Santa could face his easiest Christmas yet after the nicest and naughtiest names in the UK were revealed. Children named Anna, Millie, Harry and Ryan are most likely to be top of the 'nice list' this year while youngsters called Joseph, Leah, Eleanor and James could all face a lump of coal in their stockings, according to a survey by business School Stickers. But this list is not set in stone and there is still time for the worst-behaved children to improve their Christmas chances by being good all December. School Stickers produces a range of products designed to reward good behaviour at school and its survey of 70,000 pupils nationwide revealed Anna, Courtney, Millie, Mia and Grace are the names of the girls most-likely to be good while the best boys are Harry, Ryan, Ethan, Lewis and Ben.
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School Stickers has identified the best and worst behaved names in UK
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Anna, Millie, Harry and Ryan all among the 'nicest' children on Santa's list
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But Joseph, Leah, Abigail and James could be disappointed at Christmas
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The business surveyed 70,000 children nationwide

Question: 'There are many children called Leah and Joseph who are perfect little angels, just as there are many called @placeholder and Anna who Santa is watching!

Answer: Harry

Answer: Harry

Answer: Harry


(CNN) The Turkish military carried out airstrikes Tuesday in Iraq and Syria, saying it was targeting the Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, a group it considers to be terrorist. In a written statement, the Turkish armed forces said it had "neutralized" 70 PKK "terrorist" fighters -- 40 in northern Iraq and 30 others in northeastern Syria. But two other Kurdish groups, which the United States is assisting in the fight against ISIS, said the strikes killed more than 20 of their fighters. Five of those casualties were among Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq, known as Peshmerga. Others were reported by the YPG, a Kurdish group in northern Syria.
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US "deeply concerned" Turkey didn't get approval for strikes
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Turkey says it "neutralized" 70 members of PKK, which it considers a terrorist group

Question: He promised Turkey would continue to go after @placeholder and other militants in Iraq.

Answer: PKK

Answer: PKK

Answer: PKK


(CNN) Every few days Donald Trump challenges us with his obsession with race, ethnicity, religion and gender and with his relentless effort to alienate us from each other. The latest example finds him telling the Wall Street Journal that the federal judge hearing the fraud complaints against his defunct Trump "University" should disqualify himself because he is of Mexican descent. "I'm building a wall," said Trump, referring to his call for a huge border wall between the U.S. and Mexico, so the judge has "an inherent conflict of interest." Trump defended the comments in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on Friday, saying: "He's proud of his heritage. I respect him for that," yet adding, "He's a Mexican." In fact, the judge was born in the U.S.
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Michael D'Antonio says the candidate's blasts at a Latino judge are the latest in a long line of divisive remarks
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Trump seems stuck in the 1950s, viewing people through racial, ethnic labels, while society has moved on, D'Antonio says

Question: For at least four decades, @placeholder has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Ruben Loftus-Cheek will seek a loan move in January if he does not get more minutes in Chelsea’s first team. The 19-year-old was promised regular appearances in Jose Mourinho’s side this season but has only played 211 minutes, starting three times and appearing as a substitute once. He will have plenty of options with Fiorentina, Monaco and Vitesse Arnhem – already loaning Chelsea’s Lewis Baker, Danilo Pantic, Isaiah Brown, Dominic Solanke and Nathan – interested in taking him abroad, while he would be welcomed by most Championship clubs. Aug 29 vs Crystal Palace (Premier League) Sep 16 vs M. Tel Aviv (Champions League)
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Chelsea news: All the latest from Stamford Bridge
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Ruben Loftus-Cheek could go on loan in January if he continues to struggle for game time at Chelsea
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Blues boss Jose Mourinho promised to integrate the teenager this term
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Championship clubs as well as Fiorentina, Monaco and Vitesse Arnhem would be interested in the England Under 21 midfielder
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Read: Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho unhappy with lack of support from LMA during his troubled season

Question: Loftus-@placeholder feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek


Washington (CNN) Preet Bharara, the US attorney for the Southern District of New York who President Donald Trump fired just three months into his presidency, says he believes that if he had stayed Trump would have asked him "to do something inappropriate." "I will tell you one thing, now that it's been some months. I believe based on the information that we have on the president talking to Jim Comey relating to Michael Flynn, the information about the president talking to Jeff Sessions about the case of Joe Arpaio, and how he wanted both of those cases to go away -- that had I not been fired, and had Donald Trump continued to cultivate a direct personal relationship with me, it's my strong belief that at some point, given the history, the President of the United States would have asked me to do something inappropriate," Preet said on the first episode of his new podcast "Stay Tuned with Preet."
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Bharara gives what he calls "the most detailed account" he's so far given about his firing by Trump
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On Trump's calls, he says: "I hoped that was a one-time thing, and I wasn't going to hear from him again"

Question: The next call from @placeholder came the day before inauguration.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) The math isn't there yet for Mitch McConnell. Within hours of the Senate majority leader unveiling a long-anticipated health care bill on Thursday, four of his Republican colleagues were quick to put a damper on things: "We are not ready to vote for this bill," the group said in a joint statement. The swift rejection may be a negotiating ploy, but the public nature of it is a reminder for McConnell of the deep reservations running through his own conference on a proposal that conservatives do not believe goes far enough to repeal Obamacare -- and the monumental challenge that lies ahead as he looks for 50 "yes" votes.
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Four of his Republican colleagues do not yet support the Senate health care bill
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The GOP majority leader needs the support of 50 out of 52 Republicans

Question: Many of McConnell's colleagues, however, are confident that if anyone can find 50 votes, it's their majority leader -- a political tactician who knows @placeholder procedure inside and out.

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate


If you had planned to jet off today to catch the end of the Easter school break, you may just wish you had stayed at home. In a double hit for thousands of holidaymakers trying to leave Britain today, strikes by French air traffic controllers and new border control checks threaten severe delays. Air passengers face up to three days of disruption, with British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair and Flybe among the airlines forced to cancel dozens of flights. Scroll down for video Delays: easyJet is one of many airlines set to cancel flights over a strike by French air traffic controllers over the next three days (file photo)
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Strikes by French air traffic controllers will affect thousands of Brits today
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New border control checks may also mean major delays for holidaymakers
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BA, easyJet, Flybe and Ryanair among airlines forced to cancel flights
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Three days of disruption start today at 5am and end on Friday morning

Question: @placeholder warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from Britain.

Answer: British Airways

Answer: BA

Question: BA warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from @placeholder.

Answer: Britain


Kevin Sinfield has leapt to the defence of Sam Burgess and criticised former rugby union players for having 'a cheap shot' at his old team-mate. Burgess was heavily criticised following England's pool-stage exit at the Rugby World Cup and is thought to be considering his future in the 15-man code. He made replacement appearances against Fiji and Australia and one start in the loss to Wales, which led to a brutal assessment from ex-Ireland centre Gordon D'Arcy, who claimed Burgess' 'naivety embarrassed those around him'. Bath head coach Mike Ford revealed Burgess 'didn't quite feel right' upon his return to club duty and was subsequently given time off, fuelling speculation that he was set to leave union just 12 months into his three-year contract at the Recreation Ground.
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Kevin Sinfield is a week into his own transition from rugby league to union
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He was Sam Burgess's England league captain and hit out at his critics
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Burgess has been lambasted by ex-players after England's World Cup flop
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The centre or flanker has been linked to a return to rugby league
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Sinfield said some in union don't realise what they've got in Burgess

Question: 'The big disappointment for a lot of people who know @placeholder is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.

Answer: Sam Burgess


(CNN) At least seven people have been killed and 48 injured in a terror attack in central London, with police shooting three suspected assailants dead. The attack began late Saturday night, when a white van stuck pedestrians on London Bridge,  Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley said in a statement. The suspects then left the vehicle and "a number of people were stabbed, including an on-duty British Transport Police officer who was responding to the incident at London Bridge," said Rowley. The officer received serious but not life-threatening injuries. "Armed officers responded very quickly and bravely, confronting three male suspects who were shot and killed in Borough Market," said Rowley. "The suspects had been confronted and shot by the police within eight minutes of the first call. The suspects were wearing what looked like explosive vests but these were later established to be hoaxes."
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Seven people have died in London terror attack
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Police shoot dead three male suspects in Borough Market

Question: • Vehicle attack on @placeholder: Eyewitnesses said a van drove at speed across London Bridge from the north side, knocking over several pedestrians.

Answer: London

Answer: London Bridge

Answer: London Bridge

Answer: London


When struggling writer Susan Berman, the daughter of a notorious Las Vegas mafia leader, took a bullet in the back of her head in Los Angeles' Benedict Canyon in late December 2000, the case quickly turned cold. It wasn't until 15 years later that New York State police focused on the eccentric multimillionaire Robert Durst. The estranged scion of one of New York City's most prominent real estate dynasties had been under the watchful eye of law enforcement officials since his first wife, Kathleen vanished in 1982. Kathleen had confided to friends shortly before her disappearance, 'If anything ever happens to me, don't let Bobby get away with it'. Her body was never found.
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Writer Susan Berman was the daughter of a notorious Las Vegas mafia boss and the best friend of her accused murderer Robert Durst
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Berman was shot execution-style in the back of her head in LA in 2000; a new book explores her life and tragic death
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Five days prior to her death that she boasted to friends she had information that would 'blow the top off things. It turned out to be her head
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Berman's cousin Rosalie Bruce, said 'Susie put too much pressure on Bobby'
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The only real witnesses to Berman's murder were her three wire-haired terriers, Lulu, Romeo and Golda
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Neighbors were reluctant to confront the cantankerous Berman about the noisy dogs so it was a day and a half before body was discovered

Question: She never really recovered from the loss of her parents and @placeholder took their place.

