(CNN) A mug confiscated by Nazis at Auschwitz has been hiding a secret for more than 70 years. Workers at the Auschwitz Museum this week found a gold ring and necklace that had been carefully wrapped in canvas before being concealed in a false base. They are some of the last possessions held by someone deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau, one of the largest concentration camps established by the Germans during WWII, the museum said. "The hiding of valuable items... proves on the one hand to the awareness of the victims as to the robbery nature of the deportation, but on the other hand it shows that the Jewish families constantly had a ray of hope that these items will be required for their existence," said Piotr Cywinski, the Director of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum.
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Museum workers found the jewelry while working with the enamel collection
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The mug's false base deteriorated over time, revealing its contents

Question: @placeholder often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.

Answer: Nazis


(CNN) The Syrian regime says it has taken full control of Aleppo, state-run media announced Thursday, marking a major turning point in the country's five-year civil war. Government forces and their allies now control eastern Aleppo, ending more than four years of rebel rule there. The battle came from both the ground and sky. President Bashar al-Assad's troops and supporting militias entered eastern Aleppo by ground in late November. The regime and Russia -- its most powerful ally -- decimated neighborhoods with airstrikes, leaving scorched earth where a bustling metropolis once stood. The government already controls western Aleppo. Now, regime control of the east spells the end of the rebels' last urban stronghold, returning putting the government back in control of the country's four major cities and making an opposition government less likely.
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Situation a "race against the clock" to provide evacuees shelter, warmth
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Last civilian evacuees have left eastern Aleppo
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Syrian regime now has control of the country's four major cities

Question: But as pro-government forces ramped up attacks, eastern @placeholder became the wretched epicenter of the civil war.

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo


The embattled former First Lady of Oregon has compared herself to Monica Lewisnky in a Facebook post in which she blasted the media for turning 'public humiliation into a commodity and shame into an industry.' Cylvia Hayes' fiancé John Kitzhaber was forced to resign as governor in February over allegations that he helped steer business to her environmental consulting firm and then cover up the activity. The couple are now facing federal corruption investigations from both the FBI and IRS - though no charges have been levied. Cylvia Hayes' fiancé John Kitzhaber was forced to resign over allegations that he helped steer business to her environmental consulting firm
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Cylvia Hayes blasted news media for turning 'public humanization into a commodity and shame into an industry'
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Sided with Monica Lewinsky who said she was publicly humiliated for affair with President Bill Clinton
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Her fiancé John Kitzhaber was forced to resign as governor over claims he helped steer business to her consulting firm and didn't report it
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Hayes and Hitzhaber are facing criminal investigations by the FBI and IRS

Question: It was @placeholder' first time speaking out since her fiancé's resignation on on February.

Answer: Cylvia Hayes

Answer: Cylvia Hayes

Answer: Cylvia Hayes

Answer: Hayes


Rome (CNN) The world as we know it could come to an end this Sunday. Or it could be just another day. It depends on whom you talk to. This weekend, Italians go to the polls to vote in a referendum on whether or not the country should amend its 1948 constitution. The referendum is the brainchild of Matteo Renzi, Italy's energetic, 41-year-old Prime Minister. His intention is to defang the upper house of the Italian Parliament, the Senato, by cutting its numbers from 315 to 100, thus reducing its powers dramatically, making it more of a consultative assembly. Yes, if you read to the end of the previous paragraph, you'll probably agree it sounds dull as dust. But, in the eyes of some, the consequences of a "No" vote could be catastrophic.
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Italians prepare to vote in constitutional referendum
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Reforms would reduce number of senators in upper house of parliament, making it easier to pass laws
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Critics say changes would get rid of an important check on the lower house's power

Question: I'm roughly fluent in @placeholder, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, Italy is home.

Answer: Italians

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italians

Question: I'm roughly fluent in Italian, my children are all dual citizens and, for better or for worse, @placeholder is home.

Answer: Italians

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italians


Frenchman Gregory Bourdy saw his four-shot advantage halved by Rafa Cabrera-Bello in the third round of the Lyoness Open at Atzenbrugg. Bourdy, chasing a fifth European Tour title, moved to 15 under at the Diamond Country Club after a three-under-par 69 while Spain's Cabrera-Bello applied pressure with a superb 66. The leaders' rounds were split by a 95-minute suspension due to stormy weather in the area. Prior to the break Cabrera-Bello made an early surge, picking up five shots in his opening seven holes, including an eagle two at the third. His charge cut Bourdy's lead to one but the pair then became involved in an intriguing tussle.
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Gregory Bourdy sees his four-shot lead halved during the third round
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Rafa Cabrera-Bello scored an impressive 66 at the Lyoness Open
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Englishman Chris Wood remains five shots off the lead

Question: @placeholder-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.

Answer: Rafa Cabrera

Answer: Cabrera

Answer: Cabrera

Answer: Rafa Cabrera

Question: Cabrera-@placeholder then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.

Answer: Bello

Answer: Bello

Answer: Bello

Answer: Bello


Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has fuelled speculation of a blockbuster move to the Bernabeu. The Polish international continues to be linked with a transfer to Real Madrid having caught the eye with a stunning season of 23 goals in 25 club games. Spanish paper AS reports that Lewandowski has left the door open to the La Liga move by stating, 'I'd rather not talk. It's not an easy situation.' Confidence has been in short supply at the Bernabeu, with last Sunday's 1-0 defeat by Villarreal meaning Rafa Benitez's side trail leaders Barcelona by five points. Marca has led with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez allegedly demanding 'intensity and titles'.
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Bayern Munich striker has netted 23 goals in 25 club matches this season
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The Poland international joined from Borussia Dortmund in 2014
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Real Madrid are five points behind La Liga leaders Barcelona

Question: At @placeholder they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


A dissatisfied customer who posted a negative review of a restaurant on social media has been left shocked after being told to 'grow a set' by the diner's boss. Phil Jeruzal, 27, had taken his girlfriend for Sunday lunch at the Canada Wood Kitchen and Bar in Falkirk, Stirlingshire, but they both felt let down by the experience. Afterwards, he decided to leave an honest, albeit negative, review on the restaurant's Facebook page - only to have director Monica Shaw respond by telling him to 'grow a set'. In his review, Mr Jeruzal - a digital content and marketing assistant from Falkirk - said the restaurant had a 'great location, lovely staff and nice venue'.
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Phil Jeruzal left review on restaurant's Facebook page after 'average' meal
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Said chef at Canada Wood Kitchen and Bar 'doesn't know what he is doing'
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Boss replied: 'Jump out from behind the safety of your PC and grow a set'
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Mr Jeruzal, 27, left stunned by the 'hilariously unprofessional' response

Question: 'They are clearly aspiring for something a little different than what is on offer in the rest of @placeholder.

Answer: Falkirk

Answer: Falkirk


(CNN) If South Korean President Moon Jae-in has one thing in common with his US counterpart Donald Trump, it's that neither were expected to be in the positions they currently hold. Moon entered Seoul's Blue House in May after a snap election called in the wake of a spectacular and bizarre corruption scandal involving his predecessor, conservative Park Geun-hye, who was impeached and faces criminal trial. That left the liberal Moon, a former special forces soldier and human rights lawyer who has advocated for greater engagement with North Korea, in charge of attempting just that, as an increasingly aggressive Pyongyang has ramped up missile testing and, earlier this month, conducted its biggest nuclear test.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in was elected in May
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His first months in office have been dominated by the growing North Korea crisis

Question: "Moon's 'dual-track' policy of seeking @placeholder's denuclearisation while also calling for dialogue, is preventing gains on either," they wrote last month.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


Crystal Palace have publicly declared their interest in signing Yohan Cabaye from Paris Saint-Germain. Co-chairman Steve Parish spoke openly about Palace's attempts to sign the France international to talkSPORT on Saturday. Parish admitted that signing Cabaye, who would cost in excess of £10million, would be 'massive' for the club. 'Yohan Cabaye is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said. 'It would be a massive thing for the club obviously, because he's a seasoned international.' Cabaye signed for PSG in January 2014 in a £19m deal from Newcastle United - where he worked with Palace manager Alan Pardew. But he has not been able to hold down a regular starting place in Paris and has lost his place in the French national side as a result.
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Crystal Palace's co-chairman Steve Parish has publicly declared the club's interest in signing Yohan Cabaye
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He believes that the PSG midfielder would signal a massive coup for Palace
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The Frenchman previously played under Eagles boss Alan Pardew during the pair's time together at Newcastle United

Question: Pardew has identified the 29-year-old as his No 1 summer target but Tottenham, Southampton and West Ham are also monitoring Cabaye's situation and could all rival any bid @placeholder make.

Answer: Crystal Palace

Answer: Palace

Answer: Palace

Answer: Crystal Palace

Answer: Palace


(CNN) Kenny Baker, the British actor who gave life to the droid R2-D2 in the "Star Wars" films, has died at the age of 81, according to his niece, Abigail Shield. Baker was being looked after by Shield's brother, who found him Saturday morning. Shield said Baker was ill for years with a lung condition. She also said her uncle -- who was 3 feet, 8 inches tall -- did not expect to "live past his teenage years because he was a 'little person,' so it is pretty amazing he lived this long." Baker died in his sleep Saturday morning, according to his nephew and caregiver Andrew Myerscough.
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George Lucas says Baker was the "heart and soul" of R2-D2
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Baker died Saturday after a long illness, his niece says
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Fellow actors, fans remember him on social media

Question: @placeholder added, "I could work all hours, from 8 in the morning to 8 at night.

