seen in public for the first time since his father and brother were killed during a suspected cartel kidnapping in Mexico. Film director Alejandro Gomez Monteverde was spotted climbing out of his car in front of the Los Angeles home he shares with former Miss USA Ali Landry and their three children. Despite the tragedy he appeared to be putting a brave face on things, before walking inside his house. Monteverde was spotted just days after he was reported to have scattered the ashes of father Juan Manuel Gomez Fernandez and brother Juan Manuel Gomez Monteverde.
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Alejandro Gomez Monteverde was seen outside his home in Los Angeles
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Appearance comes a week after his father and brother were found dead
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Pair went missing on September 9 during a suspected cartel kidnapping
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Monteverde and Landry are thought to have scattered their ashes this week

Question: The men's bodies were found on Saturday, two weeks after they initially went missing from an area of @placeholder currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.

Answer: Mexico


Prince Harry is headed for his final tour of duty in the elite SAS headquarters in Perth, Western Australia where the soldier who claims to have shot the Taliban warlord who was intent on killing the royal heir works as a training commander. Mark Donaldson is one of Australia's most highly decorated soldiers, one of the very few to have been awarded the nation's highest military honour, the Victoria Cross, for his bravery in Afghanistan. Corporal Donaldson VC revealed in 2013 how four years earlier he had been a member of an elite Special Air Services unit ordered to assassinate a Taliban warlord who had boasted that he intended to kill Prince Harry.
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Prince Harry arrives in Australia next Monday ahead of four-week stay
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He will fulfill a dream by training with the elite SAS regiment in Perth
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War hero and VC winner Mark Donaldson is an SAS trainer in Perth
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Donaldson has written about how he saved the Prince from the Taliban
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Donaldson and crack SAS unit shot dead in 2009 a Taliban warlord who boasted of killing Prince Harry
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Prince will also go bush with Indigenous NORFORCE troops
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The royal said to be excited for 'challenging and hectic' schedule
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The trip is the last of Prince Harry's military career before he retires

Question: Valour under fire: @placeholder (pictured, right, with fellow troopers in Afghanistan) was awarded the VC for his actions in September 2008, when, despite being advised not to go and help, Donaldson ran 80 metres to rescue a wounded interpreter, while under heavy machine gun fire for a large group of insurgents

Answer: Mark Donaldson

Answer: Mark Donaldson

Answer: Donaldson

Answer: Donaldson


Tehran, Iran (CNN) Iran's Revolutionary Guards say Saudi Arabia supported ISIS in the deadly twin attacks in Tehran on Wednesday, an accusation likely to infuriate the Saudi kingdom amid high tensions in the region. At least 12 people were killed when six attackers mounted simultaneous gun and suicide bomb assaults on Iran's Parliament building and the tomb of the republic's revolutionary founder, in one of the most audacious assaults to hit Tehran in decades. The targets were highly symbolic. Sunni-majority Saudi Arabia and Shiite-majority Iran have long had a sectarian feud. The rivals are on opposite sides of violent conflicts in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere, and given the tensions, Iran's implication about the attack isn't a great shock.
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Six attackers went after two highly symbolic targets
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US President Donald Trump says, "... states that sponsor terrorism risk falling victim to the evil they promote"

Question: The attack shocked Tehran: Until now, Iran has largely escaped the regular assaults launched against other participants in @placeholder's civil war.

Answer: Syria


(CNN) "The viciousness of these Jews is unbelievable.... they are the dominant and dangerous power that exists in the United States of America today." Those are the words of former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan David Duke. We're not reaching way back here: this is from just three months ago when he lashed out at Jewish members of the media who he claimed were "absolutely zeroing in now on Donald Trump." Duke, who is publicly supporting Trump, has since declared that voting against Trump is "treason to your heritage." It really doesn't get too much more deplorable than that type of anti-Semitic rherotic. But when Trump's running mate was asked Monday night by CNN's Wolf Blitzer whether he would call it that, Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence refused. Instead, Pence offered a weak response: "We do not want his support and we don't want the support of people who think like him."
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Dean Obeidallah: VP candidate Mike Pence declined to call white supremacist David Duke deplorable
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Obeidallah: Pence says he's not into "name calling" but has no trouble denouncing Obama, reporters
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Obeidallah: It's crucial for anyone who aspires to lead in America that they denounce anti-Semitism, racism

Question: When Blitzer pushed Pence on whether @placeholder would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."