Answer: Robert Durst


(CNN) A former US Marine talked with an undercover FBI employee about carrying out a terror attack over the holidays at Pier 39, a busy shopping and tourist area in San Francisco, according to an affidavit filed in US District Court in California on Friday. Everitt Aaron Jameson, 26, of Modesto, California, was arrested and charged with attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization, the Justice Department said in a news release. Though there are no additional known threats to the city, San Francisco police will be increasing their presence in light of the alleged terror plot, acting Mayor London Breed said in a statement. The spokesperson for the local FBI office said there are no known credible threats in the Bay Area.
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California man is facing federal charge
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FBI said he has expressed loyalty to ISIS

Question: Undercover employees of the @placeholder posed as supporters of ISIS and contacted Jameson, the affidavit said.

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI

Answer: FBI


The wife of the prominent D.C. rabbi who was caught filming dozens of women changing in a ritual bathroom at their synagogue has spoken out for the first time since his arrest last fall. A little more than a month before her husband, Bernard Freundel, is set to be sentenced for his crimes, his wife Sharon Freundel held a lecture at a Maryland Jewish school about how to respond to traumatic experiences. While Mrs Freundel did not directly address her personal drama, she did allude to the scandal which shocked her community at the beginning of the talk. 'As you all know, I've become an expert in PTSD,' Mrs Freundel told the room of about 150 people, according to the Washington Post. 'Researching this has been so therapeutic.'
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Sharon Freundel gave a lecture on dealing with traumatic incidents at a Jewish school in Maryland on March 22
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She is the wife of Barry Freundel, longtime rabbi at Washington, DC's Kesher Israel Congregation, who was arrested in October
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Freundel was caught filming women changing in the congregation's ritual bathroom
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He pleaded guilty to 52 charges of voyeurism in February and is set to be sentenced on May 15

Question: While her husband has granted her a @placeholder divorce, the two are still legally married.

Answer: Jewish

Answer: Jewish


Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) The international community condemned the detention of two political opponents of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday, with the White House saying it holds Maduro personally responsible for their safety. "The United States condemns the actions of the Maduro dictatorship" in taking Leopoldo Lopez and Antonio Ledezma from their homes, US President Donald Trump said in a statement. "The United States holds Maduro ... personally responsible for the health and safety of Mr. Lopez, Mr. Ledezma, and any others seized." Both men had been under house arrest for prior convictions. The house arrests were revoked, the Venezuelan Supreme Court said, because intelligence officials claimed they were planning to flee in the aftermath of Sunday's controversial elections.
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Leopoldo Lopez and Antonio Ledezma seized after opposing controversial election
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Trump says Maduro personally responsible for their safety

Question: In a video posted online Monday, @placeholder said Sunday's vote "was fraud, plain and simple."

Answer: Antonio Ledezma

Answer: Ledezma

Answer: Antonio Ledezma


Respected columnist and host Waleed Aly slammed a former terror suspect for issuing a 'call to arms' during a fiery on-air confrontation. Aly, one of Australia's leading Muslim commentators, challenged Zaky Mallah's claims the Australian government was encouraging people to join ISIS in an interview on Channel Ten's The Project. Mallah was initially asked if he was concerned his comments during ABC's Q&A on Monday - where he said the Liberal Party's behaviour 'justified' Australian Muslims turning to extremism - would have been pushed to join ISIS. 'Look, there are some young radicalised Muslims in the community at the moment who have always hated the Abbott Government, from the get-go,' Mallah said.
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Waleed Aly slams Zaky Mallah for 'call to arms' comment on live TV
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'Words such as yours drive people to radicalisation,' Aly said in interview
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Mallah earlier said government's actions 'justified' Muslims joining ISIS
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Mallah was the first Australian charged under anti-terror laws in 2005

Question: 'The inflammation in this came from you,' Aly said to @placeholder.

Answer: Zaky Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Zaky Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Mallah


England’s seven-game winning streak does not include Italy. Lithuania, but not Italy. Slovenia, but not Italy. San Marino and Estonia, but not Italy. So the idea that the heat has been taken out of Harry Kane’s full debut for his country by a string of victories since last summer’s World Cup does rather overlook a salient fact. That England’s seven wins, as welcome as they may be, are against the also-rans of European football. Only Slovenia are on course to qualify automatically for the European Championship at the halfway stage — by coming a distant second to England — while Norway, Switzerland and Scotland are in third place in their respective groups, Lithuania lie fourth, Estonia fifth and San Marino where they always are. This is not Roy Hodgson’s fault. His players can only beat what is in front of them.
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Roy Hodgson has confirmed Harry Kane will start for England against Italy
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Kane scored first international goal on debut against Lithuania on Friday
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England's recent winning streak has come against Europe's also-rans
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The Three Lions take on Italy at the Juventus Stadium on Tuesday night

Question: @placeholder’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy


She's been mincing around Europe working the showbiz circuit for the past few months, but Cressida Bonas returned to the stage on Sunday  to join an all-star cast for a charity performance. The 26-year-old thespian was spotted getting into character during the rehearsals of the Children's Monologues at The Royal Court Theatre in London. Cressida was part of a stellar cast, including Nicole Kidman, Benedict Cumberbatch, Kit Harington and Josh Hartnett, who were brought together by director Danny Boyle to give a unique charity performance. Each actor performed first-hand accounts from children growing up in the remote South African town of Rammulotsi to raise money for Dramatic Need, an arts charity helping vulnerable children in Africa.
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Cressida starred in Children's Monologues at The Royal Court Theatre
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Called on by director Danny Boyle for unique charity performance
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Raised money for Dramatic Need, an arts charity helping children in Africa

Question: Speaking ahead of her performance, @placeholder told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.

Answer: Cressida Bonas

Answer: Cressida

Answer: Cressida


Brazil came from behind to see off France in a friendly at the Stade de France, with goals from Chelsea midfielder Oscar, Barcelona forward Neymar, and Wolfsburg defensive midfielder Luis Gustavo. France had taken the lead through a Raphael Varane header, and looked to be in total control before Oscar's well-worked equaliser, but the visitors fought back strongly in the second half, and could have scored more as the game wore on. Neymar who already had 42 goals for his country before this game, made it 43, firing past Steve Mandanda from an angle which will have disappointed the French keeper, before Luis Gustavo was given the run of the penalty area to head home from a corner.
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Raphael Varane gave France the lead with a header in the first half
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Chelsea midfielder Oscar replied for the visitors before the break
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Neymar and Luis Gustavo scored to seal victory for Dunga's side
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France 1-3 Brazil - CLICK HERE to read the match report in full

Question: It's played into the centre and Gustavo strikes a low shot from about 20 yards which @placeholder does well to save.

Answer: Steve Mandanda


I’m starting to think Adam Lallana might actually become a better version of Steven Gerrard. He’s certainly got all the qualities that make him the perfect replacement for the Liverpool captain. I appreciate that Jordan Henderson is set to take over as skipper, but in terms of dynamism, energy and quality, Lallana looks like the perfect replacement for Gerrard the player. Have a look at Sunday’s victory over Manchester City: Lallana started the game as one of two No 10s behind Raheem Sterling (Brendan Rodgers’ innovative approach as a coach should not be underestimated). When Lazar Markovic went off, Lallana went over to the right wing, and then when Alberto Moreno was substituted, Lallana ended the game on the left wing.
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Liverpool beat champions Manchester City 2-1 on Sunday
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England midfielder Adam Lallana excelled in three different positions
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Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is leaving the club at end of the season
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Lallana looks the perfect replacement for Gerrard
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READ: Jordan Henderson confident Liverpool can finish above Man City
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Liverpool news

Question: Rodgers knew that opponents’ approach to @placeholder would be different this season, he knew he would need players to be clever on the ball, and Lallana has that football intelligence.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump signed an executive action on Monday reinstating the so-called Mexico City Policy, which bars international non-governmental organizations that perform or promote abortions from receiving US government funding. Surrounded by a crowd of men, for which he was widely derided on social media once pictures began circulating, Trump signed the policy, initially put in place by the Reagan administration, but was rescinded by the Obama administration in 2009. "The President, it's no secret, has made it very clear that he's a pro-life president," White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer told reporters at his first daily briefing. "He wants to stand up for all Americans, including the unborn, and I think the reinstatement of this policy is not just something that echoes that value, but respects taxpayer funding as well."
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President Donald Trump reinstated the 'Mexico City Policy' on Monday
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The move will bar international groups that provide abortion services from US aid

Question: According to the charity, the loss of its services during @placeholder's first term could cause 6.5 million unintended pregnancies, 2.2 million abortions, 2.1 million unsafe abortions, and 21,700 maternal deaths.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: "President @placeholder's immediate action to promote respect for all human life, including vulnerable unborn children abroad, as well as conscience rights, sends a strong signal about his administration's pro-life priorities."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


A lorry driver who killed a 70-year-old man in a motorway pile-up after he fell asleep at the wheel has been jailed. Piotr Trojanowski, 41, crashed into the back of a van  on the M5 near Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, ramming the vehicle into another lorry in front. The driver of the van, John Horton, was killed instantly in the October 2013 smash. Shortly after the crash, Trojanowski told a witness, 'my boss is going to kill me. I think I fell asleep', the court heard. Trojanowski, of Yeovil, Somerset, was jailed for four-and-a-half years after being found guilty of causing death by dangerous driving following a trial at Bristol Crown Court.
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Lorry driver Piotr Trojanowski, 41, crashed into the back of a van on the M5
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He rammed the vehicle into another lorry, killing van driver John Horton, 70
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Trojanowski was jailed for four-and-a-half years at Bristol Crown Court

Question: A crash investigation revealed @placeholder pulled up his lorry from 90kph to 1kph in 11 seconds, compared to the Argos lorry decelerating from 85kph to 1kph in 42 seconds.