Answer: Kenny Baker

Answer: Baker

Answer: Baker

Answer: Baker

Answer: Baker

Answer: Baker


New York (CNN) -- A New York taxi driver pleaded guilty Friday to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. After entering his plea Zarein Ahmedzay delivered a message: "I strongly urge the American people to stop supporting the war against Islam," he said, adding, "I am thankful for myself that I did not do anything to harm anyone but fear someone else will do the same thing." Prosecutors said Ahmedzay and another man, Adis Medunjanin, conspired with Najibullah Zazi on the attack in mid-September 2009, which authorities thwarted. Zazi pleaded guilty and has been cooperating with authorities, investigators have said. Medunjanin has pleaded not guilty.
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Zarein Ahmedzay pleads guilty to conspiracy, faces possible life sentence
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After plea, he urges people in U.S. "to stop supporting the war against Islam"
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Prosecutors reveal names of two al Qaeda leaders thought to have ordered the plot
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The two, Saleh al-Somali and Rashid Rauf, both were killed in U.S. drone attacks

Question: At one point, @placeholder said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.

Answer: Zarein Ahmedzay

Answer: Ahmedzay

Answer: Zarein Ahmedzay


A rare white lion received a six-hour dental operation to remove the broken roots of its two rotting canine teeth. Aslan, a resident of the Kevin Richardson Wildlife Sanctuary on the outskirts of Pretoria, had been in pain since his canine teeth broke a year ago. The pain had resulted in the nine-year-old male becoming isolated, aggressive and agitated by its inability to bite down. Animal behaviourist Kevin Richardson notes that Aslan had become isolated, aggressive and agitated The video produced by denture company Fixodent, captures the operation and features lion whisperer and animal behaviourist Kevin Richardson. He says: ‘A lion without its bite is not really a lion, it’s really important for a lion to have a full set of teeth that are usable.’
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The lion is place under anaesthetic and has four teeth worked on
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The doctor removes canine tooth fragments and sews up hole
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Animal behaviourist Kevin Richardson notes lion is 'tough character'
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Video concludes with 'the king' being reintroduced to the pride
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The lion lives at Kevin Richardson Wildlife Sanctuary in South Africa

Question: @placeholder stays by the lion’s side for the duration of the operation as the rotten fragments of the canine tooth are pulled from its mouth.

Answer: Kevin Richardson Wildlife Sanctuary

Answer: Kevin Richardson

Answer: Kevin Richardson

Answer: Kevin Richardson

Answer: Kevin Richardson Wildlife Sanctuary


Nobody knows the bond of sisters better than Jenna Bush Hager - and it looks like she has passed that on to her own two little daughters. During an appearance at the TODAY show studios, the 33-year-old daughter of former president George W. Bush has revealed that not only is her two-year-old daughter Mila 'crazy about' her new baby sister Poppy, but has even taken to singing the two-month-old lullabies. Of course, proud mama Jenna caught one of these moments on video, and shared it with the TODAY show audience during her appearance on Friday with Hoda Kotb. The adorable video shows little Poppy Louise contentedly asleep on a cream cushion, wearing a onesie patterned with what look to be tiny sailboats. Big sister Mila, in a pink dress, is leaning up against the cushion as she sings an endearingly-unrecognizable version of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot to the napping baby.
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The 33-year-old presenter revealed that two-year-old Mila is 'gaga' for her new sister Poppy during an appearance at the TODAY show studios
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She shared a sweet video of Mila singing Poppy an endearingly-unrecognizable version of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot while she slept
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Jenna is still on maternity leave since giving birth to Poppy on August 13

Question: @placeholder, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.

Answer: Jenna Bush Hager

Answer: Jenna

Answer: Jenna


Police have expanded the search area for 'Shawshank' escapee David Sweat as they concede he may have slipped past them once again. More than 1,200 officers spent the night standing guard around a three-square-mile parameter in Malone, New York, as State Police insisted they had the surviving escapee 'contained'. It was based on their assumption that Sweat was traveling with fellow fugitive Richard Matt, who was shot and killed by law enforcement nearby on Friday afternoon. However, around 24 hours later, the parameter has been expanded to 22 square miles, as Clinton County sheriff David Favro solemnly conceded there is 'not a heck of a lot' of progress in the search. Torrential rain forecast for the area overnight and on Sunday is also expected to hamper their efforts and  wash away evidence.
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Richard Matt was shot dead by border patrol in Malone, New York, after trying to carjack a camper van
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He was cornered by police who told him to raise his hands. He did not comply so police opened fire
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Was caught after border patrol officers heard him clear his throat outside a cabin, they now believe he was drunk
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The hut smelled of gun smoke and was just south of the Canadian border where pair were believed to be heading
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His escape accomplice David Sweat is still on the loose and authorities say he is cornered in dense woodland
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Matt's half brother Wayne Schimpf, who testified at his 1997 murder trial, said he was 'relieved' at the outcome

Question: It means the tips that sent more than 800 officers across 400 miles of rural @placeholder  were likely mistaken.

Answer: New York

Answer: New York

Question: @placeholder was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.

Answer: David Sweat


The night Geoff Hunt killed his family before taking his own life his wife Kim had raged at him about finances, claiming one of her husband's brothers was stealing from the family trust. An inquest into the deaths of Lockhart farmer Geoff, nurse Kim and their children Fletcher, 10, Mia, 8, and Phoebe, 6, is taking place this week. A forensic psychologist told the inquest it's likely the farmer primarily wanted to kill himself due to his depression and a total loss of hope. However, he may have decided to kill his family as he believed they were dependent on him and he thought 'he would spare them future pain'. His use of a gun to inflict a single fatal injury also indicates he did not wish to inflict pain on his wife and children, the psychologist said.
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Inquest into brutal deaths of the Hunt family in rural NSW began Tuesday
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Police say Geoff Hunt, 44, killed wife, Kim, and their three young children
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Hearing told Hunt blamed himself for the brutal murders in a suicide note
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Kim struggled with physical and mental issues after near-fatal car accident
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The father packed his children's lunches for school next day in final hours
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State Coroner Michael will preside over four days of hearings in NSW
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Tragic shooting took place in Lockhart, NSW, on September 9, 2014

Question: She has described Mrs @placeholder as 'a little firecracker who loved Geoff and the kids, even through the tough times'.

Answer: Geoff Hunt

Answer: Hunt

Answer: Geoff Hunt

Answer: Hunt


Ankara, Turkey (CNN) Six soldiers were killed and another was wounded Thursday in a roadside bombing that hit an armored military vehicle in the southeastern Turkish province of Diyarbakir, Turkey's semiofficial Anadolu news agency reported, citing the Turkish General Staff. Turkey blamed the attack on the PKK  -- a Kurdish separatist group that Turkey, the United States and the European Union have designated as a terror organization. Turkey has been battling the PKK for decades. The attack on the soldiers was the second deadly blast in two days on Turkish soil that Ankara has attributed to Kurdish groups. On Wednesday, at least 28 people were killed and 61 injured in an explosion targeting military vehicles in central Ankara.
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Six Turkish soldiers killed in roadside blast, a day after bomb kills 28 people in Ankara
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Turkey responded to attacks with airstrikes targeting Kurdish separatist group in Iraq
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Turkish Prime Minister: Member of Syrian Kurdish force YPG carried out Ankara attack

Question: "We strongly condemn this cowardly attack which appears to have targeted buses carrying @placeholder military personnel.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish


(CNN) Preliminary findings in the investigation into the collision between the USS Fitzgerald and a Philippine cargo ship off the coast of Japan in June suggest the accident was caused by multiple errors by the Fitzgerald's crew and a failure to take action in the minutes leading to the collision, according to two defense officials. "They did nothing until the last second," one official said. "A slew of things went wrong." A second official said the crash "will wind up being our (the US Navy's) fault." The collision between the Fitzgerald, a guided-missile destroyer, and the ACX Crystal on June 17 claimed the lives of seven US sailors. It took place 56 nautical miles off the coast of Honshu, Japan, in an area heavily traveled by commercial shipping.
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The collision between the Fitzgerald and the ACX Crystal on June 17 claimed the lives of seven US sailors
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The initial findings are just the first stage in what is expected to be a lengthy inquiry

Question: The ongoing investigation is known inside the @placeholder as a "dual purpose" review, meaning it is both fact finding and will address the accountability of various service members.

Answer: US Navy

Question: Photos released by the @placeholder show extensive damage below the water line on the starboard side where the ship was hit.

Answer: US Navy


(CNN) Colombia's government and the FARC rebel group signed a revised peace accord Saturday after years of negotiations and a half a century of conflict. Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos announced the new deal in a TV address Saturday evening, saying it will build a "broader, deeper peace." A peace deal negotiated earlier this year with FARC rebels was unexpectedly defeated by Colombian voters in October. Many were angered by what they saw as insufficient punishment for those who perpetrated a litany of crimes against their people. Negotiations for a peace deal continued after the defeat with rebels and those opposed to the original agreement.
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Colombia's government has reached a new peace deal with FARC rebels
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The move comes after previous deal was defeated by voters in October

Question: Among the new stipulations are reparations for victims which will come from @placeholder's assets and money,  Santos said.

