Las Vegas, Nevada (CNN) -- More than 37 million people visit Las Vegas each year for its glitz, glamour and lure of hitting a jackpot. Yet few tourists ever see the dingy world beneath the bright lights: tunnel dwellings that have become home to those down on their luck. Steve Dommer and his girlfriend, Kathryn, live in the depths below the Vegas Strip. They created an elaborate 400-square-foot space, complete with a living room, bedroom, kitchen and workshop to fix bicycles. Everything is elevated off the floor with wooden pallets or milk crates because of potential flooding. Their prized possession is a queen-sized bed, found in a Dumpster near the Palms Casino Resort. "I like to be able to come back and sleep as comfortably as possible," Dommer said, patting his bed.
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Homeless population of Las Vegas turn to storm drains for shelter
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"I just think the history of Vegas PR is to ignore the bad issues," Matthew O'Brien says
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One man nicknamed "Iron" says the best thing is his view of Vegas Strip at night

Question: "After you've done it a few hundred times like I have, you can walk down here without any light at all," said tunnel dweller @placeholder.

Answer: Steve Dommer

Answer: Dommer


Washington (CNN) Senate Republicans unveiled their newest health care bill Thursday as they continue to search for the majority needed to repeal and replace Obamacare. Now, it's up to senators to decide if they like it. FULL TEXT: GOP's revised health care bill The new bill includes major changes to the original. One of the most significant was the inclusion of an amendment by Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, which would allow insurers offering Obamacare plans to also offer cheaper, bare-bones policies. The amendment was included in an effort to earn more conservative support, but could also drive away some moderates who fear the amendment could drive up premiums for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Cruz's so-called Consumer Freedom amendment is contentious among Republicans
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The amendment would allow insurers to sell cheaper plans with fewer benefits

Question: RELATED: Ted Cruz's @placeholder repeal plan would cripple the market say experts

Answer: Obamacare

Answer: Obamacare


Hundreds of piglets are on the loose in Ohio after a trailer carrying them overturned - as firefighters admit they will never find all the runaway animals. The pigs escaped at around 7.30pm last night as a semi carrying 2,200 of the animals from South Carolina to Indiana crashed while going round a bend on U.S. Route 35 near Xenia. Police, firefighters, local parks and recreation officers and farmers will all drafted in to help rescue the tiny piglets, forming a human chain to pass them across the highway. By last night officers said around 1,500 piglets had been taken to nearby fairgrounds where they were being fed and watered, while another 400 were discovered dead inside the trailer.
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Semi truck crashed carrying 2,200 piglets from South Carolina to Indiana
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Police say driver took bend too fast causing trailer to roll and split open
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Around 1,500 animals were caught while another 400 were found dead
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But between 200 and 300 escaped into woods - and might never be found

Question: Once they have been treated, the animals which survived the accident will finish their journey to @placeholder where they will finish being raised before being slaughtered.

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indiana


In the aftermath of a remarkably freakish Manchester United winner at St James' Park on Wednesday night, an unusually animated Louis van Gaal pinched Ryan Giggs hard on the cheek and stared hard in to his eyes as if to say: 'I told you so'. The only problem was that Giggs wasn't buying it. Giggs has been at United for two decades and didn't even crack a smile. He knows that football like this will not take his football club where it needs to go. Not in the long run, anyway. Giggs has seen plenty of late winning goals for United over the years. He has been part of teams that have won when they haven't deserved to, who have somehow grabbed something from games that seemingly had nothing to offer.
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Ashley Young was on hand to fire home with just minutes remaining after Tim Krul's poor pass out
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Manchester United had looked toothless in front of goal until then with Krul denying Marouane Fellaini
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Newcastle also came close through Emmanuel Riviere but he was denied by David de Gea
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Papiss Cisse was involved in an unsavoury incident with Jonny Evans as both men spat at each other

Question: Three points handed to @placeholder on a black and white tray.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United


Tel Aviv (CNN) Sgt. Elor Azaria, the Israeli soldier convicted of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a wounded Palestinian assailant, was sentenced to 18 months in military prison Tuesday. The Palestinian, Abdel Fattah al-Sharif, 21, was one of two men accused of stabbing another Israeli soldier in the West Bank city of Hebron in March. Charges were brought against Azaria after video footage emerged showing him shooting Sharif in the head as he lay on the ground, injured and already subdued. The second Palestinian suspect had already been shot dead. The judge announced Azaria will be demoted to the rank of private, and handed him a 12-month probation on top of his prison sentence.
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Azaria also given 12-month probation and demoted to private
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Israeli soldier convicted of manslaughter last month

Question: @placeholder denied the charges against him, but a three-member panel of military judges was unanimous in finding him guilty of manslaughter and improper conduct.

Answer: Elor Azaria

Answer: Azaria

Answer: Azaria

Answer: Azaria

Question: The head judge, Col. Maya Heller, stated that @placeholder was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.

Answer: Elor Azaria

Answer: Azaria

Answer: Azaria

Answer: Azaria


With the international break in full swing Saturday's foreign papers are devoted to their nations exploits in their Euro 2016 qualifiers. In Italy, their national publications are gearing up for the Azzurri's trip to Azerbaijan in Baku. Victory for Antonio Conte's side will secure their place at next summer's European Championship and the 46-year-old has urged his side to achieve that feat come full-time on Saturday. La Gazzetta dello Sport recognises this with the headline 'Conte: Finish it Off' as the former Juventus manager stresses to his team that if they don't win in Baku then they face the risk of missing out if they slip up in their final qualifier at home to Norway on Tuesday.
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Italy travel to Azerbaijan in a Euro 2016 qualifier on Saturday evening
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Victory for Italy will see them qualify for next summer's tournament
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Antonio Conte's contract as Italy manager expires after Euro 2016
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Spain beat Luxembourg 4-0 in their Group C encounter on Friday night
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Win sees Vicente del Bosque's side qualify for France next year

Question: Despite the win though, @placeholder centre back Gerard Pique received a mixed reception from the home supporters in Logrono.

Answer: Spain


Amazon, eBay and Etsy on Tuesday joined Walmart and Sears in their decision to stop selling Confederate flags and similarly themed merchandise amid national outrage sparked by the mass murders in South Carolina. Ebay spokesperson Johnna Hoff called the controversial flag a 'contemporary symbol of divisiveness and racism.' 'This decision is consistent with our long-standing policy that prohibits items that promote or glorify hatred, violence and racial intolerance,' said Hoff. Rival Amazon.com will pull Confederate flag items from its Web store, a person with knowledge of the matter said. The e-commerce companies are the latest to prohibit the sale of Confederate merchandise following Walmart Stores and Sears Holdings Corp. The shooting deaths of nine black church members last week at the hands of an alleged white supremacist has reignited a national debate on what the flag symbolizes.
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EBay spokesperson called controversial flag a 'contemporary symbol of divisiveness and racism'
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Third-party sellers on Amazon currently offer nearly 28,950 Confederate flag items on the site
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Walmart made the announcement after Walmart, Amazon and eBay were asked whether they would be getting rid of Confederate flag merchandise
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Walmart doesn't 'want to offend anyone with the products that we offer'
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Announcement came on the same day that South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley called for the removal of the flag from the state Capitol in Columbia
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Church shooting suspect Dylann Roof was pictured with Confederate flag

Question: @placeholder, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.

Answer: Ebay


Washington (CNN) South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to be UN ambassador, questioned Wednesday at her Senate confirmation hearing whether the US's funding of the world body is worth it. And she diverged sharply from many of the foreign policy views Trump has expressed, telling senators that she expected the President-elect's views to evolve under the counsel of his national security team. Haley rapped the UN for its treatment of Israel and indicated that she thinks the US should reconsider its contribution of 22% of the annual budget. "Are we getting what we pay for?" she asked.
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Trump tapped South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley for UN ambassador
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Haley has little foreign policy experience, apart from state trade missions

Question: One of the persistent weaknesses across the @placeholder system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.

Answer: UN

Answer: US

Answer: UN

Answer: US

Answer: UN

Question: And she made clear that she has differences with @placeholder on the UN as well.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Dramatic 911 calls have been released of fisherman telling police about a deadly car crash that resulted in a toddler being pulled alive from the wreckage Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck died when she lost control of the car she was driving in Spanish Forks, Utah,  crashing into a river on Saturday. The 25-year-old was travelling in the car with her 18-month-old daughter Lily, who was miraculously pulled alive from the submerged vehicle despite being inside for 14 hours. Scroll down for video Lone survivor: 25-year-old Lynn Jennifer Groesbeck (left) and her 18-month-old daughter, Lily (right), were found inside a crashed car in Utah's Spanish Fork river on Saturday. Groesbeck pictured above in a photo posted to Facebook
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Lynn Groesbeck veered off roadway in her car and into Spanish Fork River
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Fisherman found the car the next day, partially submerged in the water
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911 calls have revealed the moment the man called police about discovery
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Groesbeck was then found dead in driver's seat of the red Dodge sedan
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But her toddler daughter was alive in the back seat, above the frigid waters
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Police officers said they heard an unknown woman's voice asking softly for help as they approached the overturned car

Question: Rescue mission: When @placeholder was retreived from the car, police officers handed the cold girl to one another until she reached the shore and emergency workers could rush her to the hospital

Answer: Lily

Answer: Lily


Sebring, Florida (CNN) In Highlands County, Florida, where the power went out for almost everyone, the days after Hurricane Irma are full of anguish. "It's just hot. I mean it's been miserable for everyone," resident Adam Keene said. For the fourth straight day, people in this south-central Florida county faced sweltering heat without power. "It's been hell. Especially with my kids," Barbara Campbell said. "One of my daughters, she's like 2 years old. She has heat rash all over her body." Motorists waited for up to three hours at one gas station, while people stood in line for hours hoping to buy a generator at a Lowe's store in Sebring, CNN affiliate WFTS reported.
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People line up for generators, gas in hard-hit Florida county
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Donald Trump meets storm victims on visit to see damage, recovery efforts

Question: Hurricane Irma's furious march through @placeholder not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida


Aussie the dog had always been very protective of his owners Kai, seven, and Sophie, 10. But now their beloved pet is being remembered as a hero after he saved the two children from being electrocuted to death in a puddle in the aftermath of the New South Wales storms. Their family home at Caves Beach, near Lake Macqurie, had lost power so on Wednesday the children's mother Natalie Crane-Hayes decided take Kai, Sophie and Aussie for a walk in a nearby park. Scroll down for video Aussie the dog (centre) saved his owners Kai (left) and Sophie (right) from being electrocuted in a puddle
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Aussie the dog saved the lives of his owners Kai, seven, and Sophie, 10
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He stepped into a puddle that was live with electrical current in the aftermath of the wild NSW storms at Caves Beach, near Lake Macquarie
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The cattle dog puppy is being remembered as a hero by the family

Question: Five-month-old @placeholder was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.

