These tribesman look like they are ready to go to war but are actually just getting in the party spirit in Papua, Indonesia. These incredible pictures show the tribal people of Papua during a unique tradition of thanksgiving called a Bakar Batu party. The tradition, which translates to 'burn stone'  is a ritual traditional Papua as an expression of gratitude for the abundant blessing, ceremonies including weddings and funerals, welcoming honourable guests and also as a proof of peace after a war occurred between the tribes. A dance of war is performed by the tribesmen in Wamena which is followed up by a hog roast feast - cooked on the 'burning stone'.
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Tribesmen and women wear traditional dress for the celebrations in the Papua highlands of Indonesia
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Bakar Batu parties include a dance of war and feast cooked on the stones the tradition is named after
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Celebration was used to prove war was over and there was peace between tribes in the region

Question: The traditional ritual procession is followed by a feast in @placeholder, Indonesia

Answer: Papua

Answer: Papua

Answer: Papua

Answer: Papua


Just days before Thanksgiving, an animal-rights group has released a damning report outlining deplorable conditions at a sustainable California farm that has long been supplying turkeys to Whole Foods Market. According to the group Direct Action Everywhere, also known as DxE, the high-end grocery chain boasting 433 locations in US and UK has been misleading its customers about the welfare of some of the turkeys it sells, falsely claiming that the birds had been raised in humane conditions. The claims were laid out in a new report titled ‘A Deadly Feast: What You Are Not Told About You Thanksgiving Turkey,’ which was the result of a nine-month investigation conducted by Direct Action Everywhere.
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The group Direct Action Everywhere produced a 12-page report about Whole Foods' supplier Diestel Turkey Ranch
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Activists claim the grocery store chain has been misleading its customers about the welfare of the turkeys it sells
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Promotional materials suggest Whole Foods gets its turkeys from a bucolic farm in Sonora, California, which boasts a top '5+' animal-welfare rating
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Direct Action Everywhere alleges Sonora facility is nothing but a 'prop,' and that Diestel's turkeys actually come from another farm
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Whole Foods and the Diestel family questioned Direct Action Everywhere's motives, saying group wants to end farm animal meat consumption

Question: The activist group also claimed that tax returns showed GAP is more than 90 per cent funded by @placeholder.

Answer: Whole Foods Market

Answer: Whole Foods


(CNN) -- Singer Amy Winehouse, infamous for erratic public behavior, arrests and drug problems, was found dead at her apartment in London Saturday, police and her publicist confirmed. She was 27. Her death came less than two months after her latest release from a rehabilitation program and weeks following a disastrous performance where she was booed off a Belgrade, Serbia, stage by disappointed fans. Winehouse died at the same age as four other music legends. Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison each died of drug overdoses when they were 27. Kurt Cobain was 27 when he committed suicide, soon after his release from rehab.
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It's too soon to know if Winehouse died of a drug overdose, a police official says
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Winehouse spokesman: "Everyone who is involved with Amy is shocked and devastated"
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The death is "unexplained," police say
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Winehouse canceled a European tour last month after being booed off stage

Question: Winehouse, born in @placeholder in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.

Answer: London

Question: He immediately canceled the performance and caught a flight back to @placeholder, the publicist said.

Answer: London


Washington (CNN) US President Donald Trump has declared he would be willing to go it alone to restrain North Korea's nuclear weapons program should China fail to change the situation, saying if Beijing won't help solve it, then "we will" alone. "China will either decide to help us with North Korea or they won't," Trump said in an interview published Sunday in the Financial Times. "If they do, that will be very good for China, and if they don't, it won't be good for anyone." Trump's administration has repeatedly emphasized its high concern over the North Korean nuclear threat. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visited China last month to press North Korea's neighbor for help in mitigating that threat, and Trump is scheduled to host Chinese President Xi Jinping this week in the US, where he intends to bring the issue up.
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Trump has said China could end the North Korean nuclear threat
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His administration has made solving the problem a top priority

Question: Asked to clarify if he believed the @placeholder could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."

Answer: US

Answer: US


A 38 stone man who was too obese to work has lost more than half of his body weight after taking up Zumba. Tony Orrell, 56, from Feltham, Middlesex, vowed to shed the pounds alongside his wife Debbie, also 56, after he hit 38 stone and she tipped the scales at 18 stone. At size XXXXXXXXL, Tony had to buy his clothes from specialist retailers online and was scared to sit on normal chairs. Scroll down for video Weighing 17 stone, Tony goes to Zumba once a week and now runs his local Slimming World class Tony Orrell lost 21st slimming down from 38st to 17st in three years thanks to his love of Zumba
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Tony Orrell reached 38 stone after living off takeaways
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Couple had to cancel holidays due to illness caused by his weight
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After developing diabetes the 56-year-old decided to take up Zumba
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He lost 21 stone in three years and encouraged his wife to slim down
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Debbie, 56, shed eight stone and now weighs 10 stone

Question: 'And he loves being around the ladies at @placeholder, he's a bit of a charmer.

Answer: Zumba

Answer: Zumba

Answer: Zumba

Answer: Zumba

Question: Tony has continued his @placeholder classes to insure he doesn't slip back into his old ways.

Answer: Zumba

Answer: Zumba

Answer: Zumba

Answer: Zumba


President Barack Obama on Saturday called for capping standardized testing at two per cent of classroom time. While addressing one of education's most divisive issues, he also said that the government shares responsibility for turning tests into the be-all and end-all of American schools. Students spend about 20 to 25 hours a school year taking standardized tests, according to a study of the nation's 66 largest school districts that was released Saturday by the Council of the Great City Schools. But it's not known how much class time students spend preparing for tests that became mandatory, starting in third grade, under the George W Bush-era No Child Left Behind law and are a flashpoint in the debate over the Common Core academic standards.
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President Barack Obama said on Saturday that students spend too much time taking standardized tests
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He also said that the government shares responsibility for turning tests into the be-all and end-all of American schools
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Students spend 20 to 25 hours a school year taking standardized tests

Question: The federal government doesn't require @placeholder, but the administration has backed it with money.

Answer: Common Core


Houston (CNN) Heading into Final Four weekend, there were questions on how well teams could shoot in NRG Stadium in Houston, a 70,000-plus seat venue, primarily the home of the NFL's Houston Texans. Villanova had an emphatic answer Saturday in the first NCAA Final Four semifinal: No problem whatsoever. Junior guard Josh Hart scored 23 points to lead a balanced attack, and the No. 2 seed Wildcats defeated No. 2 seed Oklahoma Sooners 95-51 to advance to the NCAA men's basketball national championship game. On Monday, Villanova (34-5) will face No. 1 seed North Carolina, which defeated No. 10 Syracuse 83-66 in the second semifinal.
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UNC coach says Tar Heels defense was really good for 37 of 40 minutes
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Josh Hart leads Wildcats with 23 points; Oklahoma's Buddy Hield held to nine
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No team had ever won a Final Four game by 44 points before

Question: Despite its reputation as a title contender in previous years, Syracuse, with the up-and-down season it has had, was one of the most improbable @placeholder teams in the tournament's history.

Answer: Final Four

Answer: NCAA Final Four

Answer: Final Four


Sarah Palin has a new book coming out, with a new publisher. Regnery Publishing, a conservative press based in Washington, D.C., announced Tuesday that it is planning a November release for Palin's 'Sweet Freedom: A Devotional.' The book, Palin's fourth, will feature 260 'meditations' that apply 'biblical principles' to contemporary issues. The former Alaska governor and GOP vice presidential candidate published her other books, notably the million-selling 'Going Rogue,' through HarperCollins. Her most recent work, 'Good Tidings and Great Joy: Protecting the Heart of Christmas,' came out in 2013. News of the book came just as it was revealed that Palin's foray into a subscriber-based online channel, where she could connect directly to viewers without a media filter, is shutting down.
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The former Alaska governor's book will feature 260 'meditations' that apply 'biblical principles' to contemporary issues
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Also on Tuesday, it was revealed that Palin's would be leaving behind her subscription video channel
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Palin and Fox News parted ways in June

Question: But only a few months after she left @placeholder, she rejoined the network as a contributor.

Answer: Fox News


Two brothers exonerated after being sentenced to death for a 1975 slaying have been awarded more than $1.6 million in compensation from the state of Ohio for decades of wrongful imprisonment. The Ohio Court of Claims on Friday granted the money to Wiley Bridgeman, 60, and Kwame Ajamu, 57, and the brothers' attorneys said compensation for lost wages has yet to be determined and awarded. Bridgeman, Ajamu, and Ricky Jackson, now 59, were sent to death row after aggravated murder convictions in the slaying of Cleveland money order salesman Harry Franks. Scroll down for video Wiley Bridgeman, 60 (left) and Kwame Ajamu, 57 (right) were awarded a collective $1.6million from an Ohio court on Friday after spending decades in prison for wrongful murder convictions (file photo, Nov. 2014)
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Wiley Bridgeman, 60, and Kwame Ajamu, 57, sentenced for 1975 killing
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Key witness, 12-year-old boy, later recanted his testimony last year
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Ajamu spent 27 years in prison, Bridgeman spent almost 40 behind bars
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Third inmate, Ricky Jackson, received $1million in March
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Ajamu and Bridgeman, who are brothers, received death sentences at age 17 and 20, respectively

Question: @placeholder was only 17-years-old when he was given the death penalty.