Answer: Piotr Trojanowski

Answer: Trojanowski

Answer: Trojanowski

Answer: Piotr Trojanowski

Answer: Trojanowski


(CNN) House Speaker Paul Ryan said Sunday despite Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric, lawmakers are not prepared to form a deportation force to round-up and deport undocumented immigrants. "We are not planning on erecting a deportation force. Donald Trump's not planning on that," Ryan told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." "I think we should put people's minds at ease: That is not what our focus is. That is not what we're focused on. We're focused on securing the border. We think that's first and foremost, before we get into any other immigration issue, we've got to know who's coming and going into the country -- we've got to secure the border," he added.
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Trump has said he wanted a "deportation force" during the campaign
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said that's not his focus

Question: Pressed by Tapper, @placeholder said: "I'm not going to get into hypotheticals about legislation that hasn't even been drafted yet."

Answer: Paul Ryan

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Paul Ryan


A British couple have been killed in Qatar after a dune buggy they were travelling in overturned. Eamonn Morgan, 24, and his girlfriend Charlotte Sant were visiting some sand dunes in the Middle Eastern country when they crashed on Saturday. Two other friends, who were thought to be visiting the couple from the UK, were in the vehicle but escaped with injuries. It is believed Mr Morgan, from Newry in Norther Ireland had been living in Doha, Qatar, for the last year with Miss Sant, from Manchester. The pair were both working as PE teachers. Mr Morgan, a graduate from John Moores University in Liverpool, was a keen Gaelic football player and had continued the sport even after leaving Ireland.
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Eamonn Morgan, 24, was killed along with his girlfriend, Charlotte Sant
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Died when their dune buggy flipped over in the Middle Eastern country
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Two friends, who were visiting, were in the vehicle but escaped unharmed

Question: 'I also had the pleasure of training @placeholder for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!

Answer: Charlotte Sant


Sanford, Florida (CNN) -- Trayvon Martin's familiarity with guns, his marijuana use, and fights he may have been in cannot be brought up in George Zimmerman's murder trial, the judge overseeing the case ruled Tuesday. At the hearing two weeks before the scheduled start of the trial, Judge Debra Nelson handed a series of victories to the prosecution when she barred the defense from introducing some information about Martin. Defense attorneys argued that some of the evidence could prove crucial in backing up Zimmerman's claim of self-defense, depending on what the prosecution argues. Certain evidence could ultimately be raised during the trial, however, if it is proven relevant and admissible based on what the prosecution presents, the judge decided.
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NEW: Zimmerman's brother calls on the prosecution to drop the murder charge
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NEW: A Martin family attorney calls this "a very important day in this case"
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Some of the banned information may come up at trial if it's proven relevant
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No delay; the trial will begin June 10, the judge rules

Question: The judge also agreed to block previous text messages from @placeholder about drugs and a gun.

Answer: Trayvon Martin

Answer: Martin

Answer: Martin


Washington (CNN) In a town full of talkers, the silence is deafening. For more than a month, as the US has tangled with China, floated new terms for Middle East peace, watched North Korea test a ballistic missile and proposed an overhaul of ties with Russia, the State Department has been quiet. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made his debut on the international stage over two days in Europe last week -- and said less than 50 words in response to press questions, according to pool accounts. On Wednesday, he departs for Mexico -- a trip Americans first learned of from the Mexican press.
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Since January 19, there has been no State Department briefing
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State Department officials say there are risks if the dead air continues

Question: A voiceless @placeholder, they say, allows other countries to set the narrative about US policy and events, unsettling allies and potentially shortchanging US businesses, citizens and interests overseas.

Answer: State Department

Answer: State Department

Answer: State Department


After wowing the world of sport with his incredible gesture to a young fan, New Zealand's Sonny Bill Williams has been rewarded by World Rugby with a new medal. The All Blacks centre gave his Rugby World Cup winners medal to child who had burst onto the field after Saturday's win, sparking praise for the heart-warming moment of generosity. And the game's governing body, not wanting the superstar to go without a memento for his achievements on the pitch because of his good-natured actions, have 'dug out a spare' to send home with him. Williams, who was called on stage at World Rugby's awards ceremony in central London on Sunday night to be handed the replacement.
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New Zealand won the Rugby World Cup, beating Australia 34-17 in the final at Twickenham on Saturday
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The All Blacks are the first team to retain the Webb Ellis Cup which they won on home soil in 2011
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Centre Sonny Bill Williams handed his winners' medal to a young fan who ran onto the field at the end
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But World Rugby found a spare medal to give to the inspirational star
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Rugby World Cup final: Click here for all the latest RWC 2015 news

Question: Williams was a member of the 2011 World Cup-winning squad and has been crucial to the @placeholder' success at this tournament.

Answer: All Blacks

Answer: All Blacks


This is the moment a camerman on the job became the object of affection for one very flirtatious horse. Greg Harriott was in Santiago, Chile filming an episode for ABC's show Born To Explore With Richard Wiese when he caught the eye of a horse named Chunchun. Richard Wiese was interviewing horse breeder Gonzalo Vial, and Greg was filming from the front of Chunchun's stall in the stable when the horse tried to get affectionate. Chunchun seems peaceful for a second as Richard pets a different horse and tells Gonzalo 'Typically, when I meet a horse, it's not so calm like this. It's a very gentle horse.'
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Greg Harriott was in Santiago, Chile filming an episode of ABC show Born To Explore With Richard Wiese
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He caught the attention of Chunchun, who couldn't keep its mouth off him
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The Emmy award-winning cameraman was a pro and kept filming through Chunchun's advances
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But at one moment he winces in pain and mouths 'Ow' when the horse's pecks become a bit too aggressive

Question: That's doesn't deter @placeholder, who starts playing with Greg's collar, biting it and pulling him back before returning to nibbling his ear.

Answer: Chunchun

Answer: Chunchun

Answer: Chunchun

Answer: Chunchun

Answer: Chunchun

Question: Born to Explore with @placeholder is an information travel series that follows the host around the world as he delves into different cultures.

Answer: Richard Wiese

Answer: Richard Wiese

Answer: Richard

Answer: Richard Wiese


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) Afghan forces have regained control of the center of the strategically important northern city of Kunduz from Taliban fighters, Afghan police said Tuesday. Mahfoz Akhbari, spokesman for the chief of Kunduz police, said battles continued in and around the city where Taliban fighters were using civilian homes to launch attacks. Forty Taliban fighters have been killed, he added. On Monday, the Taliban launched a pre-dawn raid on the city, which it had briefly captured in September 2015. Fatima Aziz, a member of Afghan parliament from Kunduz, described the security situation as "very bad" on Tuesday morning. "They [Taliban] are coming into people's houses all of the night -- they want a place to stay under the house. The Taliban is taking food from families," Aziz told CNN.
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NATO mission says Afghan government in control
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Taliban launched pre-dawn raid, captured city center
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Kunduz briefly fell to the Taliban in September 2015

Question: "A lot of people who fled Kunduz last year at this time when the Taliban had taken over the city returned to @placeholder.

Answer: Kunduz

Answer: Kunduz

Answer: Kunduz

Answer: Kunduz


(CNN) -- The FBI is investigating as a possible hate crime an incident in which a woman was beaten to the ground in front of her child at the entrance to a Cracker Barrel restaurant in Morrow, Georgia, south of Atlanta. Troy Dale West, of Poulan, Georgia, is facing battery and cruelty to children charges after the incident. Troy Dale West Jr., of Poulan, Georgia, is facing charges including misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct after allegedly beating Army reservist Tashawnea Hill, 35, after the two had words at the entrance of the Morrow, Georgia, restaurant the evening of September 9.
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Woman: I'm still in pain a week after attack
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The FBI is investigating to see whether "a civil rights violation occurred"
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Police report says "West punched [Hill] in the left cheek, forehead"
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Troy Dale West said Tashawnea Hill spit upon him; Hill denies it

Question: "It's worth noting that @placeholder employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."

Answer: Cracker Barrel


LONDON, England (CNN) -- When Rory Stear appeared on the Principal Voices roundtable last year, his company Freeplay Energy was best known for cranking out wind-up radios you could, well, crank up. Last year, former Principal Voice Rory Stear and his wife Kristine Pearson were named TIME 'Heroes of the Environment.' Africa was the main beneficiary of its best-known product, the Lifeline radio. This year, the emphasis is on India, where, like Africa, millions of rural poor live without access to electricity. "When you've got one billion people and that kind of energy poverty it's almost a perfect storm for us," Rory Stear says.
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Freeplay Energy founder Rory Stear appeared on Principal Voices in 2007
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Of PV he says: It's thrilling to be asked, it has been a great experience"
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In 2008, Freeplay Energy started manufacturing lighting for India's poor
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Working on an Indian version of the Lifeline light for distribution to villages

Question: "In my mind this is the business of the future, especially for @placeholder," Devin Narang says.

Answer: India

Answer: India

Answer: Indian


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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England 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest Rugby World Cup news

Question: 'By the time we get to the second camp (at Saint-@placeholder-de-Cerdans) we'll be five or six days ahead of our first warm-up game against England.

