(CNN) President Barack Obama, in his first visit to a mosque in the United States, said Wednesday he was seeking to rebut "inexcusable political rhetoric against Muslim-Americans" from Republican presidential candidates. Attempting to recast what he said was a warped image of Islam while encouraging members of the faith to speak out against terror, Obama described Muslims as essential to the fabric of America. "Let me say as clearly as I can as president of the United States: you fit right here," Obama told the audience at the Islamic Society of Baltimore, a 47-year-old mosque with thousands of attendees. "You're right where you belong. You're part of America too. You're not Muslim or American. You're Muslim and American."
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President Barack Obama has visited mosques in the past, but never inside the United States
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On Wednesday, the President visited the Islamic Society of Baltimore
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The move is aimed to respond to election cycle rhetoric that has attacked Muslim Americans

Question: Obama to visit a mosque, and wade deeper into America's war over @placeholder

Answer: Islam

Question: "Together, we've got to show that @placeholder truly protects all faiths.

Answer: Americans

Answer: America

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: Muslim Americans

Question: Our television shows should have some @placeholder characters that are unrelated to national security.

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslim Americans

Question: Still, many Muslim-@placeholder on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.

Answer: Americans

Answer: America

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: Muslim Americans


Washington (CNN) When reality boxes in President Donald Trump, he simply chooses his own alternative, convenient truth. The President reached for this politically pliable tactic yet again Tuesday while effectively endorsing Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore despite allegations the outspoken judge pursued teenagers, including a girl as young as 14. Trump noted that Moore, who has been disowned by the leadership of his own Republican Party, disputed all the allegations against him. "He totally denies it," Trump told reporters before leaving for his Thanksgiving break in Florida, putting himself at odds with almost all of the senior leaders of his party by siding with Moore.
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"He totally denies it," Trump told reporters
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He was speaking on the South Lawn before departing for Mar-a-Lago

Question: The source said Trump sees what's happening to Moore as similar to the accusations of sexual abuse leveled against @placeholder himself during the 2016 campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Some @placeholder critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Some Trump critics also believe there is another motive for @placeholder's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington/West Tisbury, Mass. (CNN) Usher and Stevie Wonder performed as part of a star-studded 55th birthday celebration for President Barack Obama held at the White House Friday evening, an attendee told CNN. Other celebrities in attendance included actress Alfre Woodard, movie executive Harvey Weinstein and former basketball star Grant Hill, who was pictured with National Security Adviser Susan Rice. Social media captured Ellen DeGeneres, Sarah Jessica Parker and her husband Matthew Broderick, "Star Wars" producer George Lucas as well as former senior White House adviser and CNN contributor David Axelrod arriving at the White House. Former basketball star Magic Johnson and his wife posted pictures of them getting ready to head to the event. Several media personalities also attended.
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Celebrities in attendance included Ellen DeGeneres, Sarah Jessica Parker and George Lucas
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The Obama family heads to Martha's Vineyard on Saturday for their annual two-week vacation

Question: Beyonce performed at one for @placeholder's 50th birthday in 2014.

Answer: Obama


More than three million people have voted for 2015's Goodreads Choice Awards, the only major book awards decided by the readers. Whether you're looking for the next tome to snuggle up with on the sofa or Christmas present inspiration for your teenager, the top 20 books listed below are a surefire bet. From the memoirs of a 23-year-old vlogger to the complicated plot of the best thriller of the year, read on to find out what Goodreads voters and Amazon reviewers though of 2015's literary offerings. Harper Lee is of course famous for her Pulitzer Prize-winning To Kill A Mocking Bird, published in 1960.
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Goodreads Choice Awards asked readers to vote on best books in 2015
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Over three million votes covered fantasy, romance, memoirs and more
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FEMAIL rounds up the 20 category winners plus reader review comments

Question: On @placeholder, one reviewer predicted it would be the thriller of 2015, adding, 'At one point, ironically, I read it on the train into work and almost missed my stop!

Answer: Amazon


If there was one place manager Brendan Rodgers would not have liked to start his attempt at a season of resurrection at Liverpool, the Britannia Stadium in the Potteries would sit pretty high on his list. But the fixture computer showed no mercy to the beleaguered Anfield boss on Wednesday morning, sending him back to the scene of his nadir in charge of the Merseyside club. It is the first time in Premier League history that the same fixture will be played consecutively at the same venue, and a repeat of the same scoreline that put the seal on Steven Gerrard's illustrious Liverpool career would surely tip the Northern Irishman over the edge.
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Liverpool lost 6-1 to Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium on May 24
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Barely 77 days later they will face each other again at the same venue
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Stoke defender Marc Muniesa is already relishing the opening day reunion
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Brendan Rodgers will hope a new-look Liverpool do not carry any scars
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READ our Barclays Premier League fixtures 2015-2016 summary

Question: Should Liverpool look to bring in players from further afield, a trip to the @placeholder is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.

Answer: Britannia Stadium


(CNN) On Tuesday, Hillary Clinton released the most detailed policy document on autism in U.S. presidential election history. While other candidates have spoken about autism from time to time, both in this election cycle and in previous years, we've never seen anything so informed and friendly to the autistic community. Her "Plan to Support Children, Youth, and Adults Living with Autism and their Families" is notable for its focus on adults and for the complete absence of stigmatizing words such as "cure" or "epidemic." The rhetoric is good, the policy is better, and the problems with the document (and there are some) are relatively few.
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David Perry: Only Hillary Clinton has set forth a detailed plan so far; advocates are watching to see who else does
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He says the view of autism has changed dramatically since 2008

Question: The best of @placeholder's ideas would lead to tangible improvements in job opportunities, education and the inclusion of neurodiverse people living in a society that too often discriminates against them.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton


(CNN) -- Twin brothers David and Jason Benham have lost their opportunity to host their own HGTV show. The brothers ran afoul of the network after the site Right Wing Watch published a post about the pair, labeling David Benham as an "anti-gay, anti-choice extremist" for reportedly leading a prayer rally in 2012 outside of the Democratic National Convention held in Charlotte, North Carolina. The site posted a recording of Benham talking to a talk show host about "homosexuality and its agenda that is attacking the nation" and "demonic ideologies" taking hold in colleges and public schools. Benham also discusses the fight for North Carolina's Amendment One, which involved a ban on same-sex marriage and civil unions in the state constitution.
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NEW: The brothers tell CNN they believe HGTV was bullied into its decision
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NEW: "We love all people. I love homosexuals," says David Benham
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He was quoted as making remarks against homosexuality
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Pair said: "If our faith costs us a television show then so be it"

Question: "They got to know us a little better and then they made a judgment call, recognizing that @placeholder and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.

Answer: David


(CNN) A British film production company has been fined £1.6 million (almost $2 million) after the actor Harrison Ford broke his leg while filming a "Star Wars" movie, according to Britain's Press Association. The Disney-owned company, Foodles Production (UK) Ltd, had admitted two  health and safety breaches in relation to the incident in June 2014, when Ford's leg was crushed by a hydraulic door. The 71-year-old actor had been reprising his role as Han Solo in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" when he was hit by the heavy door on the set of the Millennium Falcon, his character's spacecraft. Door like 'blunt guillotine'
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Ford was reprising role as Han Solo when injured on set
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Actor pinned by pelvis to the ground by hydraulic door

Question: @placeholder acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.

Answer: Harrison Ford

Answer: Ford

Answer: Ford


Walt Disney Studios is chipping a new "Frozen" film off the old block. On Wednesday, the studio announced that its blockbuster 2013 movie will soon have a miniature sequel in the animated short "Frozen Fever." The film will reunite the award-winning creative team behind "Frozen," including "Let It Go" songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, and will bring the film's central characters back to life. Inspired by the Hans Christian Andersen tale "The Snow Queen," "Frozen" told the story of two sisters, Anna (voiced by Kristen Bell) and Elsa (Idina Menzel), and how an impressive but isolating gift of Elsa's almost came between them.
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Disney plans to release a new "Frozen" animated short
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Called "Frozen Fever," it'll reunite the central characters and the creative team
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The short is slated to arrive in the spring

Question: But, Disney's statement warns, "@placeholder's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."

Answer: Elsa

Answer: Elsa


Madison, Wisconsin (CNN) -- Republicans retained four of the six state Senate seats that were in jeopardy in Tuesday's recall elections in Wisconsin, news media in the state reported. Democrats won two seats but needed three to take control. The Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, which certifies election results, said official results will begin to come in Thursday and will be certified that day at the earliest. The unofficial results released Wednesday were collected by The Associated Press and distributed to newspapers, television and radio stations. The recall election stems from the bitter battle last winter that saw pro-union protesters camping out in the state Capitol and Democratic senators fleeing the state in an unsuccessful attempt to halt legislation by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker that some felt was anti-union.
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NEW: Tea Party Express member: The importance of the vote can't be overstated
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RNC chair: Vote is an affirmation of Walker's policies
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Six Republican senators faced recall votes Tuesday
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The recalls stem from the winter battles over union rights

Question: Republicans insisted that the legislation was necessary to control skyrocketing public employee benefit costs and close a budget shortfall, while @placeholder called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic


The Archbishop of Canterbury (above) yesterday called on Christians to use non-violent means of resistance when faced with persecution by extremists - days after an attack in Kenya killed 150 people The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday called on Christians to use non-violent means of resistance when faced with persecution by extremists. In the wake of the slaughter of Christian students in Kenya and the barbarity of Islamic State militants, the Most Reverend Justin Welby said the dead were ‘martyrs’. Delivering his Easter sermon in Canterbury Cathedral, he said: ‘Christians must resist without violence the persecution they suffer and support persecuted communities, with love and goodness and generosity.’
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Archbishop of Canterbury also said the dead were 'martyrs' in speech
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Pope Francis called for governments to intervene in Syria and Iraq

Question: Dr Welby told his congregation that the killing of @placeholder over the past year had been a ‘wicked’ development.