Answer: David Duke

Answer: David Duke

Question: A recent study found that white nationalists on Twitter are "heavily invested" in @placeholder's campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


This is the horrifying moment a crazed attacker set upon an 80-year-old woman on the way to a medical appointment, leaving her covered in savage bruises. Lynnette Oakey, 34, pounced on Veronica Heyes in Preston, Lancashire, after confronting the pensioner and demanding cigarettes from her. The brutal attack, after which Mrs Heyes had to be rushed to hospital, was captured by a CCTV camera not far from the surgery where she was headed for a blood test. Mrs Heyes has since spoken out about the attack, during which she said Oakey acted like a 'wild thing' under the influence of drugs.
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Lynnette Oakey, 34, attacked Veronica Heyes in Preston, Lancashire
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Asked pensioner for cigarettes then knocked away her walking stick
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Pounced and tried to rip off her bag until passers-by intervened
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Mrs Heyes said Oakey, who admitted charge of robbery, was 'like a wild thing' who was on drugs

Question: Mrs @placeholder, a widow, was attacked on September 4 this year.

Answer: Veronica Heyes

Answer: Heyes

Answer: Heyes

Answer: Veronica Heyes

Answer: Heyes


Derry, New Hampshire (CNN) -- The war over women arrived in New Hampshire this week -- in the form of a press release. "New Shaheen Campaign Ad Highlights Scott Brown's Anti-Choice Record and Extreme Bill He Introduced," reporters were informed Tuesday morning by email, just hours before Sen. Jeanne Shaheen was to host a women's-themed campaign event in Derry. Shaheen's ad is a brutal one -- particularly against someone who is a self-proclaimed "pro-choice independent Republican." In ominous tones, the ad reveals that when he was a state legislator in Massachusetts, the state Brown used to live in and later represented in the U.S. Senate, he backed a bill that would "force women considering abortion to look at color photographs of developing fetuses."
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Jeanne Shaheen releases a campaign ad hitting Scott Brown's record on abortion
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Brown identifies as a "pro-choice independent Republican"
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Shaheen leads Brown by 6 points in latest poll

Question: Shaheen does not, so she brings up another sore point for Brown: his decision to sell his home in Massachusetts last year and move to the @placeholder to run for Senate.

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire


Scottish Labour's rising star Kezia Dugdale has been elected leader of the party after just four years as an MSP. Ms Dugdale, 33, secured the leadership with 72.1 per cent of the vote while veteran MP Ken Mackintosh, got just 27.9 per cent. The election was sparked by the resignation of former MP Jim Murphy shortly after Labour's resounding general election defeat in Scotland. Ms Dugdale worked as Mr Murphy's deputy from December 2014 to June 2015, when he stepped down. Around 21,000 party members and supporters were eligible to vote in the contest which was held on a one-person, one-vote basis following reforms introduced by Mr Murphy.
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MSP Ms Dugdale beat veteran MP Ken Macintosh to become party's leader
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Election sparked by Jim Murphy resignation and the general election defeat
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Follows election campaign which pledged a 'fresh start' for Scottish Labour
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'We are down but we are not out,' she declared following her landslide win

Question: 'And I have a message for the people of Scotland too - take another look at the @placeholder.'

Answer: Scottish Labour

Answer: Labour


Just two days after a six-year-old fan invited Harry Kane round to his house for a kickaround, the Tottenham striker repaid the gesture by bringing him to Wembley Stadium as England beat Estonia. The 22-year-old started for Roy Hodgson's side on Friday but despite being unable to get on the scoresheet, he's sure to have made Oscar Loukianos' night. Kane took to Twitter to post the picture of himself and youngster at the home of English football. He said: 'I couldn't make the kickabout at Oscar's house but delighted to help him come and watch mine tonight! Top man.' The heart-warming letter was handwritten by the six-year-old, who was keen on showing Kane his footballing skills.
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Harry Kane invited  Oscar Loukianos to watch England defeat Estonia
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The six-year-old wrote to the Tottenham star asking him for a kickaround
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Due to international duty, Kane was forced to decline the offer
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But the 22-year-old treated the six-year-old to a night at Wembley Stadium

Question: The letter soon went viral after the Spurs star replied, as @placeholder's dream of meeting his hero came true on Friday night.