Answer: Kwame Ajamu

Answer: Ajamu

Answer: Kwame Ajamu

Answer: Kwame Ajamu

Answer: Ajamu

Answer: Ajamu


Washington (CNN) Embattled White House national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned Monday night, an abrupt end to a brief tenure. His departure came just after reports surfaced that the Justice Department warned the Trump administration last month that Flynn misled administration officials regarding his communications with the Russian ambassador to the United States and was potentially vulnerable to blackmail by the Russians. "I inadvertently briefed the Vice President-elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian ambassador. I have sincerely apologized to the President and the Vice President, and they have accepted my apology," Flynn wrote, according to a copy of his resignation letter obtained by CNN.
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"I am tendering my resignation," he wrote
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The move comes less than a month into the job

Question: The White House concluded at the very least, Flynn didn't mean to mislead the vice president, but may have because he couldn't remember what he said to the @placeholder.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russian


President Barack Obama responded to Wednesday mass-shooting in San Bernardino, California with a repeated call for tighter gun-control laws including a ban on firearms purchases by people on America's 'no fly list.' 'We should never think that this is something that just happens in the ordinary course of events,' he told CBS News, 'because it doesn't happen with the same frequency in other countries.' CBS was interviewing the president as the shooting unfolded. That language – 'with the same frequency' – was a departure from his words Tuesday morning in Paris, the site of a masacre less than three weeks earlier, when he claimed large-scale gun violence 'doesn't happen in other countries.'
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President pushes for bipartisan action on a law that would bar people on 'no fly list' from buying guns
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Gun rights activists insist that terrorists and the worst criminals don't buy firearms through legal channels
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Interview with CBS News happened to be underway while news of the San Bernardino massacre was breaking
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Obama changed his claim from a day ago – that mass gun violence 'doesn't happen in other countries' – by saying this time that 'it doesn't happen with the same frequency' outside the United States
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See full news coverage from Barack Obama at www.dailymail.co.uk/obama

Question: 'But those same people who we don't allow to fly could go into a store right now in the @placeholder and buy a firearm, and there's nothing that we can do to stop them.

Answer: United States


Liverpool winger Jordon Ibe has enlisted the help of Anfield legend Kenny Dalglish to break his scoring duck for the club. Ibe, 19, has been used by manager Brendan Rodgers as Raheem Sterling's replacement this season ahead of several big-money signings And although he is in decent form ahead of Monday's match against Arsenal, he's fed up with failing to score in 17 games for Liverpool despite hitting the woodwork twice and getting five goals on loan at Derby. To rectify the problem, he requested extra finishing practise in the summer and was shocked to find academy director Alex Ingelthorpe had invited Liverpool's greatest ever player to assist.
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Jordon Ibe has enlisted the help of Kenny Dalglish to help him score
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The 19-year-old has yet to score for Liverpool despite going close
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Ibe approached manager Brendan Rodgers about extra training
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It's not too late to sign up to MailOnline's Fantasy Football game

Question: After missing out on Champions League qualification last time, another three points against Arsenal will build @placeholder's belief they can return to the top four.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


Until now, reports have suggested sales of Apple's Watch have been floundering after an initial surge in April, while the tech firm has remained tight-lipped about official figures. But it appears not all is lost after Best Buy in the US announced it is selling the device in more stores in order to cope with demand. The retailer had planned to have the watch in 300 stores by the holiday season, but this has been increased to all of its 1,050 big-box stores by the end of next month. During a conference call to Wall Street analysts, Best Buy chief executive Hubert Joly said: 'Demand for Apple Watch has been so strong in the stores and online', reports Fortune.
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Best Buy had planned to have the watch in 300 stores by Christmas
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It has increased this to include all of its 1,050 big-box stores by October
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Announcement was made during conference call with Wall Street analysts
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Watch sales helped Best Buy post higher than expected earnings

Question: Following the @placeholder's launch in April, when many versions sold out within hours, sales were said to have dropped by a staggering 90 per cent.

Answer: Apple's Watch

Answer: Apple Watch


(CNN) -- What was supposed to be a straightforward cash deal to carry a child for desperate parents has turned into an international spat over who said what, and exposed the darker side of a business credited with creating happiness for many couples. At the center of the debate is Gammy, a seven-month-old Down Syndrome baby with a congenital heart condition who is currently receiving treatment for a lung infection at a private hospital in Thailand. For days, Gammy's surrogate mother, 21-year-old Thai food stall worker Pattharamon Chanbua, has been telling local and foreign press that the couple abandoned their son, taking home his healthy sister.
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Australian couple say they were told male twin, Gammy, would die
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Boy is now seven months old and in the care of his Thai surrogate mother
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Couple said they were scared the surrogate would change her mind about the girl
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Surrogate accused couple of abandoning Down Syndrome boy in favor of healthy sister

Question: @placeholder claimed the couple asked her to terminate the Down Syndrome child when she was seven months pregnant.

Answer: Pattharamon Chanbua

Question: @placeholder authorities are looking into the case, as are Thai authorities, who had already announced a crackdown on the industry amid claims rules were being flouted.

Answer: Australian

Question: After she voiced concerns about how she was going to pay for @placeholder's care, funds started flowing to an online campaign, which to date has raised more than $237,000 (US$220,000).

Answer: Gammy

Answer: Gammy

Answer: Gammy


(CNN) A 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck western Montana early Thursday, according to the US Geological Survey. The earthquake was 13.6 kilometers (8.4 miles) in depth and was about 33 miles northwest of Helena, the capital, according to USGS. It struck about 7 miles southeast of Lincoln, which has a population of 1,013. Residents as far as Spokane, Washington, and Seattle reportedly felt the first tremors shortly after midnight, according to CNN affiliate KRTV-TV. Several 911 call centers reported being swamped, but there was no early word of injuries or major structural damage, the station reported. A series of aftershocks followed, with magnitudes ranging from 3.1 to 4.9, clustered near Lincoln.
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Montana earthquake is followed by series of aftershocks
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No injuries or damage reported

Question: A 5.6 magnitude quake in 2005 occurred 105 miles to the south of @placeholder and caused minor damage.

Answer: Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln


(CNN) Carter Page's six-plus hours of testimony before the House intelligence committee makes clear senior members of the Trump campaign were aware of the former Trump foreign policy adviser's July 2016 trip to Russia -- and Page may have had interactions with more Russian government officials beyond what he's previously acknowledged, according to a transcript of the interview released Monday night. Page told the committee he was invited to speak in Russia after joining the campaign -- a similar pattern to foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, who was approached by a professor connected to the Russian government after the professor learned he was advising the campaign.
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Page told the committee he was invited to speak in Russia after joining the campaign
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Page says that he sought permission for his trip ahead of time

Question: Page has always maintained he went to Russia as a private citizen and unrelated to the campaign to meet with academics and deliver a lecture, in which he stated that he was not there to represent @placeholder.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: In his email to the two advisers, Page wrote about @placeholder: "If he'd like to take my place (on a trip to Russia) and raise the temperature a little bit, of course I'd be more than happy to yield this honor to him."

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Donald Trump is not a man to mince his words -- even when it comes to commenting on other nations. After his projected victory in the US presidential election, Trump will now represent the United States on the world stage. But how will the world greet him? Here's a rundown of Trump's past comments: Mexico Donald Trump mentioned Mexico frequently on the campaign trail. The GOP nominee's first controversial campaign remarks came in his presidential announcement speech, when he called some Mexican immigrants "rapists" and criminals. He also promised to "build a great, great wall on our southern border. And I will have Mexico pay for that wall."
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Donald Trump began his presidential campaign by insulting many Mexicans
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He has also called Germany a "total mess" and blamed France for terror attacks on its soil

Question: But there could well be anxiety south of the border as Mexico wakes to the news of a @placeholder presidency.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Alex McKinnon has accused NRL Test captain Cameron Smith of making 'disgusting' comments to blame the wheelchair-bound player for causing his own injury and claims he hasn't heard from Smith since the day he was paralysed. McKinnon, 23, suffered two fractured vertebrae in a tackle while playing The Melbourne Storm in March, 2014 and could now spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. The former Newcastle Knights player has slammed Melbourne Storm captain Smith for making ‘f***ing ridiculous’ comments immediately after the tackle and in subsequent interviews, according to News Corp. McKinnon also claims he ‘hasn’t heard’ from Smith once in the 16 months since his injury during his exclusive chat with 60 Minutes.
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Alex McKinnon has slammed Melbourne Storm captain Cameron Smith
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He claims Smith has blamed McKinnon for causing his own injury
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McKinnon alleges Smith hasn't contacted him since March 2014 incident
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He is likely to take legal action against rugby league for his injuries
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The 23-year-old was paralysed after a tackle went horribly wrong
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Alex's story is on 60 Minutes this Sunday at 8.30pm on the Nine Network

Question: @placeholder's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.

Answer: Cameron Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Cameron Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Question: 'I just stood and looked at the tele and said 'get up @placeholder, please get up sweetheart'.

Answer: Alex McKinnon

Answer: Alex McKinnon

Answer: Alex

Question: 'They are pretty much like a married couple and wedding day will happen .. whether they decide to wait for @placeholder to really walk down the aisle and he wants it, who knows?'

Answer: Alex McKinnon

Answer: Alex McKinnon

Answer: Alex


Washington (CNN) Former White House chief strategist Steven Bannon said the Catholic Church's support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA, is economically driven and owes to the church's struggle to fill pews. "To come to grips with the problems in the church, they need illegal aliens. They need illegal aliens to fill the churches. It's obvious on the face of it," Bannon said in a "60 Minutes" interview that aired in full Sunday night. "They have an economic interest in unlimited immigration." DACA protects undocumented immigrants who were brought into the country as children from deportation. The Trump administration formally announced Tuesday that it is ending the Obama-era program, but it would wait six months before stopping the renewal of permits for protectees in order to give Congress time to decide their fate.
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Bannon: "They have an economic interest in unlimited immigration"
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Bannon, a Catholic, downplayed the church's opinions on DACA

Question: @placeholder debate could send a political shockwave through 2018 and beyond

Answer: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Answer: DACA

Answer: DACA

Answer: DACA


Tebow's time is up in Philadelphia and Devon Still's run in Cincinnati has come to an end as the Eagles and Bengals announced their last cuts before the NFL's roster deadline at 4pm on Saturday. The Eagles released Tim Tebow on Saturday along with 21 other players even though the popular quarterback had seemingly secured a roster spot when Philadelphia traded Matt Barkley to Arizona. But coach Chip Kelly cut Tebow despite a strong performance at the New York Jets on Thursday, stopping the 2007 Heisman Trophy winner's bid to return to the NFL after missing two seasons. The coach of the Bengals, Marvin Lewis, apparently made a similar decision and Still, a defensive tackle best known because of his daughter's battle with cancer, was also released on Saturday.
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Tim Tebow was released by Eagles despite their trade of QB Matt Barkley
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Eagles coach waived Tebow in spite of strong showing Thursday vs Jets
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He can be brought back after first game but his salary won't be guaranteed
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Bengals cut Still but NFL will still cover health insurance because he was on Cincinnati roster last year when team found out about daughter's health
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Still and daughter Leah recently received Jimmy V. award at  ESPY awards
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Award is for those who inspire people inside and outside the sports world
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Leah's rare form of pediatric cancer called neuroblastoma is in remission

Question: Tebow was 11 for 17 for 189 yards, two touchdowns and one interception against the @placeholder.