Answer: Christians

Answer: Christians

Answer: Christians


(CNN) I have always romanticized the family ski vacation -- that's before I actually started skiing with my own children. What no one warns you about is that skiing with young kids can suck the relaxation right out of you. I am the ski Sherpa, schlepping my kids' boots, skis and poles, as hand warmers and granola bars bulge from my pockets. By the time I get to the slopes, even in the midst of a polar vortex, I am sweating right through my Hot Chillys long underwear. Welcome to Vail and the Sachs family ski trip of 2014. My kids are pumped to be in Vail, home to several Olympic athletes, and the Sochi Games have just kicked off. The conditions are fabulous, with snow dumping at an exceptional rate. After a day of lessons, both of my kids are officially better skiers than I. And I am wiped.
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Wendy Sachs wanted to try using pot to relax during a family vacation in Colorado
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Sachs kept her children in the dark about it; they aren't old enough to understand

Question: But alas, it's @placeholder, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.

Answer: Colorado


A row over the last parking space in a street led to a classic car driver running over a father who was reserving the space for his son. John Crowley, 44, who slowly edged his classic green Mercedes 350 towards Peter Cox and knocked him to the ground when he refused to move, was then attacked by his victim's son. Craig Cox saw what was happening and smashed the windscreen of Crowley's car before sinking his teeth into the motorist's nose. As they brawled the car continued to move at slow speed, with Crowley still behind the wheel, and Peter Cox was run over up to three times.
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Row erupted over final parking space in a street in Weston-super-Mare
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John Crowley tried to park his classic car there but Peter Cox stood in way
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Mr Cox, who was reserving it for his son, was run over up to three times
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Victim's son saw it happening and attacked Crowley by biting his nose
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Crowley was jailed for 14 months. Peter Cox suffered life-changing injuries

Question: The court heard that possible charges against @placeholder were not pursued because he was deemed to be acting in defence of his father.

Answer: Craig Cox

Answer: Cox


Detectives investigating the murders of businessman Savopoulos and his family have found texts on his assistant's phone which reveal he sent a photograph of the ransom money to an unnamed woman. Savvas Savopoulos, 46, his wife, Amy, 47, their 10-year-old son, Philip, and Veralicia Figueroa, 57, who worked for the family, were found dead inside their $4.5million mansion in Washington DC last month. Daron Wint, 34, was arrested following an intense manhunt and charged him with first-degree murder on suspicion of torturing and killing the construction business owner, his wife, son and housekeeper on May 14 as part of an extortion plot.
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Court documents claim Savvas Savopoulos' assistant Jordan Wallace changed his account of how he delivered ransom money
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Police obtained warrant to review all of Wallace's text messages and phone records dating back to May 10
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Wallace, 28, was hired as Savopoulos' driver and assistant several months before killings
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He delivered $40,000 ransom to Savopoulos' mansion on May 14, after which the family and their housekeeper were killed
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Daron Wint, 34, charged with first-degree murder in slayings
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Wallace has not been arrested or charged with any crime

Question: @placeholder and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.

Answer: Savvas Savopoulos


The families of hostages David Haines and Alan Henning who were murdered by the Islamic extremist Jihadi John have been blessed by the Pope. Aid worker David Haines, of Yorkshire, was beheaded last September after being captured by Islamic state. Alan Henning, 47, a father-of-two, was killed in the same way a month later. Both murders appeared on video and apparently showed Jihadi John, who has recently been unmasked as Mohammed Emwazi, from London, carrying out the killings. Pope Francis met Barbara Henning right), the wife of murdered British hostage Alan Henning, and Michael Haines (centre), the brother of David Haines, at St Peter's Basilica today
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Alan Henning and David Haines were both captured by ISIS extremists
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Mr Haines was beheaded last September, and Mr Henning a month later
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Both of the killings were apparently carried out by Jihadi John and filmed
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Pope Francis met Mr Henning's widow and the brother of David Haines
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He blessed both at St Peter's Basilica in bid to reduce religious extremism

Question: @placeholder has dedicated his life to promoting unity between religions since his brother was murdered

Answer: Michael Haines

Question: Mrs Henning met the @placeholder today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict

Answer: Pope


She secured her position as the nation's sweetheart thanks to a stint on the X Factor but now Cheryl Fernandez-Versini will have to share the spotlight - and Simon Cowell's attention - with Rita Ora. It has been revealed that Rita, 24, along with Nick Grimshaw, will be joining the ITV talent show for this year's series. So, how will Cheryl, 31, cope with having a younger, equally successful and glamorous co-host? From their endorsements and style to their famous friends and social media followers, FEMAIL investigates each star's selling power to determine who really has the X Factor. She's a best-selling singer, actress, fashion designer, beauty buff and one of the world's best connected stars. And now, she's occupying a coveted seat on the X Factor panel.
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Both stars will make up X Factor judging panel this year
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Cheryl, 31, has had string of number ones and L'Oreal campaigns
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Rita has her own fashion range, clan of famous pals and beauty range

Question: In 2010, @placeholder came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.

Answer: Cheryl Fernandez

Answer: Cheryl

Answer: Cheryl


(CNN) -- It has been dubbed Russia's Las Vegas. A place where Vladimir Putin's government rolled the dice in a grand project to help the world rethink the way it does business. More than $50 billion has been spent in reshaping Sochi for the Winter Olympics, in the process bringing traffic gridlock, a decline in tourism and environmental destruction. If it's been tough for the locals, it has arguably been just as hard for the ex-pats who came to the Black Sea resort looking for a new life and are left wondering just what the legacy of this month's Games holds for them.
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Russia's first Winter Olympics has brought both opportunities and disruption
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Spa owner says extensive construction work has made his business "very difficult"
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An American has found a niche facilitating needs of officials, sponsors and broadcasters
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French father-and-son restaurant team waiting until after Olympics to see benefits

Question: Through his ventures, the restaurant owner says they have been helped by its people's love of @placeholder culture.

Answer: French


Neil Lennon wants Celtic winger James Forrest to spearhead Bolton's push for the English Premiership next term. The former Parkhead manager, who handed Forrest his debut five years ago, has short-listed the 23-year-old as he seeks to re-shape the Trotters' squad into one capable of winning promotion a year from now. Forrest only has one-year left on his contract but would still cost Wanderers a sizeable seven-figure sum if Lennon is to land him in this window. The player has struggled with injury since breaking into the Celtic side at the end of season 2009-10 but finished the last campaign strongly, forcing his way back into the Scotland team.
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Neil Lennon has short-listed 23-year-old James Forrest
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The former Celtic manager handed Forrest his debut five years ago
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Forrest would cost Bolton a sizeable seven-figure sum

Question: @placeholder failed in a bid to take Kris Commons to Bolton this summer but is hopeful of successfully plundering his old club at the second time of asking.

Answer: Neil Lennon

Answer: Lennon

Answer: Neil Lennon


(CNN) Marijuana will remain a Schedule l controlled substance, which declares it has "no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse," the Drug Enforcement Administration said Thursday. This keeps the drug in the same category as heroin, LSD and Ecstasy. The announcement is in response to two recent petitions asking the agency to reconsider this designation for the benefit of scientific research. The decision is based on a "scientific and medical evaluation" conducted by the US Food and Drug Administration at the request of the DEA. "The DEA and the FDA continue to believe that scientifically valid and well-controlled clinical trials conducted under investigational new drug (IND) applications are the most appropriate way to conduct research on the medicinal uses of marijuana," said a statement from the DEA.
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The DEA will keep marijuana in the same category as heroin
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It will issue more licenses for growing marijuana to be used in research

Question: As for making more research opportunities available, the DEA announced today that it "will allow additional entities to apply to become registered with @placeholder so that they may grow and distribute marijuana for FDA-authorized research."

Answer: Drug Enforcement Administration

Answer: DEA

Answer: DEA

Answer: DEA

Answer: DEA


A Baltimore mom who raised over $43,000 after claiming her Christian neighbors threatened her over her 'relentlessly gay' front yard has now been accused of contriving the plot as part of a GoFundMe scam. Several discrepancies have surfaced in the story of Julie Baker, a widowed mother-of-four who lives on the outskirts of the city and identifies as bisexual. Baker said she received a note signed by 'A Concerned Home Owner' that attacked her colorful yard - which used lamps to spell out 'love' and 'ohana', a Hawaiian word for 'family' - for 'becoming Relenetlessly Gay!' She then launched a campaign to make the yard 'even more relentlessly gay' and received $43,396 in online donations in just 14 days. However inconsistencies and suspicions have since been raised.
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Baltimore mother-of-four Julie Baker said she got an angry letter from her Christian neighbor about her front yard earlier this month
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Anonymous writer objected to colored lamps spelling 'love, family'
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The letter called her yard 'relentlessly gay' and told her to 'tone it down'
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Baker raised $48,000  to make her yard 'even more relentlessly gay'
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She is accused of writing the letter herself, based on similarities in grammatical errors between the letter and her own writing on GoFundMe
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Detectives report Baker was unable to produce the letter when asked for it
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Baker claims she has 'not been anything but authentic'

Question: According to Queerty, Baker consistently capitalizes words on her Facebook page, where she often goes on rants about @placeholder's being opposed to gay marriage.