Answer: Laurent

Answer: Laurent


During the course of a Premier League season, weekly press conferences can become mundane very quickly but there is never any chance of tedium in Far East Asia. When Liverpool were in Kuala Lumpur four years ago, Kenny Dalglish was made to wait before he could take his seat on stage because the man hosting the event had an important message to relay to the assembled media. 'Ladies and gentlemen, please switch off your mobile phones,' he urged. 'We do not want legend that is Kenny Dalglish to be interrupted by the sounds of Lady Gaga or anything like that!'
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Liverpool played the True Thai All-stars team in Bangkok on Tuesday
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Brendan Rodgers came out to Europop at pre-match press conference
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Stadium was hit by a monsoon as fans rushed to the back of the stands
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Rodgers refused to answer a question about which Thai player he liked
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Jordan Henderson had to be encouraged to stop signing autographs
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WATCH Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson's amazing rabona assist here

Question: Despite calls from one of Liverpool's staff to board the team bus, @placeholder did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.

Answer: Jordan Henderson

Answer: Jordan Henderson


Carly Simon was a fresh-faced 20-year-old crossing the Atlantic when she and her sister Lucy spotted Sean Connery on the SS United States bound from Southampton for New York. It was 1965 and she was on the cusp of her singing career, crooning with Lucy in a glamorous double act called the Simon Sisters. Connery, with four James Bond films under his belt, was a major star. And yet, within 15 minutes of the girls’ sending him a cheeky fan note, asking if he fancied coming to their tiny cabin for a ‘cup of tea or pre-prandial cocktail’, 007 had rung them from the liner’s presidential suite.
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Carly Simon's lovers include some of Hollywood’s most infamous studs
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Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson, Kris Kristofferson and singer Mick Jagger
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She now confirms at least one of You’re So Vain's verses was about Beatty
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Boys In The Trees: A Memoir by Carly Simon is published on December 3

Question: She was not interested — something, @placeholder says, that Connery took on the chin.

Answer: Carly Simon

Question: Highly sexed, an heiress, clever, determined and possessed of the endless legs and voluminous pout that could turn the head of even the biggest star, @placeholder worked her way relentlessly through many of the most famous names of the Seventies.

Answer: Carly Simon


An upcoming documentary describes Yelp as the internet's equivalent to the mafia, and the publicly-traded company is doing everything in its power to discredit the film before it is released. Yelp, founded in 2004 by two former PayPal employees, is a website that lets users write their own reviews of businesses like restaurants and doctor's offices. However, like many web businesses, Yelp's revenue comes mainly from advertising and the businesses that buy ads are often also rated and reviewed on the site. Kaylie Milliken is the filmmaker behind Billion Dollar Bully, an ongoing documentary focused on Yelp's impact on small businesses.
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Billion Dollar Bully, an upcoming documentary, focuses on the review site's impact on small businesses
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Filmmaker Kaylie Milliken spoke to several business owners who believe their Yelp ratings went down after they declined to advertise on the site
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The company has denied the allegations, citing court rulings, an FTC investigation and a Harvard study as validation of their business practices

Question: In a statement, the company spokesman explained why they decided to pass on speaking to @placeholder.

Answer: Kaylie Milliken

Answer: Kaylie Milliken


(CNN) Hurricane Matthew started pounding the eastern coast of Florida as far south as Miami on Thursday afternoon. The storm has been described as historic and extremely dangerous. But there may be one benefit to the storm's torrential rains: It could put a temporary halt on the mosquitoes that spread the Zika virus. To date, there have been 141 locally transmitted cases of Zika reported in Florida since the end of July. What does that have to do with a hurricane? Adult mosquitoes get washed away by heavy rain. This includes Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, which transmit the Zika virus. In the short term, from the first few days to about a week after the storm, the mosquito cycle is naturally interrupted -- and that can have a beneficial effect on Zika transmission. In fact, initially after a big storm, there can be a decrease in all mosquitoes.
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Heavy rain from storms such as hurricanes can initially decrease mosquito populations
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After the storm, residents need to use repellant while cleaning up and rebuilding

Question: Heavy rains and flooding wash away larvae from @placeholder-carrying mosquitoes' breeding sites, such as tires, bottlecaps, bird baths and flower pots, he explained.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


As New Zealand prepare for their World Cup semi-final against South Africa, Sportsmail takes a look at the Haka and tells you everything you need to know about the All Blacks' famous ritual. The haka is a Maori challenge and has its basis in Polynesian culture. It is not just used for sport — a haka can welcome guests, acknowledge great achievements and is performed at special occasions. New Zealand sports teams performing a haka before international matches began with the 1888–89 New Zealand Native football team tour and it has been carried on by the New Zealand rugby team since 1905.
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New Zealand face South Africa in the World Cup semi-final on Saturday
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Before every match, the All Blacks perform a Haka in front of opponents
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Sportsmail gives you the lowdown on everything you need to know
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Rugby World Cup 2015: Click here for all the news from the RWC

Question: The new haka configuration was decided before the squad left @placeholder.

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: New Zealand


On Friday President Obama will address the nation about the NSA's controversial surveillance programs. He is expected to announce some substantive changes to those programs which collect data about the phone calls of every American. After the first leaks by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden were published in June, Obama defended the NSA's surveillance programs during a visit to Berlin, saying: "We know of at least 50 threats that have been averted because of this information not just in the United States, but, in some cases, threats here in Germany. So lives have been saved." Similarly, Gen. Keith Alexander, the director of the NSA, testified before Congress that "the information gathered from these programs provided the U.S. government with critical leads to help prevent over 50 potential terrorist events in more than 20 countries around the world."
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Bergen: New America Foundation finds little value to mass surveillance program
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He says hardly any terrorism cases were found out or wrapped up as result of phone metadata
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President Obama is giving a speech about NSA surveillance Friday
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Bergen: Ending the mass collection of phone data is a good solution

Question: There is another approach that should be considered, which is to abandon the bulk phone data collection program entirely and go back to the tried and true approach of having the government get a court order to look at a suspect's phone records, rather than leaving that decision to the discretion of a group of anonymous officials at @placeholder, as is now the case.

Answer: NSA

Answer: NSA

Answer: NSA

Answer: NSA

Answer: NSA


Many across America and around the world were moved to tears as Caitlyn Jenner accepted the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at Wednesday's ESPY ceremony - but not one woman. Jessica Steindorff, one of the drivers involved in the fatal February car crash that killed Kim Howe, questioned how the award could be given to an individual who took the life of another person. What's more, Steindorff - who was also at the ESPY Awards with a friend - said Jenner still refuses to even accept responsibility for causing the accident. 'I find it difficult to understand how the culture we live in can honor a person who is responsible for taking a life and injuring several others with both an award and a reality show,' Steindorff said in a statement to Entertainment Tonight.
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Jessica Steindorff is slamming ESPN for giving Caitlyn Jenner the Courage Award at the ESPY ceremony on Wednesday
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Steindorff was involved in the February car crash in February that claimed the life of one woman and that she believes Jenner caused
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'I find it difficult to understand how the culture we live in can honor a person who is responsible for taking a life,' she said
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Steindorff also attacked Jenner for refusing to take responsibility for the crash

Question: @placeholder is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.

Answer: Caitlyn Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Caitlyn Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner


A thief nicknamed the 'bridal bandit', who posed as a wedding guest to steal from couples on the happiest day of their lives, has been arrested. Stephanie Burns, who also went by the names Denise and Lisa, would sneak into the bridal party's rooms to take wallets, cellphones and even wedding gifts, according to authorities. Michelle Tietz was tying the knot with her long-term partner Chris on June 7, when she fell victim to Burns. 'I am so excited!!!' she told Dailymail.com after the suspect's arrest. 'I immediately told all the brides that had personally reached out to me. Everyone is very happy that she is in custody. More importantly that she cannot ruin anyone else's biggest day of their life.'
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Stephanie Burns poses as a wedding guest to steal from the bridal party
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The 50-year-old believed to have stolen from ceremonies across California
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Burns was arrested after police responded to reports of theft in a church
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Michelle Tietz was 'sickened' by theft during marriage to husband Chris
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She said she and the other victims 'can't wait' to see Burns behind bars

Question: @placeholder's story had prompted another suspected victim of the serial wedding thief to come forward.

Answer: Michelle Tietz


Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has added his name to the chorus of people who are upset with Quentin Tarantino for going on an anti-police march where he branded cops 'murderers'. Weinstein, is said to be absolutely furious at his close friend Tarantino for attending the  anti-police rally on October 24 and sources told Page Six he wants him to apologize. The powerful Hollywood producer fears that there could be a backlash against Tarantino's future movies after police groups called for a boycott of the director's latest flick 'The Hateful Eight.' An insider told Page Six: 'The last thing Harvey needs is a boycott that will scare off Oscar voters and hurt the box office.'
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Harvey Weinstein is upset Quentin Tarantino went on the march in October
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Sources told The New York Post he wants him to apologize or backtrack
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Weinstein is the latest in a series of people upset with the director
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Tarantino's cousin, a former cop said that he nearly died in the line of duty
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Frank Gucciardi, 81, almost died responding to Columbia riots in 1968
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Tarantino's dad  also spoke out saying many of their family are cops

Question: However, he is already attempting to make amends with police officers and their families over the wounds opened up by @placeholder's remarks.

Answer: Quentin Tarantino

Answer: Tarantino

Answer: Tarantino

Answer: Quentin Tarantino

Answer: Tarantino

Answer: Tarantino


Bridgewater, New Jersey (CNN) President Trump's fierce warning to North Korea was improvised in the moment, not part of a scripted statement that he prepared to deliver Tuesday, according to three people with knowledge of the remarks. Trump has long been bothered by North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un's threats against the United States and has privately vented about a powerful United States response to the rogue nation. His statement on Tuesday, flanked by top White House aides and his new chief of staff Gen. John Kelly, mimics those private remarks, a source said. "North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States," Trump said during a meeting on opioids from his golf club in New Jersey. "They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen ... he has been very threatening beyond a normal state. They will be met with fire, fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before."
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"The tone and strength of the message were discussed beforehand," Sanders said
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Trump has long been bothered by North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un's threats

Question: White House press secretary @placeholder said in a statement that Kelly and members of Trump's national security team "were well aware of the tone of the statement of the President prior to delivery.