Answer: Aussie

Answer: Aussie

Answer: Aussie

Answer: Aussie

Question: Kai and @placeholder shared a special bond and he is buried under a tree outside Kai's bedroom window

Answer: Aussie

Answer: Aussie

Answer: Aussie

Answer: Aussie

Question: 'Kai wanted to be with @placeholder and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.

Answer: Aussie

Answer: Aussie

Answer: Aussie

Answer: Aussie


A schoolgirl whose boyfriend plotted an Anzac Day terror attack in Australia has been handed a 12-month intensive referral order. The 16-year-old from Manchester, who cannot be named for legal reasons, used school computers to look up Isis killer Jihadi John and a chemical recipe. She intended to hack into the White House and became obsessed with suicide bombings after becoming radicalised online, it was said. The girl was arrested by anti-terror police in April and pleaded guilty to two offences of downloading terrorist information at an earlier hearing. She was sentenced  at Manchester Youth Court earlier today. She was detained along with  Britain’s youngest convicted terrorist, who was also her 14-year-old boyfriend.
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16-year-old girl detained by anti-terror police in April  with boyfriend, 15
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Wrote explosive recipe in art pad and downloaded images of a dead child
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Possessed photos of radical quotes including 'Only Jihad No Democracy'
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Pleaded guilty to possessing documents that may be of use to terrorism
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Her boyfriend was sentenced to life earlier this month for terror offences

Question: Wearing a green headscarf, the girl sat in front of the bench at the @placeholder, flanked by her mother and an aunt.

Answer: Manchester Youth Court


A five-year-old girl has made a tearful speech about why she does not want to eat animals in a video posted on Facebook. Indie-Rose, from Dublin, Ireland, becomes extremely emotional when she learns some home truths as the family prepare a turkey dinner. 'I really don't want to eat animals – they're so nice. Why do people chop them up? I don't want them to be chopped up,' she sobs after her mother's partner explains where meat comes from. Asked why she doesn't want to eat meat, little Indie-Rose said: 'Animal people are nice' and that 'farmers shouldn't chop people up. I don't want to eat a horsey'.
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Indie-Rose, from Dublin, cried in a video that was posted on Facebook
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Child's heartfelt plea was triggered by her family's decision to eat turkey
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Mother's partner filmed the outburst as she refers to animals as 'people'

Question: Nicola's partner is heard explaining that Indie-@placeholder did not have to eat meat if she felt so strongly about it.

Answer: Rose

Answer: Rose

Answer: Rose

Question: Three months on and Indie-@placeholder's stance on meat has held fast, her mother said.

Answer: Rose

Answer: Rose

Answer: Rose


Steve McClaren is fighting for his future at Newcastle but on Sunday he comes up against the man who cost him his job at Wolfsburg. The former England boss was fired by the Bundesliga club in the wake of a 3-0 home defeat by Jurgen Klopp's Borussia Dortmund in 2011. And the arrival on Tyneside of Klopp's in-form Liverpool is perhaps the last thing under-fire McClaren needs right now. Sportsmail revealed this week that his reign has been thrown into chaos with members of his own backroom team now at loggerheads. Psychology guru Steve Black and head fitness coach Alessandro Schoenmaker have clashed over training methods and McClaren is in danger of losing control.
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Steve McClaren will come up against Jurgen Klopp on Sunday
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The Newcastle manager is fighting for his job with his team in danger
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McClaren lost his job at Wolfsburg  after a defeat by Klopp's Dortmund
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Liverpool come into the game off the back of a 6-1 win at Southampton

Question: 'It's a different situation to the one I came into here,' said McClaren, indicating that @placeholder has inherited a very good team.

Answer: Jurgen Klopp

Answer: Klopp

Answer: Jurgen Klopp

Answer: Klopp


Alex Rodriguez has got the ball from his 3,000th career hit back from the baseball fanatic that caught it after giving him two autographed bats, a jersey and securing a $150,000 donation to his favorite charity. The New York Yankees player, 39, got given the historic item at a news conference Friday by Zack Hample, who has caught more than 8,000 major league balls and written several books on the subject. The handover came as A-Rod agreed to drop a $6million claim against his team over marketing rights in exchange for a jumbo $3.5million payout to charity - and the return of the precious keepsake.
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Hample handed ball over to Alex Rodriguez, 39, at Friday news conference
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Was given a jersey saying 'nice catch' and two signed bats in exchange
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Had previously said he wouldn't hand it over - unless A-Rod paid up
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But Rodriguez secured a $150,000 donation to Hample's favorite charity
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Deal done as A-Rod announced end of financial dispute with Yankees

Question: Speaking at the conference, @placeholder said: 'This has been quite a year.

Answer: Alex Rodriguez

Answer: Rod

Answer: Alex Rodriguez

Answer: Rod

Answer: Rodriguez

Answer: Rod


Philadelphia (CNN) Democrats on Tuesday made Hillary Clinton the first woman to head a major party ticket -- and during an emotional night, her family and supporters asked voters to give her a second look. At the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, just three miles from Independence Hall where the nation was born, a sense of history is palpable -- as is Clinton's willingness to finally enjoy it. "What an incredible honor that you have given me, and I can't believe we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet," Clinton said via satellite after a video montage showed the faces of all 44 male presidents before shattering like glass to reveal Clinton waiting to address the convention from New York.
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Hillary Clinton is the first female presidential nominee for a major political party
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The former first lady, senator and secretary of state triumphed in a roll call vote at the Democratic convention

Question: Clinton was hailed as a heroine of 9/11 by first responders and survivors during her time as a @placeholder senator.

Answer: New York


Las Vegas (CNN) -- Declaring victory in Nevada's Republican presidential caucuses on Saturday, Mitt Romney again turned away from his GOP rivals and toward President Barack Obama. CNN projects that Romney will win the Nevada Republican presidential caucuses, based on results and entrance polling. With 71% of the votes counted, Romney held about 48% of the vote, while former House Speaker Newt Gingrich had 23% and Rep. Ron Paul had 18%. Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who had largely bypassed the state, had 11% of the vote. Those numbers were gathered from vote counters at caucus sites across the state and the state's Republican Party.
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In victory speech, Romney again focuses on Obama rather than rivals
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Gingrich says he's in race for the duration and predicts he'll be competitive
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Rep. Ron Paul and former Sen. Rick Santorum looking ahead to other contests

Question: The only allusion to @placeholder opponents Romney made was when he told supporters that he was the only one who could fix the economy, "unlike other people running for president."

Answer: Republican

Answer: GOP

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republican Party

Question: Polls leading up to the vote had shown Gingrich trailing far behind @placeholder.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Question: The Silver State could almost be considered home-field advantage for @placeholder.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Question: Gingrich started up operations in Nevada much later than @placeholder and has been playing catch-up since.

Answer: Mitt Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney

Answer: Romney


Jose Mourinho may have to be referred to as the 'Emotional One' rather than the 'Special One' after revealing he shed a tear when Andy Murray won Wimbledon in 2013. The Chelsea boss appears to be a big fan of the British tennis star, with the Portuguese tactician recently watching Murray in action against Gilles Muller before posing for a picture with the world No 3. Mourinho returned to Queen's Club on Saturday to see Murray take on Viktor Troicki in the semi-finals of the pre-Wimbledon competition. Murray and Mourinho's bromance appears to be stronger than first meets the eye with the Blues manager telling The Telegraph: 'I have to say I had a couple of tears for Andy when he won Wimbledon.
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Jose Mourinho and Andy Murray's bromance is growing stronger
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The Chelsea boss has been watching Murray in action at Queen's Club
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Mourinho was moved to tears when Murray beat Novak Djokovic in final
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Wimbledon 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest news and build-up

Question: 'He has broken the psychological wall that was there for every @placeholder person that loves the game.

Answer: British


The engineer who was involved in Sunday's New York train derailment apparently "was nodding off and caught himself too late" before the accident that killed four people and injured 67 others, a union representative who has been meeting with the man told CNN on Tuesday. Anthony Bottalico, the union representative, said engineer William Rockefeller Jr. recognizes his responsibility in the incident. "I think most people are leaning towards human error," Bottalico said. Rockefeller's lawyer, Jeffrey Chartier, characterized what happened as "highway hypnosis." He said his client had had a full night's sleep before the crash, and that Rockefeller had no disciplinary record.
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NTSB kicks rail union out of investigation for violating confidentiality rules
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A lawyer for the engineer describes what happened as "highway hypnosis"
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"I think most people are leaning towards human error," union representative says
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The crash on New York's Hudson line killed four and injured 67 people

Question: Fatigue is a factor being investigated, according to a separate @placeholder law enforcement source.