Answer: Christian

Answer: Christian


She delighted crowds by gleefully accepting Andy Murray's sweaty wristband at Wimbledon last week. But it seems the Duchess of Cornwall is not quite as keen to hold on to the soaked souvenir, instead putting it up for auction in aid of charity. The sweatband, which Murray hurled in Camilla's direction after beating Robin Haase in straight sets last Thursday, is to be sold on eBay next week. All funds raised from the sale will be donated to The Royal Veterinary College Animal Care Trust of which the Duchess is a patron. It is understood Murray, who will play Roger Federer in a hotly anticipated semi-final later today, chose the charity himself after speaking with Camilla following his match.
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Duchess of Cornwall was given Andy Murray's sweatband last Thursday
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She was sitting next to Philip Brook in the Royal Box when he caught it
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Camilla later contacted Murray to ask that he choose a charity to aid
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Bidding has begun on the wristband on eBay with a start price of £50

Question: 'That’s why The @placeholder has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.

Answer: Duchess


A South African pet parlour has fired an experienced member of staff after a Yorkshire Terrier had part of its ear snipped off while being groomed. The dog's owner Jodi-Ann Pearton took to Facebook to complain after her beloved pet was left covered in blood following a visit to Pompeii Pets at Lonehill Shopping Centre near Johannesburg. She claimed that upon picking up her two pet Yorkies, the pet parlous had deliberately attempted to conceal the dog's injuries by placing the animal by putting it in a bag. Pompeii Pets denies that allegation but admits that one of the dogs was accidentally injured during its treatment.
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Jodi-Ann Pearton shared a photograph of her bloodied pet on Facebook
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She said she got the animal home from a grooming parlour to find it injured
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She accused Pompeii Pets of deliberately concealing the wounds from her
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But the parlour said they were completely unaware the dog had been hurt
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Said they had since sacked their experienced groomer for not telling them

Question: @placeholder disputes Ms Pearton's version of events, but admits her dog was injured.

Answer: Pompeii Pets

Answer: Pompeii Pets

Answer: Pompeii Pets


The glamorous life of a Victoria's Secret model may draw the envy of millions, but as one editor discovered, it's a lot tougher than it seems. Carly Cardellino, 32, a New York-based beauty editor for Cosmopolitan.com, had her interest peaked in the life of the Angels and their ilk after covering the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show for the 10th year in September - and decided that she would have a go herself at living the life. 'I chose to model my life as an Angel after Lily Aldridge's - she's one of my favorites to follow on Instagram and is the closest to me height-wise,' Carly explained in her article for the endeavor.
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New York-based Carly Cardellino, 32, a beauty editor for Cosmopolitan.com took on the life of Victoria's Secret model Lily Aldridge for a week
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Drawing from interviews with the star as well as following her life on social media, Carly attempted to follow her diet, beauty and workout habits

Question: After a good night's sleep, it was time for Carly to hit her runway - well, actually, the hallway at @placeholder.

Answer: Cosmopolitan.com


(CNN)Everybody on the planet knows that Gene Roddenberry created Mr. Spock, the laconic, imperturbable extra-terrestrial First Officer for the Starship Enterprise. But Mr. Spock doesn't belong to Roddenberry, even though he is the grand exalted progenitor of everything that was, is, and forever will be "Star Trek." Mr. Spock belongs to Leonard Nimoy, who died Friday at age 83. And though he doesn't take Spock with him, he and Spock remain inseparable. Zachary Quinto, who plays Spock in the re-booted feature film incarnation of "Trek," is excellent in the role. (Nimoy himself said so.) Quinto must know that however much he brings to the role, he will only be its custodian. Spock is Nimoy. Nimoy is Spock. It is, as Spock himself would intone, only logical.
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Gene Seymour: Gene Roddenberry may have created "Star Trek," but Leonard Nimoy and character of Spock are inseparable
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He says Nimoy had many other artistic endeavors, photography, directing, poetry, but he was, in the end, Spock

Question: He could not stop smiling, not even when one of the reporters asked him about a scene in the film that catches @placeholder in an impromptu grin.

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock

Answer: Spock


Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN) Israel has closed off the West Bank city of Yatta as authorities investigate a terror attack at a Tel Aviv market that left four people dead. Israeli troops went door-to-door in Yatta overnight, conducting interviews and searching homes after Wednesday night's attack. One woman said troops left holes in her doors and walls and took her son away, but she didn't know why. Israeli authorities also have frozen 83,000 entry permits for Palestinians -- including all for Ramadan and those for family visits from the West Bank to Israel -- in light of the Tel Aviv attack.
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Islamist group Hamas praises attack but does not claim responsibility
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Israel freezes more than 80,000 entry permits for Palestinians

Question: @placeholder police said all four of the deceased were Israeli.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Question: But CNN is not identifying the two as @placeholder authorities have issued a gag order.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Question: "We are in touch with @placeholder authorities to express our support and concern."

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel


(CNN) Unapologetically black, that is the attitude that Beyonce -- and to a large degree Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton -- brought to Super Bowl 50. And as a lifelong NFL fan who's attended more than 15 Super Bowls, Bey and her perfectly timed, bold, Black Panther-inspired halftime tribute was a beautiful thing to behold. It was everything. Without asking for permission, Beyonce redefined what it means for a celebrity to command the stage while the whole world is watching. Going beyond the game and the glitter, the 34-year-old pop icon used her star power to shine a light on the problem of race in America. Singing a cleaned-up version of her new single release, "Formation," Beyonce dared to use the nation's most-viewed event as a platform to shout #blacklivesmatter.
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Roxanne Jones: Beyonce bashers were out in force after her Super Bowl performance
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Critics are out of touch with more than sports; they are out of touch with America, Jones says

Question: Sadly, it is a vision of @placeholder that still scares some people.

Answer: America

Answer: America


Comedian Sarah Silverman was forced to apologize after she was caught exaggerating a story about being paid less than a man for a gig - to highlight the gender pay gap. The comic and feminist campaigner recalled an incident at the New York Comedy Club when she claimed she was paid less than her male counterpart, for a piece she recorded a wage-discrimination-activism video for Levo League. But Silverman has been forced to apologize after New York Comedy Club owner Al Martin revealed the story was false, because Silverman had been paid less purely because she appeared as a guest on the show and wasn't meant to receive anything - her male counterpart Todd Barry was booked for the slot.
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In campaign video Silverman said she was paid six times less than her male counterpart
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But the tale has been exposed as a fabrication by club owner Al Martin
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Silverman has been forced to apologize and admitted story was wrong
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She was only paid less because she was a guest and man was booked
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Said called critics who used issue to blast pay gap campaign 'maniacs'

Question: The comic said she regretted mentioning @placeholder by name, who had always been 'so lovely' to her.

Answer: Al Martin

Answer: Al Martin


David De Gea's dream move to Real Madrid is under major threat after the two clubs failed to submit the relevant paperwork to the Spanish ruling bodies, the LFP. The deadline for the Spanish transfer window passed at 11:59pm on Monday and it is understood that the league were still to ratify the documents in time. De Gea, whose £29 million move to Real Madrid had been agreed on Monday afternoon in a deal that would see Keylor Navas join United, had passed a medical and agreed personal terms. He is in his girlfriend's home in Madrid awaiting to see whether the move can be salvaged and if the LFP will give special dispensation to the move.
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Talks opened between Real Madrid and Manchester United on Monday
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The Spanish club have thrashed out a £29m deal with United
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Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas will join United in part-exchange
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But the paperwork was not submitted in time for the Spanish deadline
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Read: Martial keeping his cool ahead of transfer to Manchester United

Question: United's executive vice-chairman was determined not to allow the club to lose face in the transfer market and be seen as inferior to @placeholder.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


A three-year-old girl has been made a ward of court in order to protect her from being forced to undergo genital mutilation. A High Court judge issued a ruling banning the toddler's family from taking her out of the UK or trying to obtain a passport for her. The girl, from South Yorkshire, is protected by a non-molestation order which carries the threat of jail for anyone breaking it. The ruling comes as David Cameron has announced plans to rush through new laws banning girls being taken abroad to undergo FGM. At a family court hearing on Friday, the judge ruled that the three-year-old's family should be prevented from engaging in or preparing for any act of genital mutilation in the UK or elsewhere in the world.
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Three-year-old girl from South Yorkshire judged to be at risk of FGM
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She has been made a ward of court and subject to non-molestation order
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If her family take her out of Britain they could face a prison sentence
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David Cameron has announced new laws to prevent FGM being carried out on British girls abroad

Question: The @placeholder 'protection orders' will allow the authorities to step in and protect potential victims before they are taken abroad.

Answer: FGM

Answer: FGM

Answer: FGM


Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale will be rested for Saturday's La Liga game at home to Eibar, coach Carlo Ancelotti said on Friday, meaning the Welshman joins suspended midfielders Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez on the sidelines. Ancelotti said he had not made a final decision on who would come into his starting lineup for the game at the Bernabeu, when second-placed Real will look to close the gap on leaders Barcelona, who play at Sevilla later on Saturday, to one point. Asier Illarramendi and Isco will probably play alongside Luka Modric in midfield, with Jese joining Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema up front.
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Carlo Ancelotti confirms Gareth Bale will sit out of the Eibar clash
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The Welshman will join suspended stars Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez
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READ: Cristiano Ronaldo WILL face Eibar after yellow card is rescinded
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Real are four points behind Barcelona in the race for the La Liga title
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Real Madrid news

Question: The @placeholder boss is to give young players Jese and Asier Illarramendi a game on Saturday

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) Leaders and policies change with elections, but a nation's interests do not. As a Pacific power, the United States has an enduring interest in an Asia-Pacific region that is stable, free and prosperous. To advance these objectives, the Trump administration will need a coherent strategy that draws on all tools of our power -- military, diplomatic and not least economic. Over the next few decades, no region of the world will have more impact on America's economic fortunes than the Asia Pacific. As we noted in our recent Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) report, "Reinvigorating U.S. Economic Strategy in the Asia Pacific," the region is home to more than half the world's trillion-dollar economies. As billions of Asians join the middle class, the world's economic center of gravity will move further toward the region, linking more American exports, growth and jobs to the Pacific than ever before.
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Huntsman, Barshefsky and Greenberg: Asia Pacific region is vital to US interests
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President Trump's decision to withdraw from TPP puts US at risk, undermining allies and partners; could significantly reduce American exports, they write

Question: And it must develop effective messages that explain the importance of the Asia Pacific to the @placeholder people.