Answer: Sanders


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, for the second time in his presidency, awarded the Medal of Honor during a ceremony Monday at the White House. Trump presented the highest military honor to Gary Michael Rose, a retired US Army captain who served as a medic in the Vietnam War, saving lives while risking his own during a four-day operation despite being seriously wounded himself. Rose is receiving the honor for repeatedly risking his life to provide medical aid to fellow soldiers throughout the operation, using his own body at one point to shield a wounded American from enemy fire and helping to load wounded comrades onto helicopters while under fire.
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Trump presented the highest military honor to Gary Michael Rose
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Rose served as a medic in the Vietnam War
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It's the second Medal of Honor Trump has presented

Question: A @placeholder statement before the ceremony described Rose's actions during the mission.

Answer: White House


Villarreal forward Cedric Bakambu scored twice to lead a 2-1 comeback win at home over Rayo Vallecano that kept his team in touch with the top of the Spanish league on Sunday. Real Sociedad striker Imanol Agirretxe also netted a brace, with his second goal in the 90th minute sealing a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Eibar in a Basque Country derby. Rayo midfielder Jozabed Sanchez took advantage of Villarreal's slack defending of a throw-in to drive a strike inside the corner of the goalframe to open the scoring four minutes before halftime. Bakambu combined several times with Roberto Soldado to provide a constant threat up front but was held in check until his strike partner set him up to level from close in the 69th.
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Villarreal's Cedric Bakambu scored twice in 2-1 win over Rayo Vallecano
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Yellow Submarine up to fifth and a point off Celta Viga in fourth
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Imanol Agirretx nets brace for Real Sociedad in win over Eibar
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Sociedad move up to 13th and five points off relegation zone

Question: @placeholder struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.

Answer: Cedric Bakambu

Answer: Bakambu

Answer: Cedric Bakambu


The family of an Australian tourist who fell off a cliff in New Zealand and later died in hospital are questioning whether her boyfriend pushed her over the edge. Queenslander Ashleigh Dargush, 23, died in hospital after she lost her footing while on holiday with her New Zealand-born boyfriend Jared Wilford and his friends on December 27 last year. After a few drinks, the couple and three friends were walking along Kaueranga Valley Track, south-east of Auckland, to see a watering hole and go swimming when she plummeted six to seven metres, reported the New Zealand Herald. Representative for Ms Dargush’s family, Rick Greinke, told the inquest Mr Wilford had financial and anger issues and was standing next to her at the time of the incident.
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Family of Queenslander question if her boyfriend had motives to kill her
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Ashleigh Dargush, 23, died after she fell off a cliff while in New Zealand
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The relationship between the pair is believed to have ended before the trip
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A representative for the family told the inquest her death was 'orchestrated'
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A decision is expected to be made before Christmas

Question: But the officer in charge Senior Constable Carl Redaelli, repeatedly stated there is no evidence to suggest @placeholder was pushed off.

Answer: Dargush


Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- A Thai criminal court has sentenced a Thai-born American to 2 1/2 years in prison for insulting the monarchy, the latest case involving controversial laws for defaming, insulting or threatening the royal family. Joe W. Gordon, whose Thai name is Lerpong Wichaicommart, cooperated during the investigation of his case and pleaded guilty, resulting in a lenient sentence, his lawyer said. But the charge of writing and posting articles insulting the monarchy under the Southeast Asian country's lese majeste laws can yield a sentence as high as 20 years in prison in the Buddhist country, where the king is highly revered.
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NEW: State Department spokesman says U.S. "troubled" by case outcome
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Gordon was arrested in May for posting a link on his blog to a banned book
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Gordon's guilty plea leads to his lenient sentence, his lawyer says
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The king has pardoned foreigners in similar cases in the past

Question: Speaking to reporters after the verdict, Gordon said he was "an American, not a @placeholder citizen."

Answer: Thailand

Answer: Thai

Answer: Thai

Answer: Thai


A father dying of cancer is convinced that the Georgia man who was convicted of killing his teenage daughter is innocent. Joe Hamlin is working desperately to free, Jamerson Mangrum, who was convicted of killing his daughter, Katie, in July of 2002 in Acworth. 'She was my little girl. I miss her a lot,' Joe Hamlin told WGCL. The 15-year-old's body was found nude and partially burned along Kemp Road near Kellogg Creek. In the weeks following her murder, authorities interviewed a number of her acquaintances, including then 17-year-old Jamerson Mangrum who denied that he'd seen her. However, when an autopsy found Mangrum's DNA on her body, he changed his story, saying the pair had consensual sex.
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Joe Hamlin is working to free Jamerson Mangrum, the man convicted of murdering his daughter, but he's dying of stage four cancer
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His daughter was brutally murdered in Georgia when she was 15 years old
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Her father thinks Mangrum is innocent, despite DNA evidence being found

Question: I will reach that point in October,' Hamlin shared with @placeholder.

Answer: WGCL


(CNN) American college student Otto Warmbier only intended to spend five days sightseeing in North Korea in 2016. Instead, he spent 17 months there in detention where his family believes he was tortured into a vegetative state. On Monday, less than a week after returning to the United States with severe brain damage, his family announced Warmbier had "completed his journey home." The 22-year-old died Monday afternoon in Cincinnati, Ohio, with his family at his side. "It would be easy at a moment like this to focus on all that we lost -- future time that won't be spent with a warm, engaging, brilliant young man whose curiosity and enthusiasm for life knew no bounds," his family said. "But we choose to focus on the time we were given to be with this remarkable person."
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Death leads tour group to end visits to North Korea for Americans
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Family, politicians blame North Korea for American college student's death

Question: Now, the assessment of risk for @placeholder visiting North Korea has become too high."

Answer: American

Answer: Americans

Answer: American


A woman who is the 'imperial commander' of a white supremacy group says her goal is to achieve segregation in the US in order to make her home town safer. Mother-of-two Amanda Lee, 34, claims the crime rate would go down in Yanceyville, North Carolina, if black people didn't live there. She and friend James Moore, who admires Hitler and believes the Jew were sent to 'summer camps', appear on BBC3 documentary KKK: The Fight For White Supremacy which airs tonight. Amanda, who runs a a branch of the Northern Loyal White Knights, an offshoot of the Ku Klux Klan, told the BBC: 'My goal is to unite all the Northern Loyal White Knights and relocate those who live in New York and New Hampshire here.
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Mother-of-two Amanda Lee is leader of Northern Loyal White Knights
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She says she doesn't consider herself racist despite being in KKK
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Believes crime in her town would drop without black people living there
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Shares her view in BBC documentary investigating racial extremism
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Another admires Hitler and believes Auschwitz was a 'summer camp'

Question: @placeholder was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'

Answer: Hitler

Answer: Hitler


A young mum who was crippled after she dived 40 feet off Appley Bridge quarry in Wigan has described how her children inspired her fight back to health. Natalie Prescott, 26, was not expected to survive after she dived into a quarry in a dare-devil stunt which went horribly wrong. Her family was warned she was unlikely to pull through and that if she did, she would almost certainly lose her legs. Mum-of-three Natalie Prescott, 26, with Harley, 5, (left), 19 month old Scarlett, and Saskia, 7, (right), nearly lost her legs after leaping off Appley Bridge Quarry, near Wigan, back in 2012
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Natalie Prescott, 26, had to be flown to intensive care by air ambulance
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She plunged 40 feet off Appley Bridge Quarry, near Wigan
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Teenager Miracle Godson, 13, drowned in same area on Friday
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Mum-of-three vows to have area closed after learning of drowning

Question: As @placeholder jumped, her nerves got the better of her and she hesitated.

Answer: Natalie Prescott

Answer: Natalie Prescott

Answer: Natalie Prescott

Question: In August 2013, Natalie gave birth to her third child, @placeholder, now 19 months.

Answer: Scarlett


Manchester United's chance of signing Sergio Ramos are fading fast after the player was told that under no circumstances would he be able to leave Real Madrid this summer. In late night talks in Guangzhou, China, Ramos and his brother and agent Rene Ramos were informed face to face by the club's president Florentino Perez that his move to England would not be happening. Real have also offered him an improved contract that takes him closer to the £10million net deal he has been demanding for the last year. He must now decide whether or not to put pen to paper or see out the two years left on his contract and leave as a free agent in 2017.
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Real Madrid are adamant that defender Sergio Ramos will not be sold
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The 29-year-old centre-back is a target for Manchester United
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Madrid have already sold Iker Casillas to Porto this summer and do not want to part company with another of their most popular players

Question: When Casillas had his rather forced Bernabeu send off before joining Porto, Perez was jeered and supporters sang @placeholder name as well as urging the president to stand down.

Answer: Sergio Ramos

Answer: Ramos

Answer: Rene Ramos

Answer: Sergio Ramos


LONDON, England  -- American basketball is planning to create up to five new European franchises who would compete for the NBA Championship, according to a report by Sports Illustrated. NBA stars such as Kobe Bryant may soon be seen on a regular basis in Europe. The astonishing claims come hard on the heels of plans by the football's English Premier League to play matches overseas and underline the growing trend of globalization in major sports leagues. This was further evidenced by Super Bowl champions New York Giants playing a regular NFL season game against the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium in London, but the NBA's leaked plans go far beyond that.
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The NBA is planning a European division of up to five teams claims a report
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Sports Illustrated say commissioner David Stern will announce expansion plan
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NBA has previously played exhibition games in overseas countries

Question: @placeholder sat out the fourth quarter and had the finger X-rayed after the game.