Answer: New York

Answer: New York


Smiling shyly for the camera, her arm gently cradling her little brother, this is the tragic sister about whom Senator Ted Cruz has never publicly spoken until now. Since announcing his candidacy in March, Sen Cruz has made much of his family's triumphs over adversities. His Cuban father's struggle against and escape from Castro; his 'pioneering' mother who came from a strict Irish Italian Catholic family but went onto 'break glass ceilings all over the place' as a computer programmer; and his own childhood as the son of a turbulent marriage scarred by alcohol abuse and bankruptcy. But there is one story of adversity that remained untold. It is the story of the senator's half-sister, Miriam, pictured here for the first time, neatly turned out in her purple dress photographed alongside her sister Roxana, right, and brother Ted, center.
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Republican conservative Ted Cruz has written about how his sister Miriam died of a drug overdose after a life of crime
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Cruz, who is running for the White House and has published a new memoir which discusses her death in 2012 aged 49
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Daily Mail Online has pieced together full story of how she divorced her felon husband, then suffered a car crash and became addicted to painkillers
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She turned to shoplifting and had a lengthy criminal file when she died in Darby, PA, from an accidental overdose
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Cruz reveals that he paid for military school for her son despite being deep in debt himself and praises young man for making life for himself

Question: Growing up Roxana, Miriam and Sen Cruz were 'very close' to each other despite a twelve-year age gap between @placeholder and Ted.

Answer: Miriam

Answer: Miriam

Question: The total goods taken amounted to just $123.91 but, with an already significant criminal record, @placeholder was sentenced to between two and 23 months in jail.

Answer: Miriam

Answer: Miriam

Question: The charges were ultimately dismissed as, while she was awaiting trial, @placeholder's downward spiral reached its tragic conclusion.

Answer: Miriam

Answer: Miriam


(CNN) Feyisa Lilesa of Ethiopia may have turned himself into a political exile because of the way he won a silver medal in the Olympics marathon on Sunday. He strode across the finish line with his arms crossed over his head in a sign of solidarity for the Oromo people, his native group and the largest ethnic group in Ethiopia. He repeated the sign at a press conference. In an interview after the race, Lilesa said he wanted to draw attention to the government's ongoing persecution of the Oromos. By speaking out, he said, he put himself into such danger that he can't go home.
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Feyisa Lilesa says the Ethiopian government persecutes the Oromo people
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He fears being killed or imprisoned if he returns to Ethiopia

Question: But they have been marginalized for decades, with tensions rising recently as the government promoted development that took over over @placeholder farmland.

Answer: Oromo

Answer: Oromos

Answer: Oromo


(CNN)  -- Japan striker Shinji Kagawa will miss the rest of the Bundesliga season after having surgery in the foot injury he picked up in their Asian Cup semifinal victory over South Korea. In a blow for his club Borussia Dortmund and country, Kagawa has a broken metatarsal, having been substituted in the 87th minute in Tuesday's match which Japan won on penalties. "It hasn't really sunk in yet, it'll take me some time," Kagawa told AFP. "Now I need to try and get back to playing as quickly as I can." "I have already had an injury in the same place in 2009 and that was sorted out in a month, but I haven't felt as bad as now."
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Shinji Kagawa to miss rest of Bundesliga season with a foot injury
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Kagawa picked up injury in Japan's Asian Cup semifinal win over South Korea
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His Borussia Dortmund team lead the German standings by 11 points

Question: "We now have the time to find an absolutely perfect solution for @placeholder," he told the club's official website.

Answer: Shinji Kagawa

Answer: Kagawa

Answer: Kagawa

Answer: Shinji Kagawa

Answer: Kagawa


The "Three Amigos" -- or, as they're more formally known, the leaders of the United States, Canada and Mexico -- announced an agreement Wednesday to work on a plan to streamline trade and travel, including border controls among the countries. U.S. President Barack Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto agreed to streamline border controls to facilitate the movement of people through the establishment of a trusted traveler program. They also spent a great deal of time during the North American Leaders' Summit discussing efforts to broker a new trade agreement with Pacific nations, they said in a joint news conference after the summit in Toluca, Mexico.
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Three nations will streamline border controls
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The three leaders are called the "Three Amigos"
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The Keystone XL pipeline is a major issue

Question: "I think what President @placeholder will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.

Answer: Barack Obama


(CNN) In the most direct public warning to Moscow and Damascus to date, the new US commander of American troops in Iraq and Syria is vowing to defend US special operations forces in northern Syria if regime warplanes and artillery again attack in areas where troops are located. "We've informed the Russians where we're at ... (they) tell us they've informed the Syrians, and I'd just say that we will defend ourselves if we feel threatened," Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend told CNN in a telephone interview Saturday from his Baghdad headquarters. Townsend is the first senior military commander to speak on the record about the US possibly challenging the Syrian Air Force in the wake of an incident just days ago.
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Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend talks to CNN from his HQ in Baghdad
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The commander of US forces in Iraq and Syria predicted the defeat of ISIS by next year

Question: Baghdadi and other @placeholder leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.

Answer: ISIS

Question: The US has long believed senior leaders are in and around the city of Raqqa in Syria, the @placeholder-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) -- Stretching some 7,000 kilometers along the West African coastline, a submarine fiber-optic cable emerges off the coast of Nigeria to help bridge the digital divide in the continent. Dubbed Main One Cable, the system links West Africa with Europe, bringing ultra-fast broadband in the region. It runs from Seixal in Portugal through Accra in Ghana to Lagos in Nigeria and branches out in Morocco, Canary Islands, Senegal, and Ivory Coast. The cable, which has a capacity of 1.92 terabits a second, first went live in July 2010, becoming the first subsea cable to bring open-access, broadband capacity in West Africa, according to Funke Opeke, chief executive of Nigeria's Main One Cable Company.
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Funke Opeke is the chief executive of Nigeria's Main One Cable Company
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She says her firm laid the first sub-sea cable linking West Africa and Europe to bring broadband to the region
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The fiber-optic cable runs from Seixal in Portugal to Accra in Ghana and Lagos in Nigeria
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Opeke says the lack of a backbone, open-access infrastructure is keeping prices high for consumers

Question: But despite the big decrease in wholesale cost, Opeke notes that consumers have still not seen a difference in the price they pay -- she says that all of @placeholder's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Nigeria


London (CNN) Ten days after an inferno swept through Grenfell Tower in west London, claiming the lives of at least 79 people and leaving the apartment block a blackened shell, its shadow hangs over Britain. Worst affected are those who lost loved ones, homes and possessions in the June 14 blaze. Traumatized survivors now wait in temporary housing to find out where they can rebuild their shattered lives. But thousands more are living with fear and uncertainty amid concern that other high-rise buildings may be at risk of a deadly fire. Haunted by the specter of the tower in flames, authorities and businesses up and down the country have been checking the cladding on their tall buildings amid speculation that the insulation and cladding fitted to the Grenfell Tower's exterior fueled the fire's rapid spread.
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UK government says 34 residential towers have failed fire safety checks
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A resident evacuated from a Camden tower block describes chaos

Question: "The @placeholder victims, my heart goes out to them, I still think about them," Meah said.

Answer: Grenfell Tower

Answer: Grenfell Tower


(CNN) Japan announced Friday that it will impose unilateral sanctions on eight foreign firms and individuals as punishment for their alleged dealings with North Korea. The sanctions are among the latest international efforts to isolate the country and follow sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council earlier this month. North Korea drew a swift rebuke from the international community after successfully testing two intercontinental missiles in July, which experts say may eventually be able to deliver a nuclear warhead to the US mainland. Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Friday, "it is extremely important to keep pressuring North Korea in coordination with US, South Korea and other countries."
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Japan has now sanctioned 72 organizations and 81 individuals for dealings with North Korea
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The US handed it's own "secondary sanctions" to a host of entities on Wednesday

Question: But South Korea's intelligence service said last month it does not believe @placeholder has perfected a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


A listed Victorian rectory is in danger of collapse after its millionaire cocaine addict owner allowed it to become overgrown and delapidated. The home in Columb Major, Cornwall is considered one of the most important buildings from the Gothic Revival movement, but it is now uninhabitated and has fallen into a state of extreme disrepair. Its owner, a property dealer who was jailed for drugs possession, has refused to renovate it - but the local council has not exercised its legal powers to force him to take action. Overgrown: The Old Rectory in Columb Major, Cornwall is almost inaccessible because it is so neglected
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Old Rectory in Columb Major, Cornwall was built in 1851 by William White
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It is considered one of the finest Gothic Revival masterpieces in Britain
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But after being bought by property tycoon James Brown it is completely overgrown with holes in the roof and piles of old furniture
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Council refused to take action against Brown while he was in jail for cocaine possession

Question: Officials insisted that they could not take action while @placeholder was in prison, because it would breach his human rights.

Answer: James Brown

Answer: Brown


Cecil the lion’s GPS collar was ‘moved around’ after his death in an elaborate attempt to cover-up the killing, it was claimed last night. Researcher Brent Stapelkamp, who tracked the Zimbabwean lion as part of an Oxford University study, told America’s ABC network: ‘Someone was trying to fool with the crime scene. An animal doesn’t move like that. Someone moved it [the collar]. We get the impression someone was trying to fool us.’ Dentist Walter Palmer – who is said to have joined guides in luring the 13-year-old lion away from Hwange National Park before killing him – remains in hiding more than a month after the incident. He was forced to shut down his Minnesota dental practice and adamantly denies knowing he had shot a protected animal.
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13-year-old Cecil was killed by dentist Walter Palmer in Zimbabwe
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Some believe Palmer tried to lure him away from Hwange National Park
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Brent Stapelkamp tracked Cecil as part of an Oxford University study
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He now claims that someone was 'trying to fool with the crime scene'

Question: ‘Someone moved the collar and then destroyed it.’ @placeholder is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.