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: American


(CNN) Let's face it: This century, this millennium, has not been good for democracy. From this bizarre American election campaign to the pulverized wreckage of a pro-democracy movement in Syria; from the increasingly bloated jails in Egypt to the disappearing free press in Turkey; from the remnants of a demoralized opposition in Russia to the never ending re-election of some African presidents, there is ample evidence of the tough times this much-vaunted system of government is facing. Of course, the notion that democracy -- letting the people choose the leaders who govern them -- is the best way, the only legitimate way, to ensure the well-being of a country, remains a source of inspiration for millions around the world. But the sad truth is that its march of late has proven erratic, halting. And in too many cases, it has ended up crushed in a pool of blood. Indeed, a decade that began with the promise of an "Arab Spring" has ended up spawning tyranny and massacres. The march of freedom seems in some places to have gone into reverse.
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Frida Ghitis: Democracy can seem like an open invitation to demagoguery
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If Trump becomes president, America's democratic structure will also be put to the test, she says

Question: Autocrats around the world watching @placeholder will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.

Answer: American

Answer: America


The loss of a child is a tragedy that often tears every the strongest families apart as individuals struggle to come to terms with their grief. But TV star Mary Berry, 80, has revealed her determination not to let her marriage to husband Paul crumble after the loss of her son William, 19, in a car accident in 1989. 'We had each other and I kept thinking: "I’ve still got Paul and together we will hold",' she told The Sunday Telegraph. 'We were always together and, for us, it made us grateful still to be together.' The Great British Bake Off presenter said that the couple who lived across the road from them had only one child, and she said to her husband how lucky they were to have their daughter Annabel and son Tom.
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Mary Berry's son William, 19 was killed in a car crash in 1989
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Recalls feeling 'grateful' for her husband Paul and remaining two children
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Pictures William on family walks and wonders what his wife would be like

Question: @placeholder was excited to see him as he hadn't been home since Christmas and cooked roast lamb to welcome him home.

Answer: Mary Berry


(CNN) --  A state-run Chinese newspaper expressed relief Monday that senior Japanese officials had dismissed the country's air force chief after he denied Japan's aggression before and during World War II. General Toshio Tamogami Gen. Toshio Tamogami lost his job as chief of staff for Japan's Air Self-Defense Force, the Ministry of Defense said, after saying in an essay that "it is certainly a false accusation to say that our country was an aggressor nation." Japanese troops invaded China in 1937 and were widely accused of gross human rights abuses, including raping tens of thousands of girls and women and killing several hundred thousand others in what has come to be called "The Rape of Nanking." Imperial Japan also invaded several other Asian nations, leading to the death and misery for an untold number.
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Chief of Japan's air force dismissed for saying Japan was not aggressor in WWII
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China, South Korea criticize published essay of General Toshio Tamogami
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Two previous Japanese prime ministers have apologized for aggression

Question: Several @placeholder leaders have apologized in recent years for past Japanese aggression.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanese

Question: He vowed @placeholder would never again take "the path to war."

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Imperial Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan


Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is keen to avoid the kind of mistakes which have seen many top sides falter in the FA Cup this season as he eyes a place in the semi-finals. The Reds head into the weekend as favourites for the competition after fellow big guns Manchester United and Arsenal were drawn together in the last eight. Sky Bet Championship side Blackburn visit Anfield on Sunday and while Rovers are 25 places below their hosts Rodgers insists they will be treated the same as Manchester City - second in the Premier League - were last weekend. Brendan Rodgers says Liverpool will give Blackburn Rovers the respect they deserve in the FA Cup
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Liverpool take on Blackburn Rovers in the FA Cup quarter-finals
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This season has seen a number of major upsets in the Cup
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Brendan Rodgers is wary of the Sky Bet Championship side
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The Reds are targeting a top four finish in the Premier League
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However, Rodgers admits he is keen to win some silverware with the club

Question: Liverpool are the team of the moment with their @placeholder form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.

Answer: Premier League

Answer: Premier League


(CNN) Apparently, you can teach an old dog new tricks. To prove the point, four shelter dogs rescued from slums and abandoned lots around Sao Paulo were trained as "ball dogs" for an exhibition tennis match this week at the Brazil Open. The dogs playfully ran after the balls that went out of play and reluctantly returned them to the players and dog trainers during the match this week. "We want to show that abandoned dogs can be adopted and trained," said Andrea Beckert, a trainer from the Association of Animal Wellbeing. "After all, it's not easy to get a dog to only pick up the lost balls, and then to give them up!"
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Four "ball dogs" handle retrieving duties during an exhibition at the Brazil Open
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Frida, Mel, Isabelle and Costela were rescued from slums and vacant lots around Sao Paulo
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"We want to show that abandoned dogs can be adopted and trained," say trainer Andrea Beckert

Question: "When we found him abandoned in an empty lot he was so skinny and ravaged by ticks that we called him @placeholder," Beckert said.

Answer: Costela


(CNN) -- "The future as a Rolling Stone is very uncertain. My ultimate aim in life was never to be a pop star. I enjoy it with reservations, but I'm not really, sort of, satisfied either artistically or personally with it." Brian Jones' candid words in the first Rolling Stones documentary, 1965's "Charlie is My Darling," are all the more poignant because the guitarist did, in fact, part ways with the band in 1969. He drowned later that year. The Rolling Stones played four gigs over two days in Ireland in September of '65. On the heels of the success of The Beatles' "A Hard Days Night," the Stones' then-manager, Andrew Loog Oldham, asked director Peter Whitehead to film the band. The result was "Charlie is my Darling," a film that was never officially released -- until now.
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The first Rolling Stones documentary, 1965's "Charlie is My Darling," has been released
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The film captures the band mates, all in their 20s, on the edge of super stardom
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Filmmaker Mick Gochanour uncovered the earliest footage of "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
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Gochanour: "It was like finding a Picasso in Grandma's attic"

Question: "There were many issues and challenges we were dealing with," @placeholder told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.

Answer: Mick Gochanour

Answer: Gochanour


A former Fortune 500 executive from New Hampshire who caused a highway crash that killed a Vermont couple and their unborn baby said during his sentencing Wednesday that he wasn't suicidal. Prosecutors previously said that Robert Dellinger, 54, told investigators he was trying to kill himself in December 2013 when he drove his pickup truck across a median at more than 100mph and plowed into an oncoming SUV. The crash killed 24-year-old Amanda Murphy, who was eight months pregnant, and her fiance, 29-year-old Jason Timmons. Speaking out: Former Fortune 500 executive Robert Dellinger, 54, said in court during his sentencing Wednesday that he was not suicidal on the day he crashed into a couple's SUV, killing them instantly
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Robert Dellinger, 54, allegedly tried to kill himself in December 2013 by driving across highway, but instead he killed a young couple
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Amanda Murphy, 24, and Jason Timmons, 29, were killed instantly in the crash in Lebanon, New Hampshire
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Murphy was eight months pregnant with their first child, a girl
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Dellinger pleaded guilty in February to negligent homicide for their deaths, and to assault for the death of the fetus
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He faces 12 to 24 years in prison when sentencing resumes Thursday
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Deborah Dellinger, defendant's wife, described her husband from the witness stand as a 'man of ethics, integrity and friendship'

Question: The defendant also faces a wrongful death lawsuit filed in February by the estate of @placeholder.

Answer: Amanda Murphy

Answer: Amanda Murphy

Answer: Murphy


Hillary Clinton's ballyhooed hipster-chic office space in New York City's Brooklyn borough isn't seeing much use as a landing pad for the former secretary of state, with Hillary and her closest aides working out of a Manhattan skyscraper instead. Choosing Brooklyn to put down campaign roots was seen in March as an indication that Clinton was makign an effort to reach out to millennials who are obsessed with style and flair, rather than becoming lost amid bankers and corporate titans in the city's larger concrete jungle. But it wasn't to be. Not even Lena Duhnam, the TV-feminist star of 'Girls,' could find Hillary at her Brooklyn headquarters when she visited on May 29.
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Clinton campaign made a giant splash in April with a video showing the former secretary of state shaking hands with her office's new 'neighbors'
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But the Brooklyn Heights area where her campaign HQ sits isn't actually where the candidate works
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The smokescreen has Clinton herself in a Manhattan skyscraper with a coterie of trusted aides, while most staff use the image-friendly office in Brooklyn
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Lena Dunham fretted that she couldn't find Clinton there when she visited last month

Question: The building features amenities no gritty @placeholder space can offer, like an outdoor plaza and lobby featuring 'magnificent large-scale hanging lit sculptures.'

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn Heights

Answer: Brooklyn


Washington (CNN) -- When Sen. Mark Begich looks at the next two years, he says he is not concerned about the tough votes he is bound to have to make that could have an impact on his re-election in 2014. The moderate Democrat from Alaska even laughs a bit when he says, "Every vote we take here is tough." "My strategy has always been to do what I am going to do and focus on my issues," Begich said in an interview with CNN. Begich is one of six moderate Democrats from "red" states whose terms ends in two years. Max Baucus of Montana, Kay Hagan of North Carolina, Tim Johnson of South Dakota, Mary Landrieu of Louisiana and Mark Pryor of Arkansas are among the 20 Democrats whose terms will be up in 2014; Republicans will defend 13 seats.
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With both parties being pulled away from the middle, Senate Dems face uphill climb in '14
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Six Democrats from states that voted for Romney are up for re-election in midterms
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Mike Begich notes that two Democratic moderates were elected last week
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Begich and Mary Landrieu of Louisiana say they'll focus on what their constituents want

Question: Begich's strategy seems clear -- focus on issues that matter to @placeholder for the last two years of his term.