Answer: Kobe Bryant


(CNN) -- Eight months after revealing her diagnosis with early-onset Alzheimer's, the head coach of the University of Tennessee's women's basketball team announced she was stepping down Wednesday. Pat Summitt, who led the Lady Vols to eight national championships and whose 1,098 wins are the most in major-college basketball history, will remain involved in mentoring players and recruiting as the team's head coach emeritus, the university said. "I've loved being the head coach at Tennessee for 38 years, but I recognize that the time has come to move into the future and to step into a new role," Summitt said in a statement released by the university.
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NEW: U.S. education secretary praises coach's "courageous role" in Alzheimer's fight
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"The time has come to move into the future and step into a new role," Pat Summitt says
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She will remain involved in mentoring players and recruiting, the university says
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In August, Summitt revealed she had early-onset Alzheimer's

Question: "When you think of women's basketball, you think of @placeholder.

Answer: Pat Summitt

Answer: Summitt

Answer: Pat Summitt

Answer: Summitt


Washington (CNN) George W. Bush tried it. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tried it. Now Donald Trump is vowing to reset relations with Russia. But could the unintended costs outweigh the benefits? The President-elect's Russian gambit seems like a solid foreign policy goal, given that the estrangement between the rivals -- owners of the world's biggest nuclear arsenals -- is deeper than at any time since the Cold War. An improvement in relations could yield gains for the United States in reviving non-proliferation projects and closer anti-terrorism cooperation. But there are big questions about whether Trump will be any more successful than his predecessors, whose initial inroads eventually foundered largely due to the behavior of President Vladimir Putin, and whether he will end up emboldening a leader that many -- including key Republicans in Congress -- see as a top US adversary.
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Closer US-Russia ties could revive non-proliferation projects and closer anti-terrorism cooperation
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But closer ties could also mean restoring Russian influence at the direct expense of the US

Question: It's possible that the geopolitical and strategic considerations that shape the @placeholder-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.

Answer: United States

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US


(CNN) The White House panel examining the nation's opioid epidemic has told President Trump to declare a national public health emergency to combat the ongoing crisis. "Our citizens are dying. We must act boldly to stop it," the commission, headed by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, said in an interim report Monday. "The first and most urgent recommendation of this Commission is direct and completely within your control. Declare a national emergency." In pushing for the emergency declaration, the commission said that Trump is the "only person who can bring this type of intensity to the emergency and we believe you have the will to do so and to do so immediately."
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The opioid commission recommends that Trump declare a public health emergency
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The White House says it will "immediately" review the recommendation

Question: "We appreciate the @placeholder's hard work on this important interim report.

Answer: Commission


Washington (CNN) -- Years of budget cuts have made two key U.S. agencies' efforts to contain the threat of Ebola harder than it should be, Rep. Chris Van Hollen told CNN on Thursday. The Maryland Democrat pointed to spending cuts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health, which are both involved in the response to a Dallas man who this week became the first patient diagnosed with Ebola in the United States. "There's no doubt that the deep health care cuts that we've seen have made it more difficult to respond in a rapid and comprehensive way to the Ebola outbreak," Van Hollen said.
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Two key U.S. health agencies have faced steep budget cuts in recent years
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Rep. Chris Van Hollen says those cuts "have made it more difficult" to handle the Ebola outbreak
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Health agency director: "I have to tell you honestly it's been a significant impact on us"

Question: The CDC saw its discretionary funding cut by $585 million from 2010 to 2014, while the @placeholder's budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.

Answer: National Institutes of Health


Lt. Col. Robert Hite, one of the three remaining Doolittle Raiders, died after a battle with Alzheimer's disease on Sunday, aged 95 One of the last surviving Doolittle Raiders who attacked Japan during a daring World War II mission has died, age 95. Lt. Col. Robert Hite died on Sunday at a nursing home in Nashville after a battle with Alzheimer's disease. He was one of three remaining Doolittle Raiders. Hite was a co-pilot of a crew that flew one of the 16 B-25 bombers that raided Tokyo in April 1942. Led by Lieutenant Colonel James 'Jimmy' Doolittle, the mission saw 80 airmen sent in bombers from a carrier at sea to attack military targets in Japan.
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Lt. Col. Robert Hite died in Nashville after a battle with Alzheimer's disease
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He was a co-pilot of a crew taht flew one of the 16 B-25 bombers that raided Tokyo in 1942
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The  air raid gave Americans hope in the wake of Pearl Harbor
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Two of the original 80 Doolittle's Raiders are alive today, both in their 90s

Question: Though the attack only caused scattered damage, it's credited with boosting morale in the United States while shaking Japan's confidence less than five months after the country attacked @placeholder.

Answer: Pearl Harbor


Rome (CNN) Pope Francis offered a short benediction at the funeral Thursday of Cardinal Bernard Law, a move that disappointed some sex-abuse survivors who said the pontiff should not dignify the former Boston archbishop who resigned in disgrace over the Catholic Church's sex-abuse scandal. Francis' participation in the ceremony fueled the controversy over a decision to grant Law a full cardinal's funeral at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. During the Mass, Law's casket lay on a rug in front of an altar, flanked by seated cardinals and bishops wearing white mitres. Francis sprinkled holy water on the casket and circled it with incense, before saying the blessing later in the service, Vatican video showed.
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Pope Francis sprinkled holy water on Law's casket
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Among attendees were Callista and Newt Gingrich

Question: The occasion was a funeral, not a tribunal nor a judgment of @placeholder's life, the Vatican added.

Answer: Bernard Law

Answer: Law

Answer: Law

Answer: Law


(CNN) Hunkered in a Vietnam bunker, with rockets and mortar shells raining down, the two Marines made a pact. It was New year's Eve, 1968. And they promised that if they survived the war and made it home alive, the two would call each other every New Year's Eve. And they did. For nearly half a century, Master Sgt. William Cox and Sgt. James Hollingsworth checked up on each other. But on Sunday, Cox will ring in the New Year alone. His friend "Hollie" died in October. He was 80 years old. A promise made Cox and Hollingsworth flew missions together as helicopter door gunners. On the ground in Vietnam, Hollingsworth helped maintain the choppers. Cox kept track of ammunition.
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William Cox and James Hollingsworth make pact in Vietnam bunker
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For first time in half century, old marine marks New Year's without buddy

Question: He gave @placeholder's eulogy and then stood vigil beside the coffin.

Answer: James Hollingsworth

Answer: Hollie

Answer: Hollingsworth

Answer: Hollingsworth

Answer: James Hollingsworth

Question: He ended the eulogy with a phrase the two used to repeat: "@placeholder, you keep 'em flying, and I'll keep 'em firing."

Answer: Hollie

Answer: Hollingsworth

Answer: Hollingsworth


Howard Kendall made dreams come true, and you can't really ask for much more than that as a fan. He made the world a better place for us Evertonians. Manchester United were the visitors on the day he died which was fitting in a way, even if Everton's limp display jarred horribly with the occasion. Better then to hark back to another October day, 31 years ago, when Kendall's champions-elect battered Ron Atkinson's United with an avalanche of goals at Goodison Park. It was 5-0 to the home side that day, Adrian Heath,  Graeme Sharp, Kevin Sheedy (twice) and Gary Stevens the scorers. Familiar names, those. In fact most fans of my vintage can name the Everton team that won the First Division that year, from one to 11.
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Former Everton manager Howard Kendall died aged 69 on Saturday
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He led the Toffees to two First Division titles and the Cup Winners' Cup
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Kendall managed to produce arguably the best team in the club's history
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Ex-Blues midfielder helped stop Liverpool's dominance in the 1980s
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Everton supporters will never forget the impact he had at Goodison Park

Question: It was during a difficult time in his second stint at @placeholder.

Answer: Evertonians

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton

Answer: Toffees

Answer: Ex

Answer: Everton


Motorsport fans watched in horror on Saturday as two classic racing cars which have been lovingly maintained for decades crashed into each other while driving around Goodwood circuit. The unique Mercedes SLS 300 'Porter Special', worth an estimated £4million, which was being driven by F1 and Le Mans legend Jochen Mass crashed into the back of a Lister-Jaguar Knobbly - thought to be worth around £1million. The one-of-a-kind 1955 Mercedes - originally made out of aluminium - had been transported to the Sussex racetrack from German collector Dr Klaus Lahr especially for the Salvadori Cup race. Scroll down for video
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A unique Mercedes SLS 300 had been transported from Germany to be shown off at the Sussex track on Saturday
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But disaster struck as it ploughed into the back of a 1959 Lister-Jaguar as it slowed to enter the circuit's pit lane
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Fans were left stunned as the cars smashed into each other before coming to a halt, badly damaged, on the track
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Neither driver was badly injured, although it is feared the repair bill for the two cars will be well in excess of £100,000

Question: The @placeholder fared equally badly in the accident and was left with the rear badly twisted into the air and damage to both sets of wheels

Answer: Lister-Jaguar


A Florida woman, 21, has been charged with driving under the influence manslaughter after she allegedly hit and killed a 13-year-old girl who was sitting in the street in February, police said. When Mackenzi Sue-Rose Miller allegedly struck and killed Trinity Backmann on February 28 in Apopka, her blood alcohol content level was over the legal driving limit, police revealed after a month-long investigation. Her BAC levels were 0.114 and 0.110, lab tests showed. The legal limit in Florida is 0.08. Mackenzi Miller (left and right), of Apopka, Florida, was charged with DUI manslaughter and DUI while causing injuries after allegedly hitting and killing 13-year-old Trinity Bachmann. Miller's blood alcohol content levels were 0.114 and 0.110, while Florida's legal driving limit is 0.08
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Mackenzi Miller struck and killed Trinity Bachmann with her car on February 28 in Apopka, Florida
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Trinity was sitting in the street while having an argument with her mother
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Trinity's mother, Janice Pedroza, 36, was also injured in the crash
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Police said Miller reeked of alcohol, had glassy, bloodshot eyes and had an open bottle of Mike's Hard Lemonade in the car
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Her blood alcohol content levels were 0.114 and 0.110, police said
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Miller faces DUI manslaughter and DUI while causing injuries charges

Question: A memorial still sits on the side of the road near where Trinity and @placeholder were hit.