Answer: Zimbabwean

Answer: Zimbabwe


Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo believes team-mate Angel di Maria is one of the best players in the world and has backed his compatriot to prove it at Old Trafford. The £60million British record transfer signing endured a disappointing maiden campaign in Louis van Gaal's first season in charge, leading to speculation he could move on this summer. Rojo, however, is confident Di Maria will rediscover his best form and silence the critics. 'For me, the player with the most talent at Manchester United is Angel,' the Argentina international told the Copa America official website. 'There are great players at the club but Angel, for me, is one of the best in the team and in the world.
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Angel di Maria arrived at Manchester United for £60million last season
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But the Argentina international struggled in debut campaign at Old Trafford
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However, team-mate Marcos Rojo has backed Di Maria to be a success
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Rojo insists his compatriot will rediscover best form and silence the critics

Question: 'We were informed that the change in venue was made in order to better meet @placeholder's travel and logistical requirements.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


(CNN) Earlier this week, Russia's Vladimir Putin reportedly told Egypt's President Abdul Fattah Sisi  that he would be willing to host direct talks between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Moscow. Putin did speak to Netanyahu by phone Tuesday, and according to press reports, they did discuss the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. Having pushed Russia into the middle of Syria's civil war with great effect last September, is Vladimir Putin now making a serious bid to become a Middle East peacemaker too? If he's serious -- and this is far from certain -- Washington should let him try.
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Aaron David Miller says the Russian leader would only court failure
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Abbas and Netanyahu unhappy with American peace efforts, Miller says

Question: If @placeholder wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Question: Most likely, Putin's offer is pot stirring, an effort to create drama and news by demonstrating that @placeholder might be a peace mediator too.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


(CNN) -- Issam Al-Chalabi worked as Iraqi oil minister from March of 1987 to October 1990. He left Iraq shortly after the invasion by Saddam Hussein of Kuwait in August 1990 and retired from government service in 1991. Since then he has been working as a consultant in Amman, Jordan. John Defterios caught up with Mr Chalabi at the Oil and Money Conference in London this week to ask him about what's driving surging oil prices, the future of the Iraq Oil Industry, and tensions in the region. Issam Al-Chalabi: None of us had expected that £93 would be reached so quickly. There had been some speculation that maybe $100 is achievable but I think it has happened too fast within the past few weeks.
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Issam Chalabi was Iraqi Oil Minister between 1987 and 1990
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Future demand for oil, he says, will be spurred by growth in India and China
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Tension between Turkey and Kurds will not have impact on oil prices, he adds
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But if U.S. takes military action against Iran, oil prices could surge

Question: @placeholder will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.

Answer: China


A Chinese city has built their own version of Venice, completed with a canal, European-style buildings, cloned Renaissance paintings and gondolas. The cloned city, spread across 112 square foot of land, is set to be the new tourist landmark in Dalian, northeast China, reported People's Daily Online. It was officially opened in May 2015, and the annual seasonal gondola service was launched on October 17 in a grand ceremony. According to the Liaoning Channel of North Eastern News, the cloned city was designed by a French architectural team who used the real city of Venice as a blueprint. The five billion Yuan (£507 million) project began construction in 2011 and was opened to the public May this year.
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112-square-foot knock-off town officially opened to the public in May
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Seasonal gondola service was launched on Saturday in grand ceremony
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A 2.5-mile-long canal is surrounded by 200 European-style buildings
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£507 million project is set to be a new tourist landmark of Dalian, China

Question: Many other cloned cities have also appeared in @placeholder in the past.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China


Seriously endowed, dirndl-straining blonde waitresses at risk of a major wardrobe malfunction ferry armloads of steins from table to table in a sloshy blur. Manly, thigh-slapping hunks in clingy lederhosen, pound down torrents of weizen beer. Teutonic endorphins are on parade. This could only be summer in Bavaria. Look at any beer ad or wander into any beer garden and you'll realize that Bavarians absolutely revel in the traditional cliches about beer and go to great lengths to live up to them. Then there's Sister Doris. A quiet sensation hidden behind monastery walls, she's been turning water into beer at Mallersdorf, a 12th-century abbey in the Bavarian highlands, for more than 40 years.
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Franciscan nun Sister Doris is one of only a handful of women working in Bavaria's beer industry
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Sister Doris is excused from morning prayers so she can get an early start on her daily brewing routines
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She's reckoned to be the last in a long line of nuns engaged in traditional beer making in Europe

Question: In what must be the most unusual career move ever made by a nun, when Sister Doris took the veil she became a brewmaster instead, succeeding the elderly @placeholder sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.

Answer: Franciscan

Question: It's available only in the nooks and crannies of eastern @placeholder.

Answer: Bavaria

Answer: Bavarian

Answer: Bavaria

Question: The concept of "marketing" would likely fall under its own weight if anybody ever tried to interest the @placeholder sisters of Mallersdorf in it.

Answer: Franciscan


(CNN) In most of the Muslim world today, the faithful are celebrating Eid al-Adha, the second of two major holidays in Islam. The day begins with morning prayers. The celebrations continue with visits to friends and family, exchange of gifts and feasts. Those who can afford it also slaughter an animal, like a cow or sheep, and share the meat with the less fortunate. Here are five things to know about the holiday: 1. Pronounced EED al-UHD-huh, the holiday is also known as the Feast of Sacrifice. It is one of two Eid holidays observed by Muslims. The other is Eid al-Fitr, which follows the conclusion of Ramadan, the month of fasting.
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Eid al-Adha commemorates when God appeared to Abraham
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It is also known as the Feast of Sacrifice or Greater Eid

Question: As @placeholder was about to sacrifice his son, God stopped him and gave him a sheep to kill in place of his son.

Answer: Abraham


Flanked by Johnny Russell and Will Hughes, Eric Steele jigged over to the travelling Derby supporters - the popular goalkeeping coach was in the mood to celebrate. After a first win in eight, they are back in this consuming promotion race and that six-week wobble is no longer. Steele lapped up the adulation, entertaining 4,000 behind one goal of the DW Stadium at which the Rams wrapped up three crucial points. This felt very important indeed, the outpouring of each olé obvious. Derby's players celebrate after Chris Martin's goal gave them the lead in the second half Steve McClaren was all smiles as he took his place in the stands before the game
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Derby had failed to win any of their previous seven games
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Goals from Chris Martin and Darren Bent lift them up to fifth
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Wigan now eight points from safety with just five games left

Question: ‘I didn’t think @placeholder would make the impact that he did,’ McClaren admitted after Martin’s first appearance in almost two months.

Answer: Chris Martin

Answer: Chris Martin


Less than two months after sharing her inspiring story, Madeline Stuart has landed her first modelling contract for diversity-positive brand Manifesta. The 18-year-old Brisbane teenager, who has Down Syndrome, first made headlines around the world when she launched a campaign to become a model and change the stigma around disability. Now 'Maddy', who has had offers from more than seven other brands, is fronting a campaign for the US-based activewear brand who are passionate about supporting her quest to change the face of beauty. 'If you’re like us, you’ve heard the name Madeline Stuart quite a bit over the past few months. And if you’re like us, you’re incredibly excited about how she’s changing the face of modeling,' the brand's website says.
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18-year-old Madeline Stuart, from Brisbane, has Down syndrome
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Last year she decided to focus on her health and fitness and lost 20 kilos
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Maddy has landed her first modelling contract for US brand Manifesta
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Manifesta is a body-positive brand which designs clothing for curvy women and uses flowers rather than numbers to indicate sizing
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Maddy and her mum have a mission to change the way people see beauty

Question: 'With all that @placeholder is doing, we’re so excited to have her represent Manifesta,' says the brand's website.

Answer: Madeline Stuart


Conor McGregor will have the opportunity to taste success 24 hours before his fight with Jose Aldo after his team-mate Artem Lobov reached The Ultimate Fighter finale. Lobov, who was born in Russia but is based in Dublin, knocked out Julian Erosa in the first round of their semi-final. He was set to face Manchester's Saul Rogers after his victory over Marcin Wrzosek but the Brit was removed from the final due to a problem with his visa. As a result, Lobov will now fight American Ryan Hall who had been eliminated in the quarter-finals. The winner will earn a six-figure UFC contract and a Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
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Artem Lobov and Ryan Hall paired together in The Ultimate Fighter final
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Winner earns a six-figure UFC contract and a Harley-Davidson motorcycle
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Both Lobov and Hall were handed second chances after losing out before
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The pair had been training together in Ireland in advance of the fight

Question: 'Just a week before I got the call, I was in @placeholder training with Artem and helping him prepare.

Answer: Ireland


(CNN) -- Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla is urging citizens to exercise restraint as her government seeks a diplomatic course to resolve a boundary dispute with neighboring Nicaragua. The neighboring Central American countries are in a dispute over a parcel of land on the Atlantic coast, along the San Juan River, known as Calero Island. Costa Rica claims that Nicaraguan troops are camped out on the Costa Rican side of the border and it has asked the Organization of American States to intercede. "Dear Costa Ricans: never before have we had to be united when the aggression and provocation test us," Chinchilla said in a televised address Wednesday night. "Let us be calm and firm, amid the outrage that these events provoke within us."
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NEW: President: Our strength is the strength of reason, not arms
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Costa Rica says Nicaraguan troops are in its territory
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It called for an emergency meeting of the Organization of American States
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Costa Rica presented evidence of the incursion

Question: @placeholder abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.

Answer: Costa Rican

Answer: Costa Rica

Answer: Costa Rican

Answer: Costa Ricans

Answer: Costa Rica

Answer: Costa Rica

Question: Nor is the dredging, in @placeholder territory, affecting Costa Rican land.

Answer: Nicaragua

Answer: Nicaraguan

Answer: Nicaraguan

Question: Nor is the dredging, in Nicaraguan territory, affecting @placeholder land.