Answer: New York Jets

Answer: Jets


A man from New Jersey created an elaborate wedding proposal for the girlfriend he has been dating since the pair were in fifth grade Sam Maccarone, 27, enlisted his songwriter cousin, Matty Mac, to help him staged a music video in which he would star alongside his girlfriend, Jessica Burzichelli. Filmed in Philadelphia during the course of one day, Jess had no idea the entire shoot was all leading up to her boyfriend asking for her hand in marriage – and was absolutely stunned when he dropped to one knee in order to pop the question. The pair, who have grown up together, first met when they were just 10-years-old and have been head over heels in love ever since.
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New Jersey couple Sam Maccarone, 27, and Jessica Burzichelli, 26, began dating in fifth grade
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Sam worked with his songwriter cousin to create a music video in which he would appear with the love of his life
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After shooting for the day in Philadelphia, he finally got down on one knee at a restaurant

Question: After graduating from the same high school in @placeholder, they went on to study at separate colleges, but remained together throughout their respective university courses, determined not to let the distance break them up.

Answer: New Jersey

Answer: New Jersey


(CNN) How did Donald Trump defend his lewd and sexually aggressive comments against women in the second presidential debate? ISIS. It's perhaps the first time the extremist group that has waged terror across the globe has been evoked to answer a question about a hot mic sex tape. But ISIS wasn't the only global threat the presidential candidates tackled in their vitriolic back and forth that had both US audiences and non-Americans captivated. Here's the key moments in a debate that laid bare the candidates' stark foreign policy differences. Because ISIS Trump answered a question from Anderson Cooper about the vulgar language he was caught on tape using a decade ago with a rant about ISIS, mentioning the group at least five times.
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Trump uses ISIS to deflect question on vulgar comments
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Clinton: Russia trying to influence election for Trump

Question: @placeholder happened a number of years ago in a vacuum that was left because of bad judgment.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: I don't deal there, I have no businesses there, I have no loans from @placeholder,' he continued.

Answer: Russia

Question: Clinton also categorically said she wouldn't put @placeholder troops on the ground in Syria.

Answer: US


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump finally delivered an unequivocal condemnation of anti-Semitism Tuesday in the wake of bomb threats against Jewish Community Centers, winning him praise even from critics. But scores of people still took issue with how long the statement took. It left many wondering just why he delayed taking a seemingly obvious moral course for a president in the face of bomb threats at 48 JCCs in 26 states in January and rising fears of widening nationwide anti-Semitism after additional incidents this month. Former Republican Sen. Rick Santorum, a CNN senior political commentator, said he was "befuddled" over why Trump had not spoken out before.
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"This is a President who to me is very much a mensch," Santorum said
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Trump left many people wondering what took him so long

Question: Indeed, @placeholder's clear words were also a reminder of what had been missing -- and are unlikely to satisfy Trump's opponents.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Indeed, Trump's clear words were also a reminder of what had been missing -- and are unlikely to satisfy @placeholder's opponents.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Particularly after his missteps exacerbated their concerns about his true interest in stamping out anti-@placeholder.

Answer: Semitism

Answer: Semitism


Franck Ribery has dismissed reports linking Wolfsburg forward Kevin de Bruyne with Bayern Munich as a potential replacement for the former France international or his team-mate Arjen Robben. De Bruyne, who spent his two years at Chelsea largely on loan before joining the second-placed Bundesliga club, has scored nine goals this season and is topping the league's assist charts with 16 – seven more than the next best. But Ribery says despite his impressive form the 23-year-old Belgian is the wrong style of player to come in under Pep Guardiola because he has different assets to himself and the Holland winger.
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Chelsea flop Kevin de Bruyne has been linked with Bayern Munch
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The Belgian is touted has a possible replacement for Franck Ribery
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Ribery said De Bruyne's is 'great' but the wrong style of player
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He said Chelsea star Eden Hazard's attributes would suit Bayern

Question: Ribery (left) says @placeholder's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)

Answer: De Bruyne

Answer: De Bruyne


Bastian Schweinsteiger mingled with the stars of tennis on Thursday as he attended the WTA pre-Wimbledon party at The Roof Gardens with girlfriend Ana Ivanovic. His future at Bayern Munich may be the subject of growing speculation but the Germany star was making the most of his time away from the football pitch. And the 30-year-old soaked up the pre-Wimbledon buzz before the SW19 tournament begins on Monday. Serbian tennis star Ivanovic flashed an impressive ring at the WTA event in London as she posed for a picture with her boyfriend, which has sparked engagement rumours. Ivanovic is looking to break her duck at the Wimbledon - having never gone past the semi-final stage before at the grass-court Grand Slam.
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Bastian Schweinsteiger attended WTA pre-Wimbledon party on Thursday
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The Bayern Munich star was at event in London with partner Ana Ivanovic
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The Serbian tennis ace was wearing a dazzling ring again
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Wimbledon 2015 tennis: CLICK HERE for all the latest news and build-up

Question: Despite uncertainty over his future at Bundesliga champions Bayern, Schweinsteiger's relationship with his girlfriend has blossomed and he'll no doubt be hoping to cheer her on to @placeholder success.

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon


A New York woman is accusing her dog walker of selling her cherished pit bull for the drug PCP. Morgan Bogle of Manhattan told The New York Post her 4-year-old rescue dog Sugar went missing on February 23 after dog walker Tommy Doerr, 46, says he had 'an unexplained psychotic episode.' Doerr claims he cannot remember what happened to Sugar but Bogle thinks he might have traded the pooch for money to buy PCP. Doerr was 'detained by the police who had allegedly searched him and found him in possession of a controlled substance, believed to be PCP,' said Bogle in court papers.
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Morgan Bogle's dog Sugar went missing on February 23 while being cared for by Tommy Doerr, 46
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Doerr claims he cannot remember what happened to the dog 'during a psychotic episode' he had while caring for Sugar
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Ever since Sugar went missing, Bogle has turned to social media to try to find his whereabouts with the hashtag #FindSugarNYC
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Bogle claims Doerr sold Sugar for illegal dog-fighting so he could get money to buy PCP

Question: Doerr worked for @placeholder for three years prior to his allegedly selling the dog.

Answer: Morgan Bogle

Answer: Bogle

Answer: Bogle

Answer: Morgan Bogle

Answer: Bogle

Answer: Bogle


The fairytale comeback continued for Martina Hingis as the 34-year-old claimed her first Wimbledon title since 1998 with Indian partner Sania Mirza in a thrilling ladies’ doubles final which finished under the floodlights on Centre Court. Seventeen years after Hingis won the doubles at the age of 17 with Jana Novotna, the Swiss tasted victory once again at SW19, fighting back from a set down with Mirza to beat the accomplished Russian pair Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina 5-7, 7-6 (4), 7-5 in two hours and 25 minutes. Hingis will have a chance on Sunday to claim another title here when she teams up with Indian Leander Paes in the mixed doubles final against Alexander Peya and Timea Babos.
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Russian pair Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina took the first set 7-5
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First seeds Martina Hingis and Sania Mirza win tie break in second set
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Hingis and Mirza proved too strong for the Russian pair in the decider
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Veteran Swiss Hingis will contest the mixed doubles final on Sunday

Question: Since returning to the tour in the summer of 2013, Hingis has focused purely on doubles and has worked her way up to No 2 in the WTA doubles rankings behind @placeholder.

Answer: Sania Mirza

Answer: Mirza

Answer: Sania Mirza

Answer: Mirza


Washington (CNN) The Supreme Court ruled Monday morning in favor of a death row inmate in a case concerning race discrimination in jury selection. Timothy Tyrone Foster, an African-American, is on death row in Georgia for the 1987 murder of an elderly white woman, Queen Madge White. The jury that convicted him was all white. Twenty years after his sentence his attorneys obtained notes the prosecution team took while it was engaged in picking a jury, including marking potential jurors who were black had a "b" written by their name. "The focus on race in the prosecution's file plainly demonstrates a concerted effort to keep black prospective jurors off the jury," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the majority opinion. Justice Clarence Thomas was the only dissenter.
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Supreme Court sides with an African-American convicted for a 1987 murder by an all-white jury
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Notes from prosecutors show that potential jurors who were black had a "b" written by their name

Question: The decision does not vacate Foster's conviction; it opens the door for @placeholder to go back to the Georgia state court and argue for a new trial.

Answer: Timothy Tyrone Foster

Question: In the @placeholder case, the state and the defense used their peremptory strikes to reduce the pool to 12 jurors and four alternates.