Answer: FARC

Answer: FARC

Answer: FARC


British MPs and MEPs have been told to warn their European colleagues there is a real threat of ‘Brexit’ without a significant deal on reform. Ministers want to raise levels of concern in capitals across Europe to boost David Cameron’s hand in his EU renegotiation. There are concerns that leaders in other EU countries do not believe Britain is serious about leaving and will therefore block Mr Cameron’s proposed reforms. Politicians from all sides who want Britain to remain a member of the EU have been asked by ministers and diplomats to tell members of their European sister parties there is a serious chance voters could decide to leave.
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It's feared EU country leaders don't believe UK is serious about leaving
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They could therefore block PM David Cameron's proposed reforms
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Cameron will set out renegotiation demands to EU leaders next month
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They will then all meet  in mid-December to begin hammering out deal
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For more on Cameron's EU reforms visit http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pm

Question: It is also thought that if @placeholder left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain


Having seen Cristiano Ronaldo win the Ballon d'Or awards for 2013 and 2014, Lionel Messi was not planning on letting him lift the trophy he had earned the four previous years again. And if his mind was not already made up, when Ronaldo launched into his surprising 'Siiiiiiiii' celebration on stage at FIFA's gala, there was no longer any doubt about it. It was an aggressive move by the Portuguese star, showing his dominance. Some mischievous Barcelona-based news outlets suggested it was the moment that the season turned, with Messi and his team-mates deciding they had to work together, after a spell of bad results and doubts cast over the future of coach Luis Enrique.
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Lionel Messi propelled Barcelona to the treble with 58 goals last season
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He formed a ferocious attacking partnership with Neymar and Luis Suarez
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Messi got big goals vs Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid and Athletic Bilbao
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READ: Why Cristiano Ronaldo or Neymar should take the prize

Question: Luis Enrique went with the flow and @placeholder's attacking trident went from strength to strength.

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona


After months of speculation Microsoft has officially announced its Windows 10 software will launch globally on 29 July. The Washington-based firm said Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users will have one year from this date to take advantage of the free upgrade. And once a device is upgraded to Windows 10, Microsoft said it will continue to keep it up-to-date for the supported lifetime of the device at no cost. For other Windows users, or people who don't currently run a version of the firm's operating system, they will need to pay for the software. Microsoft hasn't announced pricing but details leaked on a reseller over the weekend suggest it will start at $109.99 for the Home edition, and $149.99 for the Professional version.
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Microsoft said software will launch across all 190 regions on the same day
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It will power PCs, phones and connected devices such as bank machines and medical equipment, along with the firm's Xbox One console
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Windows 7 and 8.1 users will have a year from 29 July to get free upgrade
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And Microsoft will support the software for the lifetime of the device

Question: Although the new software won't be formally released until next year, analysts already consider its success crucial for @placeholder and Satya Nadella.

Answer: Microsoft

Answer: Microsoft

Answer: Microsoft

Answer: Microsoft

Answer: Microsoft


Real Madrid manager Rafa Benitez is considering deploying Jese in the central striker role for the new season and will test the young forward in Sunday's friendly against Valerenga. Spanish newspaper Marca have reported that Benitez will play Jese as his side's No 9 in Norway, with injured duo Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo missing. However, Marca suggest that Benitez sees Jese as a 'guaranteed No 9' and he could be preparing for life without Arsenal target Benzema. Arsene Wenger has been given the all clear to break Arsenal's transfer record to land the France international. And the Gunners are also willing to eclipse current record signing Mesut Ozil's £150,000-per-week wages to land their No 1 target.
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Jese will play in central striker role in Sunday's friendly against Valerenga
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Real Madrid boss Rafa Benitez sees young forward as a 'guaranteed No 9'
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Benitez is without injured duo Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema
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Juventus' Super Cup victory over Lazio has been hailed by Italian media
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New signings Mario Mandzukic and Paulo Dybala impressed for Juventus

Question: Jese arrived at @placeholder as a 14-year-old and is highly-rated by the club despite his short career being hindered by injury.

Answer: Real Madrid


Washington (CNN) A meeting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement intended to mollify lawmakers who are concerned one week after a round-up of nearly 700 undocumented immigrants had the opposite effect Thursday, as organizers expelled rank-and-file members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. The Democratic lawmakers decried the Trump administration and Republicans for keeping the caucus out of the meeting after they were canceled on earlier in the week. The topic of the meeting was last week's enforcement actions by ICE. CHC members had requested the meeting to get information on who was targeted by the raids -- and whether the sweep was broader than similar enforcement by the Obama administration.
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The speaker's office said the goal was to include lawmakers with jurisdiction
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ICE had canceled a meeting with CHC and asked for a bipartisan meeting instead

Question: "Members of the CHC expressed interest in attending, and to accommodate the request, we welcomed the chair of the @placeholder to join on behalf of the other members.

Answer: Congressional Hispanic Caucus

Answer: CHC

Answer: CHC


Hong Kong (CNN) Japan lodged a protest Monday against Chinese allegations that its fighter jets engaged in a dangerous mid-air confrontation with Chinese military planes. China's Defense Ministry said Saturday that the Japanese jets "interfered with Chinese military aircraft from close range and even launched jamming shells, which endangered the safety of Chinese aircraft and crew." Japan said that fighter jets were scrambled when six Chinese military aircraft "trespassed" into its territorial waters in the Miyako Strait. "It is extremely regrettable that the Chinese defense ministry announced unilaterally something that clearly differs from the fact. This damages the improvement of Japan-China relationship and we have lodged strong protest," Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Monday.
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Beijing accuses Japanese military of risky air maneuvers
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China risks escalating tensions with flights near Taiwan

Question: East China Sea: Japan scrambles jets as @placeholder flies fleet near disputed islands

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China


In the ongoing and lengthy battle of the phone makers, Samsung has recruited some heavyweights to fight its corner. Google, Facebook, HP and other giants in the tech industry are calling on a US court to reconsider a recent patent infringement case awarded to Apple. The coalition believes the ruling - which demanded Samsung pay profits to its rival - will have ‘absurd and devastating’ results on the development of future handsets and online services. Samsung and Apple have been battling  over numerous patent infringements since 2010, but in August 2012 Apple won $1 billion in damages. These damages were then dropped to around $930 million (£598 million), and later reduced by $382 million (£245 million).
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An amici curiae - or ‘friend of the court’ ruling - was filed at the start of July
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Samsung has gained support from Facebook, Google HP, Dell, and eBay
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Filing objects to court ruling finding Samsung infringed Apple’s patents
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Coalition wants the case to be reheard and the decision reconsidered

Question: And in terms of software and online products, such as @placeholder and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook


Nick Gordon, the troubled fiancé of Bobby Kristina Brown, has defended himself against allegations that Whitney Houston’s daughter was the victim of foul play, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Speaking to Dr Phil McGraw Gordon, 25, said: ‘I lost the most legendary singer ever and I’m scared to lose Krissy. I want to let all you guys know I did everything possible in the world to protect them.’ Gordon’s impassioned assertion was made during a dramatic intervention staged by Dr Phil last week and due to air today. Weeping and wailing and at times incoherent, Gordon had believed that he was to be interviewed by Dr Phil.
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Dr. Phil McGraw staged a highly-charged intervention with Nick Gordon that will be broadcast on his show today
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Gordon is now in rehab after the intervention having been drinking heavily and taking Xanax
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Girlfriend Bobbi Kristina has been in a medically induced coma since January 31 and Gordon has not been allowed to see her

Question: Leaning towards @placeholder's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'

Answer: Nick Gordon

Answer: Gordon

Answer: Gordon

Answer: Nick Gordon

Answer: Gordon

Answer: Gordon

Question: Unlike @placeholder's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.

Answer: Whitney Houston


The wife of a U.S. Army colonel who shot her two children dead four years ago says she does not regret it. Julie Schenecker, 54, was convicted last May of shooting her son Beau, 13, and daughter Calyx, 16, in their upscale Tampa Bay, Florida home in January 2011 while her husband served overseas. Now in an exclusive jailhouse interview, she has claimed she pulled the trigger to 'save' her children, despite previously admitting to authorities that she had shot them for being 'mouthy'. When asked by ABC Action News in the interview if she regretted the shooting, Schenecker, a former military linguist, shook her head.
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Julie Schenecker, 54, was found guilty last year of murdering her son Beau, 13, and daughter Calyx, 16, in their Tampa, Florida home in January 2011
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In a jailhouse interview, she has now revealed she does not regret it
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She claimed her son was being sexually abused - but would not say by whom - and that her daughter was struggling with mental illness
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Authorities said she had admitted to shooting the children for being 'mouthy' and her journals detailed how she was going to kill them

Question: In the interview, she admitted that only one side of @placeholder's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.

Answer: Calyx

Answer: Calyx

Question: @placeholder was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.

Answer: Julie Schenecker

Answer: Schenecker

Answer: Julie Schenecker


London (CNN) British Prime Minister Theresa May committed to placing a final Brexit deal to a vote in both houses of the UK parliament, as she outlined for the first time her plan for extracting Britain from the European Union. In a much-anticipated speech in London, May said that once Britain had negotiated a final deal to leave the European Union, it would be placed before the House of Commons and the House of Lords for approval. In language that indicated a "hard Brexit", May confirmed that Britain would leave the EU single market, which guarantees the free movement of goods, services and people within the bloc. The Prime Minister made it clear that her fundamental aim was regain full control of immigration and lawmaking -- and that leaving the single market was the inevitable consequence.
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May commits Britain to leaving the EU single market
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Hard Brexit: Britain can't be 'half-in, half-out'

Question: "No deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for @placeholder," May declared.

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump called on Qatar to stop funding terrorism, claiming credit for and endorsing the decision of Gulf nations to ostracize their neighbor, even as US Cabinet officials said their blockade is hurting the campaign against ISIS. "We had a decision to make," Trump said, describing conversations with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries. "Do we take the easy road or do we finally take a hard but necessary action? We have to stop the funding of terrorism." In doing so, the President's tone, if not his message, clashed with his most senior national security officials, highlighting the often mixed messages emerging from his administration since the Qatar crisis began Tuesday.
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The President's tone and message clashed with his most senior national security officials
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Rex Tillerson struck a moderate tone earlier in the day

Question: "The Emir of Qatar has made progress in halting" support for and financing of terrorist groups, @placeholder said, "but he must do more and do it quickly."