Answer: Oscar Loukianos

Answer: Oscar

Answer: Oscar Loukianos


Tunisia's president has admitted his country is 'not safe' and is at risk of 'collapse' following two deadly terror attacks on Western tourists over the past three months. Declaring the urgent reinstatement of 30 days of security measures that were lifted in March last year, Beji Caid Essebsi said terrorists pose an existential threat to the North African nation. The decision came just over a week after a gunman at the popular beach resort of Sousse attacked foreign tourists, killing 38 people - including 30 Britons. And in March gunmen killed 22 people, again mostly tourists, at The National Bardo Museum in the capital Tunis.
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Beji Caid Essebsi revealed terrorists pose an existential threat to Tunisia
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Warned that another deadly attack in the country could cause a 'collapse'
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Reinstated 30 days of heightened security measures, giving the government, army and police officers heightened powers
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Decision comes after two deadly attacks in Tunisia in just three months

Question: 'As we see in other countries, if attacks like @placeholder happen again, the country will collapse.'

Answer: Sousse


Australia World Cup-winner Aaron Finch must recover from a hamstring injury if he is to arrive on schedule to play for Yorkshire again this summer. Finch had to retire hurt after a quick single for Mumbai Indians in their Indian Premier League match against Rajasthan Royals. Mumbai captain Rohit Sharma said Finch's injury 'looked bad' - but it was after scans on Wednesday that the Australian himself confirmed he has had a significant setback. Australia's Aaron Finch must recover from a hamstring injury if he is to play for Yorkshire in the summer Finch tweeted: 'Looks like I'll be out of the rest of @IPL at this stage! The scan showed a bit of damage, absolutely shattered!'
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Aaron Finch suffered injury setback during Indian Premier League match
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Mumbai captain Rohit Sharma said the injury 'looked bad'
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Finch tweeted on Wednesday scans 'showed a bit of damage'

Question: The destructive opener is set to return to Yorkshire, for whom he played last summer, to take part in all formats once the @placeholder season is finished.

Answer: Indian Premier League

Answer: IPL

Answer: Indian Premier League


Washington (CNN) Former Secretary of State Colin Powell told his successor, Hillary Clinton, that he used his own personal computer to communicate with friends and foreign leaders and sent emails without going through the State Department server, according to emails released Wednesday by congressional Democrats. Clinton has previously said she reached out to Powell when she began serving as the nation's top diplomat to find out how he used personal devices. In a four-paragraph email response from Powell, he told Clinton he didn't use a BlackBerry, but detailed how he got around having his communications with both employees and people outside the State Department becoming part of the agency's official record.
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Powell has previously pushed back against reports that he advised Clinton on her email
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Powell's spokesperson recently told CNN that he wrote a memo about his own use of an AOL account to Clinton

Question: Stressing the major differences in technology between his tenure at the department and @placeholder's, the spokesperson said: "At the time there was no equivalent system within the department.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


A defiant former Vice President Dick Cheney stood by his defense of the extreme interrogation techniques used by the CIA on detainees in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on Sunday, saying, "I would do it again in a minute." Critics of the interrogation tactics -- detailed in a recently released controversial Senate report -- contend they should be considered torture and regretted. But Cheney said there is no "moral equivalence" between the terrorists' actions and the CIA's interrogation techniques. "With respect to trying to define that as torture, I come back to the proposition torture was what the al Qaeda terrorists did to 3,000 Americans on 9/11," Cheney said on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday. "There's no comparison between that and what we did with the respect to enhanced interrogation."
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney says he supports the CIA's Bush-era interrogation tactics
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"I would do it again in a minute," he said on Sunday
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Cheney called the recently released Senate report on the practices "seriously flawed"

Question: The former vice president also dispelled the report's findings that then-President @placeholder was unaware of the techniques taking place, saying that Bush authorized the tactics, and the report detailing otherwise is a "lie."

Answer: Bush


The sister of a hairdresser who was stabbed to death with a pair of scissors, has revealed Leila Alavi was on a desperate mission to find a women's refuge to escape her estranged husband. The 26-year-old apprentice hairdresser had taken out an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order against 33-year-old Mokthar Hosseiniamraei after years of turmoil. But Ms Alavi reportedly agreed to meet him on the day she was found dead inside her vehicle in an underground car park at Auburn Shopping Village in Sydney's west. Mitra Alavi has told Sydney Morning Herald her little sister had moved into her apartment in a desperate move after being refused from several women's shelters.
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The sister of murdered hairdresser said her sibling visited several women's shelters every day but was refused a room
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Leila Alavi was found in dead in a car at a Sydney shopping centre carpark
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She was working when she reportedly received a phone call and left
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A colleague found the 26-year-old stabbed to death on Saturday morning
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Court papers allege she was killed with a pair of scissors
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Her estranged husband was charged with murder and refused bail

Question: Court documents opposing @placeholder’s bail depicted a turbulent relationship between the pair who reportedly married in 2011 in Sydney.