Answer: Timothy Tyrone Foster


Two human traffickers were jailed after selling Eastern European women to Asian men. Vita Ramonaite, 26, and boyfriend Robertas Ciuzas, 23, of Southwark, London, smuggled two Lithuanian women into the UK and forced them into sham marriages. The pair duped  the women with the promise of coming to Britain for work. But instead forced them into  wedlock with Asian men hoping to get a UK visa. The two victims were made to attend registry meetings and lie about their relationships with their new partners. Ramonaite acted as translator in some of these interviews as the victims were unable to speak English.
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Vita Ramonaite and Robertas Ciuzas smuggled two women into the UK
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The pair duped the Lithuanian women with the promise of work
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Instead the victims were forced into wedlock with men hoping for visas
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Ramonaite and boyfriend Ciuzas were jailed for a total of 16 years
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Hussein Ali Rezaie was jailed for five years after paying £700 for his wife

Question: @placeholder was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.

Answer: Robertas Ciuzas

Answer: Robertas Ciuzas

Answer: Ciuzas


Baghdad (CNN) -- Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is asking lawmakers to withdraw confidence from his deputy after Saleh al-Mutlaq made controversial comments this week over American forces withdrawing from Iraq, state media reported late Saturday. In a recent interview with CNN, al-Mutlaq accused al-Maliki of amassing dictatorial power. "There will be a day whereby the Americans will realize that they were deceived by al-Maliki ... and they will regret that," said al-Mutlaq, a leader within Iraqiya movement. The request followed word that the Iraqiya coalition was boycotting the country's parliament -- a move that would threaten Iraq's fragile power-sharing arrangement.
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NEW: Nuri al-Maliki's spokesman links the vice president to a bombing
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The deputy prime minister's job is on the line after controversial comments, report says
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Request comes after word that the Iraqiya bloc won't participate in parliament
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Iraqiya, of which al-Mutlaq is a member, claims al-Maliki is trying to consolidate power

Question: More than 4,000 @placeholder and an estimated 115,000 Iraqis died in the invasion and the years of insurgency and sectarian warfare that followed.

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


Panama City, Florida (CNN) Donald Trump is tearing the Grand Old Party apart. The tension that has simmered in the Republican Party for years -- shutting down the government and nearly bringing the nation to default -- escalated into an outright civil war Tuesday. The conflict not only threatens the party's ability to make any realistic attempt at reclaiming the White House next month, but also previews the conflicts and divides that could consume the GOP for years to come if Trump loses. On one side is Trump, who spent much of Tuesday lashing out on social media at his GOP foes, such as Speaker Paul Ryan and Sen. John McCain, and lamenting the lack of party unity. He's backed by conservative lawmakers including Iowa Rep. Steve King and the throngs of loyal supporters who attend his rallies, including the one here in Panama City, Florida, Tuesday, where he renewed his call for a government investigation into his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Trump spent much of Tuesday lashing out on social media at his GOP foes
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Trump's turn on his own party could prove counterproductive

Question: Some are even raising the potential of denying @placeholder the speakership after the election.

Answer: Paul Ryan

Question: But at the same time, they risk alienating @placeholder supporters in states's where the former reality star racked up high margins in the primary race.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Amelia Earhart disappeared over the Pacific Ocean 80 years ago, but those decades have done little to satisfy the appetite of investigators still searching for her true fate. The latest piece of possible evidence in Earhart's disappearance came on Wednesday when a History Channel documentary released a newfound photo from the US National Archives of several blurry figures. Investigators claim the photo depicts Earhart, her navigator, Fred Noonan, and her plane on the Marshall Islands after their disappearance. The theory, explored further in the documentary, argues that Earhart and Noonan crashed near the Marshall Islands, about 1,000 miles away from their intended target of Howland Island, and were captured by the Japanese.
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Theories have long speculated about what happened to Amelia Earhart
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Did she crash and die? Live as a castaway? Return to America under a new name?

Question: TIGHAR also claims that a skeleton of a castaway found on the island in 1940, tested decades later, is consistent with a female of @placeholder's height and ethnic origin.

Answer: Amelia Earhart

Answer: Earhart

Answer: Earhart

Answer: Earhart

Answer: Amelia Earhart


A teacher has been landed with a £4,400 bill after the hire car he was driving conked out - with the hire firm blaming him for 'ignoring a warning light' for 15 minutes. IT teacher Fred Coker, from Luton, Bedfordshire, hired the four-month-old Vauxhall Corsa in March last year from Enterprise Rent-a-Car. But as he drove it along the M25, the car, which only had 1,200 miles on its clock, slowed before breaking down, with Mr Coker pulling over to the hard shoulder. The 43-year-old called Enterprise and told them the car had 'just stopped', but that it had not run out of petrol.
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Fred Coker had to pull over on M25 when his rental car stopped working
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Enterprise rental firm said he had carried on driving with warning light on
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Company sent him huge bill claiming Vauxhall Corsa needs a new engine
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But he claims he did not see warning light and believes he is the one who should be compensated

Question: A county court judgement in January found in favour of @placeholder, but Mr Coker says he will 'fight on'.

Answer: Enterprise Rent

Answer: Enterprise

Answer: Enterprise

Question: '@placeholder expects there to be fair wear and tear to its vehicles during the rental period.

Answer: Enterprise Rent

Answer: Enterprise

Answer: Enterprise


(CNN) HIV/AIDS is perhaps the most important global health crisis in modern history. Dramatic progress has been made in controlling the virus, but efforts to find a cure are still in its infancy. To date only one individual, Timothy Brown, is known to have been cured of HIV infection. The process that cured Mr. Brown, a dangerous and expensive stem cell transplant from a donor known to be immune to HIV, was related to his treatment for acute myeloid leukemia. It is not a practical route to cure others, but it did prove one critical point -- curing HIV is possible.
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Only one person is known to have been cured of HIV
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Combining HIV and cancer research could help towards finding a cure, write three experts

Question: Scientists have known for decades that @placeholder infection persists even when viral replication is effectively controlled by antiretroviral therapy.

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Question: Despite these challenges, the quest to develop a cure for @placeholder has made remarkable advances over the past four years.

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- U.S. authorities have discovered about 30 tons of marijuana that were part of a smuggling operation using a tunnel under the California-Mexico border, officials said Wednesday. The 600-yard tunnel -- which features a rail system, lighting and ventilation -- connects a warehouse in Tijuana with one in the Otay Mesa industrial area of San Diego, said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman Lauren Mack. About 26 tons of marijuana had been transported through the tunnel to San Diego, and 10 of those tons were intercepted Tuesday by authorities as a tractor trailer was transporting the load from the Otay Mesa warehouse, officials said. About five tons were found by the Mexican military inside the Tijuana warehouse and the tunnel, officials said.
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NEW: "It's not a good day for the cartels," says ICE director John Morton.
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NEW: Smugglers were caught in the act, Morton says
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A 600-yard tunnel connected warehouses in Tijuana and San Diego, officials say
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26 tons of smuggled marijuana were found on the U.S. side and 4 in Mexico

Question: Federal agents are trained like miners on how to negotiate confined spaces, and the San Diego-Mexico region is even used to test the latest ground-penetrating technology to detect tunnels, including by the @placeholder military, Mack said.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


Manchester United duo Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria celebrated their 3-1 triumph over Aston Villa by flying out to Lisbon on Easter Sunday. United defender Rojo uploaded an image of himself posing alongside fellow Argentina international Di Maria and their families while sitting on a private plane. Rojo, who sat next to his wife and daughter, played the full 90 minutes against Villa while Premier League record signing Di Maria came on for the last 20. Marcos Rojo (back right) poses while travelling to Portugal along with his family and Angel di Maria (left) Both Rojo (left) and Di Maria (right) appeared in Manchester United's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on Saturday
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Marcos Rojo and Angel di Maria will spend Easter Sunday in Portugal
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Man United defender Rojo posted an image of himself on board plane
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Rojo was joined by his family - including his wife and daughter
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Argentina ace Rojo has been accused of sleeping with a fitness instructor
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The Red Devils face local rivals Manchester City on April 12

Question: ‘He asked me how much it would cost for me to have sex with @placeholder.

Answer: Marcos Rojo

Answer: Rojo

Answer: Rojo

Answer: Marcos Rojo

Answer: Rojo

Answer: Marcos Rojo

Answer: Rojo

Answer: Rojo

Answer: Rojo


Sir Alex Ferguson has told Rangers to forget about taking the title from Celtic a year from now if they stand by their current squad. Mark Warburton's new-look side have hit the ground running this term and sit on the top of the Championship having scored 17 goals in four competitive matches. The ex-Brentford manager has reinvigorated the club by drafting in the likes of Martyn Waghorn, Andy Halliday and James Tavernier. But Ferguson believes no-one at Ibrox should delude themselves about the level at which their progress is being made. And Ferguson says that, in the event Rangers lift the Championship title come May, only serious investment from the boardroom will give Warburton any hope of usurping Celtic at the first time of asking.
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Rangers are top of the Championship with 17 goals in four games
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Mark Warburton has reinvigorated the side with new signings
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Sir Alex Ferguson said they should get ahead of themselves
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He said the only way to challenge Celtic is with more investment

Question: 'I don't know Mark Warburton but he came with a great resume from his job at @placeholder where he did a fantastic job,' he added.