Answer: Costa Rican

Answer: Costa Rica

Answer: Costa Rican

Answer: Costa Ricans

Answer: Costa Rica

Answer: Costa Rica


A bitter argument has broken out over a city financier's plans to build a vast basement extension under the £11million home where Nobel Prize-winning writer John Galsworthy lived. Caspar Berendsen, a private equity partner in city firm Cinven, wants to build a children's play room, TV room and sitting room underneath the home, as well as adding extra bedrooms. But neighbours, who are already enduring building works at two nearby properties, have branded the new plans 'inhumane', with one long-time resident saying he will move if the work is approved. Vast: Plans submitted by city financier Caspar Berendsen show he wants to add a children's room, TV room, reception room and addition bedrooms to the already sprawling nine-bed, £11million home
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Nobel Prize-winner John Galsworthy lived at home from 1918 to 1933
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Wrote most of his epic series the Forsyte Saga at Hampsted property
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Home also featured prominently in three works by John Constable
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Now City boss Caspar Berendsen wants to add vast basement extension
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Plans involve demolishing extension that was added by Galsworthy

Question: @placeholder wrote the Forsyte Saga, a series of five novels and collection of short stories, between 1906 and 1930.

Answer: John Galsworthy

Answer: John Galsworthy

Answer: Galsworthy


Inflation is expected to have returned to the UK last month with official figures due tomorrow thought likely to show the end of a brief period of falling prices. The Consumer Price Index measure of inflation fell to minus 0.1 per cent in April, the first time it has turned negative in more than 50 years. But figures for May to be published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Tuesday are expected to show that it turned positive again, with some experts estimating it will rise to 0.1 per cent. It would mean CPI is still close to record lows but would be the first time that it has turned higher since October last year.
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CPI expected to creep into positive territory on Tuesday
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Bank of England  said it expects CPI to pick up 'notably' this year

Question: Yet a return to positive @placeholder will be welcomed as it will allay fears the economy could sink into a damaging spiral of falling prices - delaying spending and investment and making the real cost of fixed-repayment debts such as mortgages more expensive.

Answer: Consumer Price Index

Answer: CPI

Answer: CPI

Answer: CPI


(CNN) -- A Russian fighter jet buzzed dangerously close to a U.S. military plane in April, a U.S. official said Tuesday, describing the fly-by as "straight out of a movie." The Russian jet flew within 100 feet of the nose of a U.S. Air Force reconnaissance plane over the Sea of Okhotsk between Russia and Japan, a Defense Department official said. The fly-by "put the lives of the U.S. crew in jeopardy," the U.S. official said, calling it "one of the most dangerous close passes in decades." The incident occurred on April 23, the Defense Department official said, when a U.S. Air Force RC-135U aircraft flying on a routine mission over the Sea of Okhotsk was intercepted by a Russian Su-27 Flanker aircraft.
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Officials: A Russian fighter jet flew within 100 feet of a U.S. military plane
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The fly-by "put the lives of the U.S. crew in jeopardy," one official said
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Military leaders from both countries discussed the incident

Question: The United States did not originally discuss or reveal the incident publicly because it chose to deal with it privately with @placeholder officials, the military official said.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


(CNN) -- A moon circling Jupiter has sent up a small flare. It may be telling astronomers that life could be supported there, and it may offer a way of finding out. The scientists have recognized a puff of water vapor sprouting 125 miles high above Europa in a special image captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA said Thursday. "We pushed Hubble to its limits to see this very faint emission," said Joachim Saur, the telescope's lead investigator on the project. They're not quite sure yet, but Saur, a professor at the University of Cologne in Germany, believes that a geyser on Europa's south pole blustered the vapor up from a water source under the moon's surface.
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Scientists strongly believe there is an ocean hidden under the ice surface of Europa
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The Hubble Space Telescope captured a spectrographic image showing water vapor
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Astronomers believe it came from a geyser connected to the hidden ocean
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The vapor could make it possible for a space probe to analyze the water for signs of life

Question: But before all that can happen, @placeholder needs to snap few more images of the plumes to confirm the discovery.

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope

Answer: Hubble

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope

Question: @placeholder was able to detect it only because electrons crashed into it, converting it into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope

Answer: Hubble

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope


Details of a ‘reassuring’ email sent by the British head of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to Russia’s most senior anti-doping official highlight why some senior figures in Russian sport feel ‘comfort’ that WADA is not intent on a particular clampdown on Russian doping. As the Mail on Sunday revealed last week, Sir Craig Reedie, the president of WADA, sent a message to Russia’s sports minister Vitaly Mutko to say WADA had no intention of doing anything to disrupt the men’s friendship. The message was sent in April against a backdrop of an ongoing Independent Commission (IC) investigation into allegations by German TV station ARD into systematic doping in Russia. The IC was established by WADA and is headed by highly respected former WADA president Dick Pound.
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WADA president Sir Craig Reedie has ‘no intention’ of taking any action against Russia and assured them they won't be singled out
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Sir Craig sent an email on April 30 to Natalya Zhelanova, appointed personally by Mutko earlier this year to handle Russia’s doping issues.
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Britain’s most senior international sports politician doesn't want to disrupt his friendship with Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko
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Senior Russian insiders say they ‘take comfort’ from approach by WADA

Question: After admitting in the email he was ‘not involved in the daily work’ of Pound’s commission, Sir Craig none the less offered his opinion to Zhelanova, from his official WADA email account: ‘It is my view that the content of the [ARD] television programmes was based on a period of time that pre-dates the changes in legislation and the investment in [@placeholder anti-doping] that have been made.’

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


(CNN) -- Coffee shops in the Dutch city of Maastricht have banned foreign tourists, except those from Germany and Belgium, from entering their premises from Saturday, according to the local association of coffee shops. Coffee shops in the Netherlands are places where customers can legally buy and consume cannabis. "We have put in place a 'neighbouring country' criteria," Marc Josemans, president of the Society of United Coffeeshops and owner of the Easy Going coffee shop, told CNN. "This is a form of self-regulation. It is not a law, there will be no judge, this was just the only choice we had."
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Maastricht city authorities say they need to cut visitor numbers
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Many visitors cross the border to use cannabis in the city's coffee shops
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Now only Belgian and German tourists will be allowed in to such shops

Question: But Josemans says cannabis supply is not only a @placeholder problem.

Answer: Dutch

Answer: Netherlands


Washington (CNN) When it comes to the Hillary Clinton brand, as she once wrote, it takes a village. Hacked emails from Clinton's campaign manager's private Gmail reveal a cast of characters working behind the presidential candidate, who at times expressed frustration with her and with each other over bad habits or secrecy amid the crush of campaign strategizing and the highs and lows of the cycle. Passing through campaign chairman John Podesta's inbox were longtime allies of Clinton and her husband, inner circle aides on whom she relied, and newer members of the team who joined the campaign in its infancy. The newer circle at times chafed at the old guard, as all the while the campaign tried to deal with fallout from the revelation of Clinton's private server use and a tougher-than-expected primary against progressive Sen. Bernie Sanders.
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Clinton herself features rarely in the emails
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The emails paint the picture of a methodical and calculating campaign

Question: In one newly released email exchange with @placeholder, Tanden marveled at why the longtime Clinton team wasn't more forthcoming before the story broke that she used a private email server setup at home for her work as secretary of state.

Answer: John Podesta

Question: @placeholder told Reines "you got to stop this," prompting long emails from Reines defending himself and bristling at Podesta's assumption.

Answer: John Podesta


(CNN) The decision to end DACA has triggered a political firestorm and prompted protests around the country. Since President Barack Obama put it into place in 2012, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, has shielded hundreds of thousands of people who were illegally brought to the United States as children from deportation -- but not without its fair share of controversy. First, some critics slammed it as unconstitutional, and more recently, a group of states threatened to file a court challenge to the program. And even though the Trump administration has announced it's ending the program, the debate is far from over.
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Under DACA, recipients have a temporary reprieve from deportation
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They pay about $2 billion in taxes every year, group says

Question: While @placeholder students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid.

Answer: DACA

Answer: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program

Answer: DACA

Answer: DACA


(CNN) -- The Olympic Games have always featured an awkward mix of high ideals and crass, even brutal, political calculation. The Games have provided countless moments of inspiration, not only about personal achievement but, more importantly, about breaking down the barriers that push apart countries and individuals. The Olympics, however, have also reminded us how far human beings can stray from those ideals. The most chilling, frightening and heartbreaking moment at any Olympics came 40 years ago, at the 1972 Munich Olympics, when nearly a dozen Israeli athletes were taken hostage and killed in what was a terrorist attack by any definition of the term. In addition to the athletes and trainers, a German policeman and five Palestinian kidnappers died that September day.
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Frida Ghitis: Most chilling moment at an Olympics occurred in the 1972 Munich Games
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Ghitis: A dozen Israeli athletes were taken hostage and murdered in an act of terrorism
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She says IOC officials claim -- falsely -- that they would never mix politics with the games
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Ghitis: It's a travesty that the IOC refuses to mark the 40th anniversary of that dark day

Question: Ironically, an @placeholder member of the IOC revealed the concern when he said he, too, opposed the moment of silence, saying that "it could cause some countries to boycott the games."

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli


Moscow (CNN) Thousands of people marched through the streets of towns and cities across Russia Monday to protest against corruption. Opposition leader Alexey Navalny, who called for nationwide demonstrations to mark Russia Day, was detained outside his Moscow office after police declared that his plan to direct protesters down one of the capital's main streets was illegal. Navalny's YouTube channel, which had been broadcasting live to more than 50,000 people as the protests got underway, lost light and sound in the studio. The 41-year-old has been mobilizing support on social networks, and hopes the rallies will rattle the Kremlin, as those held earlier this year did.
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Alexey Navalny arrested on Monday ahead of nationwide protests
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Navalny has galvanized his supporters via his popular YouTube channel

Question: "@placeholder 2018" stickers are affixed to every laptop, and boxes of campaign signs are stacked in the corridor.