Answer: Janice Pedroza


Washington (CNN) Rep. Adam Schiff kicked off a new push Thursday for Congress to finally vote on the war against ISIS. The California Democrat introduced a new version of his bill for a formal Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) against ISIS, al-Qaeda and the Taliban. Schiff's bill would repeal the 2001 and 2002 war authorizations still used to fight terrorism across the globe with a measure that expires after three years and makes it easier for Congress to put a check on the Executive Branch's use of ground combat forces in the terror fight. "For far too long, Congress has abdicated its constitutional responsibility to authorize military action abroad, effectively ceding the war-making power to the Executive Branch," Schiff said in a statement announcing the new legislation.
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Rep. Adam Schiff's bill would repeal the 2001 and 2002 war authorizations used to fight terrorism
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The measure is nearly identical to what Schiff had introduced during the Obama administration

Question: Schiff's bill attempts to thread that needle by allowing the President to deploy combat troops, but giving Congress a special procedural ability to bring up a vote on repealing or modifying the @placeholder if combat troops are deployed.

Answer: Authorization for Use of Military Force

Answer: AUMF


It's a busy Tuesday afternoon in Straight Blast Gym on the Naas Road. John Kavanagh is strolling purposefully through his workplace, barking the occasional instructions to the ambitious athletes, dreaming of following Conor McGregor’s path into the UFC. Twelve of them grapple in the octagon, 12 more on the mat. Fourteen different championship belts, from various federations, are nailed to a gym wall decorated by 16 national flags — from Brazil to Ireland to Estonia. However, as soon as Kavanagh’s star pupil enters, he magnetically draws the attention of the room. No matter how you feel about McGregor, or the sport of Mixed Martial Arts, there’s little doubt the 27-year-old Crumlin native possesses rare charisma.
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Conor McGregor has been working on his kicking ahead of December fight
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McGregor feels that Brazilian Jose Aldo will have no answer to his kick
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Crumlin native McGregor will take on Aldo in Las Vegas this winter
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READ: Conor McGregor spars with Game of Thrones actor Conan Stevens ahead of UFC featherweight title clash with Jose Aldo

Question: It’s not helped by the fact that @placeholder was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.

Answer: Conor McGregor

Answer: McGregor

Answer: Conor McGregor

Answer: McGregor

Answer: McGregor

Answer: Conor McGregor

Question: Much of what has made @placeholder into a world-class athlete comes from within.

Answer: Conor McGregor

Answer: McGregor

Answer: Conor McGregor

Answer: McGregor

Answer: McGregor

Answer: Conor McGregor


The furious parents of the 16 schoolchildren killed in the Germanwings plane crash are demanding an apology from the airline after they were offered an 'insulting' £60,000 in compensation. The children and their teachers were returning to Germany from an exchange trip in Spain on March 24 when the Barcelona to Duesseldorf flight was downed by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz. Prosecutors believe the 27-year-old co-pilot deliberately crashed the Airbus A320 into the French Alps, killing all of the 150 passengers and crew members on board. The parents of the group exchange students killed in the tragedy, from the German town of Haltern, have now written an open letter to Lufthansa – the parent company of Germanwings - to voice 'disappointment' at its conduct 'since a pilot from your company killed our children'.
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Parents of children killed in Germanwings Alps crash publish open letter
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They are demanding apology and have hit out at 'insulting' compensation
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Lufthansa - parent firm of Germanwings - has offered  £60,000 to all victims
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Barcelona to Düsseldorf flight was downed by co-pilot Andreas Lubitz

Question: They added that @placeholder's compensation offer 'deeply insults us, and above all else our children.'

Answer: Lufthansa

Answer: Lufthansa

Question: A @placeholder spokesman said Mr Spohr had spoken to many family members and had fully accepted responsibility and apologised for the suffering of the families.

Answer: Lufthansa

Answer: Lufthansa


Outgoing France coach Philippe Saint-Andre has warned French rugby must change if the national team is to be successful again. Saint-Andre's four-year reign as France coach ended in humiliating fashion on Saturday night as New Zealand romped to the biggest-ever World Cup quarter-final victory with a 62-13 triumph in Cardiff. The former Gloucester and Sale Sharks coach was booed by angry Les Bleus fans during his post-match television interview but he insisted problems run deep in French rugby and that structural changes are necessary for France to flourish. Toulouse coach Guy Noves will take charge of France from next month but Saint-Andre said his successor will encounter the same difficulties which he believes have blighted his tenure.
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Philippe Saint-Andre's four-year reign ended in humiliating 62-13 defeat
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Departing France coach says Top 14 rugby is ruining national team
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Saint-Andre compared effect to Premier League on England football team
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France coach rubbished reports of a revolt among his players

Question: 'It was very interesting,' Saint-@placeholder said of his time in charge of the France team.

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Question: France's build-up to the quarter-final was dominated by talk of rebellion and revolt in the camp with the players said to be so disaffected by Saint-@placeholder that it was reported they had taken over selection and coaching ahead of the game.

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Question: Captain Thierry Dusautoir dismissed those tales of mutiny on the eve of the match and Saint-@placeholder branded the story as 'gossip'.

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre


While every aspiring actor dreams of Hollywood stardom, an A-list career doesn't always show up. For actors hovering somewhere between the big time and the dole queue, there is the comforting world of the British soap opera, where stars are guaranteed regular work and a spot in the nation's living room three times a week. If long-running series such as EastEnders, Coronation Street and Emmerdale have been a launchpad for many an acting career, it's also provided a safe haven for those looking to side-step from a different career or reinvigorate their public profile. Scroll down for video Gracing the cobbles: After first achieving fame with Girls Aloud, Sarah Harding has turned her hand to acting, signing up to appear in four episodes of Coronation Street
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Sarah Harding and Denise Van Outen are the latest big-name signings to agree to contracts with British soap operas
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They join a long line of stars who've looked to soaps to boost their careers
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Barbara Windsor, Patsy Kensit and Danny Dyer all saw their profiles rise after taking to the small screen

Question: @placeholder and Denise aren't the only names to sign on the dotted line for soaps at an interesting stage in their careers.

Answer: Sarah Harding

Answer: Sarah Harding


Moscow (CNN) Outspoken Russian Senator Alexey Pushkov claimed Friday on Twitter that US President Donald Trump and senior figures in his administration are not on the same page on Russia. The tweets from Pushkov, chairman of the Information Policy Committee in Russia's upper house of parliament, came a day after US Secretary of Defense James Mattis and US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson commented on Russia while attending summits in Europe. Pushkov tweeted early Friday: "Trump hopes to make a deal with Russia. Mattis thinks (in vain) that he can put pressure 'from a position of strength'. Tillerson is playing a 2nd Kerry. Three lines from 1 administration."
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Kremlin had "more important" things to do than watch President Trump's news conference
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Alexey Pushkov claimed there are "three lines" on Russia from the Trump administration

Question: He also accused Russia of violating international law, labeling its actions as "aggressive" and "destabilizing," and said there was "very little doubt" that @placeholder had interfered or attempted to interfere in a number of democratic elections.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: @placeholder himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Trump himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to @placeholder during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to Russia dominated the headlines.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Question: Trump himself did little to assuage concerns about his administration's approach to Russia during a press conference Thursday, held in a week during which questions over his aide's ties to @placeholder dominated the headlines.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


So you're in your mid-twenties and you’re thinking of your next holiday. You want somewhere that’s going to be packed with culture but you also want nightlife and fine dining for a reasonable price. That’s the impossible dream, right? Turns out Ibiza is just that place and it must be doing something right; it’s got a strong celeb following with Rita Ora, Mariah Carey, Naomi Campbell, Kim Kardashian and Kate Moss all being  visitors this summer. Thomson are now getting you in on the action with their new Scene holidays - the perfect way to experience the best of the wild and the luxury in locations that range from far flung and closer to home such as Thailand, Mexico, Ibiza and Croatia.
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The island shifts from a tranquil escape to a party place like no other
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Rita Ora, Mariah Carey and Kim Kardashian were all visitors this summer
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MailOnlineTravel visits some of Ibiza's famous hotspots and reveals all

Question: Follow in @placeholder’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.

Answer: Mariah Carey

Answer: Mariah Carey


Questions have been raised about the origins of Spider-Man after a costume bearing striking resemblances to the famed web-slinger was unearthed that predates his first comic book by eight years. The hero made his first appearance on the cover of the Amazing Fantasy comic book in in 1962, and later went on to be one of Marvel's most famous - and lucrative - creations of all time. But, it has emerged, years before his first print appearance, a strikingly similar character could be seen stalking the streets of New York City, in the form of an old Hallowe'en costume. The item, unearthed by superhero enthusiast John Cimino, was a best-seller from local costumer dealer Ben Cooper Inc., for years before the web-slinger became a household name.
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First Spider-Man comic published by Marvel is from August 1962
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But comic book fan John Cimino found 'Spiderman' costume from 1954
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Item is yellow, but has familiar web designs and resembles later Spidey
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Was produced by Ben Cooper Inc, a defunct New York costume company
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Cimino confronted creator Stan Lee and illustrator Steve Ditko over suit
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Lee said he knew nothing about it, Ditko gave cryptic response
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Raises the question of whether old costume was the real origin

Question: @placeholder found one in a bundle of memorabilia he bought from a down-on-his-luck friend in 2006.