Answer: Brentford


Washington (CNN) Former Sen. Bob Dole said in a new interview Wednesday that Sen. Ted Cruz would be even worse for the Republican Party than Donald Trump were he to win the presidential nomination -- describing "cataclysmic" and "wholesale losses" for the GOP if Cruz prevails. In an interview with The New York Times, the former presidential nominee said Cruz would also be worse at governing than Trump, saying the Texas senator has made enemies in Washington. "I don't know how he's going to deal with Congress," Dole told the Times. "Nobody likes him." Trump, on the other hand, could "probably work with Congress, because he's, you know, he's got the right personality and he's kind of a deal-maker," Dole added.
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"Nobody likes him," Dole said.
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Dole said only Trump seemed to be able to take Cruz on, and he added that the real estate mogul seems to have "toned down" his rhetoric

Question: "If he's the nominee, we're going to have wholesale losses in @placeholder and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole said.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


When his big chance came, midway through the first half, Raheem Sterling rather fluffed it, opening his body a little too obviously to telegraph a side-footed shot in to the body of West Brom goalkeeper Boaz Myhill. Rather perversely, however, Manchester City will not worry too much and not just because they were two goals to the good at the time. No, Manuel Pellegrini and, above him, the City technical staff will have cared only that the chance had come and indeed about the manner in which it had been fashioned. A loose ball in midfield, a clever and sturdy flick forwards from the Brazilian midfielder Fernandinho and Sterling was away, feet scampering, defenders falling, eating summer grass.
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Raheem Sterling made his Premier League debut for Manchester City
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The England star missed a great chance to score in the first half
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His tame effort was comfortably saved by West Brom's Boaz Myhill
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Sterling showed real class throughout and impressed before being subbed
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It will take some time for the attacker to adapt to City's style of play

Question: With @placeholder playing as City’s lone centre forward, Sterling began on the left hand side of a 4-2-3-1 formation that featured David Silva centrally and Jesus Navas on the other side.

Answer: West Brom


(EW.com) -- After stabbing, slashing and pummeling countless enemies, Spartacus will slay his final Roman next year. Starz is set to announce that the next season of its historical drama "Spartacus" will mark the show's final outing. The upside: Creator Steven S. DeKnight promises the remaining episodes will be spectacular (see the final season poster and teaser video here). "This season is bigger than anything we've attempted," DeKnight says. "The scope and scale is just amazing. We're dealing with massive battles between thousands of people. We hope to leave people feel satisfied." DeKnight says he's been 90 percent certain for months that the upcoming third season -- subtitled "War of the Damned" -- would be the last for "Spartacus." Creatively, the writer-producer assures that the timing will result in a strong tale. The historical foundation for the rebel leader's journey, he says, lends itself to wrapping up the show sooner rather than later.
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The next season of Starz' historical drama "Spartacus" will mark the show's final outing
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"This season is bigger than anything we've attempted," creator Steven S. DeKnight says
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The new season adds Todd Lasance as an ambitious young Julius Caesar

Question: The show has had a wild and difficult run since it launched on @placeholder two years ago.

Answer: Starz

Answer: Starz

Question: @placeholder will leave behind a legacy of having stretched the boundaries of series television, between expanding the use of green-screen technology (the show has never shot one frame outdoors) and proving hard-R sex and violence can draw an audience when mixed with compelling storytelling.

Answer: Spartacus

Answer: Spartacus

Answer: Spartacus

Answer: Spartacus


They may be black-and-white, but these images reveal life at Andy Warhol's The Silver Factory. The artist himself, along with the likes of Factory figures Nico and the Velvet Underground, were captured in photographs taken during the Sixties by Billy Name. Name, who was born William Linich, published a collection of images he took at the world-famous Factory in December 2014, called Billy Name: The Silver Age. Name's apartment featured 'surfaces finished with tin foil, spray paint, and broken mirrors,' and inspired Warhol to make his own space entirely silver, Feature Shoot wrote. A release for the book says: 'After visiting Billy's apartment on the Lower East Side, Warhol asked him to decorate his new loft.
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The images were taken by photographer Billy Name
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Name lived at The Factory from 1964-1970
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He decorated the space with an all-silver theme

Question: 'So, for the first six months of 1964, living in a tiny closet at the Factory, @placeholder was responsible for the legendary 'silverizing' of the space, covering every square centimeter in either silver foil or spray paint.

Answer: Billy Name

Answer: Billy Name

Answer: Billy's


Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe expects the club's fans to play a crucial role as his side close in on a first-ever promotion to the Barclays Premier League. The Cherries take on Sheffield Wednesday at the Goldsands Stadium on Saturday followed by the visit of Bolton nine days later and then a last-day trip to Charlton. The four-horse race for automatic promotion - second-placed Norwich face fourth-placed Middlesbrough on Friday night - is expected to go down to the wire with just two points separating those in contention. Eddie Howe and his Bournemouth players applaud travelling fans after victory against Reading
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Bournemouth lead the Championship table in bid for promotion
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Eddie Howe is hoping fans can inspire Cherries to reach Premier League
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Norwich play Middlesbrough in a top of the table clash on Friday
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Watford boss Slavisa Jokanovic is not looking beyond Birmingham clash
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Derby, Ipswich, Brentford and Wolves are in the hunt for a play-off place

Question: Howe has called on supporters to inspire the @placeholder to win promotion from the Championship

Answer: Cherries

Answer: Cherries


House prices across England and Wales stalled in May with no rise in the average value of a home over the month, according to the Land Registry. The average property price is now £179,696, according to the latest monthly index, with annual growth across England and Wales of 4.6 per cent - the lowest for 15 months. Last month, the average house price stood at £179,817 and the month before that £178,007. It is in stark contrast to the same point last year. Last summer, annual rises hit 10 per cent across the UK – with London seeing yearly growth of 20 per cent.
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Average house price in England and Wales now £179,696
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Values are up 4.6% in the last 12 months - slowest growth for 15 months
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Number of sales has dropped significantly compared to last year

Question: Only @placeholder has seen a fall, of 0.6 per cent.

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales

Answer: Wales


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: But lawmakers were furious at being excluded, with many saying their constituents are "panicked" about the recent @placeholder enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.

Answer: Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE

Question: According to a fact sheet from @placeholder given out at the meeting and provided to CNN by a Democratic aide, 176 non-criminal undocumented immigrants were arrested in the sweeps across five enforcement regions.

Answer: Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Answer: ICE


For two hours at the start of a Test match that England cannot afford to lose it was possible to believe that Colin Graves’ description of West Indies as ‘mediocre’ would have the same motivating effect as Tony Greig saying he would make them grovel. Certainly the comments of the ECB’s outspoken new chairman were not looking very accurate when England’s new top three had all succumbed to a West Indies pace attack seemingly inspired by bowling coach Curtly Ambrose. That England averted disaster was down to their middle order. Ian Bell, with his 22nd Test century, Joe Root and, thrillingly, the rejuvenated Ben Stokes had restored order in this crucial first Test.
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England close day one of first Test against West Indies on 341 for five
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Ian Bell scored his 22nd Test match century to lead the recovery
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England fell to 34 for three having lost the toss and been put into bat
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Jonathan Trott fell for a duck on his return to the England team
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Alastair Cook and Gary Ballance also fell cheaply in Antigua
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Bell put on 177 for the fourth wicket with Joe Root (83)
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Ben Stokes unbeaten on 71 after 130-run fifth-wicket stand with Bell
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Bell edged behind off Kemar Roach late in the day and was out for 143

Question: Bell and Root combined to dig @placeholder out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England


An Illinois jury on Thursday found former Chicago-area police sergeant Drew Peterson guilty of murder in the 2004 death of his ex-wife. The jury of seven men and five women deliberated for nearly 14 hours total before delivering its verdict convicting Peterson in the death of his third wife, Kathleen Savio. "Finally somebody heard Kathleen's cry," her mother, Marcia Savio, told reporters after the verdict. "Twelve people did the right thing, oh thank God." Savio was found dead in her dry, clean bathtub on March 1, 2004. While prosecutors claimed Peterson killed Savio, the defense contended that she fell, hit her head and drowned.
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A top prosecutor says he's confident the conviction will stand up against appeal
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Drew Peterson's lawyers say their client is innocent and blast the prosecution's case
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Authorities re-examined Kathleen Savio's death after Stacy Peterson went missing
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Drew Peterson, who'd been married to both, is convicted of murder in Savio's 2004 death

Question: "We took him on and we won," he said of @placeholder, whom he called "a coward and a bully."

Answer: Drew Peterson

Answer: Peterson

Answer: Peterson

Answer: Drew Peterson

Answer: Drew Peterson

Question: He added that his family wants @placeholder to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.

Answer: Drew Peterson

Answer: Peterson

Answer: Peterson

Answer: Drew Peterson

Answer: Drew Peterson


Floyd Mayweather’s invitation to Oscar De La Hoya to come out of retirement for a re-match has been rebuffed by the Golden Boy. De La Hoya said: ‘I’m never coming back.’ Mayweather’s offer to De La Hoya and his mention of such second tier fighters as Andre Berto for September suggest he is looking for low-risk fight – as a warm up for another mega-bucks re-match against Manny Pacquiao next May. Scroll down to video That may lead to another disappointment for the more dangerous Amir Khan, even though he remains optimistic that he will strike gold with Mayweather this time.
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Oscar De La Hoya vowed 'I'm never coming back' after invitation
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Floyd Mayweather has also sounded out Andre Berto for low risk bout
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Both were options ahead of re-match with Manny Pacquiao next May
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But Amir Khan could be denied chance to take on Mayweather
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Question: Mayweather is claiming to have banked more than $275 million (£173million) for out-pointing @placeholder.

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao


(CNN) More people die in car crashes each year in the United States than in other high-income countries, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a report Wednesday. In 2013, more than 32,000 people died on U.S. roads, roughly 90 fatalities a day, according to the CDC. The U.S. has seen a 31% reduction in its motor vehicle death rate per capita over the past 13 years. But compared with 19 other wealthy countries, which have declined an average of 56% during the same period, the U.S. has the slowest decrease. Road death rates in countries such as Spain and Denmark have dropped 75.1% and 63.5%, respectively.
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The U.S. has a higher crash death rate per capita than other rich countries
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Drunken driving, speeding and not wearing seat belts accounted for most of the fatalities

Question: To reduce deaths from drunken driving, the CDC suggests setting up public sobriety checkpoints, using a device that detects blood alcohol concentration for convicted offenders, lowering blood alcohol concentration limits, and maintaining and enforcing the minimum legal @placeholder drinking age of 21 years.