Answer: Rex Tillerson


For groom Neil McElwee and his bride Yanan Sun, their white wedding was to be their best day ever. Chinese-born Yanan Sun – six months pregnant with their first baby – had splashed out £1,000 on a stunning dress. And the happy couple had invited over 70 guests to celebrate at a £6,000 hotel reception. But their perfect day turned into a nightmare when moments before they were due to say 'I do', they were both arrested – after suspicions they were having a sham marriage. Neil McElwee and his Chinese fiancée Yanan Sun saw their painstakingly planned wedding day  transformed into a nightmare when they were arrested in front of 50 guests and accused of embarking on a sham marriage
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Neil McElwee and Chinese fiancée Yanan Sun arrested on wedding day
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The besotted pair had spent months honing the details of their special day
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But they were arrested by police and accused of arranging sham marriage
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The couple have been awarded £21,000 compensation over the mistake

Question: But although they have since wed, @placeholder, 22, said last night: 'A wedding day is supposed to be the best day of any woman's life.

Answer: Yanan Sun

Answer: Yanan Sun

Answer: Yanan Sun

Question: And @placeholder says: 'No amount of money will truly compensate for my ruined big day.

Answer: Yanan Sun

Answer: Yanan Sun

Answer: Yanan Sun


David Lloyd reviews a stunning victory for England on day three of the third Ashes Test against Australia at Edgbaston. It would have been a difficult decision for England one-day coach Ashley Giles to send Steven Finn home from the last Ashes tour but it was the right one and I’m sure Finn understood it. Giles needed to get him out of that environment and back to the UK to sort out his problems and he has done that wonderfully well here after the meltdown he had with his action. It’s a lovely story. Masterclass before play yesterday on Sky with Ian Healy was sensational. If any young wicketkeeper missed it, it’s well worth catching up with. The Aussie great was a master at work and showed how much fun keeping can be. Talking of greats, the way Shane Warne bowled to him made me hope he is not available for Trent Bridge. He spun it like you wouldn’t believe.
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England wrapped up victory on day three of third Ashes Test at Edgbaston
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Steven Finn recorded figures of six for 90 in the second innings
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Shane Warne showed he can still turn the ball during Masterclass
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Ashes 2015 third Test, day three: RECAP

Question: They’re not express but they’ve got good, solid actions and they wouldn’t let @placeholder down.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England


The teammate of a British IndyCar driver who died after he was struck in the head by a piece of debris during a race has called for fighter jet-style canopies to prevent similar accidents. British driver Justin Wilson was driving at the Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania when he was hit by a large section of Sage Karam's car which had just ploughed into a wall during the race. Wilson was airlifted from the scene following the crash on Sunday but died the following day. Now his team mate Ryan Hunter-Reay has called on IndyCar organisers to review safety following the latest tragedy.
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The 37-year-old former Formula One driver Justin Wilson died on Monday
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His team mate Ryan Hunter-Reay called the cars 'inherently dangerous'
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2009 British Formula One champion Jenson Button led tributes to Wilson
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Ex-F1 and IndyCar champ Nigel Mansell also expressed his condolences

Question: In a statement, the Andretti Autosport team said: 'We are deeply saddened by the passing of @placeholder.

Answer: Justin Wilson

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Justin Wilson

Answer: Wilson


(CNN) -- CNN's story about Noor al-Zahra Haider touched readers and viewers, many of whom wrote to say they felt some responsibility for the Iraqi girl whose life was saved by Americans at the height of the Iraq War. Others simply wanted to know how they could help. Childspring International, the Atlanta-based Christian charity that sponsored her stay in the United States in 2006, said it was setting up a special Baby Noor Fund so it could channel donations specifically to Noor's family. Noor was born with a severe form of spina bifida. Alison Fussell, the executive director of Childspring, said Thursday the charity set up the fund after being contacted by people who saw the CNN story. She said she was not yet sure exactly how the donations would be used and that the charity was still determining what the right action would be.
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Childspring International has set up a special account for Noor
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As an infant, she was brought to America for life-saving surgery
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The family is struggling to take care of a disabled child in war-torn Baghdad
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Some readers said America has a responsibility to Noor and her family

Question: "When her family asked for help, they probably thought that more could be done for her in @placeholder than was possible, and they somehow imagined that she would be returned to them in good health," Shinn said.

Answer: Americans

Answer: United States

Answer: America

Answer: America


Donald Trump fired one of his campaign advisers on Sunday after he was accused of writing a string of racist posts on social media. Sam Nunberg reportedly wrote offensive comments on his personal Facebook page dating back to 2007. Business Insider reports that one of those posts called Reverend Al-Sharpton's daughter the n-word. 'Meeting Rev. Sharpton today, no joke- he will tell him that his daughter is N---!' reads the post dated August 25, 2007. CBS reports that other posts from Nunberg's Facebook call President Obama a 'Socialist Marxist Islamo Fascist Nazi Appeaser,' 'Farrakahn's Messiah,' and a 'Pan Arabist Marxist Muslim.'
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Donald Trump fired campaign adviser Sam Nunberg on Sunday
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Nunberg reportedly wrote offensive comments on his personal Facebook page dating back to 2007
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Nunberg joked in 2009 before President Obama's inauguration that there were still 'tickets available for the Hip Hop Inaugural Ball'
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Nunberg has denied making the scores of controversial statements on social media about Republicans and Democrats

Question: Lewandowski said @placeholder was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.

Answer: Sam Nunberg

Answer: Nunberg

Answer: Sam Nunberg

Answer: Nunberg

Answer: Nunberg

Answer: Nunberg


England manager Mark Sampson believes his team produced the perfect response to 'the doubters and the haters' after powering through to the Women's World Cup quarter-finals. Right-back Lucy Bronze hit a powerful 20-yard winner as England beat Norway 2-1 in Ottawa, teeing up a shot at tournament hosts Canada on Saturday night. Sampson feels women's football has been treated with derision in England at times, so for his Lionesses to produce a gutsy performance that showed they have the determination to reach the top was immensely satisfying. 'The women's football community has taken some flak,' said Sampson. 'We've had to go through some tough times, we've had a lot of doubters and a lot of haters in the past, but we've stayed on task and we've stuck together.
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England reach Women's World Cup quarter-finals with 1-0 win over Norway
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Lucy Bronze's stunning strike put Mark Sampson's side into the last eight
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Sampson hailed the response by his team after going 1-0 down on Monday
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The Lionesses now face Canada, who they lost against in May's friendly

Question: Sampson is delighted to have her on board, even if one back-pass against Norway almost landed @placeholder and England in big trouble.

Answer: Lucy Bronze


French authorities have revealed in they prevented up to six attacks by Belgian extremist Abdelhamid Abaaoud, who was killed by anti-terror police on Wednesday morning. Abaaoud was the so-called 'mastermind' behind the horrific terror attacks on Paris last Friday which killed 129 people across the capital in a series of shootings and suicide bombings which targeted a concert hall, bars and restaurants and the Stade de France national stadium. French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve has revealed Abaaoud was involved in four to six terror attack plots foiled in France this year. Police are currently investigating whether he was also linked to a thwarted assault on a high-speed train from Amsterdam to Paris in August.
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French authorities revealed they foiled attacks by Abdelhamid Abaaoud
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The extremist was killed during an anti-terror raid on Wednesday morning
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France say he planned between four and six other attacks since the spring
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Police are currently investigating whether he was also linked to a thwarted assault on a high-speed train from Amsterdam to Paris in August
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See full news coverage of the ISIS Paris terrorist attacks

Question: Abdeslam is thought to be one of the only surviving members of the group of assailants behind the @placeholder attacks.

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris


New York (CNN) A diplomatic fight, usually kept behind closed doors, exploded in public Thursday as U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon accused Saudi Arabia and its military allies of placing "undue pressure" on the international organization. A source told CNN earlier this week that the Saudis applied full court pressure with a threat to cut off ties with the U.N. if the organization did not remove the country from a blacklist of groups violating children's rights in the conflict in Yemen. The U.N. source said that a threat of a "total rupture" had been made, placing hundreds of millions of dollars to U.N. humanitarian agencies in doubt.
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Ban says he had to take Saudis off a black list due to threats to UN program funding
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Saudis deny allegations, say they were the ones who were bullied

Question: After much insistence from the @placeholder, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.

Answer: Saudis

Answer: Saudis

Answer: Saudis


Having dealt a knockout blow to his rivals and won his third drivers' championship, Formula One star Lewis Hamilton proved more than a match for an altogether different opponent on Wednesday. The Brit, who clinched his second successive title in Austin, Texas on Sunday, took to the wrestling ring in Mexico City ahead of this weekend's race. Hamilton was joined at Arena Mexico, the home of Lucha Libre wrestling, by Mistico, a 32-year-old Mexican whose real name is Luis Ignacio Urive Alvirde and who previously had a spell in WWE. Meaning free wrestling, the term is used to describe the sport in Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries.
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Lewis Hamilton won his third Formula One title last weekend with victory in Austin, Texas
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The penultimate race of the season takes place in Mexico this coming Sunday
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Hamilton took part in a promotional event which included having a go at professional wrestling
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He was joined in the ring by Mistico and celebrated his win with another wrestler Mephisto
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See more news and updates on Lewis Hamilton's latest Formula One win in Austin

Question: Hamilton was then carried on the shoulders of another wrestler, @placeholder, in celebration.