Answer: Mokthar Hosseiniamraei


Greece has demanded more than £200billion in compensation from Germany for Nazi atrocities during the Second World War. The government yesterday unveiled its final calculation for the war reparations stemming from occupation by the Third Reich. The radical left Syriza party says Germany owes Greece nearly 279billion euros, or £204billion to compensate it for looting and war crimes. Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras raised the reparations issue when he met German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin last month The German government says the issue was resolved legally years ago. The demand comes just days before Greece is obliged to pay 450million euros of its debt to the International Monetary Fund.
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Greek government has unveiled its final calculation for the war reparations
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Radical left Syriza party says Germany owes Greece nearly 279billion euros
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The German government claims the issue was resolved legally years ago
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It comes days before Greece is obliged to pay off 450million euros of debt

Question: ‘According to our calculations, the debt linked to @placeholder reparations is 278.7bn euros,’ he told a parliamentary committee investigating responsibility for Greece's debt crisis.

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germany

Answer: German

Answer: German

Answer: Germany

Answer: German


Asbury Park, New Jersey (CNN) Tom Perez has spent much of his first month as Democratic National Committee chair making what he calls "house calls" -- even though his speeches are more like full-shout rallying cries. During a Friday swing through New Jersey, he told a crowd in Newark that "Republicans don't give a sh** about people" while denouncing the failed GOP health care bill. Then he said President Donald Trump will be defeated "in 2020, or whenever he gets impeached." "What history will record is that on January 21, the resistance took over in this country," Perez said. The road trips and fiery speeches are part of Perez's strategy to confront his biggest external challenge as DNC chair -- bridging the divides still lingering in the Democratic Party after the 2016 presidential primary. But the internal task of overhauling a struggling national party that Perez had declared in need of a "turnaround artist" as he campaigned for the job will increasingly demand his focus in the coming days.
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New Democratic National Committee chair Tom Perez is going on road trips and giving fiery speeches
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He's confronting a big challenge -- bridging the divides still lingering in the Democratic Party

Question: They're not going to be resolved in the 22 days or so that I've been on the job," Perez told CNN in an interview after his second @placeholder stop Friday.

Answer: New Jersey

Answer: New Jersey


(CNN) Donald Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, has been named in an investigation by Ukrainian authorities looking at whether he and others received millions in illegal payments from Ukraine's former pro-Russian ruling party, according to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau. The probe is part of a wider investigation by the bureau into allegations of corruption and influence peddling against ex-president Viktor Yanukovich's administration, for whom Manafort worked as a political consultant, before the leader's violent ouster in 2014. The investigation is looking into "shadow accounting" and potentially illegal payments made by Yanukovich to Manafort and other Ukrainian election officials, according to Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook called on Trump to disclose campaign connections to Russia
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Demand follows New York Times report on ties between campaign chairman and pro-Russian forces in Ukraine

Question: "My work in @placeholder ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine

Question: In addition, as the article points out hesitantly, every government official interviewed states I have done nothing wrong, and there is no evidence of 'cash payments' made to me by any official in @placeholder.

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine


A Thai solicitor has spoken of the moment two Burmese migrants freely confessed to the brutal murders of British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller. Speaking in a courtroom on the island of Koh Samui, Pittaya Yaipetch provided graphic details of Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo's   confession to the sickening crime. The two Burmese migrants initially admitted murdering Miss Witheridge, 23, and Mr Miller, 24. The pair's bodies were discovered on Thailand's Koh Tao Sairee Beach in September last year. Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo later retracted their confessions, however, claiming that they had been beaten and threatened into confessing - allegations the solicitor appeared to dispute today.
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Pittaya Yaipetch describes hearing the  confession by Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo
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Pair described in graphic detail raping and murdering Hannah Witheridge, 23
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Zaw Lin also reportedly admitted killing David Miller, 24, with a garden hoe
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Pair later retracted their confessions, claiming they were given under duress
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But the solicitor claimed that the pair admitted the crime of their own free will

Question: 'Zaw Lin told the police that he hit Ms Witheridge in the face with the garden hoe when she began to regain consciousness, before raping her himself,' Mr @placeholder went on to say.