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


More than 100 bodies have been found in a mass grave in northeast Nigeria after a town was reclaimed from Boko Haram terrorists. The bodies - many with their throats slit and heads cut off - were found underneath a bridge in the town of Damasak, after it was retaken earlier this month by troops from Chad and Niger. It is believed the victims may have been killed more than two months ago, due to the fact the bodies were severely decomposed. Scroll down for video Brutal: Abubakar Shekau,  leader of the Islamist extremist group Boko Haram, preaching his messages of hate. The insurgents have lost ground to army forces in recent weeks
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The gruesome discovery was made after town of Damasak was reclaimed
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Soldiers find decomposed bodies with throats slit and heads cut off
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Believed that brutal massacre may have happened two months ago

Question: Chad and Niger launched an intensive ground and air offensive against Boko Haram in the area earlier this month, quickly reclaiming @placeholder from the terrorists.

Answer: Damasak

Answer: Damasak


Washington  (CNN) President Donald Trump and congressional lawmakers signaled on Tuesday that more steps need to be taken to rein in North Korea's rapidly developing nuclear program despite the United Nations Security Council's unanimous vote to pass additional sanctions on the rogue nation. Trump noted the 15-0 UN vote during a meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, but said they are "just another very small step, not a big deal" and suggested that he doesn't know "if it has any impact." Trump added that the sanctions pale in comparison to "what ultimately will have to happen" to North Korea.
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The UN passed tougher sanctions against North Korea on Sept. 11
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New North Korea sanctions were softened after pressure from China, Russia

Question: Citing the latest @placeholder resolution, he said he was "very pleased with the resolution that passed.

Answer: UN

Answer: UN


(CNN) -- Allegations of racial slurs and threats of violence against Dolphins lineman Jonathan Martin have left Pro Bowler Richie Incognito suspended from the Miami Dolphins and sparked widespread chatter about just what kind of behavior is tolerated in the NFL. Here are five key questions about what lies ahead: Will the Dolphins cut Richie Incognito? He's been suspended "for conduct detrimental to the team." As for his future, the Dolphins don't seem poised to make a decision quickly. "We reached out to the NFL to conduct an objective and thorough review," the team said in a statement. "We will continue to work with the league on this matter."
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Recent allegations have sparked chatter about just what kind of behavior is tolerated in the NFL
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Was there hazing, bullying, extortion?
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How common is this behavior and what will the NFL do?

Question: Given the allegations and the environment of the NFL, it's unclear whether @placeholder was threatened, bullied, hazed, and/or even shaken down for money.

Answer: Jonathan Martin


They might not have had quite as rapturous a reception as 'WillKat' but 'ChaCam', as the local media has christened them, certainly know how to put on a show. So far, the star is proving to be Camilla who showed off her increasingly confident sense of style during a reception at the British ambassador's residence in Washington D.C last night. Resplendent in a shimmering silk gown by Bruce Oldfield and her trademark pearl choker, the Duchess of Cornwall cut a glamorous figure as she arrived on the arm of Prince Charles. Scroll down for video Glamorous: Camilla in a chic Bruce Oldfield gown during a banquet on the second day of the US tour
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Camilla cut a glamorous figure in gold silk during a banquet last night
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Bruce Oldfield dress was worn with one of her trademark pearl chokers
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Royal couple are currently on a four-day tour of the United States
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Have received a rapturous, if relatively muted, reception from locals
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Charles and Camilla have been christened 'ChaCam' by the local press
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Are due to meet President Obama at the White House this afternoon

Question: But Camilla isn't the only one who has proved a hit with the US public, with Charles also pulling in the crowds - most obviously during a whistle-stop tour of @placeholder's many monuments yesterday.

Answer: Washington D.C


Real Madrid were upbeat in training on Saturday as they look to put the disappointment of their Copa del Rey expulsion behind them and build on their formidable form of recent weeks when they take on  Villarreal on Sunday night. Rafa Benitez's men enjoyed a light run at Valdebebas on Saturday morning ahead of their 7.30pm (UK time) kick-off against the fifth-placed Castellon side as they bid to peg back leaders Barcelona. Denis Cheryshev, the player at the centre of the Copa del Rey scandal after being deemed inelligible for their first leg win over Cadiz, trained with Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Co in a light-hearted session.
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Real Madrid trained on Saturday ahead of Villarreal clash on Sunday
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Rafa Benitez's men face La Liga's fifth-placed side in the 7.30pm kick-off
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They're looking to refocus after being expelled from the Copa del Rey
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Denis Cheryshev, the player at the centre of the cup controversy, was in action on Saturday morning with Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Co

Question: @placeholder, on the other hand, have been leaking goals conceding 13 in their last seven matches.

Answer: Villarreal

Answer: Villarreal


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump hasn't yet publicly named a chief of staff, but already, a major tea party group is warning him against naming one of his reported top choices. The Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund warned against a "Washington insider" to run Trump's White House, specifically naming Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, who is said to be one of Trump's top two choices. Jenny Beth Martin, the co-founder of TPPCF, told CNN in a statement that the group wants Trump to "drain the swamp." At home in DC, Pence role grows in Trump WH "No Washington insider, regardless of who it is, should serve as President Trump's chief of staff," Martin said. "Appointing Reince Priebus (or any other DC establishment insider) would make it more difficult, not less, for President Trump to achieve the change the people voted for. It's time to drain the swamp -- not promote insiders beholden to the Washington establishment who helped create it."
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The group says it doesn't want a Washington insider
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Priebus would be a reassuring presence to establishment Republicans

Question: Trump campaigned on the message that he'd flip @placeholder upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.

Answer: Washington

Answer: Washington

Answer: Washington

Answer: Washington

Answer: Washington


Brilliant and barmy in equal measure, they are football’s last line of defence. Goalkeeping is an art form completely separate from other aspects of the game and these men are masters of their craft. The Champions League has always been the showcase for the world’s finest keepers. Tuesday night’s match between Arsenal and Bayern Munich brought together two of the world’s finest - Petr Cech and Manuel Neuer. Wednesday evening will see David de Gea, Gianluigi Buffon and Joe Hart take to the field. But where do they all rank in our top 10 of the world’s best goalkeepers? Tuesday night’s 4-4 draw with Roma may not have been Leno’s finest hour, but there is no doubting his potential.
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Petr Cech and Manuel Neuer went head to head in the Champions League
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Arsenal beat Bayern Munich 2-0 but both keepers produced stunning saves
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The competition has always been the showcase for world’s finest keepers
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Wednesday evening will see David de Gea and Joe Hart take to the field

Question: @placeholder may be redundant for 90 minutes, then pull off the match-saving block.

Answer: Manuel Neuer


(CNN) The extended deployment of military cargo jets and Navy ships to help with Hurricane Maria and Hurricane Irma relief efforts is causing military planners to scramble and recalculate future deployments all the way from Afghanistan to the Korean Peninsula, according to several defense officials familiar with discussions underway inside the Defense Department. Due to security concerns, officials refused to discuss specific changes in deployment timelines or the units involved, but sketched out how they could impact overseas deployments into 2018. Defense Secretary James Mattis spoke about the challenge publicly for the first time Tuesday, testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee that the military will stay in Puerto Rico as long as needed: "We are ready to go even to the point that it's going to impact the deployments, perhaps, of some of these troops overseas next year because we've interrupted their preparation."
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Defense Secretary James Mattis spoke about the challenge publicly for the first time Tuesday
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The impact is already being felt on troop deployments to Afghanistan

Question: We're moving things to @placeholder, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."

Answer: Puerto Rico

Question: "The secretary said we're all in to help @placeholder and there are just going to be downstream effects when you make those decisions," he said.

Answer: Puerto Rico

Question: This week, 13 additional helicopters were put aboard to increase the number of relief flights into the hardest hit areas of @placeholder, according to a Navy official.

Answer: Puerto Rico


The Married at First Sight couples came face to face for the first time in scenes aired on Monday night's episode. Coming together for a dinner party to exchange stories and experiences, Roni and Michael, Zoe and Alex, Clare and Lachlan, and Michelle and James were able to compare their progress to the others. During the meeting, it became immediately obvious to an already tense Roni that the other three couples were far more comfortable and intimate in their relationships than her own. The bubbly 34-year-old has been worried about the lack of chemistry between her and Michael, 31, but became agitated over dinner and got into a heated argument with fellow bride Zoe.
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Married at First Sight couples meet for the first time at a dinner
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Things quickly become heated as Roni and Zoe get into an argument
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Roni feels insecure about her marriage compared to the other three
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Clare and Lachlan get into another argument about compromising on time

Question: Taking issue with Zoe's opinion that if one wasn't nervous at the wedding ceremony (which Roni had revealed she was not) that they were not emotionally invested in the experiment, @placeholder lashed out.

Answer: Roni

Answer: Roni

Answer: Roni

Answer: Roni

Question: While the psychologists appeared impressed with @placeholder and Lahclan's behaviour at the dinner, which saw them working well as a team as they prepared the meal, the couple were soon at each other's throats later in the episode.

Answer: Clare

Answer: Clare


An frail elderly woman lost five kilograms in five days when she was being treated at Perth's new Fiona Stanley Hospital (FSH), but the West Australian health minister said doctors did nothing wrong. Joyce Tabram, 82, was 39 kilograms when she was admitted to FSH on March 30 with swollen abdomen but left weighing just 34 kilograms. She was told to fast for five days while waiting for tests to be performed on her. Joyce Tabram, 82, lost five kilograms in five days while she being treated at Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth Ms Tabram told the ABC her test was put off until April 3 after she became fed up with no action being taken.
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Perth's Joyce Tabram was admitted to Fiona Stanley Hospital on March 30
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She spent five days not eating because doctors told her to fast for testing
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Ms Tabram, 82, had a swollen abdomen but was not tested up until April 3
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She asked to be discharged and is expected to be tested later this week
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The frail, elderly woman has called on the hospital to be closed down
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But WA's Health Minister said hospital doctors had acted appropriately

Question: '@placeholder, I think it stinks that's all I can say,' Ms Tabram said.