Answer: Mephisto


(CNN) Yuval Rabin, whose father, Yitzhak Rabin, was assassinated while serving as Prime Minister of Israel, criticized Donald Trump for appealing to "Second Amendment people" in a speech and warned that the words that politicians use can incite violence and undermine democracy. "Trump's words are an incitement to the type of political violence that touched me personally," Rabin wrote in USAToday. He said that Trump's appeal to "Second Amendment people" to stop Hillary Clinton -- comments that were criticized as a call for violence against Clinton, something Trump denied -- "were a new level of ugliness in an ugly campaign season."
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The son of a former Israeli Prime Minister who was assassinated wrote an op ed about the consequence of violent political rhetoric
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Warns of "parallels" between Israel of the 1990s and the U.S. today

Question: Referencing his father, who was shot and killed by an extremist amid political tension in Israel in 1995, Rabin condemned @placeholder's aggressive rhetoric.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


He's the son of a legendary footballer but Calum Best has become equally famous for his own love life - which is so prolific he admits to not knowing how many women he's slept with. Now ensconced in a long term relationship, the 34-year-old - who  counts Peter Stringfellow among his childhood mentors - admits he still doesn't know if he can be monogamous. In an interview with The Times, Calum paid tribute to his girlfriend of eight months, Ianthe Rose Cochrane-Stack, 24, but said that he is still aware of his own cheating 'demons'. Calum and Brtish model Ianthe Rose Cochrane-Stack have been dating since last year. Their relationship had been a secret, but was revealed after Calum starred in Celebrity Big Brother earlier this year
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Notorious playboy Calum Best, 34, has pledged to be a one-man woman
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Reality TV star  is faithful to girlfriend Ianthe Rose Cochrane-Stack, 24
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Promoting Second Best, heartbreaking memoir about his father George

Question: '@placeholder looked after me,' says Calum of the night he was abandoned in a strip club by his father George Best.

Answer: Peter Stringfellow


(CNN) -- Roger Federer said Andy Murray can claim multiple Grand Slam titles after the eight ATP World Tour finalists were introduced to British Prime Minister David Cameron. Ahead of the season-ending event in London, Mr Cameron invited Federer, Murray, world number one Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Roddick, David Ferrer, Tomas Berdych and Robin Soderling to a reception at Downing Street. The week-long tournament gets underway on Sunday when British number one Murray takes on Soderling in the opening match at the O2 Arena. Top eight ready for London showdown "It's fantastic that the ATP World Tour Finals tournament is back in London for the second year running. It's great for London and great for the country," Mr Cameron was quoted as saying by the ATP Tour website.
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Eight ATP World Tour finalists meet British Prime Minister David Cameron
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World number two Roger Federer says Andy Murray can win multiple titles
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Federer believes Murray has the game to dominate tennis
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ATP World Tour Finals start on Sunday in London

Question: "I hope that seeing the world's top players compete right on our doorstep, including @placeholder's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."

Answer: British

Answer: British

Answer: British

Question: "I hope that seeing the world's top players compete right on our doorstep, including Britain's very own @placeholder, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray


Bookings to Cuba jumped 57 percent for one New York tour operator in the weeks after Washington said it would renew ties with Havana. In February, they were up 187 per cent; and so far this month, nearly 250 per cent. The boom is just one sign that the rush is on to see Cuba now — before, as many predict, McDonald's claims a spot in Old Havana and Starbucks moves in on Cubita, the island's premium coffee brand. The sense that detente will unleash an invasion of Yankee tourists and change the unique character of one of the world's last remaining bastions of communism is shared by many travelers flocking here.
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Renovated Havana airport is set to undergo a $207 million expansion
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Bookings to the island have increased 250 per cent in March
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Only charter flights go from the US to Cuba, though other routes possible
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Cuba had record 3million visitors last year, though only 600,000 Americans

Question: 'That's why I think that it's going to be really hard for you to find a @placeholder's or a Starbucks right down the corner.'

Answer: McDonald


After Marco Rubio won his inaugural Senate race in 2010 in Florida, he became the latest star of the Republican Party. The young, insurgent candidate was so impressive, talk of a presidential future quickly ensued. He entered the Senate with high expectations, having won his race with the support of the new tea party movement while simultaneously appealing to mainstream conservatives. But his journey has not been without roadblocks. Leadership on controversial topics has slowed his rise. Now, Rubio, 43, is working to right his perceived wrongs and shed his stereotypes as takes up the mantle once adorned by doing the work to launch a presidential run.
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Florida Sen. Marco Rubio is giving a major economic policy address
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It's part of a larger coordinated strategy to prepare for a presidential run
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One challenge is being noticed among the many other Republicans considering
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his lead on immigration caused discernment among the Republican base

Question: Rubio faces a difficult slog to rise above the noise that the @placeholder race is already making.

Answer: Republican Party

Answer: Republican

Question: In a fractured @placeholder that consists of social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, tea party activists and pragmatists, Rubio will have to find his niche.

Answer: Republican Party

Answer: Republican


Kristen Stewart has opened up about how her scandalous affair with her Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders turned her world upside down - and how she managed to overcome the controversy and eventually move on with her life. The actress, 25, spoke to Marie Claire about the 'traumatic period' that led to her split from then-boyfriend and former Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson, while also posing on the cover of the magazine, which comes out next week. Wearing a heavily embellished floral sweater and distressed jeans, the star of the upcoming film American Ultra gives off her signature aloof stare as she appears on the front of the August issue, in which she discusses 'starting over after one bats**t crazy year'.
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The actress, 25, had an affair with her Snow White and the Huntsman director, Rupert Sanders, while she was dating Robert Pattinson
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She tells the magazine that in doing so, she 'lit her universe on fire'
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These days, she isn't letting the bad stuff get her down - and she says she's not saying 'sorry' as often as she used to

Question: While the scandal - and the ensuing dissolution of both @placeholder and Rupert's relationships - were tabloid fodder for months, the actress claims now that she didn't let the incident destroy her.

Answer: Kristen Stewart


She has an estimated net worth of £20m thanks to her booming Ultimo lingerie brand, UTan beauty range and business brains. And now, Michelle Mone has added another string to her bow after being snapped up as an ambassador for Bentley. The bra tycoon will be carrying out various motivational talks around the country on behalf of the luxury car brand, encouraging women within business  to progress  their careers. Michelle, 42, says she was honoured to be asked to work with the car brand - and invited them into her luxurious Tower Bridge penthouse to pose for a sophisticated shoot.
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Ultimo boss relaunched fake tan brand, UTan, and says it's her passion
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Has also been unveiled as ambassador for Bentley and poses in shoot
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Will carry out motivational talks to encourage women within business

Question: But now, she lives in a stunning million pound home with a view of @placeholder - and she's never been happier.

Answer: Tower Bridge


Washington (CNN) As Hurricane Irma began pelting southern Florida with roaring winds and heavy rains on Sunday, White House social media director Dan Scavino tweeted a video of what he said was a waterlogged Miami International Airport, only to be corrected by the airport itself. Scavino then deleted the erroneous post, one of many ostensible Hurricane Irma tweets that he said he was sharing with President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence. "Sharing #HurricaneIrma on social media with President @realDonaldTrump & @VP Pence hourly. Here is Miami International Airport. STAY SAFE!!" Scavino wrote, adding a video of an airport covered in water.
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Scavino took down the post
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The airport replied, "Thanks, Dan."

Question: @placeholder responded to the tweet: "This video is not from Miami International Airport."

Answer: Miami International Airport

Answer: Miami International Airport


For Stuart McCall, the memories of May 11, 1985 will never fade. As Bradford City celebrated promotion from the old English Third Division, a day of joy quickly became one of devastation as a fire ripped through the timber main stand at Valley Parade towards the end of the first half, claiming 56 helpless victims. Just 21 years of age, McCall returned to his car, only to find the door handle was burning hot because it had been parked so near to the blaze. Upon learning his father, Andy — one of a large group of McCall’s relatives at the game — had been badly burned and was missing, the young midfielder set off frantically through the streets of Bradford.
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In 1985 the main stand of Bradford's Valley Parade caught fire, killing 56
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Inquiry found the fire had probably started via stray match or cigarette
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McCall was playing that day and his father was badly burned in the blaze
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Bradford fan Martin Fletcher claims the fire may not have been an accident
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Fletcher's father, uncle, brother and grandfather lost their lives in the fire
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Fletcher claims chairman Stafford Heginbotham may have been to blame
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But McCall refutes those claims insisting it was just an accident

Question: Former Bradford player @placeholder does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident

Answer: Stuart McCall

Answer: McCall

Answer: McCall

Answer: McCall

Answer: McCall

Question: But @placeholder said: ‘Since I’ve been here, I would say the criticism has been unfair because he has not done a lot wrong.

Answer: Stuart McCall

Answer: McCall

Answer: McCall

Answer: McCall

Answer: McCall


(CNN) A former Philadelphia Inquirer reporter alleged Saturday that Donald Trump called her the c-word back in the 1980s. Jennifer Lin, who was based in New York, wrote a story about Trump's business dealings in Atlantic City in 1988 when she received a phone call from Trump, she told CNN's Michael Smerconish Saturday. "The woman said hold for Mr. Trump. And then Mr. Trump began to yell at me. He told me I had s--- for brains. He told me I worked for a s----- newspaper and said what sort of s--- was I writing. I was stunned. He hung up."
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Jennifer Lin said she decided to share her story after watching Monday's presidential debate
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Her editor corroborated her account

Question: "He remembers it exactly the way that you told it," @placeholder said to Lin.

Answer: Michael Smerconish


Paris Saint-Germain captain Thiago Silva is adamant Chelsea will pose a greater threat than last season as they look to salvage their woeful campaign. The two teams will meet in the Champions League last 16 after being paired together during Monday's draw in Nyon, Switzerland. PSG dumped the Blues out of this stage of the competition last term, but the Blues still finished the season victorious winning the Premier League and Capital One Cup. Paris Saint-Germain vs Chelsea – First leg February 16, second leg March 9 Benfica vs Zenit St Petersburg – First leg February 16, second leg March 9
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Chelsea will face Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League last 16
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PSG knocked Chelsea out of the competition at this stage last season
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Chelsea are struggling domestically and sit 16th in the Premier League

Question: If you know a little about football, today @placeholder is the favourite to advance to the quarter-finals, and that is a great responsibility,' he said after the draw when asked if Chelsea would pose a more potent threat given their woes.