Answer: Pittaya Yaipetch

Answer: Pittaya Yaipetch


Washington (CNN) Newt Gingrich released his new book, "Understanding Trump," on Tuesday, sharing insights the former House Speaker says he gleaned both during the Trump campaign and in the first months of his presidency. So in pursuit of "understanding Trump," CNN read the first chapter available online. Here are 10 top takeaways: 1. The foreword is written by none other than Eric Trump. Eric Trump lauds Understanding Trump as an "inside look into possibly the greatest campaign of all time," citing how his father "gained the most primary votes of any GOP candidate in the history of the nation." Eric Trump also took time in his foreword to offer praise for his father, President Donald Trump, slipping in a classic "Make America Great Again" tag line:
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Understanding Trump provides insights into Trump campaign
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Gingrich says Trump reminds him of Bill Clinton

Question: He ran on one promise, to @placeholder and he is already well on his way!"

Answer: Make America Great Again

Question: @placeholder wants to set aside the abstract establishment theories and get to what makes up the real world.

Answer: Understanding Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Eric Trump

Answer: Eric Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Eric Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) On its face, a special House election in Kansas should be a walkover for Republicans. Kansas Republicans control both U.S. Senate seats, all four House districts and the governor's mansion and have massive majorities in the state House and Senate. It's one of the most conservative states in the country and has been for a very long time. (The last time a Democrat represented Kansas in the U.S. Senate was 1938!) And yet today's special election in Kansas' 4th district -- where Donald Trump won by 27 points last November -- is causing Republicans real concern. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz campaigned on behalf of Republican nominee Ron Estes on Monday and both Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have recorded phone messages urging Republicans to turn out and vote. And the House Republican campaign committee dropped $100,000 on TV ads in the district late last week.
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The special election in Kansas' 4th district is causing Republicans real concern
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Even a narrow defeat for Democrats in Kansas would likely rev up the party base

Question: The election of Trump and his subsequent actions -- from the travel ban to the attempted overhaul of healthcare -- has energized liberal @placeholder beyond belief.

Answer: Democrat

Answer: Democrats


As luxury yacht designers strive to make the largest, most lavish boats for their discerning clients, one firm has instead been inspired by the old adage 'good things come in small packages.' Taiwanese firm Hyperlien has designed a dinky yacht measuring just 28ft (8.6 metres) long, but that is claimed to have a luxurious and spacious interior that rivals larger models. Called 'Modern Vintage', the yacht is described as the 'Mini Cooper of the yachting world', due to its compact size and clever design, and has also been referred to as a Tardis because it is small on the outside but large on the inside like Dr Who's fictional machine.
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Hyperlien's 'Modern Vintage' vessel is described as the 'Mini Cooper of yachting world' due to its clever design
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Compact yacht measures just 28 feet (8.6 metres) long but is said to be as luxurious and spacious as larger models
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Modern Vintage has a luxurious bathroom, wooden seating area and is powered by a Mercury Verado 250HP engine

Question: The @placeholder costs between $85,800 and $101,200 (£57,568 to £67,901).

Answer: Modern Vintage

Answer: Modern Vintage

Answer: Modern Vintage


Pakistan-born bowler Fawad Ahmed has been tipped to give England a stern examination this summer after being called into Australia's Ashes squad on Tuesday. The 33-year-old, who sought asylum in Australia in 2010 before securing residency two years later, is one of 17 players selected for both the five-Test series and a preceding tour of the West Indies. Ahmed took 48 wickets during Victoria's triumphant Sheffield Shield campaign, catching the eye of national selector Rod Marsh, who feels the spinner can make life difficult for England's batsmen when the Ashes series starts in July. Fawad Ahmed celebrates after taking eight wickets for Victoria in the Sheffield Shield final last week
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Ahmed called up for Australia's tour of England and West Indies
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Bowler took 48 wickets during Victoria's Sheffield Shield season
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No place in squad for Glenn Maxwell despite World Cup heroics
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Adam Voges makes the squad after fine season for Western Australia
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Ryan Harris called up but will miss tour of West Indies

Question: 'Believe it or not, @placeholder is always looking for leg-spinners.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Western Australia


(CNN) You could be excused for mistaking last night's 69th annual Emmy Awards for a Comedy Central election-night special. After all, there was Stephen Colbert, the man who -- with Jon Stewart -- put "fake news" on the map long before the Trump Administration was a twinkle in Vladimir Putin's eye. And there were Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon, accepting golden trophies for their cutting and hilarious depictions of President Trump and his chief 2016 campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, on "Saturday Night Live." But the moment that parody congealed into self-parody was obvious to anyone watching the show from home, and many who were there attending in person.
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Jeff Yang: This year's Emmys turned from parody to self-parody when Sean Spicer took the stage
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The moment highlighted a dangerous blurring of news, entertainment and comedy, writes Yang

Question: @placeholder proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."