Answer: Alexey Navalny

Answer: Navalny

Answer: Alexey Navalny

Answer: Navalny

Question: By the time the live stream reached @placeholder, she says, it had peaked at 140,000 simultaneous viewers.

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow

Question: "I learned how to open @placeholder on YouTube --  that's enough for me."

Answer: Navalny


One in six couples struggle to get pregnant in Australia. Previously, In vitro fertilisation (IVF) has been seen as 'the next step' in the process for couples - but they face the often emotional and financial challenging hurdles that come with it. A new, over-the-counter conception aid called ‘The Stork’ has been made available in Australia and claims to bridge the gap between natural conception and IVF. Jewellery designer Sharona Harris, 35, and her husband Nathan, 30, have been together for 11 years and have been trying to conceive for the past two years. 'Due to medical reasons and my husband working away a lot, we haven't been successful so far,' Mrs Harris told Daily Mail Australia.
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New Australian conception aid, 'The Stork', has just been released
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It is available over-the-counter and can be used at home without a doctor
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Costs $129.95 per use, compared to IVF which is up to $9,000 a cycle
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It works using cervical cap insemination via an applicator
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The technique has a 20% success rate and is drug and hormone free

Question: ‘@placeholder and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.

Answer: IVF

Answer: IVF


Move over Grumpy Cat, and step aside Tuna, there's a new celebrity animal in town, and he's quickly earning the impressive levels of adoration reserved especially for social media's most popular pets. And in addition to entertaining his wide fanbase, Otter the Pit Bull, a six-year-old rescue dog from Philadelphia, is also helping to change people's preconceived notions about his breed as he poses in fashionable outfits and makes silly facial expressions for his nearly 12,000 followers. The adorable canine, who was taken in by his owner, 33-year-old Leslie O'Neill, as a stray when he was 18 months old, is often pictured wearing a bizarre array of outfits, from glamorous to amusing, on the photo-sharing app.
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The six-year-old rescue dog from Philadelphia is seen rocking a number of fashionable outfits and funny costumes on the photo-sharing app
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He was taken in by his owner, 33-year-old Leslie O'Neill, as a stray when he was 18 months old
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Leslie is wants Otter's Instagram page to show how loving and friendly pit bulls can be

Question: @placeholder, who is a mixed breed, is pictured in another shot wearing a chic wool pea coat, Ugg boots, and thick-framed glasses.

Answer: Otter

Answer: Otter


(CNN) New battleground state polls released Monday find Hillary Clinton with the advantage in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania with hours to go before Election Day. New Hampshire The CNN polling average in New Hampshire now has Clinton with a 3-point edge (44% to 41%) over Republican opponent Donald Trump following a new poll's released Sunday showing the Democratic presidential nominee with an 11-point lead. The poll from the University of New Hampshire, released Monday, found Clinton ahead of Trump 49% to 38%. Libertarian Gary Johnson registered 6% in the poll, and Green Party candidate Jill Stein drew 1%. Four percent said they remain undecided.
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Hillary Clinton has a large lead in New Hampshire with a day to go before the 2016 election
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Clinton also leads in Pennsylvania, powered by an advantage in the southeast

Question: @placeholder narrowly edges Clinton among the state's independents (41% to 38%).

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Hillary Clinton embraced her moment in history Tuesday, becoming the first woman in the 240-year life of the United States to lead the presidential ticket of a major political party. "Thanks to you, we've reached a milestone," she said during a speech in Brooklyn. "Tonight's victory is not about one person. It belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible." After three decades at the center of American politics as a pioneering -- and deeply controversial -- feminist icon, the victory brings Clinton, 68, within reach of finally cracking the "highest, hardest glass ceiling" she lamented eight years ago when she conceded the Democratic race to Barack Obama. The former first lady, senator from New York and secretary of state will now face presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump in a general election battle that is already shaping up as one of the nastiest campaigns in modern U.S. history.
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Hillary Clinton will win the California Democratic primary, CNN projects
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Trump's speech strikes conventional note amid controversy

Question: Clinton intensified her assault on @placeholder, laying out a case that his values and rhetoric are incompatible with American principles and that he's "temperamentally unfit" to be President.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Sen. Mark Warner says the "million-dollar question" still unanswered about the Facebook election ads sold to Russian-linked accounts was how the Russians knew whom to target on Facebook. Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate intelligence panel, told CNN the committee expects this week to begin viewing the 3,000 Russian-linked Facebook ads, which Facebook earlier this month disclosed were connected to more than 450 inauthentic accounts. Facebook agreed last week to turn the ads over to the House and Senate intelligence committees. Warner's burning question involves not just the content of the ads but how they were deployed. "Did they know this just by following political news in America? Did they geo-target both geography and by demographics in ways that at least at first blush appear pretty sophisticated? These are the kind of questions that we need to get answered and that's why we need them in a public hearing," Warner said.
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The Senate intelligence committee has met with Facebook officials in a closed session
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Twitter officials are coming to talk to the panel Thursday in a closed session

Question: "A lot of the same claims that have been made about @placeholder, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Question: Burr says he wants to have a public hearing with @placeholder and other social media companies as early as next month.

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: Facebook


He's only ever appeared in television adverts before but will soon be a household name when Pan is released in October. Levi Miller,12, fought off thousands of young actors from around the world to play the boy who never grows up in the new adaptation of JM Barrie's story and now counts Cara Delevingne as a friend. Levi, from Brisbane, Australia, moved to London to take the role but despite his new celeb-studded life he told the Evening Standard that  he won't fall victim to the curse of the child star and fall off the rails. In fact, it is his family who are making sure he remains down to earth despite his glitzy new lifestyle.
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Young actor Levi Miller, 12, plays Peter Pan in a new adaptation
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He moved from Brisbane to London to film reboot of the famous story
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He's is also now the face of Ralph Lauren childrenswear

Question: Filming the Pan, which is creates an origin story for @placeholder and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.

Answer: Pan

Answer: Peter Pan


Romelu Lukaku will have a scan on his hamstring after limping out of Everton's friendly win against Dundee on Tuesday night. The Belgium international was taken off after 32 minutes of the 2-0 victory at Dens Park holding his left hamstring amid concerns he could be doubtful for the Premier League kick-off on August 8 against Watford. Manager Roberto Martinez is already without Gerard Deulofeu and Steven Pienaar for the season opener after they too picked up hamstring injuries in the past week. Speaking to evertontv after the game, Martinez was quick to allay fears over Lukaku's injury. He said: 'Rom has been playing a lot of minutes and after the first 25 minutes he was feeling his legs being a little too heavy so we didn't want to take any risks.
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Romelu Lukaku was replaced by youngster Kieran Dowell after 32 minutes
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Striker will have a scan on his hamstring after limping off the pitch
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Roberto Martinez says he substituted Lukaku as a precaution
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Conor McAleny opened the scoring inside two minutes for the Toffees
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Ross Barkley won a second-half penalty and then converted from the spot
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Question: With Lukaku and Leighton Baines both off the pitch, @placeholder took on the responsibility himself and converted his spot-kick with aplomb.

Answer: Ross Barkley


A brain-eating disease with a very high mortality rate and no cure has hit a small Australian farming town. Jodi and Laine Keough, who live on a cattle station near Townsville, north-west Queensland, lost their one-year-old son Cash after discovering he suffered from Naegleria fowleri - a horrific illness that causes a devastating infection of the brain called primary amebic meningoencephalitis. Learning two other children infected by the same deadly parasite just 100m from their family home, the Keoughs' spoke to ABC's Australian Story in hopes of raising awareness. 'It's rare but it's deadly and it's something that rural Australia needs to be aware of,' said Dr Robert Norton, clinical microbiologist.
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Family loses their one-year-old boy from a very rare parasite in water
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Cash died after contracting Naegleria fowleri, a rare and deadly disease
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All rural towns across Australia need to be aware of the disease
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Jodi and Laine Keough are hoping to create awareness
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Active in warm water the Keough's discovered two other children died
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The parasite lives in untreated water that is over 25 degrees

Question: There are just 300 known cases around the world of @placeholder fowleri, with 25 believed to be in Australia and six of those in Queensland.

Answer: Naegleria

Answer: Naegleria fowleri


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump will become president Friday with an approval rating of just 40%, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll, the lowest of any recent president and 44 points below that of President Barack Obama, the 44th president. Following a tumultuous transition period, approval ratings for Trump's handling of the transition are more than 20 points below those for any of his three most recent predecessors. Obama took the oath in 2009 with an 84% approval rating, 67% approved of Clinton's transition as of late December 1992 and 61% approved of George W. Bush's transition just before he took office in January 2001.
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Americans' impressions of Trump have worsened since November
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Trump assumes office with the lowest of any recent president

Question: More broadly, less than half say @placeholder's priorities for the country reflect their own (46% say so), and the country is almost evenly divided on whether the policies he's proposed will move the country in the right direction or the wrong one (48% right direction, 49% wrong direction).

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Twitter may be about to hire co-founder Jack Dorsey as its permanent CEO three months after he took over the job on a temporary basis. The technology news site Re/Code says Dorsey's appointment could be announced as early as Thursday morning. The report posted Wednesday cited unnamed people. Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payment service Square, a job he has repeatedly said he intends to keep as he prepares to take that San Francisco company public too. The headquarters of Twitter and Square are located a block from each other, making it more convenient to shuttle back and forth between the two companies.
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Costolo stepped down from his role beginning July 1
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Appointment could be announced as early as Thursday morning
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Dorsey also expected to remain CEO of payment firm Square

Question: 'Sources added that there is likely to be some shake-up of the board too, most immediately the departure of @placeholder as a director,' it claims.