Answer: John Cimino

Answer: John Cimino

Answer: Cimino

Question: In a confusing twist, after @placeholder-Man became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.

Answer: Spider

Answer: First Spider

Answer: Spiderman

Answer: Spidey

Question: In a confusing twist, after Spider-@placeholder became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.

Answer: Man

Answer: Marvel

Answer: Man

Answer: Marvel


Police have arrested a 57-year-old man on suspicion of the murder of a woman whose torso was found in a suitcase. The man is understood to be Lithuanian national Vitautas Jokubauskas, a factory worker who had been renting the property where the body was discovered with no arms, legs or head. The body has not been identified but detectives from Cambridgeshire Police are also looking for a woman, believed to be Jokubauskas' Lithuanian partner, who is described as being about 40, slim and with black hair. The man was detained by police at about 7pm today and is currently in custody at Thorpe Wood Police Station.
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Detectives found a woman's body with no arms, legs or head in suitcase
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A 57-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, police say
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Suspect is believed to be Lithuanian factory worker Vitautas Jokubauskas
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Officers found body after neighbours raised concerns about a 'nasty' smell
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Body not been identified, but is thought to be Mr Jokubauskas' partner

Question: Detectives are no longer appealing for the public's help in tracing @placeholder Jokubauskas.

Answer: Lithuanian

Answer: Lithuanian

Answer: Lithuanian


New Delhi, India (CNN) Three people are dead, and 19 other missing, after a bridge on a highway connecting the city of Mumbai to the state of Goa collapsed, sending two buses tumbling into floodwaters below. The bridge gave way about 2 a.m. local time Wednesday, said Rakesh Ranjan, deputy commandant of the National Disaster Response Force and Civil Defence (NDRF). The state passenger buses were carrying 22 people: 18 passengers, two conductors and two drivers. Three bodies have been recovered and identified so far, Sushma Satpute the sub-divisonal magistrate of Raigad district told CNN. One of the bus drivers was among the dead.
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Three bodies have been identified
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The single-lane bridge was built in the British colonial era
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Divers, boats and helicopters have been deployed in the rescue efforts

Question: India has been hit by severe flooding in the past few days, which has killed 163 people and affected as many as 7.78 million, according to the @placeholder.

Answer: NDRF


Warren Buffett enthusiasts have been offered the dream prize of a stay in the investment guru's childhood home - so long as they invest in his company and have a healthy appreciation of Omaha. The three-bedroom house, where the billionaire finance whizz lived from the age of six, has been put on Airbnb ahead of a May 2 investors' meeting in the Nebraska city where he grew up. It was from that home, which his family left in 1966 and no longer owns, that Buffett, now 84, earned his first cents selling Coke and chewing gum door-to-door, and also started investing in stocks.
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Three-night stay in billionaire's old Nebraska home is competition prize
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Stay is during shareholder meeting for Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway firm
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To win May trip, entrants must answer questions on company and Omaha
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Buffett family moved there in 1936, when Warren was six years old

Question: This year's annual meeting is expected to draw its biggest crowd yet because this is the 50th anniversary of when @placeholder took over Berkshire Hathaway.

Answer: Warren Buffett

Answer: Buffett

Answer: Buffett

Answer: Warren


A bounty hunter trying to detain a country music singer wanted on a DUI charge shot and killed the man in a gunfight at the singer's home, authorities said Thursday. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation was looking into the circumstances of Tuesday night's shooting of 65-year-old Randy Howard, agency spokesman Josh DeVine said in an email. Howard was a member of country music's 'Outlaw' movement, which rejected Nashville's polished music in favor of a rougher sound. Howard shared the stage with Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams Jr., and has written songs for Hank Williams III, according to Howard's LinkedIn site.
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A bounty hunter trying to detain Randy Howard, who was wanted on a DUI charged, shot and killed the man in a gunfight, authorities said
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Howard was a member of country music's 'Outlaw' movement, which rejected Nashville's polished music in favor of a rougher sound
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Howard shared the stage with Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams Jr.
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Tennessee Bureau of Investigation spokesman Josh DeVine said Howard had been charged with multiple offenses and missed a court date
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On Tuesday night, bounty hunter Jackie Shell showed up at Howard's home to take him into custody, DeVine said
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Howard opened fire, Shell shot back and Howard was killed, he said

Question: Hank Williams III posted a picture on his Facebook page Thursday of him and @placeholder smiling together under the words, 'RIP Randy Howard.'

Answer: Randy Howard

Answer: Howard

Answer: Howard

Answer: Howard

Answer: Randy Howard

Answer: Howard

Answer: Howard

Answer: Howard

Answer: Howard

Answer: Howard

Answer: Howard


Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere is expected to accept a misconduct charge from the Football Association following his anti-Tottenham chants during the FA Cup victory parade, which could carry a heavy fine or possibly even a suspension. The 23-year-old has until 6pm on Wednesday to formally respond to the FA, but Sportsmail understands the player and club are ready to face the sanctions from the governing body's independent disciplinary commission. Wilshere, who came through the Gunners' youth ranks, took to the microphone to mock the club's fierce rivals as the players celebrated on a stage outside the Emirates Stadium on May 31.
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Arsenal's Jack Wilshere is expected to accept a misconduct charge
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The 23-year-old has until 6pm on Wednesday to formally respond to the FA
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He was given charge after his anti-Tottenham chants on FA Cup parade
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Midfielder Wilshere could face a heavy fine or possibly even a suspension

Question: 'I was a little (disappointed with the charge), but you know that is something the @placeholder are dealing with and my club are dealing with so what will be, will be,' he said.

Answer: Football Association

Answer: FA Cup

Answer: FA

Answer: FA

Answer: FA Cup

Question: I grew up at Arsenal and I love the fans, but believe it or not, I have actually got family who are @placeholder fans so it's nothing personal against them, it was just a bit of fun.'

Answer: Tottenham

Answer: Tottenham


Serena Williams brushed off some serving troubles before cruising to a 6-4, 6-3 win over Elina Svitolina on Saturday and will meet Simona Halep in the Western & Southern Open final. Williams's serve was off for a second consecutive match in Cincinnati and she committed 34 unforced errors but the World No.1 was never under serious threat from the 14th-seeded Ukrainian. The American will bid to complete a calendar grand slam at her home U.S. Open from Aug. 31, a pursuit that kept her early struggles in perspective on Saturday. 'I wanted to not worry about this match, but worry about the next few matches and next few weeks and start playing better for that,' Williams said in an on-court interview.
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World No 1 committed 34 unforced errors in win over Elina Svitolina
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Serena Williams defeated the Ukrainian 6-4, 6-3 to reach the final
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Simona Halep crushed Jelena Jankovic 6-1, 6-2 in the later semi-final

Question: Williams laced two straight backhand winners to break @placeholder's serve to move to 3-1 in the second set.

Answer: Elina Svitolina

Answer: Elina Svitolina


(CNN) -- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were created to help individuals realize the American dream of home ownership, but they now find their survival at risk in the U.S. mortgage crisis. Steps to shore up FannieMae and Freddie Mac could eventually stabilize home prices. Friday's closure of California-based IndyMac bank by federal regulators on Friday sparked investor panic that sent shares of mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on a wild ride and fueled speculation of a government rescue. On Sunday, the Treasury Department and Federal Reserve announced steps to make funds available to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac if necessary.
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Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac own or guarantee almost half of U.S. home loans
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Government announces steps to shore up mortgage giants if necessary
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Steps could stabilize home prices

Question: The nickname comes from the acronym @placeholder, which stands for Federal National Mortgage Association.

Answer: Fannie Mae

Answer: FannieMae

Answer: Fannie Mae

Answer: Fannie Mae

Answer: Fannie Mae


(CNN) -- The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza recently gave President Barack Obama his "Worst Year in Washington" award. Indeed, Cillizza wrote that there was a growing sense among the public that "Obama simply isn't up to the job to which he was elected twice." But while it's hard to argue that Obama has not had a difficult 12 months, the notion that this President is somehow done or a lame duck just doesn't feel quite right. The fact is the office of the president is still the most dynamic change agent in our political system. And unlike Congress or the Supreme Court, which go in and out of session, the President is on 24/7, with significant power at his disposal, a point underscored by recent initiatives on immigration, climate change and Cuba.
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Aaron David Miller: President Obama is not the appeaser in chief his detractors claim
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Miller: President doubled down in Afghanistan in 2009, had Osama bin Laden killed
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Obama is a committed internationalist, Miller says
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President can feel the pull of wanting to leave a positive legacy, he says

Question: "My presidency's entering the fourth quarter," @placeholder said in a press conference Friday.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


Suddenly an opportunity. From looking as if a door had been slammed shut on them, Liverpool, unexpectedly, have a chance to kick it back open and capitalise. When Liverpool’s players trudged from the Emirates Stadium pitch, having been pummelled into submission by Arsenal, all hope of a top-four finish looked to have evaporated. Brendan Rodgers, subdued and disconsolate, admitted as much in his post-match debrief. The Rodgers who left London nine days ago is very different, though, to the Rodgers who will step into Anfield’s technical area on Monday, feeling optimistic and satisfied with his lot. He knows Liverpool have been let off the hook and now he wants to see a response.
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Liverpool got back to winning ways with FA Cup victory over Blackburn
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Brendan Rodgers will be hoping his side can close gap on Man City
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The Reds are just seven points behind City with a game in hand
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Liverpool host Newcastle at Anfield on Monday night
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Raheem Sterling: My ambition is to have my own song from the Kop

Question: He played in a different position the other night against @placeholder, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.

Answer: Blackburn