Answer: PSG

Answer: PSG


(CNN) The U.N. has dropped a Saudi-led coalition that is bombing Yemen from a blacklist of groups violating children's rights in armed conflict, a move that rights groups slammed as "political manipulation" of the international body. The U.N. report, which each year shames the worst perpetrators, claimed that the Saudi-led coalition was responsible for 60% of the 1,953 children recorded as killed or maimed in the conflict in 2015. Those casualties have risen sixfold since the previous year. A spokesperson for U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon confirmed that the coalition had been removed from the blacklist, saying it had agreed to a joint review with Saudi officials of the cases and numbers of casualties mentioned in the report.
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U.N. claims Saudi-led coalition is responsible for 60% of child casualties
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Amnesty International says U.N. move is "blatant pandering" to Saudis

Question: "This is a stark example of why the @placeholder needs to stand up for human rights and its own principles -- otherwise it will rapidly become part of the problem rather than the solution."

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.

Answer: U.N.

Question: The U.N. reports that around 6,000 people, about half of them civilians, have been killed in @placeholder since fighting escalated in March 2015.

Answer: Yemen


Busted delighted thousands of not-so-teenage girls today after announcing they were reforming following an eleven-year break. But while many keen fans rushed to listen to the pop punk trio's old hits, others are sceptical that the reunion is nothing more than a money-making attempt. Eager to quash rumours that they're heading back to the studio together for financial gain, bassist Matt Willis, 32, guitarist James Bourne, 32, and frontman Charlie Simpson, 30, spoke to Rankin's Hunger magazine. 'Well, there's no money,' said Matt matter-of-factly, while James added: 'So far, we're out of pocket!' Charlie told the publication: 'Of course we want the tour to be a success but money is by no means the overriding factor in this.'
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Matt Willis, James Bourne and Charlie Simpson spoke to Hunger magazine
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Pop punk trio split in 2005 when Charlie quit to pursue personal projects
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Group have now reconciled and announced UK and Ireland tour for 2016

Question: James added: 'To put it in a nutshell, Charlie left the band because he hated the music I liked but now I like all the music that @placeholder likes, we’re best friends.'

Answer: Charlie Simpson

Answer: Charlie

Answer: Charlie Simpson

Answer: Charlie


Australian kids suffering the effects of autism are getting a helping paw from assistance dogs. Asperger's syndrome and other disorders on the autism spectrum often make it hard for sufferers to recognise mainstream social cues and form friendships. But new research shows dogs can provide love, empathy and companionship that is hard for autism sufferers to recognise, and help kids like Jason Freeman, 11, make connections with the world. 'He is like a therapist, a very furry therapist,' said Jason's mum, Tanya Freeman. Scroll down for video Best friends: Brock is a Golden Retriever who was specially trained by Assistance Dogs Australia to give kids like Jason the love, empathy and companionship that they wouldn't normally get from their peers.
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Jason Freeman was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome at a young age
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Asperger syndrome is a disorder on the autism spectrum
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Children on the autism spectrum often find it difficult to make friends
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Research shows autistic kids benefit from animal-assisted activities
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Research has found animal therapy can improve social functioning
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World Autism Awareness Day is Wed April 2

Question: Ms Freeman said @placeholder's first few years of school were really tough on him.

Answer: Jason Freeman

Answer: Jason

Answer: Jason

Answer: Jason Freeman

Question: @placeholder and Jason had an' immediate connection' and it didn't take long for Brock to become 'part of the family'.

Answer: Brock

Question: @placeholder has flourished since being given responsibility that comes with being a dog owner.

Answer: Jason Freeman

Answer: Jason

Answer: Jason

Answer: Jason Freeman


As the part-time players of managerless Alloa Athletic punched the air in celebration of their latest point against Rangers, the scale of the job facing Stuart McCall veered into sharp focus. Frankly, the new Ibrox boss faces the biggest uphill task since Sir Edmund Hillary conquered Everest if he is to succeed in getting this bunch of players back to the summit league of Scottish football. On a night when Alloa left their shock new signing — ex-Sunderland and Newcastle striker Michael Chopra — on the bench until the dying embers of the match, a glancing header by former Chelsea kid Ben Gordon opened the scoring and had Rangers on the back foot.
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Rangers were held to a draw by part-time players of Alloa Athletic at Ibrox
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Ben Gordon gave Alloa the lead before Nicky Clark equalised
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Clark then grabbed a second goal to put Rangers in front
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However, Liam Buchanan managed to pull the visitors level late on
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New Alloa signing Michael Chopra was only afforded a cameo appearance

Question: @placeholder striker Nicky Clark equalised for the home side with a header of his own on 72 minutes

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers

Answer: Rangers


(CNN) Norma McCorvey, known as "Jane Roe," the anonymous plaintiff in Roe v. Wade, the US Supreme Court case that established a constitutional right to abortion, died on Saturday, a priest close to her family said. Multiple media sources said she was 69. McCorvey died at 12:07 p.m. ET in the Houston area with her daughter, Melissa, and several grandchildren present, the Rev. Frank Pavone said on Facebook. Pavone did not give the cause of death but said McCorvey had been a heavy smoker and had respiratory problems. She'd been in and out of assisted living facilities over the past year.
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Norma McCorvey later regretted her role in Roe v. Wade, a priest says
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The 1973 Supreme Court decision legalized the right to an abortion

Question: @placeholder once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.

Answer: Norma McCorvey

Answer: McCorvey

Answer: McCorvey

Answer: Norma McCorvey


It was no accident that Nasa crashed one of its Apollo 16 rocket boosters onto the moon, but the researchers never intended to lose it. In April of 1972, the booster drifted off and was never seen again, unable to transmit tracking data and reveal its whereabouts because of a malfunction. Now, almost 44 years later, the crash site of the Saturn V stage-three booster has finally been located. The site was identified by Jeff Plescia, a scientist from Johns Hopkins University, and expert in finding objects that have been lost in space. Plescia used high-resolution images produced by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) system, according to Science Alert.
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Stage 3 Saturn V rocket booster disappeared in 1972 Apollo 16 mission
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The booster was set to crash onto the moon, and take measurements
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Malfunction caused it to become lost, unable to transmit tracking data
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Jeff Plescia located crash site using the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

Question: Still, Science Alert says @placeholder establish a seismic sensor network on the moon in order to test certain theories.

Answer: Nasa


Aguadilla, Puerto Rico (CNN) David Cortes had no other choice: He and his two children would have to bathe in filthy, muddy water. They live on Puerto Rico's west coast in Aguadilla, which Hurricane Maria pummeled last week. There's no running water, cell service or electricity in the town of about 60,000 people. Residents such as Cortes are bathing in a town plaza that flooded after a water spring erupted following Maria's destruction, spewing dirty water. "We are in a crisis so I have to bathe at the plaza in Aguadilla," Cortes said Thursday. "I have two kids, and I'm worried because there is no water and no electricity."
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Aguadilla, a town of 60,000, has no running water, cell service or electricity
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Town's mayor: FEMA isn't on the scene so he's driving to San Juan to get agency's aid

Question: @placeholder did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.

Answer: FEMA


(CNN) -- Tokyoites may brag about having the most Michelin stars in the world, but Hong Kongers can actually eat in theirs without breaking the bank. Unveiled last week, the 2015 Michelin guide to Hong Kong and Macau awards 75 restaurants with its coveted stars -- 64 in Hong Kong and 11 in Macau. Bo Innovation, L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Lung King Heen, 8 ½ Otto e Mezzo-Bombana, Sushi Shikon, Robuchon au Dome (Macau) and The Eight (Macau) are once again crowned with three Michelin stars. (All restaurants in this story are located in Hong Kong unless otherwise indicated.) But what makes Hong Kong special are the prices -- Hong Kong and Macau are among the most affordable Michelin lists in the world -- and variety.
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The 2015 Michelin guide to Hong Kong and Macau awards stars to 64 restaurants in Hong Kong and 11 in Macau
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Hong Kong and Macau are among the most affordable gourmet cities in the world, says Michelin
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Tim Ho Wan's dim sum and Yat Lok's roasted goose are some of the Michelin-starred cheap eats

Question: "@placeholder has become an undisputed leader in the international culinary landscape."

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong


A woman who was arrested with a handgun outside of the White House Thursday night has been charged with a felony, accused of carrying a pistol without a license. April Debois, 23, of Mount Morris, Michigan, faces up to five years in prison after the Secret Service arrested her just minutes after President Barack Obama delivered his immigration speech. Debois, who was initially identified by authorities as April Lenhart, made her first court appearance on Friday in Superior Court. She will spend the weekend in jail and will be back in front of a judge on Monday morning. Her brother told CNN's Pamela Brown that he is stunned by her arrest.
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April Debois faces up to five years in prison
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She was initially ID'd as April Lenhart
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She is in jail as she awaits a Monday court date

Question: Man arrested at @placeholder after weapon, ammunition found in car

Answer: White House


Tokyo  (CNN) Japan will for the first time buy long-range missiles to counter the country's "increasingly severe" national security situation, Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera said. "We will implement stand-off missiles capable of defending ourselves adequately, when we are outside the range of the opponent, in order to ensure the safety of the Self Defense Force and to defend our nation effectively," Onodera told reporters. A spokesman from Onodera's office told CNN Japan will be purchasing two types of missiles --  Long Range Anti-Ship Missiles and Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles -- from Lockheed Martin to put on its F-15 fighter jets.
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The missiles will be deployed on fighter jets
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Japan's Prime Minister is considered hawkish when it comes to dealing with North Korea

Question: "As we rush to respond to @placeholder's advancements, almost nobody is thinking about the long-term implications for regional stability.