Answer: Alaska


Irbil, Iraq (CNN) As Iraqi forces advance on ISIS strongholds, a sign discovered near Mosul reveals the extent of the militants' invasive control of populations they subjugated. The sign found in the ancient restorative spa town of Hamman al-Alil just south of Mosul dictates precise details of men's underwear. Not satisfied with banning tight jeans, T-shirts, shaving and forcing families under their control to wear baggy clothing more typical centuries ago, ISIS has printed pictures of what underwear is acceptable and what is not. The poster or sign shows a variety of shorts typical of thousands found in high streets throughout the world, from boxers to briefs.
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Poster shows extent of ISIS's attempts at control
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It demands that men do not wear Western-style underwear
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Punishments include lashings and being locked up

Question: It is rudimentary and crude, but also clear that @placeholder style underwear must not be worn -- a red X covers each offending image.

Answer: Western


Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama met privately at the White House Wednesday with the Dalai Lama, a session that predictably sparked anger among Chinese officials who accuse the Tibetan spiritual leader of sponsoring a separatist movement. It was Obama's fourth meeting with the Dalai Lama, each of which led to displeasure in Beijing. A White House official said ahead of the talks that the pair would discuss a range of issues, including human rights, but declined to provide any further details about the meeting, which was not open to the press. Afterward, the White House said the Dalai Lama extended condolences for Sunday's terror attack in Orlando, but declined to provide further details of the discussion.
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The meeting was not open to the press
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The President and the Tibetan leader have met previously
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Global Times: Meeting shows Obama's "mean side"

Question: "We ask all countries and governments not to give him any room to carry out such campaigns, even less risking arousing the firm opposition from the 1.3 billion @placeholder people."

Answer: Chinese


(CNN) One feature that sets ISIS apart from al Qaeda more than anything else is that they have declared war on fellow Muslims. That is what the group is primarily about, and herein lies the secret to its downfall. Its ideology and appeal can only be discredited by the very people it claims to represent. Opinion: Medina bombing is an assault on Islam itself This fact was in plain display during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Last month, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, the spokesman of ISIS, called on sympathizers to turn Ramadan into a month of calamity. He specified sympathizers in Europe and the United States.
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Nothing is out of bounds for ISIS, including the holiest of Islam's sites during Islam's holiest days, writes Hassan Hassan
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For ISIS, allegiance is what determines a person's  chance to live, he says

Question: The media helps them by depicting the battle as such, without highlight the harrowing reality of the same people @placeholder claims to represent.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


The trusted aide who helped propel Ben Carson to become a top contender for the Republican presidential nomination received tens of thousands of dollars from the National Enquirer for stories about Oprah Winfrey, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Armstrong Williams was a source for the tabloid for at least five years and was paid more than $100,000 dishing dirt on Oprah and her lover Stedman Graham, former Enquirer staffers said. In an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online Williams admitted he was paid by the supermarket tabloid, but said it was merely for 'managing' stories for the pair that were going to be published anyway.
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Ben Carson says that he and trusted aide Armstrong Williams are 'a package deal'
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In an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online,  Williams admitted he was paid by the supermarket tabloid
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He says he received money for 'managing' stories for the pair but a former tabloid editor disputes his recollection
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Oprah was among the hottest properties for the supermarket tabloids which regularly reported on her stormy relationship with Graham and her constant fight to get thin
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Williams was once sued for sexually harassing his trainer Stephen Gregory - the case was settled out of court
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Williams told Daily Mail Online he did not pay Gregory a dime because his allegations were false
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See more of the latest news on GOP candidate Ben Carson

Question: 'The problem is that @placeholder was an accomplished surgeon, but his knowledge is incredibly narrow and incredibly deep.

Answer: Ben Carson


One man and his Wolfdog are taking a walk in the park to a whole new level. Two-year old Loki, a hybrid of a Siberian husky, Malamute and Arctic Wolf, and his  owner Kelly Lund from Colorado, love nothing more than sharing incredible outdoor adventures together. Determined to give his faithful pet the exercise and outdoor lifestyle the Wolfdog requires, Lund is passionate about letting Loki roam free in some of the most dramatic natural locations around and has captured these incredible moments on film. Loki was adopted by Outdoor Recreational Co-ordinator, Lund in December 2012. Aware of the dogs unique breed, Loki did not want to confine the part-wolf to a house, or back garden.
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A hybrid of a Siberian husky, Malamute and Arctic Wolf, two-year old Loki, loves to roam the great outdoors
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His owner Kelly Lund is passionate about letting the majestic Wolfdog live without the confines of a leash
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Together they have explored mountain passes, lakes and snowy landscapes, strengthening their bond

Question: 'Many Wolfdogs end up going to shelters or are put down because owners do not know what they are getting into,' @placeholder told MailOnline.

Answer: Kelly Lund

Answer: Lund

Answer: Lund

Answer: Kelly Lund


The U.S. and five major powers will keep negotiating past today's deadline for a long-term nuclear agreement with Iran as they tackle the most contentious issues, including the continuation of a U.N. arms embargo on the country. The spokeswoman for the U.S. delegation, Marie Harf, said the terms of an interim deal between Iran and the coalition, known as the P5+1, would be extended through Friday to give negotiators a few more days to finish their work. 'We're frankly more concerned about the quality of the deal than we are about the clock, though we also know that difficult decisions won't get any easier with time,' Harf said. 'That is why we are continuing to negotiate.'
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The negotiators missed a June 30 deadline for a final agreement and then gave themselves until today. They now have until Friday
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'We're frankly more concerned about the quality of the deal than we are about the clock,' the spokeswoman for the U.S. delegation said
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A spokesman for the State Department told reporters yesterday that if negotiators can resolve lingering issues this week, 'we’ll have a deal. And if we can’t, we won’t have a deal'

Question: If the team representing the @placeholder does not bring back a deal by Thursday it will be implicitly agreeing to additional congressional scrutiny.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) -- Wondering where to go for your next holiday? Experts explain which destinations we should be checking out in 2014. Brazil: The World Cup The modern game of football, or soccer, may have been born in England's public schools, but many will claim its soul has settled in Brazil. It has the world's most successful international team, winning the World Cup five times. It calls what many claim to be the world's greatest player, Pele, one of its own. And company managers and bosses are known to demand their employees skip work to watch the big games. The World Cup next year then, to be hosted over June and July in 18 cities across the country, is likely to be memorable, to say the least.
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New Zealand government threw $50 million into the construction of the Nga Haerenga cycle trails
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Nosara in Costa Rica recently awarded a Blue Flag -- a certification awarded to world's best beaches
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First few months of 2014 best period for Northern Lights for years, as NASA scientists predict a peak in solar activity

Question: If doing more exercise is one your 2014 resolutions (and this time you mean it), an extended trip to @placeholder could provide the means.

Answer: New Zealand


Washington (CNN) Tens of thousands of migrants traveling through Mexico and seeking asylum in the United States could be sent back to Mexico, thanks to a little-noticed provision in President Donald Trump's recent border security executive order. The language tucked into Trump's order on building a border wall instructs the Department of Homeland Security to use an obscure federal law to send land-arriving migrants back to neighboring territory, even as they continue to await court proceedings in the United States. The policy shift would mean that even if they are thought to have a credible claim to asylum, they may be forced to wait years in Mexico for a future court date in the US.
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Asylum seekers fleeing violence in Central America often go through Mexico into the United States
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The move could affect tens of thousands of people per year, according to government statistics

Question: It's not clear, however, why @placeholder would agree to the change in policy.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico


(CNN) Embattled Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder says he's committed to dealing with the crisis that sent lead-poisoned water into homes in one of his state's poorest cities. In an exclusive interview with CNN's Poppy Harlow, Snyder spoke about the situation in Flint, his concerns about what happens next and his response to class-action lawsuits filed against the city and state. Here are seven key takeaways: 1. The governor isn't resigning Calls for Snyder to resign or be recalled are growing, from protests on the streets of Flint to mounting criticism on social media over the way the state has handled the crisis. But the governor, a Republican who was elected in 2010, says the magnitude of the problem is even more of a reason for him to remain at the helm and solve it.
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Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder tells CNN he won't resign
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He says it's unclear how many kids were impacted by lead-poisoned water
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"There was a failure of government," Snyder says, vowing to fix the problem

Question: It's too soon to know exactly how many children were harmed by lead-poisoned water in @placeholder, Snyder says, and officials are bracing for the possibility of a much higher tally than what blood tests have revealed so far (more than 100 children over the past couple years, the governor says).

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint


The former girlfriend of the man charged with murdering young Alice Springs mother Karlie Pearce-Stevenson is involved in ongoing questioning by police. Hazel Passmore, 33, left her home in Davoren Park, Adelaide, about 7am on Friday morning, after it emerged South Australia Police had interviewed, according to The Adelaide Advertiser. Ms Passmore returned home carrying a package of beer shortly after 11:30am, and told waiting media she would not publicly comment on the matter. She later returned to the Wakefield Street Police Station in Adelaide's CBD for further questioning. Her former boyfriend, Daniel James Holdom, 41, has been charged with Ms Pearce-Stevenson's murder and in appeared in Maitland Local Court on Thursday.
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Ex-girlfriend of alleged killer Daniel Holdom returns home after absence
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Hazel Passmore dated Holdom, 41, prior to the time of his alleged crime
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He was charged with the murder of Karlie Pearce-Stevenson on Wednesday
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Photos of Khandalyce Pearce, who was also killed, emerged on Thursday
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They were uploaded online on Ms Passmore's Facebook account in 2008

Question: After her death, someone stole Ms @placeholder-Stevenson's identify, defrauding more than $100,000 from bank accounts linked to her and using her mobile phone.