Answer: Sean Spicer

Question: Spicer proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping @placeholder's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."

Answer: Trump Administration

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder was the mouthpiece of a president who will likely go down as one of the nation's worst.

Answer: Sean Spicer

Question: @placeholder's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.

Answer: Trump Administration

Answer: Trump


A Vogue model whose criminal rape case against a fashion photographer fell apart has submitted in a civil lawsuit what she believes is new evidence that he’s a ‘sexual predator’. Latvian Alesia Riabenkova, 23, has launched a civil suit against Cameron Krone, 31, in Manhattan, for rape. The suit contains images of models he was shooting with remarks he allegedly scrawled on them that included ‘wanted to bang her’, ‘sexy as hell’ and ‘would get crazy’. The spreadsheets are used to record images of models and their basic physical appearance such as height and eye colour. But on one spreadsheet Krone appears to have written ‘big t***. OMG! I love my job’.
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Alesia Riabenkova is suing Cameron Krone, 31, in a lawsuit in Manhattan
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She produced image spreadsheets that have crude comments on them
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Riabenkova called photographer Krone a 'pig' and a 'sick person'
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Krone's attorney described the lawsuit as groundless and 'desperate'

Question: The suit said: 'Since the rape, Rjabenkova has come into possession of certain electronic documents of Krone that confirm that @placeholder... is a sexual predator who views female models as nothing more than potential objects for his sexual depravity.'

Answer: Cameron Krone

Answer: Krone

Answer: Cameron Krone

Answer: Krone

Answer: Krone


A grief-stricken mother has shared the heart-wrenching final photo she took of her two-year-old daughter - just hours before the toddler was brutally raped and murdered by her stepmother. Lily Furneaux-Wolfenbarger, from Michigan, was sexually assaulted with an object by her 28-year-old stepmother, Renee King, in late November 2010 after she threw a tantrum and soiled her pants. King then slammed her stepdaughter's head against the floor at least 20 times, causing fatal injuries. Earlier that day, Lily had been at her mother Lauren Furneaux's house, where she had been snapped in front of a Christmas tree before being taken to her father Jeff Wolfenberger's New Haven home.
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Lily Furneaux-Wolfenbarger, two, was raped by stepmother Renee King
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King then slammed the toddler's head against the floor at least 20 times
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Murder took place at Lily's father's Michigan home while he was at work
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Just hours earlier, infant's mom had taken snap of her at her own home
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On Friday, she shared final photo she took of her daughter on Facebook
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Heartbreaking photo shows bubbly Lily sitting in front of Christmas tree
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King was found guilty of murder in February 2012 and locked up for life

Question: The mother - who had joint custody of @placeholder with Mr Wolfenberger - also posted a written tribute to her daughter detailing the events that led up to the toddler's murder at her father's trailer park home.

Answer: Lily Furneaux

Answer: Lily

Answer: Lily Furneaux

Answer: Lily

Answer: Lily


A retired bus driver's wife and daughter have appeared in court accused of his attempted murder him after allegedly spiking his Christmas Day cherry Lambrini with anti freeze. Douglas Patrick, 72, was rushed to hospital from his £400,000 home in Gipsy Hill after becoming unwell on December 25, 2013. Police were alerted by staff at Kings College Hospital, London, the following day  and launched an investigation. Mr Patrick's wife Jacqueline, who is 18 years his junior, and 21-year-old daughter, Katherine, were accused of planning to kill the pensioner following the probe. Today the pair appeared for a short preliminary hearing at Inner London Crown Court.
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Douglas Patrick allegedly poisoned with anti freeze on Christmas Day
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His wife and daughter accused of attempting to murder 72-year-old
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Jacqueline and Katherine Patrick alleged to have spiked his cherry Lambrini

Question: @placeholder was said to have volunteered in a charity shop and her husband served as a bus driver for 50 years before his retirement.