Answer: North Korea


Once upon a time holidays were not about Instagramming from First Class on a plane or boasting about luxurious infinity pools. For many, a trip to the humble British seaside, with donkey rides, a bucket and spade and loved ones was the highlight of the summer. These precious 'lost' days  are being celebrated in a nostalgic new book dedicated to the nation's love affair with the coast. Author Sarah Freeman's work harks back to the heyday of seaside resorts like Blackpool, Margate, Scarborough and Morecambe, a time when summer saw a mass exodus to the beach. Sarah has charted the demise of the grand hotels, ballrooms, holiday camps, piers and amusements that characterised seaside towns in their halcyon years from the 1800s through to the mid 20th century.
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For many, a trip to the seaside, with donkey rides and a bucket and spade used to be the highlight of the summer
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This precious era is being celebrated in a nostalgic book dedicated to the nation's love affair with the coast
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Author Sarah Freeman's book, Beside the Sea: Britain's Lost Seaside Heritage, shows resorts in their heyday

Question: 'In recent years, preservation trusts have successfully fought to save what's left of @placeholder's seaside golden age, but for some of those piers, theatres and lidos it was too late.

Answer: Britain


(CNN) A former aide to GOP Rep. Blake Farenthold contacted the House Ethics Committee last week to detail what she said were regular requests from the congressman and his chief of staff to perform campaign-related duties even though she was never paid by or volunteered with his congressional campaign. Elizabeth Peace, who was Farenthold's communications director from May 2015 to March 2017, told committee lawyers last Wednesday that while she worked for the Texas lawmaker, she was pressured to, and at least on one occasion, yelled at by Farenthold's chief of staff to help with campaign efforts, according to a source familiar with Peace's conversation with committee lawyers.
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House rules generally prohibit the use of official resources for campaign purposes
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Elizabeth Peace was Blake Farenthold's communications director from May 2015 to March 2017

Question: On Thursday, the ethics committee announced that it was expanding its ongoing sexual harassment investigation into Farenthold to also look at whether his congressional staff "may have used @placeholder resources, including staff time, to benefit his congressional campaigns," as well as whether anyone acting on Farenthold's behalf "may have required members of his congressional staff to work on his congressional campaigns."

Answer: House Ethics Committee

Answer: House

Question: Mitchell said that Peace's claim that she used a @placeholder computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at Farenthold's congressional office.

Answer: House Ethics Committee

Answer: House


A Massachusetts teenager's confession to police that he killed his math teacher cannot be used in his murder trial, a judge ruled Tuesday even as he allowed a bloody box cutter and other key pieces of evidence to be admitted. The ruling came in the case of 16-year-old Philip Chism, who has pleaded not guilty to raping and killing 24-year-old Danvers High School teacher Colleen Ritzer on school grounds in October 2013. Chism's lawyers had argued that police coerced their client, then 14, into making detailed statements about the killing, despite invoking his right to remain silent. Prosecutors maintained Chism and his mother had never absolutely demanded a lawyer.
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Philip Chism, now 16, helped investigators locate Collen Ritzer's body after her death in October 2013
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Judge ruled Tuesday that a taped police confession is now not admissible
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Police coerced Chism - then 14 - to confess when he wanted to remain silent, defense attorneys said
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Items seized from Chism after arrest, including Ritzer's credit cards,  a bloody box cutter and women's underwear,  are allowed to be used at trial
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Chism has deined raping and murdering the 24-year-old teacher

Question: He also allowed items gathered at Danvers High School, as well as those seized from @placeholder's pockets and backpack.

Answer: Philip Chism

Answer: Chism

Answer: Philip Chism

Answer: Chism

Answer: Chism

Answer: Chism


Washington (CNN) A prominent African-American pastor who supports Donald Trump apologized Tuesday for a tweet featuring a cartoon of Hillary Clinton in blackface, but said he stood by the message he was trying to convey that Democrats take black voters for granted. "I prayed that those who I offended really receive ... a sincere apology, because it was never my intention to hurt or to offend anyone," Pastor Mark Burns told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day." "But the message is very clear in what I was trying to say. Obviously, my message, I stand by it, but the methodology, I do not."
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Trump surrogate Mark Burns defended his tweet of Clinton in blackface
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Burns tweeted in Clinton's voice, accusing her of pandering for African-American votes

Question: "I am a black man, I am speaking from the perspective of a black @placeholder man who lives in a society where we are at the bottom of the totem pole and yet we are still voting en masse for the same policies that are keeping us here," Burns said.

Answer: American

Answer: American


(CNN) In 2017, the South China Sea was the world's forgotten flashpoint. Eclipsed by North Korea and overlooked by a Trump administration that has left many Asia positions unfilled, the lack of attention given to the disputed waters allowed China to press ahead with its military build-up on reclaimed land and work to placate the countries that contest its sweeping maritime claims. "The water was beautiful for China in the South China Sea in 2017," said Michael Fuchs, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress. But that could change in 2018, if an over-confident Beijing overplays its hand, forcing Washington and its allies to react.
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China had a good year in the South China Sea, analysts told CNN
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Critics argue the Trump administration has ignored the region

Question: "It's no surprise that they can't focus on anything but @placeholder.

Answer: North Korea


A father of six-year-old twin boys – one of whom is now living as a girl – has revealed he first noticed differences between his sons when they were just 18 months old. Matt Downes, 37, from St Albans, said he and his wife Rosie found that Olly would kick a ball around and buy Thomas The Tank Engine magazines, but Joe, who is now called Lily, opted for pink outfits and books about fairies. Matt, a CEO, also revealed that although the family has supported Lily’s decision, Olly has struggled to come to terms with his brother now being his sister.
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Lily Downes, six, is suffering from gender identity dysphoria
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Father Matt, 37, says initially twin Olly was upset he's lost his 'brother'
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Also says he found it difficult that his son wanted to be a girl
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Lily now attends school in female uniform

Question: He said: 'We had a bit of resistance when @placeholder was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.

Answer: Lily

Answer: Lily

Answer: Lily Downes

Answer: Lily


(CNN) -- Two years after a Fort Bragg soldier disappeared after visiting a North Carolina bar, police believe they have found her remains. "We are deeply saddened that the discovery of the apparent remains of Army Spc. Kelli Bordeaux now concludes our final hopes of her returning safely," Col. Christian Karsner, Task Force Bragg's chief of staff, said Wednesday. The remains were found Wednesday near the I-295 corridor in northern Fayetteville, police said. Nicholas Michael Holbert, 27, has been arrested and will be charged with first-degree murder in connection with Bordeaux's death, authorities said. Fayetteville police said more charges might follow.
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Army Spc. Kelli Bordeaux disappeared after leaving a bar in April 2012
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A 27-year-old man faces a murder charge in connection with the soldier's death
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Fayetteville Observer: The suspect is a registered sex offender
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A medical examiner's office will officially identify the remains

Question: @placeholder led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.

Answer: Nicholas Michael Holbert


Washington (CNN) -- Democrats aiming to keep the Senate are facing tough odds in next week's election with their chances depending on convincing a surge of women and African-Americans to vote. Both sets of voters will be vital in two of the crucial races — in North Carolina and Iowa — which new CNN polls show are headed for photo-finishes with only three days of campaigning left. Republicans are especially bullish in Iowa, where their candidate, Iraq war veteran Joni Ernst, leads Bruce Braley by 49% to 47% for a Senate seat Democrats have held for nearly 30 years. Braley leads among women voters by 12 points in the CNN/ORC International survey — but Ernst does three points better than that among men and also dominates the potentially decisive bloc of rural voters.
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Tuesday's election could determine Senate control
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Turnout will be key if Democrats want to maintain their majority
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Obama appealed to women during a trip to New England

Question: And @placeholder have to watch a few seats of their own.

Answer: Republicans

Question: Early voting is especially crucial for the @placeholder, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats


Liverpool's pursuit of Christian Benteke has hit an impasse until Aston Villa give them an indication they will be prepared to drop their asking price from the £32.5million buy-out clause. Anfield manager Brendan Rodgers is keen to bring in a new centre forward to boost their tally of 52 Premier League goals last season – the lowest total in the top-seven. Benteke remains of interest but there has been no dialogue with Villa or bid and that is likely to remain the case unless the Midlands club show a willingness to reduce their valuation. The Merseysiders looked at Sevilla's Carlos Bacca but he has agreed to join AC Milan after the Premier League side decided the whole package for the Colombian striker with transfer fee, wages and agents fee was too costly.
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Liverpool remain keen on signing Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke
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The Belgian has a £32.5million buyout clause in his current contract
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Liverpool will not meet that valuation and will look at other targets
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Villa have given no indication they would be willing to reduce asking price

Question: They will continue to look for other options up front while a deal for @placeholder remains difficult.

Answer: Christian Benteke

Answer: Benteke

Answer: Christian Benteke


When police veteran Eric Eslary was killed by an alleged drunk driver in a head-on collision in May, his loyal K-9 partner Blek refused to leave his side. The six-year-old dog, who was badly injured in the crash, was only coaxed away when Mr Eslary's wife arrived at the scene. Two months on, Mary Beth Taylor-Eslary and Blek - who live in Pennsylvania together - have paid tribute to the late Lieutenant in a moving photo series. In the sequence of 12 images, the pair pose with signs detailing their love for Mr Eslary, 40. In one of the photos they say he will be 'forever in our hearts'.
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Lt Eric Eslary, of Ligonier Township Police Department in Pennsylvania, was hit and killed by 'drunk driver' in May
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His loyal K-9 partner Blek refused to leave him and only moved when Eslary's wife Mary Beth arrived at scene
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Now the pair have paid tribute to the 17-year veteran in a poignant photo series featuring messages of love for him
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Blek, who was badly injured in fatal crash, is said to be '95 per cent recovered' and is living with Mary Beth

Question: Mrs Taylor-@placeholder agreed, and the photoshoot was carried out for free on June 28.

Answer: Eric Eslary

Answer: Eslary

Answer: Eslary

Answer: Eslary

Answer: Eric Eslary

Answer: Eslary


(CNN) -- Britain's Prince William is going back to school to prepare for when his father becomes the king. The Duke of Cambridge will attend a 10-week agriculture management course at the University of Cambridge starting in January, Kensington Palace announced Monday. What William, 31, learns during the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership could help him when he takes over responsibility for the Duchy of Cornwall, an estate that includes farmland, from Prince Charles. The seminars, lectures and meetings are a "bespoke programme," meaning they are customized for William. "The course has been designed to help provide The Duke with an understanding of contemporary issues affecting agricultural business and rural communities in the United Kingdom," the palace announcement said.
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Duke of Cambridge will attend a 10-week agriculture management course
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Classes will help the Duke understand issues affecting agricultural the United Kingdom
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William takes over the Duchy of Cornwall when Charles becomes king

Question: Prince @placeholder's active military service came to an end in September after more than seven years.

Answer: William

Answer: William

Answer: William

Answer: William


Passengers were left stunned after a Norwegian Air Shuttle flight attendant made an announcement mocking a couple who were allegedly having sex in the plane’s lavatory. The cabin crew member used the aircraft’s loudspeaker to 'congratulate' the lovebirds who were ‘reproducing’ on the two-hour flight from Paris to Stockholm. A woman who was on flight DY4314 said passengers cheered and burst into fits of laughter when they learned two of their fellow travellers were joining the mile high club. She told The Local that the crew member delivered his sarcastic message in Swedish from the cockpit after the Boeing 737-800 landed in Sweden’s capital on Monday night.
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Couple allegedly had sex on Norwegian Air flight from Paris to Stockholm
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Passengers had no clue about the sky-high romp until the announcement
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Flight attendant 'congratulated' the lovebirds after the plane had landed

Question: 'Whilst we appreciate that @placeholder is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'

Answer: Paris

Answer: Paris


Substitute Nelson Oliveira scored a late winner on his debut as Nottingham Forest came from behind to beat QPR 2-1 at Loftus Road, where home goalkeeper Rob Green was sent off. Charlie Austin put the hosts ahead midway through the second half - the striker's fifth goal of the season - and they were on course for a fourth consecutive league win. But it all went wrong for them seven minutes later when Green failed to control Nedum Onuoha's back-pass and pulled down Chris O'Grady. He was duly shown the red card and Henri Lansbury drilled the resulting spot-kick past substitute keeper Alex Smithies.
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QPR and Nottingham Forest drew 1-1 in the Championship at Loftus Road
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Charlie Austin opened the scoring for the home side after 65 minutes
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It was Austin's fifth league goal in six games at the start of this season
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Henri Lansbury hit back 10 minutes later to draw Forest level from the spot
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Rob Green was sent off in conceding the penalty for foul on Chris O'Grady
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Nelson Oliveira then put Forest ahead with less than 10 minutes left

Question: Uncertainty from Smithies led to @placeholder needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.

Answer: Nedum Onuoha


Washington (CNN) Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe accepted an invitation Saturday to visit President Donald Trump at the White House next month. White House press secretary Sean Spicer confirmed the news on Twitter shortly after the two leaders had their first phone call since Trump was inaugurated earlier this month. "During call with Japanese Prime Minister Abe @POTUS invited him to a meeting at White House on February 10th," Spicer tweeted. The meeting would be Abe's second visit with Trump following the election. He also visited Pearl Harbor last month to commemorate the attack's 75th anniversary. Trump startled many US Asian allies when he said during his campaign that Japan should potentially develop its own nuclear weapons to defend itself. A readout from the White House on Saturday said the two discussed North Korea and a desire to "deepen the bilateral trade and investment relationship."
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The leader of Japan spoke with Trump by phone
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The two are set to meet in person on February 10

Question: @placeholder was one of the countries involved in the deal's negotiations.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan


Hundreds of Polish residents took to the streets to give a hero's welcome to a convoy of U.S. troops who are driving through eastern Europe and deliver a damning message to Russian President Vladimir Putin. Children climbed on to Stryker armoured vehicles and even offered souvenirs to the troops, who stopped to pose for pictures in the main square of the eastern Polish town of Bialystok. Meanwhile other residents lined the roads and applauded as the troops from the 3rd Squadron of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment of the American Army passed by. Scroll down for video People gather around a U.S. Army Stryker armoured vehicle in Bialystok, which was part of a convoy of American tanks driving through the Polish town
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Troops from the 3rd Squadron of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment were passing through Polish town of Bialystok
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Residents lined the streets to greet the soldiers as they posed for pictures with locals who offered them gifts
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The soldiers had been taking part in a NATO exercise to demonstrate their readiness to defend its members
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Poland borders both Ukraine and Russia and the conflict between the two countries has caused anxiety there

Question: Putin, in particular, is seen as the main driving force behind the war, allegedly sending @placeholder troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the Ukrainian government.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: Putin, in particular, is seen as the main driving force behind the war, allegedly sending Russian troops to support the rebels in the east who want independence from the @placeholder government.

Answer: Ukraine

Question: In just a year, it has cost more than 5,600 lives - and @placeholder's neighbours have become increasingly concerned Putin will turn his attention to them next.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


Washington (CNN) House Oversight Chairman Rep. Jason Chaffetz is asking Attorney General Jeff Sessions to look into the staffer who helped set up former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's private email server. In a letter sent Thursday evening, Chaffetz recommends former Clinton IT aide Bryan Pagliano for prosecution over failure to show up in person to his committee in compliance with a subpoena. Pagliano became a key player during the investigation into Clinton's email practices as secretary of state. "If left unaddressed, Pagliano's conduct in ignoring a lawful congressional subpoena could gravely impair Congress's ability  to exercise its core constitutional authorities of oversight and legislation," Chaffetz wrote.
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A former State Department staffer did not show up to a hearing over Clinton's emails
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Chaffetz is recommending prosecution

Question: The letter to Sessions said @placeholder issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.

Answer: Jason Chaffetz

Answer: Chaffetz

Answer: Chaffetz

Answer: Chaffetz


Denver (CNN) Pop star Taylor Swift delivered firm, spirited testimony in a civil trial on Thursday in describing a "horrifying and shocking" June 2013 incident when a former radio DJ allegedly groped her. "What Mr. Mueller did was very intentional," Swift said as she answered questions from Gabriel McFarland, an attorney for David Mueller, the former radio host. "I am critical of your client for sticking his hand under my skirt and grabbing my ass," Swift said. The trial stems from Swift's allegation that Mueller, a former radio DJ for KYGO, inappropriately touched her at a backstage meet-and-greet at Denver's Pepsi Center in June 2013. KYGO is a CNN affiliate.
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Taylor Swift testifies against a former radio host who allegedly groped her in June 2013
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Photographer says she showed Swift photo that night and the singer said, "That's him"

Question: Swift's team told @placeholder officials about the incident, and the station fired Mueller two days later after its own investigation.

Answer: KYGO

Answer: KYGO


Washington (CNN) In a rollicking election season, one theme has endured: gaffes that would seriously damage any other politician leave Donald Trump unscathed. That could be changing. Trump is facing the toughest test of his campaign after a week in which he veered into a series of unexpected controversies and -- for a change -- seemed to struggle in his response. His parade of missteps on issues ranging from national security to abortion have left the Republican front-runner wading through his roughest patch yet on the campaign trail. Trump will learn whether he dealt his campaign serious damage on Tuesday when GOP voters in Wisconsin go to the polls. Some surveys show Texas Sen. Ted Cruz leading in the primary there and a loss for Trump would make it that much harder to secure the 1,237 delegates he'll need to secure the nomination before the GOP convention.
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Trump is facing toughest challenge of his campaign
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He'll be tested during Tuesday's Wisconsin primary

Question: During the same town hall, Trump abandoned his earlier pledge to support the eventual @placeholder nominee if it wasn't him.

Answer: GOP

Answer: GOP


(CNN) Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made headlines last year when he proposed building a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico. The proposal was met with widespread skepticism, especially his insistence that Mexico would also pay for the construction of such a wall. Undeterred, Trump this week explained how he would make this happen, outlining in a policy memo posted to his website a plan to cut off money transfers by immigrants in the United States to their families in Mexico. There are lots of reasons this is a bad idea. For a start, it's wildly impractical to implement without undermining other commerce. It is also mean-spirited toward families in Mexico who depend on remittances. And it would probably also start a trade war.
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Justin Sandefur: Donald Trump's proposal on money transfers to Mexico is misguided
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Remittances aren't just good for American consumers, they're also good for American firms and job creation, he says

Question: The economics of remittances surprise a lot people, even those who aren't sympathetic to @placeholder's anti-immigrant rhetoric.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Washington (CNN) -- If criminal suspects fail to invoke their right to remain silent, they have waived that right, a divided Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. The high court upheld the murder conviction of a man who did not verbally assert his right to remain silent during his police interrogation. In a 5-4 ruling, the court said a suspect must explicitly tell officers he or she is asserting that right, known as Miranda rights. The famous constitutional "right to remain silent" and the "right to talk to a lawyer before answering any questions" are among the well-known warnings all criminal suspects must be given upon arrest. The conservative court has generally been supportive in recent years, when police challenges to Miranda rights have been raised.
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Court: Suspects who don't explicitly invoke right to remain silent have waived it
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Upholds murder conviction in Michigan case
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In sharp dissent, Sotomayor says ruling is a 'major retreat' from self-incrimination protections

Question: In a sharp dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor called the court's ruling a "major retreat" from protections against self-incrimination guaranteed by the original @placeholder ruling.

Answer: Miranda

Answer: Miranda

Question: Those results, in my view, find no basis in @placeholder or our subsequent cases and are inconsistent with the fair-trial principles on which those precedents are grounded."

Answer: Miranda

Answer: Miranda