Answer: Karlie Pearce

Answer: Pearce

Answer: Karlie Pearce

Answer: Khandalyce Pearce

Question: Police also added Ms Pearce-@placeholder received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.

Answer: Stevenson

Answer: Stevenson

Answer: Stevenson


(CNN) -- As so often happens, news of North Korea's latest leadership move trickled out from the regime's official KCNA news agency and hinted at a power shift in Pyongyang. In a report published on the country's May Day celebrations, the government mouthpiece named Hwang Pyong-so, a senior official of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea and one of Kim Jong Un's closest confidantes, as director of the General Political Bureau of the Korean People's Army. The position is seen as the military's top political office. Beyond a cursory mention of Hwang's new title, the news agency did not elaborate on changes behind the political curtain.
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North Korean state media names Hwang Pyong-so as influential military figure
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Hwang apparently replaces Choe Ryong-hae, who may have fallen out of favor
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North Korean watchers don't think Choe will suffer same fate as Kim's uncle

Question: @placeholder was promoted to Vice Marshal just ahead of the KCNA report that named him as the new military political chief.

Answer: Hwang Pyong

Answer: Hwang

Answer: Hwang


(CNN) It's impossible to run for President without having a firm position on gun control. For every candidate in every election campaign, it inevitably becomes a dividing line. And 2016 is no different. At various stages, Donald Trump has held differing positions on the matter, but has been sufficiently in favor of protecting the second amendment to secure the support of the NRA. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton, while claiming to respect the second amendment, has made clear that she wants to see tighter control on gun ownership that "tries to save some of these 33,000 lives that we lose every year."
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Alpers: America's epidemic of gun violence has already proven too much for any one president
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It is inconceivable that the people of such an advanced nation will tolerate an ever-worsening state of armed violence forever

Question: On its roads, @placeholder dramatically reversed the soaring toll of death and injury by automobile with a holistic array of evidence-based public health measures.

Answer: America


David Cameron and Boris Johnson warned of a looming 'constitutional crisis' last night after Scotland's former First Minister Alex Salmond was caught boasting: 'I'm writing Labour's budget.' The two most high-profile Conservatives joined forces to question the legitimacy of the SNP's plan to try to put Ed Miliband in Downing Street, even if Labour wins fewer seats at the general election. The London Mayor, deployed to inject more passion into the Tory campaign, claimed it would mean 'truckfuls of taxpayers' dosh growling up the M1 to Scotland'. Boris Johnson and David Cameron joined forces yesterday to slam the SNP plans to prop up Labour
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David Cameron and Boris Johnson last night warned of a looming 'crisis'
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They joined forces to question legitimacy of SNP's Labour-boosting plan
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Mr Johnson claimed it would mean 'truckloads of cash' moving up the M1
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It comes as Mr Salmond was filmed joking he would write Labour's budget

Question: 'Lots of people… people who might even have voted @placeholder - people will think that this is a constitutional crisis,' Mr Johnson said.

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour


Iraq’s former deputy prime minister has died in an Iraqi prison aged 79, after suffering a heart attack. Tariq Aziz, who was known as the public face of Saddam Hussein’s regime, also served as the country’s foreign minister and was a close advisor to Hussein. Aziz was sentenced to death by the Iraqi Supreme Court in 2010 for his role in human-rights abuses committed under Hussein’s government. He was number 43 on the list of the U.S. most-wanted when he gave himself up to U.S. troops just two weeks after Hussein’s government was toppled in 2003. Aziz was represented by the eight of Spades in the notorious deck of playing cards that detailed the U.S. most wanted.
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Tariq Aziz died today after suffering a heart attack yesterday
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He was sentenced to death in 2010 for human rights abuses
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Aziz was represented by the eight of Spades on the U.S. most-wanted list
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His association with Saddam Hussein dates back to the 1950s

Question: He had been a prisoner in the @placeholder jail ever since.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi Supreme Court


A woman who made a Queen Elsa cake which has been ridiculed online has spoken out, admitting it was a 'hot mess'. California baker Lisa Randolph-Gant whipped up the Disney delight for a critically sick girl who had asked the charity Icing Cakes for their help in providing her with her dream cake of her favourite cartoon character. However after it received criticism for looking nothing like Disney's Queen Elsa from the wildly successful film Frozen, Ms Randolph-Gant said she rushed through making it after her grandmother died and then it was ruined by the rain. 'Yes I know the cake looks a HOT MESS ...... BUT here is the back story ...I had just lost my grandmother and I had been with my Mom all day comforting her,' Ms Randolph Gant said.
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The baker who made the Queen Elsa cake has spoken out
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The cake looked very unlike Disney's Queen Elsa from the film Frozen
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It was ridiculed online but the baker said she knows it's a 'hot mess'
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Lisa Randolph-Gant from California said she only had two hours to make it
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She said her grandmother had died and she rushed through the process

Question: Ms Randolph-@placeholder's creation was a contrasting design to the original.

Answer: Gant

Answer: Gant

Answer: Randolph Gant


Shain Gandee, one of the stars of the MTV reality show "Buckwild," and two other people died of carbon monoxide poisoning, the sheriff's office in Kanawha County, West Virginia, said Tuesday. The deaths, discovered Monday, were labeled as accidental, according to preliminary findings from an autopsy report. Gandee, 21, was found dead in a vehicle along with his uncle, David Dwight Gandee, 48, and Donald Robert Myers, 27, authorities said. "This is a very sad and tragic event," Kanawha County Commissioner Kent Carper said Monday. "We live in a very small community. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Gandee family."
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Shain Gandee was one of nine cast members of the MTV reality show "Buckwild"
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He was found dead along with two other men outside Sissonville, West Virginia
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The deaths were labeled as accidental, according to preliminary autopsy findings
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"This is the emptiest I've ever felt," a fellow cast member tweets

Question: @placeholder released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.

Answer: MTV

Answer: MTV


A massive search is underway for Mila Kunis' stalker Stuart Lynn Dunn after he escaped a California mental health facility on Saturday. Dunn, 30, was locked away two years ago at the Olive Vista Behavioral Health Center in Pomona after pleading no contest to a felony count of stalking the actress. He left the secured facility with permission at around 8pm on Saturday and the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is helping in the search to track him down, ABC7.com reported. Kunis, 31, has been notified of his escape, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Martin Rodriguez told the Los Angeles Times.
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Stuart Lynn Dunn left a behavioral facility in Pomona, California on Saturday evening without permission
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In 2012, Dunn broke into Kunis' home and was seen at her gym, and the following year he violated a restraining order she had out against him

Question: @placeholder began dating Ashton Kutcher in spring of 2012 and the pair got engaged two years later in February 2014.

Answer: Mila Kunis


Famous Italian designers like Fendi, Gucci and Prada may be toted by celebrities such as Rihanna, Kate Moss and Katy Perry, but few are probably aware of the history behind the brands they wear. A new book has now archived the changing face of Italian fashion, from the post-war years to the 21st century. Italian Glamour: The Essence of Italian Fashion, From the Postwar Years to the Present Day, captures the evolution of Mediterranean style through 300 iconic dresses and archived images. Model Joan Olsen (left) shows off bold linear prints in an outfit by haute couture designer/artist Livio de Simone in 1954. Co-author Enrico says that Italian glamour is not 'sophisticated or artificial'
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Italian Glamour: The Essence of Italian Fashion, From the Postwar Years to the Present Day captures the rise of the country's fashion powerhouses
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Looks at designers such as Pucci in the 50s and Prada in the 90s
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Highlights key moments in fashion folklore including Liz Hurley wearing Versace's dress at the Four Weddings and a Funeral premiere in 1994
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Book written by Enrico Quinto, 51, and Paolo Tinarelli, 49

Question: A defining moment for Italian fashion was circa 1994; Elizabeth Hurley stepped out in a @placeholder safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.

Answer: Versace


(CNN) A journalist has been slain in the Philippines after writing a column criticizing local officials for alleged "negligence" over an illegal drug factory. Larry Que, publisher of the Catanduanes News Now newspaper, is the first journalist killed since President Rodrigo Duterte assumed office in June; two others have been attacked and injured. The Philippines is one of the world's most dangerous countries for media workers, according to a watchdog group. Que was shot by an unidentified person on the remote central island of Catanduanes on Monday, Joel Sy Egco, the executive director of the presidential task force on media security, told CNN.
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Larry Que from Catanduanes News Now wrote about a meth factory
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Days after his column was published, he was shot in the head

Question: @placeholder has launched a brutal war on drug crime that has left more than 5,900 people dead since July.

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte


(CNN) One of Afghanistan's most notorious warlords Gulbuddin Hekmatyar has returned to the Afghan capital Kabul after nearly two decades in exile, reported Tolo, an Afghan news agency. The return of Hekmatyar, a former prime minister, comes eight months after the government signed a peace deal with representatives of Hezb-e-Islami -- the insurgent faction led by the warlord. Hekmatyar's convoy, complete with luxury SUVs loaded with heavily armed men, drove almost 200 kilometers from Nangarhar Province to Kabul on Thursday. Dozens of Kabul residents gathered along the streets as he arrived, with some chanting, "Long live Hekmatyar." He then met with Afghan president Ashraf Ghani. He was expected to address a mass rally Friday at Kabul's Ghazi Stadium, Tolo reports.
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Warlord and ex-prime minister Gulbuddin Hekmatyar returns to the Afghan capital after nearly two decades in exile.
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Hekmatyar oversaw heavy rocketing and shelling of Kabul in the early 1990s, earning the nickname "Rocketyar."