Answer: Costolo

Question: The company he helped found and now leads on an interim basis said Monday that it is only considering candidates who can make a 'full-time commitment to @placeholder.'

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter and Square

Question: @placeholder's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter and Square


(CNN) Chernobyl. Yep, most of us already know what happened exactly 30 years ago Tuesday, when that Ukranian power plant became synonymous with the worst nuclear disaster in history. But award-winning Swiss photojournalist Niels Ackermann wants to show you a face of Chernobyl you've never seen. Ackermann isn't interested in making you sit through another telling of that tragic tale about the firefighters who couldn't put out the flames in 1986, or the technicians who failed to stop the poisonous radioactive particles from escaping the facility and raining down on nearby residents. Instead, he wants to introduce you to Yulia.
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30 years after Chernobyl, photographer Niels Ackermann shows us the disaster's real legacy
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He reveals three years in the life of Yulia, who lives near the infamous Ukraine nuclear plant

Question: The legacy of Chernobyl — the young people of Slavutych — have reached a crossroads and @placeholder was there to photograph it.

Answer: Niels Ackermann

Answer: Ackermann

Answer: Niels Ackermann


(CNN) Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton has apologized for posting a video on social media which was widely criticized for gender "shaming" his nephew for wearing a princess dress. In his apology on Twitter, the four-time world champion said the Instagram video was a "lapse of judgment." Hamilton's video showed his nephew in a purple and pink princess dress and waving a pink-hearted shaped wand. After his nephew replies yes, Hamilton says: "Why did you ask for a princess dress for Christmas?" The F1 driver then adds: "Boys don't wear princess dresses," before his nephews covers his ears with his hands.
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Lewis Hamilton says sorry for video post
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Asks why his nephew was wearing princess dress

Question: However, other Twitter users said the reaction to Hamilton's @placeholder post was overblown.

Answer: Instagram


San Diego, California (CNN) -- The "Dream 9," five women and four men, say that they are "undocumented and unafraid." Don't believe it. I bet they were afraid. Who wouldn't have been? The nine -- Claudia Amaro, Adriana Gil Diaz, Luis Leon Lopez, Maria Peniche-Vargas, Ceferino Santiago, LuLu Martinez Valdez, Mario Felix-Garcia, Marco Saavedra and Lizbeth Mateo-Jimenez -- spent more than two weeks in a federal immigration detention facility in Eloy, AZ. Martinez Valdez and Peniche-Vargas--had been put in solitary confinement for what was supposed to be 15 days. All because they wouldn't take "go" for an answer. Some of these "Dreamers" had been deported to Mexico by the Obama administration, though President Obama has repeatedly said that his administration is not looking to deport Dreamers--the name taken by young immigrants who are in the U.S. without papers. Three of them who were on this side of the border -- Saavedra, Martinez Valdez and Mateo-Jimenez -- "self deported" to Mexico to join the other six.
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Ruben Navarrette: Nine Dreamer activists were in federal immigration detention in Arizona
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They'd tried to re-enter the U.S. asking for humanitarian parole or asylum and were jailed
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He says they have been freed, granted immigration hearing, drew support from Congress
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Navarrette: DREAMers sometimes have look-at-me activism, but this request is valid

Question: Nearly 300,000 @placeholder have been awarded the special accommodation so far.

Answer: Dreamers


Cannes, France (CNN) Twenty-two towns in France are maintaining a ban on the burkini despite court rulings that have said mayors have no legal right to dictate what women wear on the beach. More than 30 towns initially had imposed a ban on the swimwear, which covers the body from head to toe, leaving only the face, hands and feet exposed. French courts have already ruled that mayors in Villeneuve-Loubet and Cannes, among others, had no legal right to impose such dress codes. Bans in other cities also face challenges in court, one by one. The burkini is worn mostly by Muslim women, and officials say the bans are a response to growing terror concerns after a series of attacks, including one last month in Nice that left 86 dead when a man drove a truck through a crowd celebrating Bastille Day.
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French courts have ruled mayors don't have legal right to impose such dress codes
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After ruling in Villeneuve-Loubet, other French towns face court challenges over ban

Question: @placeholder and the town of Frejus had to suspend their bans after court rulings Tuesday.

Answer: Cannes

Answer: Cannes


A man showed up drunk to be fingerprinted for a previous DUI charge and earned himself another one in the process, police said on Thursday. Kevin Kroll, 41, of Dunbar Township, Pennsylvania, faces a preliminary hearing June 30. He faces charges of drunken driving and public drunkenness for the February 20 incident. On that night, Uniontown police said Kroll walked in smelling of alcohol when he arrived at the precinct to be fingerprinted for a January 9 drunken driving incident. A look at the surveillance tape also revealed Kroll driving up in his Chevy pickup truck, CBS reported. The officer smelled alcohol and gave Kroll a breath test - and later a blood test.
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Kevin Kroll, 41, of Dunbar Township, Pennsylvania, faces a preliminary hearing June 30
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He faces charges of DUI for the February 20 incident - when he showed up at the precinct to give prints from a January DUI

Question: Public records revealed that Kroll has had multiple court appearances for @placeholder and careless driving.

Answer: DUI

Answer: DUI


A terminally-ill single mother fighting for her right to die has revealed she is scared the last moments with her daughter will be a 'horrible memory' if she isn't allowed to pass away on her own terms. Christy O'Donnell, 46, from Valencia, California, fears she could 'drown in her own fluid' in front of her family when she succumbs to cancer. The former lawyer and police officer with the LAPD has become an advocate for legislation in the state to allow terminally-ill patients to die peacefully. A judge is conducting an expedited review of her suit later this month but, in an interview with Yahoo's Katie Couric, she revealed the decision may not come quickly enough - and her family could be made to watch her die in agonizing pain.
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Christy O'Donnell, 46, from Valencia, California, has just months to live
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Fears her daughter Bailey, 21, will be traumatized by her painful death
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A lung tumor could cause her to 'drown in her own fluids' before she dies
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If her liver fails, her stomach will become 'huge, painful and distended'
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Single mother is fighting to die peacefully through the courts
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But she fears the life-changing decision will not come soon enough

Question: As a result she is now seeking that her doctors be given the right to prescribe medication which will allow her to take her life at her home in @placeholder without fear of criminal prosecution.

Answer: Valencia

Answer: Valencia


If losing at Scrabble every Christmas makes you want to flip the board over in a rage, you might want to squeeze some practice in quickly. Scientists have found that experienced Scrabble players use different parts of their brains than everyday players - particularly those associated with working memory and visual perception. This helps them form words from the letter tiles quickly and developing this ability could boost your game scores and change the way you use your brain, Canadian researchers explained. Competitive Scrabble players devote considerable time to studying words and practising word game-related skills such as anagramming - rearranging letters to make words - according to the study, published in the Elsevier journal Cortex.
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Expert and everyday Scrabble players had their brains scanned during play
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The experts used regions linked to working memory and visual perception
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This differed from the areas associated with retrieving meaning from words, as see in the non-expert players
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Findings demonstrate  brain's flexibility and how regions can be 'trained'

Question: But they also discovered that the @placeholder experts made use of brain regions not generally associated with visual word recognition.

Answer: Scrabble

Answer: Scrabble

Answer: Scrabble

Answer: Scrabble


'You can do what you want with your husband when you're alone with him. You owe him anything and everything. But only him. 'You need to fulfill his every wish. You can wear whatever you want under your sitar and burqa. Garter belts, fishnet stockings, anything your husband might like. 'Do you like pretty lingerie, baby?' It makes the skin crawl just reading these slimy words, intended by a high-ranking ISIS jihadi to seduce a young western woman into joining him in Syria as his wife. But the 20-year-old Muslim convert Abu Bilel thought he was sweettalking on Skype was actually a French journalist pretending to be in love with him.
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Abu Bilel messaged reporter Anna Erelle when she posted one of his videos using a fake account in the name of 'Melodie'
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The 38-year-old was ISIS' highest ranking French jihadi in Syria with close ties to leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
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Desperately begged Melodie, a pretend 20-year-old Muslim convert from Toulouse, to be his wife, saying, 'You’re my jewel, you’re pure'
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Anna, not her real name, has written a book about her 'relationship' with Bilel, which ended when Melodie refused to travel to join him
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Now she is under police protection after a fatwa was issued against her

Question: Bilel is soon pressing @placeholder to speak to him on Skype until a couple of days after he first message her, they are looking at each other across a computer screen, her face covered by a veil but his eyes 'still accentuated by dark eyeliner...smoulder[ing] as he gazed at the young Melodie, as if trying to cast a spell.'

Answer: Melodie

Answer: Melodie

Answer: Melodie


(CNN) Tensions mounted as votes in Uganda are counted in an election that saw the detention of the leading opposition candidate, a ban on social media and allegations of voter fraud. Ugandans voted on Thursday on the fate of President Yoweri Museveni, who is hoping for a fifth term after ruling the nation for the last 30 years. The day began with many politically-minded voters unable to tweet or update their Facebook pages after a government ban on social media. After casting his vote at his home in western Uganda, Museveni defended the ban as a "security measure to avert lies ... intended to incite violence and illegal declaration of election results."
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Authorities say a leading opposition leader, Kampala's mayor and a ruling party candidate are arrested
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President Yoweri Museveni says social media shutdown is "to avert lies ... intended to incite violence"
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Museveni is running for a fifth term, and has been president for 30 years

Question: "Without clearly defined security concerns, this closure is nothing but an exercise in censorship as @placeholder elect their leaders."