Answer: Patrick

Answer: Jacqueline


(CNN) -- The power of the Mexican military was on full display Tuesday in Ciudad Juarez, where police reported the third consecutive day without a drug slaying. A federal police officer guards a checkpoint earlier this month in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico Ten drug-related killings in a single day were common before 9,500 army troops poured into the blood-soaked border town in the past few weeks, said Mauricio Mauricio, a spokesman for the Juarez municipal police. "It's a much more secure city at this moment," he said. "We haven't had murders with the same regularity and frequency as before." But as President Obama's administration announced plans Tuesday to beef up U.S. security along its border with Mexico, there are questions about whether increased military and police efforts in both nations can yield long-term results.
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Police in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, reported third straight day without a drug slaying
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Questions remain about whether increased security efforts can work long term
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Polls consistently show security is top concern among vast majority of Mexicans
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Distrust of military has long been part of social fabric of Mexican life

Question: The costs of not getting control of it will be paid by the @placeholder."

Answer: Mexican

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexicans

Answer: Mexican


A young mother has spoken of her humiliation after a dental assistant apparently removed her nine-month-old son from her arms without asking while she was breastfeeding him in the dentist's chair. Tayler Chaice Buzbee was forced to make an emergency appointment at an Aspen Dental facility in Alabama on Friday morning after developing agonizing toothache which would not go away. But after calling the dentist's office, she was informed that the only available appointment was in just 20 minutes - meaning that she had no time to find a babysitter for her infant son, Attley. Instead, Tayler was assured by employees that she could bring her baby to the facility. The pair turned up shortly after - but midway through the appointment, Attley started to create a fuss.
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Mother-of-one Tayler Chaice Buzbee called Aspen Dental with toothache
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She was told only available appointment at the facility was in 20 minutes
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Had no time to find babysitter for baby son, Attley, so brought him along
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Started breastfeeding the nine-month-old in chair when he created a fuss
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But soon after, female employee 'took him out of her arms without asking'
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Woman 'placed him in his stroller, saying breastfeeding was not allowed'
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'I was humiliated, crying, and I felt embarrassed to be there,' said Tayler
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Aspen Dental has since apologized to Tayler and launched investigation

Question: In a statement, @placeholder apologized to Tayler.

Answer: Aspen Dental

Answer: Aspen Dental

Answer: Aspen Dental


(CNN) I've lived and worked in the Middle East for a decade, providing medical care, emergency relief and economic opportunity for refugees. Growing up in American Baptist churches, I was awed by missionaries: those larger-than-life heroes who go into hostile territory, risking body and limb to tell the Jesus story in countries where doing so is dangerous at best and illegal at worst. In order to get inside these "closed" countries, some missionaries pose as aid workers, teachers and business owners. Under the guise of work they think a hostile government or population will find valuable, they sneak in, concealing their true aim: to convert as many as possible to their religion.
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Jeremy Courtney: Missionaries should stop posing as aid workers, teachers and businesspeople
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It undermines religious freedom and puts Christians at risk, he says
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CNN's "Declassified" reveals U.S. rescue of Christian aid workers held hostage: Sunday, 10 p.m. ET/PT

Question: But there's another question we should ask: "Why can't we provide enough value to society that it outweighs the perceived threat of our @placeholder identity?"

Answer: Christians

Answer: Christian


Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill may be counting his lucky stars to have landed supermodel Lily Aldridge as his wife and the mother of his children - but that doesn't mean he wants his kids to follow in her footsteps. Lily, 30, recently revealed to People magazine that while she'll be proud to see her three-year-old daughter, Dixie Pearl, do 'whatever she wants to do' when she grows up, Dixie's 33-year-old dad's a bit more discerning about her future. 'I don’t think my husband would want her anywhere near the runway,' she sad. 'But I would be proud of her no matter what she does.'
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The 30-year-old Victoria's Secret model wore the $2 million Fantasy Bra for this year's Fashion Show
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She said wants her daughter with Kings of Leon singer Caleb Followill, Dixie Pearl, to be whatever she wants when she grows up
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However, she added, her rockstar husband has different ideas when it comes to the modeling business

Question: If @placeholder does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.

Answer: Dixie Pearl

Answer: Dixie

Answer: Dixie Pearl


Don't dump on the Donald, billionaire Donald Trump is warning his GOP rivals just days after Rick Perry's campaign bit the dust. 'I hope they attack me, because everybody who attacks me is doomed,' Trump told the Wall Street Journal. In his three month bid for the White House, Perry had plenty of bad things to say about Trump, at one point calling him a 'cancer on conservatism.' 'He offers a barking carnival act that can be best described as Trumpism: a toxic mix of demagoguery, mean-spiritedness and nonsense that will lead the Republican Party to perdition if pursued,' said Perry in July. 'Let no one be mistaken: Donald Trump's candidacy is a cancer on conservatism, and it must be clearly diagnosed, excised and discarded.'
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Rick Perry had called Donald Trump a 'cancer on conservatism' and a 'barking carnival act'
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Perry pulled out of the race Friday due to financial problems
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Trump said Perry was 'nasty' to him
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The billionaire challenged his other Republican rivals to go after him

Question: His complaints were echoed by a number of talking heads, who saw Perry's exit as collateral damage in the over-Trumped @placeholder primary race.