Question: Hekmatyar has killed thousands of innocent people by hundreds of rockets in @placeholder city."

Answer: Kabul

Answer: Kabul

Answer: Kabul

Answer: Kabul

Answer: Kabul

Question: In return, Hezb-e-@placeholder will renounce its ties with extremist groups.

Answer: Islami


A sex killer who is currently serving life for four rapes and three murders is planning to appeal his sentence - and wants police to dig out more than 6,000 documents to help him. David Mulcahy and his schoolfriend John Duffy became known as the 'Railway Rapists' after trawling train lines targeting lone victims in London and south east England in the 1980s. Duffy was jailed for life in 1988, but it was not until 2001 that he named his accomplice as 55-year-old Mulcahy from Chalk Farm in north London and he was also jailed. David Mulcahy, 55, (pictured in 1999) who was dubbed one half of the 'Railway Rapists', is appealing his prison sentence. He wants the Metropolitan Police to release all records about him to prove his innocence
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David Mulcahy and John Duffy were known as 'Railway Rapists' in 1980s
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They targeted lone victims on train lines in London and south east England
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Mulcahy, 55, wants Metropolitan Police to release all their records on him
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He took force to court and said documents are vital in proving innocence
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But officers refused to release information saying it would take 23 full days

Question: They planned and executed their murders together, down to the tissues @placeholder carried in a matchbox to wipe away and burn forensic evidence.

Answer: John Duffy

Answer: Duffy

Answer: John Duffy


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

Question: "We ask that there be no further escalation by the parties in the region," @placeholder said Friday.

Answer: Rex Tillerson


A judge has issued assurances to missing mother Rebecca Minnock about future access to her son Ethan after hearing her friend Andrew Butt admit that he had helped her flee to avoid handing the boy over to his father. Ms Minnock, 35, fled her home in Highbridge, Somerset, with Ethan two weeks ago following a court order that he should live with his father, Roger Williams. Judge Stephen Wildblood, in a direct appeal to Miss Minnock from Bristol Crown Court today, urged her to come forward. He added: 'This mother must not see herself as being backed into a corner because there is a very simple solution for her - come forward with Ethan.'
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Rebecca Minnock disappeared with three-year-old son Ethan 16 days ago
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They went missing after judge ordered that Ethan was to live with his father
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Miss Minnock, 35, has said from hiding place that her son 'needs his home'
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Police urgently trying to locate pair so Ethan can return to Roger Williams

Question: She accepted her actions were wrong and that, when she is caught, @placeholder would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan

Answer: Ethan


Andy Murray revealed he sought inspiration for the biggest home tie in his Davis Cup career by visiting the home of Scottish football. Murray took time out of his preparation for the World Group encounter with the United States to take a private tour of Hampden Park. The Scot admits he will be nervous when he turns out in front of his home crowd on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Emirates Arena and his trip to a more established Scottish sporting venue helped him reflect on the encounter to come. Andy Murray hits a shot as part of his practice session at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow on Wednesday
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Andy Murray took part in a training session ahead of Davis Cup clash
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The World No 5 is expecting a tough task against the USA in Glasgow
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Murray has never lost a Davis Cup singles rubber on a hard court

Question: The @placeholder will only hold about a seventh of Hampden's 50,000 capacity but Murray expects the crowd to play a significant role in the first-round encounter.

Answer: Emirates Arena

Answer: Emirates Arena


(CNN) It's no big deal, the thinking goes, that the Senate seems likely to confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court, as President Trump urged in his speech Tuesday night. The President encouraged this line of thought -- that elevating the judge from the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit "fills [Justice Antonin] Scalia's seat" with another conservative and just returns the court to a five-justice conservative majority that it had before Scalia passed away last February. Nothing to see here, supposedly; the real action will come when swing Justice Anthony Kennedy or one of the liberal justices leaves, moving the court further to the right. Democrats should hold their fire until it counts.
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Richard L. Hasen: The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear cases that will impact voting rights and campaign contributions
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Confirming Judge Neil Gorsuch as a justice would swing the votes toward troubling decisions, he writes

Question: Even though Gorsuch is not a Scalia clone, things are likely to be pretty bad on these key issues, because @placeholder is likely to vote like Scalia, and the court with Scalia already was moving in a very bad direction.

Answer: Neil Gorsuch


Barcelona have agreed a deal with Sevilla to sign versatile wide-man Aleix Vidal for £7.5million, plus performance related add-ons of up to £5m. Vidal is set to put pen to paper on a five-year contract with the Catalan giants after an impressive season in which he played a key part in his team's run to winning the Europa League. The winger, who has frequently been deployed as a right-back this season by coach Unai Emery, is expected to replace Dani Alves - another former Sevilla player - who still hasn't signed a new deal, with his current contract ending on June 30.
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Barcelona set to tie up the signing of versatile wide-man Aleix Vidal
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Vidal is on the brink of securing a five-year contract at the Nou Camp
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Sevilla deployed Vidal as a full-back this term in their Europa League run
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The 25-year-old is seen as a replacement for the departing Dani Alves

Question: Vidal, who turns 26 in August, was born in Catalonia, and after impressing for Almeria was signed by @placeholder in the summer of 2014.

Answer: Sevilla

Answer: Sevilla

Answer: Sevilla


Islamic State has shown it is prepared to use chemical weapons and is likely to have recruited an expert with the ability to develop a 'dirty' bomb, Australia's foreign minister has warned. Julie Bishop said the Australian government had no doubt the terror group had used toxic chemicals, including sarin and chlorine, over the last four years. And she said it is wrong to think that ISIS's aim to acquire and create chemical weapons is purely aspirational - adding the group's actions have revealed 'serious efforts' to develop them. Speaking last week, Ms Bishop said: 'Its recruitment of highly technically trained professionals, including from the West, have revealed far more serious efforts in chemical weapons development.
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ISIS has shown it is prepared to use chemical weapons, said Julie Bishop
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Terror group likely to have recruited with an expert to develop 'dirty' bomb
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She said their actions have revealed 'serious efforts' to develop weapons

Question: @placeholder has introduced a series of national security measures over the past few months to combat the threat, including criminalising travel to terror hotspots.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian


Paris  (CNN) Emmanuel Macron was sworn in as French president on Sunday and gave a moving first speech to begin healing his fractured country. Macron has shaken up French politics with his meteoric rise to the presidency, winning his campaign as an independent, with the backing of a fledgling political party he founded less than a year ago. At 39, he becomes the youngest president in France's history, and the youngest leader since Napoleon. The new President vowed to bring confidence back to a nation that has been "broken" by a spate of terror attacks and a sluggish economy.
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Macron calls for unity at the "dawn of an extraordinary rebirth" for France
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He is expected to name a prime minister on Monday and a full Cabinet by Wednesday

Question: They need a strong @placeholder that is sure of its destiny.

Answer: France

Answer: France

Question: party, which has never held a single seat in parliament, will need a strong parliamentary presence to push @placeholder's legislative agenda through.

Answer: Emmanuel Macron

Answer: Macron

Answer: Macron

Question: Many in @placeholder made it clear that they were casting their votes against Le Pen, rather than for Macron.

Answer: France

Answer: France


Manuel Pellegrini announced he had bought the 'best defender in La Liga' on Thursday after Manchester City completed the £32million signing of Valencia's Nicolas Otamendi. The Argentina international passed his medical in Manchester and agreed terms on a five-year contract with the Barclays Premier League club. Otamendi had been linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid  but was unveiled as City's fifth signing following the arrivals of Raheem Sterling, Fabian Delph, Enes Unal and Patrick Roberts. It is thought Valencia may use the sale of the 27-year-old to write off part of the fee they still owe City for striker Alvaro Negredo.
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Manchester City have signed Valencia defender Nicolas Otamendi
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The centre back has agreed a five-year deal and passed his medical
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Otamendi had been linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid
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City have now taken their summer spending to £99m after the signing
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It's not too late to sign up to MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: Otamendi joined Valencia from Porto and made 35 appearances in @placeholder, scoring six goals.

Answer: La Liga


A Brooklyn resident has become the world's oldest woman - and she eats four strips of bacon, eggs and grits every morning. Susannah Mushatt Jones has now been confirmed as the oldest person by the Gerontology Research Group after the death of 116-year-old Jeralean Talley from Inkster, Michigan, on Wednesday. Miss Jones is 115 but turns 116 this July and friends and family members put her long life down to good food and early nights, reports TIME Magazine. Scroll down to video The centenarian goes to bed at 7pm every night and gets around 10 hours sleep - but these days she naps a lot in the day, too.
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Former oldest person Jeralean Talley died this week aged 116 years old
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Susannah Mushatt Jones, 115, from Brooklyn is now the world's oldest
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She's never had children, eats bacon every day and goes to bed at 7pm
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Blind but only takes two pills a day - and still likes to wear nice underwear

Question: @placeholder has been blind due to glaucoma since she was 100 years old but other than that, all she takes is a multi-vitamin tablet and a pill for her blood pressure every day.

Answer: Susannah Mushatt Jones

Answer: Miss Jones

Answer: Susannah Mushatt Jones


(CNN) Generally, if you are in negotiations with a group and you expect to reach a deal, you don't kill that group's leader. The fact that President Barack Obama authorized a drone strike Saturday that U.S. officials say killed Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour underlines a number of important developments in Afghanistan. First, the on-and-off peace discussions that the Afghan government has had with the Taliban for years -- discussions that have been actively supported by the United States -- have yielded nothing of substance and are quite unlikely to do so anytime soon. Second, the U.S. drone strike is emblematic of the fact that the Taliban are coming back in Afghanistan. The group controls or has a significant presence in around a third of the districts across the country, holding more territory than at any time since U.S. forces toppled the Taliban government in the months following the 9/11 attacks.
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Peter Bergen: Obama's Afghanistan policy has spread confusion and helped the Taliban
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Drone strike that killed Taliban leader is a sign peace talks are going nowhere, Bergen says

Question: Mullah Mansour's death will surely strengthen Siraj Haqqani's growing role in the @placeholder and may further radicalize the group.

Answer: Taliban

Answer: Taliban

Answer: Taliban

Answer: Taliban

Answer: Taliban

Answer: Taliban


It can be built for $30, and let hackers open dozens of cars and even get into garages. Called RollJam, it can open cars at the click of a button, making auto hacking simple enough for anyone to do. The hacker behind the project says it will open cars from Chrysler, Daewoo, Fiat, GM, Honda, Toyota, Volvo, Volkswagen Group, Clifford, Shurlok, and Jaguar. Electronic car keys use what's known as 'rolling code.' Every time you press the button, a new, randomly generated code is sent over a radio frequency to your car, which has a synchronized code generator that recognizes it and then burns it so it can never be used again. The key and the car then create new codes for the next time around, and the process repeats.
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'White-hat' hacker Samy Kamkar developed device for under $30
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Can intercept and store codes used to open cars and garage doors
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Hacker called for car firms to improve security

Question: @placeholder released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.

Answer: Samy Kamkar


The likes of Tamara Ecclestone, Kim Kardashian and Tom Fletcher all recently became parents - and it seems they couldn't be prouder. The A-listers, who once duly documented their wild social lives on Instagram, have replaced parties  with parenting and duly document their journeys - as well as their adorable little tykes - on social media. From McBusted's Tom Fletcher's son Buzz to the one and only North West, FEMAIL looks at the most adorable celebrity offspring dominating Instagram. Kim Kardashian may be partial to the odd selfie, but the 34-year-old is fast replacing her self-taken snaps with those of her daughter, North West.
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The A-listers have replaced parties with parenting
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Tom Fletcher loves dressing his son Buzz up
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Kim Kardashian's daughter North earns hundreds of thousands of likes

Question: Another proud parent whose son has become something of a social media star is McBusted's @placeholder.

Answer: Tom Fletcher

Answer: Tom Fletcher

Answer: Tom Fletcher


(CNN) For the first time, researchers have estimated what percentage of cancer mutations are due to environmental and lifestyle factors, hereditary factors and random chance. Overall, 66% of the genetic mutations that develop into cancer are caused by simple random errors occurring when cells replace themselves, according to a new study published in the journal Science. Environmental factors contribute 29% of mutations, while the remaining 5% are inherited, say Cristian Tomasetti and Dr. Bert Vogelstein, both of Johns Hopkins University. In a previous paper, Tomasetti and Vogelstein asserted that your risk of developing cancer is largely based on random DNA errors that occur when self-renewing cells divide. In their new paper, they offer more detail describing how dumb luck plays a more significant role than either environmental, lifestyle or hereditary factors in causing this disease.
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Overall, 66% of the genetic mutations leading to cancer are due to random errors, study says
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Environmental and lifestyle factors contribute 29% of mutations, remaining 5% are inherited

Question: Since the 1970s, the accepted wisdom underlying cancer research was that genomic alterations caused cancer and most of these alterations are mutations, explained @placeholder.

Answer: Cristian Tomasetti

Answer: Tomasetti


Spain coach Vicente del Bosque celebrated his 100th match in charge by praising his side's display in a hard-fought 1-0 win over Belarus in a Euro 2016 qualifier in Borisov on Sunday. 'I am happy with our performance as we controlled proceedings for practically the whole game,' said the 64-year-old, the first Spain manager to reach the century milestone. 'There was only a 15 minute period in the second half, when our opponents managed to grab the initiative. 'It was a difficult match for us but we managed to claim three very important points, which helps to fight it out for a place in the European Championship.
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Spain won 1-0 against Belarus in Euro 2016 qualifying on Sunday
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David Silva scored the winning goal for Spain after 45 minutes
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Silva handed Spain victory in manager Vicente del Bosque's 100th game

Question: @placeholder head coach Alexander Khatskevich believed his side were unlucky, adding: 'I thought we were fairly organised in defence.

Answer: Belarus

Answer: Belarus


There is so much resting on Wednesday’s return leg between Barcelona and Manchester City. The vast torrent of money which flows into a club’s financial reservoirs for progression. The job security of both Manuel Pellegrini and Luis Enrique. The fascinating battle of pride and self-respect between Spanish and English football. Might it become part of all of England’s representatives exiting the Champions League before the quarter-finals? Xavi (left) and Frank Lampard have been two legends of Champions League football over the past decade Lampard could be playing his final Champions League game if he faces Barcelona on Wednesday Lampard has been on the fringes of the Manchester City team since extending his loan spell
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One of these two could play their final Champions League game this week
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Both Xavi and Frank Lampard have been fringe players this season
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Both still have plenty to offer, but Lampard is moving to New York City
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Xavi still brings assists, but is used increasingly infrequently

Question: Xavi, who Barcelona’s managing director was trying to sell when I arrived in this city in 2002, is the leading all-time appearance maker in the @placeholder.

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League

Answer: Champions League


(CNN) The North Korea monitoring project 38 North says that satellite imagery shows "suspicious activity" at a nuclear enrichment site in North Korea. Plumes of exhaust steam, a byproduct of heating the main plant at the Yongbyon Radiochemical Laboratory complex, have been seen in commercial satellite images taken March 12 and over the preceding five weeks, the group says. Trump on potential war between Japan and North Korea: 'If they do, they do' This activity is unusual, the report by the Washington-based project says. "Exhaust plumes have rarely been seen there and none have been observed on any examined imagery this past winter," the report says.
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Monitoring project says it has observed activity at a North Korean nuclear site
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Plumes from a smokestack may indicate Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions are advancing

Question: How @placeholder's nuclear program went from threats to reality

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean

Question: In January, @placeholder announced what it said was a successful test of a hydrogen weapon, and more recently it claimed that it had miniaturized warheads.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean

Question: Even though there are no missiles on the launchers, there is concern @placeholder could have a launch planned, the officials said.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean


In the shadow of the iPhone 5 reveal, Apple rolled out updates to its most enduring mobile product, the iPod, on Wednesday. They include a bigger, yet lighter and thinner, iPod Touch that mirrors the stretched-out new iPhone and a bigger screen on the tiny iPod Nano. The new Touch is 6.1 millimeters thick, making it the thinnest Touch yet, and weighs in at a dainty 3.1 ounces. Siri, Apple's voice-activated "digital assistant," is also making her way to the iPod Touch, and that's not the only way Apple's premier iPod, which some already called an iPhone without the phone, is getting closer to its smartphone cousin.
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Apple on Wednesday unveils a new, upgraded line of iPods
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iPod Touch mirrors upgrades on iPhone 5
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Nano gets thinner, but with a bigger 2.5-inch touch screen
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Overshadowed by iPhone, iPad, iPods are still relevant, developers say

Question: Like the iPhone 5, both new @placeholder will come with new, smaller inputs, but, unlike the phone, they won't come equipped with an adapter that will let users convert their old Apple cords.

Answer: iPod

Answer: iPod

Answer: iPods

Question: Along with the new @placeholder comes an advance in how folks will listen to them.

Answer: iPod

Answer: iPod

Answer: iPods

Question: But they've been massive for @placeholder, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple


The axe wielding thug who attempted to rob a shop but was restrained by a husband and wife duo has been unmasked as a prolific offender, who has committed more than 1,000 offences since his began his crime spree at the age of 11. Shaun Andrew McKerry, 31, was arrested after he burst into Shildon Post Office and Stores in County Durham wielding an axe and demanding cash, as an accomplice stood at the door. But he was foiled after shopkeeper Sab Dhillon heard McKarry's demands and ran from the back of the shop and rugby tackled him to the floor. Mr Dhillon's wife then appeared clutching her son's baseball bat and managed to subdue him further.
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Shaun McKerry started offending when he was 11 and is believed to have committed more than 1,000 crimes including theft and witness intimidation
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The 31-year-old was dubbed 'Boomerang Boy' because he would always return home after committing crimes and was arrested 80 times in a year
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McKerry has been unmasked as axe-wielding thief in local post office raid
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CCTV footage shows him bursting into the store and threatening assistant before shopkeeper rugby tackles him and his wife grabbed a baseball bat

Question: As Mr @placeholder held him, the shop assistant removed McKerry's scarf so his face could be shown to the cameras.

Answer: Sab Dhillon

Answer: Dhillon

Question: On March 11, 1999, McKerry, of @placeholder, had already been arrested five times between January 22 and February 10.

Answer: County Durham


A Good Samaritan taxi driver who gave a free lift to drunk two men was brutally attacked by them and mugged for his £300 takings. Francis McBride, 71, took pity on Michael Edhouse, 25, and Daniel Swaincott, 26, who claimed they were drunk and had no money for the fare. He agreed to take the apparently vulnerable pair back home to Oldham, Greater Manchester, in the early hours after they claimed they had been left stranded in Rochdale. But as they got to their destination after a seven mile journey, they ambushed Mr McBride and stole his entire £300 takings.
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Francis McBride, 71, gave lift to two men who said they had no money
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He took pity on Michael Edhouse, 25, and Daniel Swaincott, 26
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But the pair brutally attacked the pensioner and stole his entire takings
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They have now been jailed for a total of 11 and a half years for the attack

Question: During the evening they had gone with a female friend to pub in @placeholder for a darts night and at 1.30am they were advised to ring a local taxi firm to get home.

Answer: Rochdale