Answer: Fiona Stanley Hospital

Answer: FSH

Answer: FSH

Answer: Fiona Stanley Hospital

Answer: Fiona Stanley Hospital


A Japanese company will offer a landmark apology to a 94-year-old army veteran for using U.S. prisoners of war as forced labor in its factories during World War II. Mitsubishi Materials Corp is sending one of its senior executives to the States to make a personal apology to James Murphy, of Santa Maria, and relatives of other former POWs who toiled at plants its predecessor company operated in Japan during the conflict. About 12,000 American prisoners were forced to work at more than 50 sites to support imperial Japan's war effort during the 1940s, with about 10 percent dying,  Kinue Tokudome, director of the U.S.-Japan Dialogue on POWs, said.
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James Murphy, 94, accepting apology for 900 POW used as slave labor
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Murphy was forced to work in a copper mine by predecessor company
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Says he forgave his captors after the war - but just wanted an apology
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Mitsubishi Materials Corp thought to be first Japanese company to make such a statement

Question: 'It was slavery in every way: no food, no medicine, no clothing, no sanitation,' Murphy said, adding that it was all the more painful knowing that Mitsubishi built fighter aircraft used against @placeholder forces.

Answer: American


(CNN) Cloud Computing, ridden by Javier Castellano, finished first in the Preakness Stakes on Saturday, denying Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming a chance to capture horse racing's Triple Crown. "Today is a special day," Castellano told broadcaster NBC just after the race. "I'm so happy, really happy." Cloud Computing, a 13-1 betting choice, crossed the finish line just a head in front of Classic Empire, the second-place horse. The winning time was 1:55.98. Always Dreaming, which led much of the race, finished well back after fading down the stretch at Pimlico Race Course near Baltimore. He was eighth, almost 14 lengths behind the winner.
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Always Dreaming finishes eighth
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Cloud Computing was rested, having not raced in the Kentucky Derby

Question: @placeholder sat third at each quarter pole, waiting for the home stretch to make a move.

Answer: Cloud Computing

Answer: Cloud Computing

Answer: Cloud Computing


A woman has been left ‘gobsmacked’ after a camera, packed with memories of her once in a lifetime trip to Antarctica, is on its way back to her after she lost it three months ago on a snowy iceberg. Photographer Hulia Boz, from Sydney, was on an impromptu two-week holiday to the remote region costing around $13,000 after being invited along by friends who had a spare place on their trip. She’d loaded her iPad up with episodes of American comedian Ellen DeGeneres’s chat show to entertain her while travelling to Antarctica and had been watching a Robin Williams episode with her fellow travellers in the moments before she lost her camera.
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Photographer Hulia Boz, from Sydney, travelled to Antarctica via Argentina in December
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She lost her white camera, which she was using to take fun selfies, on day seven of the two week trip
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She only learned it had fallen out of her pocket once she was back on the ship
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Now three months later her camera is being returned to her after another tourist found it on the same iceberg
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Moments before she lost it Ms Boz had recorded a Christmas message to chat show host Ellen DeGeneres
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'I am one lucky person who is grateful and overwhelmed by this all. Miracles do happen,' Ms Boz said

Question: @placeholder has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'

Answer: Hulia Boz

Answer: Hulia Boz

Answer: Boz

Answer: Boz


The Earth experienced its hottest month of March since record-keeping began in 1880. There's been no break from the globe's record heat - the first three months of 2015 have all set new high temperature marks. Last month's average temperature soared to 56.4°F (13.6°C), which is 1.5°F (0.85°C) above the average for the 20th century. Last month's average temperature of 56.4°F (13.6°C) was the hottest March on record, averaging 1.5°F (0.85°C) above the average for the 20th century. This was the highest for March in the 1880–2015 record, surpassing the previous record of 2010 by 0.09°F (0.05°C). Pictured is how the high temperatures affected different regions of the world
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World experience average temperatures of 56.4°F (13.6°C) last month - 1.5°F above average for the 20th century
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First 3 months of 2015 have set new high temperature marks, and the trend could continue throughout the year
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Scientists warn fossil fuels are pushing greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, leading to increased temperatures
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But El Niño, a blob of record hot water in the Northeast Pacific Ocean, could also be driving up temperatures

Question: 'Many climate prediction models show this weak @placeholder continuing into summer.'

Answer: El Niño


He's used to picking up running backs but will soon be picking up fares as Miami Dolphins defensive tackle AJ Francis takes up a second job as an Uber taxi driver. The 6ft 5in, 330lb NFL player is a regular user of the taxi app and yesterday told fans that he had sent them a job application, explaining 'it would be a cool way to get some extra cash'. The pro footballer also took to Twitter to explain the decision, stating: 'People ask me why would you want to be an Uber driver if you play in the NFL... You know what's better than NFL money? More money.'
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The 6ft 5in, 330lb NFL player told fans on Twitter of his application to Uber
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He explained: 'You know what's better than NFL money? More money'
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He's yet to play in NFL game but predicted to make $510,000 next season
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He will drive passengers around Florida in his brand new Dodge Charger

Question: @placeholder exchange: A fan expresses his surprise at the NFL player's decision to become an Uber driver

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter


(CNN) Twenty-one days to Election Day, the eve of the final presidential debate, and once again I felt like I was choosing between being a bad mom or a bad reporter. It was a pivotal moment at the end of tumultuous campaign. There were stories to write. We had interviews lined up in Vegas. And yet Lila Grace, now 21 months, was curled up with her head tucked in my shoulder, fingers pinching my skin, as she struggled with that painful barking cough that comes with croup. I began to play that game in my head, trying to rationalize whether it was OK to leave. We had taken her to the doctor; gotten her medicine; her fever had subsided; and I was leaving her in the extremely capable hands of my husband, as well as his mother, who had come to help.
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I was one of those naive people who thought motherhood was just another thing that you could juggle
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But I wasn't ready for the excruciating tension that so many mothers face

Question: But I'm still trying to find that balance between doing my job (well enough) and being present with @placeholder, trying to ignore that endless stream of emails and the pulsating phone.

Answer: Lila Grace


A mansion that traces its history back 1,000 years and even gets a mention in the Domesday Book has gone on sale for £1.5million. Thomas Sheriff Place is part of Henley Park- which has passed through the hands of two English kings and dates back to the 11th century - when it was owned by a Saxon named Azor, who was a personal guard of  Edward the confessor. The grade II listed property boasts a reception hall, five bedrooms including a master suite and a drawing room and is situated near Guildford in Surrey. The site is thought to have originated as a hunting lodge with the mansion and estate at Henley Park developing under a succession of royal and noble owners until it finally passed into private hands around 1630.
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Thomas Sheriff Place at Henley Park dates back to 11th century and was owned by guard of Edward the Confessor
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The lavish Surrey mansion was later owned by Edward II and Edward III before passing into private hands in 1630
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The grade II listed property boasts a reception hall, five bedrooms including a master suite and a drawing room

Question: @placeholder often resided here from 1340 to 1345, making considerable investments in improving the estate - and he is said to have held court here too.

Answer: Edward

Answer: Edward

Answer: Edward II

Answer: Edward III


This is the hilarious moment two strapping defenders discover the man who has been running rings round them is actually a woman. The pair’s jaws drop when pretty Brenda Perez takes off her wig and fake beard as she prepares to take a free-kick after coming on as a substitute and leaving her opponents speechless with her skills. The footage was filmed as part of an experiment for Spanish TV show El Hormiguero to 'destroy some of the myths' around women's football. Justin Bieber appeared on the popular show last week after famously walking out of a radio interview earlier in the day and Hollywood actor Will Smith is a regular guest.
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Professional footballer Brenda Perez, 21, agreed to a seven-hour make-up session to turn herself into 'Dani' Perez
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It was part of an experiment for a Spanish TV show to 'destroy some of the myths' around women's football
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Brenda, who has played for top women's sides including Valencia and Espanyol, described the experience as 'unforgettable'

Question: @placeholder script writer Jordi Molto said: 'Women’s football doesn’t have any presence alongside men’s football which receives all the media attention.'

Answer: El Hormiguero


Salt Lake City (CNN) President Donald Trump has taken an intense interest in whether Utah Republican Orrin Hatch runs for Senate re-election in 2018, sources tell CNN, a fact that has some in Washington thinking the concern is part of an effort to keep former Republican presidential nominee and on-again-off-again Trump critic Mitt Romney from the legislative body. The renewed focus comes as Trump visits Utah for the first time as president. He made the trip as part of a Hatch-requested event at the Utah Capitol, where the President announced significant reductions to Bears Ears National Monument and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The President's decision is a nod to Hatch, who had made the issue a focus.
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The renewed focus comes as Trump visits Utah for the first time as president
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Trump praised GOP Sen. Orrin Hatch during the event

Question: That kind of cooperation is a rarity in the polarized world of Washington these days, which is one more reason @placeholder thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.

Answer: Orrin Hatch

Question: In March of 2016, he slammed @placeholder as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: After @placeholder blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: After Trump blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said @placeholder's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The tension between @placeholder and Romney has filtered down to their aides, too.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


The motorcycle belonging to a veteran who passed away a year ago has been stolen, on the very day his widow and friends were going to take it on a memorial ride. Dale Hatcher's widow Melisa plus family and friends gathered at the Denver bar McCoy's on Saturday, wearing T-shirts with her husband's image on the back. The red 2004 custom Thunder Mountain Blackhawk with the purple bicycle horn was locked in the parking lot. Melisa was going to ride it and spread Dale's ashes through the Colorado mountains. But then a man in a red hooded sweatshirt and white sneakers hopped on the motorcycle and rode off, surveillance video shows. A blue SUV is also believed to be involved.
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Dale Hatcher, a Navy veteran, passed away from heart disease last year
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His widow Melisa and friends gathered at the Denver bar McCoy's on Saturday before a planned ride through the Colorado mountains
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Dale's 2004 custom Thunder Mountain Blackhawk was parked outside
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It was locked but a man in a red sweatshirt managed to ride off with it
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Melisa is offering a $5,000 reward for the bike she calls 'my world'

Question: But the loss of the her husband's most prized possession has been even harder for @placeholder.