Answer: Republican Party

Answer: Republican


Russian President Vladimir Putin joined tens of thousands of cheering supporters to mark one year since his takeover of Crimea - a move that shattered ties with Ukraine and the West. Putin appeared on stage today at a celebratory concert by the walls of the Kremlin to make an impassioned justification for seizing the Black Sea peninsula. Scroll down for video Impassioned justification: Russian President Vladimir Putin told crowds the takeover of Crimea was to help and support 'our compatriots' An estimated 110,000 people attended the concert marking one year since Putin's takeover of Crimea Putin looked energetic and spoke forcefully to the enthusiastic crowd, which gathered just off the Red Square near St Basil's Cathedral
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Russian President Vladimir Putin marked anniversary of Crimea takeover
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He appeared on stage at a celebratory concert by the walls of the Kremlin
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He made an impassioned justification for seizing the Black Sea peninsula
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President Putin claims takeover was to help and support 'our compatriots'
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Russia's annexation of Crimea shattered ties with Ukraine and the West

Question: He ended his speech with three words: 'Long live @placeholder.'

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: Supporter: A man attending the celebrations holds a banner reading: 'Russia and @placeholder are together forever'

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea


Zawraq has been ruled out of Saturday’s Investec Derby at Epsom after the lameness he showed earlier this week re-surfaced after a routine canter this morning. The Hamdan Al Maktoum-owned colt was in effect having a fitness test after it looked like he was winning the race to be fit. It is a blow to trainer Dermot Weld and jockey Pat Smullen, who felt Zawraq was his best ever chance of winning the race. Angus Gold, racing manager for Sheik Hamdan, said: 'It's bad news. He did a bit of work this morning and moved beautifully under Pat Smullen, but by the time he got back to the yard he was definitely not right again.
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Zawraq pulled out of Investec Derby after going lame
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The Hamdan Al Maktoum-owned colt was third-favourite for the race
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Zawraq had been prominent in the ante-post betting lists for the Derby

Question: @placeholder engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.

Answer: Zawraq

Answer: Zawraq

Answer: Zawraq

Answer: Zawraq


(CNN) I woke up this morning as an Alternative Fact. In justifying the appointment of Steve Bannon, the president's chief strategist, to the National Security Council, Trump spokesman Sean Spicer cited my role in the Obama White House as a precedent. Spicer said press secretary Robert Gibbs and I attended classified National Security Council meetings "all the time." That is simply not true. As a senior adviser to President Obama in 2009, I had the opportunity to witness the fateful deliberations of his National Security Council Principals committee over the strategy the U.S would pursue in the war with Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Contrary to what Sean Spicer said, Axelrod says he and Robert Gibbs did not regularly attend the most sensitive National Security Council meetings
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Axelrod: Former Breitbart chief Steve Bannon will exercise authority no political adviser has had before

Question: I sat on the sidelines as a silent observer with @placeholder because we would be called upon to publicly discuss the president's decision on that critical matter and the process by which he arrived at it.

Answer: Robert Gibbs


On the back of his sensational WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight world title win on Saturday night, Tyson Fury is insistent he was nowhere near his best as he defeated the legendary Wladimir Klitschko in Dusseldorf. The 27-year-old beat the Ukrainian by a unanimous points decision to upset the odds and cause one of biggest upsets in boxing history. He told Sky Sports News: 'To be honest with you, I don't think we've seen 65 per cent of what I can do. For me it was a bad performance, so although it was good enough to win the heavyweight championship of the world and beat a man who had not been beaten in 10 or 11 years, that wasn't as good as I can do.
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Tyson Fury shocked Wladimir Klitschko to win heavyweight world title
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The 27-year-old admits he was disappointed with his overall performance
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Fury feels that he only fought at 60-65 per cent and more is to come
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'Gypsy King' is open to rematch and would go back to Germany for it
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Fury also praised and credited his uncle and trainer, Peter Fury

Question: Moments after the judges scorecards were announced by Michael Buffer, the @placeholder camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.

Answer: Tyson Fury

Answer: Tyson Fury

Answer: Fury

Answer: Fury

Answer: Peter Fury