Answer: Uganda

Answer: Ugandans

Answer: Uganda


BBC broadcaster Andrew Neil has launched into a tirade aimed at ISIS 'Islamist scumbags' and told them they will never defeat the 'liberté, égalité, fraternité' and 'crème brûlée' of the French. In a much-lauded speech on This Week last night Mr Neil said the ISIS death cult of 'ragbag' 'loser jihadists' would be destroyed  after the deaths of 129 people in Paris a week ago. Mr Neil listed the greats of French life past and present including Hugo, Pasteur, Descartes, Rousseau, Camus, Monet and Zidane - as well as coq au vin and creme brûlée. 'Versus what?' he said, adding: 'Beheadings, crucifixions, amputations, slavery, mass murder, medieval squalor and a death cult barbarity that would shame the Middle Ages.'
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Journalist started This Week show with celebrated rant aimed at ISIS
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Mr Neil scoffed at the idea jihadis think Paris massacres will defeat France
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He said: 'In a 1,000 years Paris will still be shining bright. You will be dust'
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Broadcaster's speech has been lauded with only one complaint to Ofcom
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See full news coverage on ISIS at www.dailymail.co.uk/isis

Question: Don't think the #bbcdp team looked too closely at the placard behind @placeholder.'

Answer: Andrew Neil

Answer: Neil

Answer: Neil

Answer: Neil


Ankara (CNN) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has insisted that his plans to assume sweeping new powers do not make him a dictator. In an exclusive interview with CNN, Erdogan said that a constitutional reform package -- backed by a narrow majority of Turkey's voters in a referendum on Sunday -- was not about him. "I am a mortal really, I could die at any time," he told Becky Anderson inside Ankara's presidential palace Tuesday, in his first interview since the vote. Turkish voters on Sunday passed an 18-article constitutional reform package that will transform the country's parliamentary system into a powerful executive presidency. The plan, put forward by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP),  gives Erdogan sweeping and largely unchecked powers.
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Erdogan granted sweeping new powers by referendum
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President tells CNN new system is for Turkey, not himself

Question: Erdogan rejected accusations that he supported the new powers out of a desire to empower himself rather than improve @placeholder's political system.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Question: "The system represents a change, a transformation in the democratic history of @placeholder," he said.

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkey


Ben Pomeroy saw red for the second game in succession and Tony Gigot and Todd Carney inspired the Catalans Dragons as they beat Castleford 44-26. Pomeroy, sent from the field two weeks ago against St Helens, saw red for a dangerous throw on the unfortunate Ashley Gibson who landed on his neck and was taken to a local hospital for checks where he was diagnosed with whiplash. Away from that, Catalans dented Castleford's hopes of playing in the end of season semi-finals with a backs to the wall win over the high-flying Tigers. The Tigers did not help their own cause, though, and their indiscipline saw them concede 11 penalties throughout the game.
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Catalan Dragons defeated Castleford Tigers in Super League clash
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Tony Gigot and Todd Carney inspired Dragons to victory
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Ben Pomeroy was send off for the second game in succession

Question: @placeholder arrived in Perpignan buoyed by recent wins over Hull FC and Warrington Wolves in the Super 8s thus far but were hugely disappointing as the Dragons raced into an early lead.

Answer: Castleford

Answer: Castleford

Answer: Castleford Tigers


(CNN) -- The mother of a missing Iowa girl thinks there is a chance she and her cousin were abducted and are not at the bottom of a lake where dogs have led searchers. "Because we haven't found them anywhere in the surrounding area, I feel like maybe they were taken," Misty Cook-Morrissey, mother of 10-year-old Lyric Cook, told CNN on Wednesday. Lyric and 8-year-old Elizabeth Collins were last seen by their grandmother on Friday when they left on a bike ride. Missing girl's grandma: 'We will fight' The girls' bicycles and a purse were found near Meyers Lake hours after they were reported missing. Scent dogs following the girls' trail led searchers around the lake and stopped at the water's edge, Cook-Morrissey said.
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NEW: Officials expect the lake to be drained by Friday
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Mother says the family has been polygraphed, which is hard but necessary
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Mother says the girls don't go to or swim in Meyers Lake
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Scent dogs ran around the lake and stopped at the water's edge

Question: Questioning has taken @placeholder and other family members away from the lake, which is hard, she said.

Answer: Misty Cook-Morrissey

Answer: Cook-Morrissey


The promoter of a dance party at which six people collapsed from 'overdosing on liquid fantasy' has defended the event in an impassioned social media post. Dirty Funken Beats organiser Christian Avant hosted a similar event on Sydney Harbour at Easter which was shut down when four people overdosed on ecstasy. At the weekend a party was held at McLaren's Landing South Strandbroke Island, off the coast of south-east Queensland, attended by several hundred people. Six people collapsed, five were rushed to hospital and two were left in a critical condition. A Queensland police spokesman confirmed to Daily Mail Australia at the weekend three men and two women had been taken to Gold Coast University Hospital.
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Six people collapsed after attending a party on South Stradbroke Island
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Three men and two women, aged in their 20s and 30s, were hospitalised
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It is believed they may have overdosed on a relaxant drug, 'liquid fantasy'
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The party organiser has defended the event in a post to social media
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Described the festival as being full of love and a 'quality event'

Question: 'I am not burying my head in the sand about the sad circumstances surrounding a few patrons that attended @placeholder and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.

Answer: Dirty Funken Beats

Question: 'As an event organiser that puts 1000s of hours into these events and has an unrivalled passion for what I do, to have something like this happen is devastating not only on an organisational level but because I care about the safety and wellbeing of every person that attends @placeholder,' the post continued.

Answer: Dirty Funken Beats


Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has hit out at the constant focus on her looks – while posing for a photoshoot for the women's fashion magazine Vogue. Ms Sturgeon said she was criticised over her appearance far more than male politicians and claimed the attacks were often 'hideous and cruel'. The SNP leader made the remarks during an interview for next month's issue of Vogue, in which she is pictured in a sophisticated outfit designed in Scotland. Ms Sturgeon, who was named Britain's most powerful woman by the magazine this summer, admitted that former Labour leader Ed Miliband had also suffered because of his image.
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Scotland's First Minister says she was 'inured' to criticism of her looks but complained that it was often 'vicious'
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But the SNP leader also criticised the constant scrutiny of her appearance which she said male politicians escaped
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She said she had been 'held back' because she was a woman, despite being crowned UK's most powerful woman

Question: But it got off to a poor start when the channel listed @placeholder on its website as a 'comedian'.

Answer: Sturgeon


France's intensive World Cup training regime continued in the Pyrenees on Monday ahead of their first of two tournament warm-up encounters against England on Saturday. Coach Philippe Saint-Andre is ensuring his side, which underperformed in the Six Nations with just two wins, are in top physical condition ahead of their pool D matches in England and Cardiff. They are currently in the small town of Saint-Laurent-de-Cerdans in the south of France following camps in Marcoussis, south of Paris, and in Tignes in the French Alps where mountain climbing, hiking and cycling were the order of the day. The current camp is more rugby focussed for the France squad which has just slipped to seventh in the world rankings but is a notorious hand full for top rugby nations at World Cups with their last effort an agonising one-point short of victory in the final over New Zealand.
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England play France home and away before World Cup squad is confirmed
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Twickenham match on Saturday follows some intense training camps
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Philippe Saint-Andre's side are now training in Saint-Laurent-de-Cerdans
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Question: @placeholder will be without their talisman and captain Thierry Dusautoir after he suffered a minor knee complaint in training although the 33-year-old is set to return for the next week’s Stade de France match.

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France


Police were twice called to an aircraft when 'disruptive' passengers mutinied over being stranded  on the tarmac  for five hours after their plane was diverted. Pilots of the Qatar Airways flight landed at Birmingham airport on Monday night after severe winds foiled two landing attempts at Manchester, where the plane was due to arrive at 7pm. Passengers were made to stay in their seats as they waited for the plane to be refuelled and for a new flight crew to arrive at the airport. Scroll down for video Revolt: Footage taken in Manchester Airport, pictured, shows passengers becoming frustrated with airport staff after the events in Birmingham caused a knock-on delay to the aircraft's return flight to Doha
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Qatar Airways flight was due to land in Manchester Airport at 7pm Monday
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But pilots severe winds meant pilots were forced to divert to Birmingham
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Plane spent five hours on tarmac as it waited for refuelling and new crew
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Police were called twice after 'disruptive' passengers tried to disembark
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Meanwhile, video shows angry passengers delayed at Manchester airport

Question: Police were first called to @placeholder after passengers started 'kicking off', according to one witness.

Answer: Birmingham airport

Answer: Birmingham

Answer: Birmingham


(CNN) -- Four years ago, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul had raised $8.3 million by the end of the third quarter of 2007. One-third of that came in small, unitemized contributions of under $200 each -- the proverbial "small donor" giving that is the mark of a grass-roots based campaign. In the 2012 cycle, he has raised $15.4 million through September 30, of which 41% has come in amounts under $200. Four years ago, according to the Campaign Finance Institute (my source for all these numbers), by September 30 Paul had a little more than 7,000 itemized individual donors -- the people who give between $201 and the top individual limit, which was then $2,300 (and is now $2,500). This time around, he had more than 12,000 itemized individual donors at the end of September. (By comparison, Mitt Romney only had 19,700 itemized individual donors this past September 30, compared to 29,700 four years ago.)
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Ron Paul is trying to engage his massive online base with various campaigns
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Clearly the candidate is doing something more right in 2012 than he did in 2008
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The more Paul rises, the more he needs to temper his rhetoric and fine-tune his message

Question: And many of the tactics those grass-roots supporters dreamed up, like that blimp, which cost $600,000, didn't do much to actually help @placeholder win votes on the ground in the all-important early states.

Answer: Ron Paul

Answer: Paul

Answer: Ron Paul

Answer: Paul