Answer: Melisa

Answer: Melisa

Answer: Melisa

Answer: Melisa


She captured hearts across the nation as she realized her dream to play for Mount St. Joseph's women's basketball team in Ohio and raised $1.5million - all while battling inoperable brain cancer. And one of the millions Lauren Hill touched was LeBron James, who posted an emotional farewell letter to the teenager via Twitter on Friday, just hours after she passed away from her rare tumor. In the letter, the basketball star, dubbed King James, praised the 19-year-old for the 'leadership', 'courage' and 'strength' she had shown while suffering from Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). James, 30, who had never actually met Lauren, wrote: 'Dear Lauren Hill, You are the true definition of strength, courage, power, leadership, etc etc! Your time spent on earth will never be forgotten.
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Lauren Hill was diagnosed with an inoperable form of brain cancer aged 18
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Despite illness, she achieved dream to play college basketball in Cincinnati
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Also raised a huge $1.5million for Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma research
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She died in hospital on Friday, aged 19, after defying doctors' expectations
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Now, LeBron James has penned a touching farewell letter to the teenager
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In letter, he praises Lauren for the 'leadership' and 'strength' she showed
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Basketball star tells her: 'You time spent on earth will never be forgotten'

Question: 'It's a dream come true,' @placeholder told reporters at the time.

Answer: Lauren Hill

Answer: Lauren

Answer: Lauren Hill

Answer: Lauren Hill

Answer: Lauren

Question: 'And now that more people know about this story and the awareness of @placeholder.

Answer: Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma

Answer: DIPG

Answer: Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma


Washington (CNN) Two partners at the intelligence firm that produced the dossier of memos alleging Russian efforts to aid Donald Trump's presidential campaign on Wednesday declined to answer questions before the House intelligence committee. Fusion GPS' Peter Fritsch and Thomas Catán invoked their Fifth Amendment rights not to answer questions during their closed-door appearance before the committee, according to their attorney Joshua Levy. After the session, which lasted more than an hour, Levy charged that the committee broke with its past practices by requiring them to physically appear to plead the Fifth. "No American should have to experience the indignity that occurred today," Levy told reporters. "No American should be required to appear before a congressional committee just to invoke his constitutional privileges. But that is what Chairman (Devin) Nunes required of our clients at Fusion GPS today, in a sharp departure from even the past practice of this committee's investigation, where witnesses under the exact same circumstances were excused from appearing."
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Two partners at the intelligence firm declined to answer questions
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They appeared before the House intelligence committee

Question: "It was all the more unwarranted because @placeholder showed a willingness to cooperate with the committee.

Answer: Fusion GPS

Question: The subpoenas issued to the @placeholder partners set a Wednesday deadline for Fritsch and Catan to respond.

Answer: Fusion GPS

Answer: Fusion GPS


After giving birth to her first child Bobby last September, Kimberley Walsh opened up about her struggle to shift the last of her pregnancy weight. But after taking the time to settle into motherhood, the former Girls Aloud star has bounced back, showcasing her svelte new figure in her role as a celebrity weight loss ambassador. To mark her new role with SlimFast, the 33-year-old glows in a glamorous photoshoot, sporting a daring sheer panel bodycon crop top and skirt in one picture and a figure-hugging jumpsuit in another. After putting on three stone during pregnancy, Kimberley, who returns to London's West End in 1960's musical Sweet Charity, admits that she was keen to shift the post-baby weight.
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The 33-year-old is SlimFast's new celebrity weight loss ambassador
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Kimberley Walsh has lost the three stone she put on during pregnancy
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She gave birth to her first child, Bobby, last September

Question: '@placeholder really works for me and after just a few weeks following the plan I'm back to feeling and looking my best again.

Answer: SlimFast

Answer: SlimFast


Garbine Muguruza made a winning start to her WTA Finals campaign in Singapore, battling past Czech Republic's Lucie Safarova 6-3, 7-6 (7-4) in their White Group round-robin match. It was a WTA Finals debut for both players, but Spain's Muguruza emerged victorious in an hour and 56 minutes, and thereby took revenge for her defeat in this year's French Open quarter-finals. Following the match, Muguruza appeared more relieved than jubilant, as she said on BT Sport 1: 'It's a very tough match. At Roland Garros, I think she (Safarova) played an amazing match. I think today, I wanted so much to win. I was fighting and I was really concentrating.'
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Garbine Muguruza beat Lucie Safarova 6-3, 7-6 (7-4) in the White Group
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Both players were making their WTA Finals singles debut
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Angelique Kerber defeated world No 5 Petra Kvitova 6-2, 7-6 (7-3)

Question: Kvitova had won in three sets in her last two meetings with @placeholder and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.

Answer: Angelique Kerber


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- The Organization of American States suspended Honduras late Saturday because the nation's new leaders refused to reinstate ousted President Jose Manuel Zelaya. Ousted Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya appears Tuesday at the U.N. General Assembly. Zelaya was removed by the military on June 28 and flown to Costa Rica. Congressional leader Roberto Micheletti was sworn in as provisional president later that day. The OAS set a Saturday deadline for Honduras to return Zelaya to power or be suspended from the 35-nation hemispheric organization. Honduran officials told OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza on Friday that they would not allow Zelaya to return to power.
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Organization of American States suspend Honduras in wake of coup
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Thousands of supporters at airport for return of ousted president Jose Zelaya
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Organization of American States wants Zelaya restored to power
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Newly installed president says Jose Zelaya will be arrested upon return

Question: "I am simply defending a system," Zelaya told the OAS delegates early Sunday, after the 33-0 vote to suspend @placeholder.

Answer: Honduras

Answer: Honduran

Answer: Honduras

Answer: Honduran

Answer: Honduras


Athens, Greece (CNN) For many refugees, Athens is no longer the doorway to Europe. But they still keep coming -- at an average rate of 1,800 people each day during February. Some come by ferry... After hours slicing though dark seas on vessels shared with tourists, refugees often arrive at Piraeus Port in Athens, carrying bundles of blankets, rolled-up tents and babies in their arms. They dream of making the route through Greece to Macedonia and, eventually, to perceived safe havens like Germany and Sweden. But since Macedonia started restricting refugee access -- only allowing a few dozen Syrians and Iraqis across the border each day -- a backlog has built up in Greece.
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Not all of the 1,800 refugees who arrive in Greece each day make it to the Macedonia border
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In Athens, many live in stadiums, the old airport and the port of Piraeus

Question: There they are butted up against @placeholder's new razor-wire security fence.

Answer: Macedonia

Answer: Macedonia

Answer: Macedonia


Rosie O'Donnell had to be physically restrained from a senior producer at The View, exploded into rages over perceived slights by 'Team Whoopi' and was known as 'The 'Beast' by staff who feared going to work each day, a source has told Daily Mail Online exclusively. A new lawsuit threatens to further expose the toxic atmosphere behind-the-scenes at the daytime talk show as Rosie, 53, now faces slander claims by a former ABC colleague. Jennifer Shephard-Brookman, an Emmy-award winning producer who spent 14 years at The View, claims that Rosie destroyed her professional reputation by repeatedly falsely accusing her of leaking stories to the press and left her in 'intense emotional distress'.
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Senior producer Jennifer Shepard-Brookman was fired from her job in March after 14 years at The View
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She has filed a lawsuit against Rosie for her 'malicious conduct'
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The producer has been left 'a nervous wreck,' a show source tells Daily Mail Online
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Rosie 'pinned Brookman to a chair, getting in her face and berating her'
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Anyone who challenges Rosie, or says no to her and doesn't let her be the empress, becomes a target, the source alleges
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Brookman alleges the star caused her intense emotional distress and destroyed her reputation by falsely accusing her of leaking stories
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Rosie's lawyer says: 'The allegations that have been made by Jennifer Brookman against Rosie O'Donnell are baseless.'

Question: The examples cited include a story from September 2014 where Rosie was said to have a hard time 'playing second fiddle' to @placeholder, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.

Answer: Team Whoopi


(CNN) Whether Ed Gillespie likes it or not, the Republican's fate in the Virginia governor's race is tied to President Donald Trump. In a state that chooses a new governor every four years -- one year after the presidential election -- Trump was always going to be a dominant factor. But with two relatively bland candidates and a hyper-partisan national environment, Gillespie's campaign against Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam has revolved even more than usual around the President. Trump's popularity in Virginia mirrors his low national approval ratings. But Gillespie needs Trump's loyal base to turn out to vote. So he's adopted a strategy of airing ads that don't mention Trump but appeal directly to Trump's voters, warning of the MS-13 gangs and sanctuary cities, of which Virginia has none, and promising to keep up Confederate monuments.
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In Virginia, Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam faces Republican Ed Gillespie
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President Donald Trump has yet to campaign for the GOP governor candidate

Question: In person, though, @placeholder is loathe to even mention the President.

Answer: Ed Gillespie

Answer: Gillespie

Answer: Gillespie

Answer: Ed Gillespie

Question: But Northam has tried to dial back some of his most incendiary rhetoric, which included calling @placeholder a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: But Northam has tried to dial back some of his most incendiary rhetoric, which included calling Trump a "narcissistic maniac" during the @placeholder primary.

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democratic

Question: In his interview with CNN, Northam praised Trump for calling for an end to the spending cuts know as sequestration and pledged to work with @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: The ad features four minority children running from a Gillespie- and @placeholder-supporting man driving a truck with a Confederate flag through their neighborhood.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump