(CNN) -- The sun was barely up when New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg used the Colorado massacre to scold President Obama and Mitt Romney for ignoring the gun issue. "This is a real problem. No matter where you stand on the Second Amendment, no matter where you stand on guns, we have a right to hear from both of them concretely," Bloomberg argued. Bloomberg challenges Obama, Romney to take action on guns He has a point -- gun policy is a back burner debate these days, largely because Democrats who had pushed for tighter gun laws concluded it's bad politics.
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Bloomberg: "We have a right to hear" from Obama and Romney on guns
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Ex-congressional aide: "For many Democrats, it's smart politics" not to join gun debate
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The Democratic-led Senate hasn't voted on any gun legislation in three years
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White House race could be decided in states where NRA has influence over swing voters

Question: That hasn't kept the @placeholder from mobilizing members against him.

Answer: NRA


Intel has shown of a terrifying glimpse of the future - a swarm of robot spiders that can be controlled with a flick of the wrist. At the chip giant's developers forum in China, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich revealed the demonstration to show off the firm's button sized computed and controller wristband. He was able to cause lights on the robots to change shape, and control their movement from the bans. Scroll down for video Intel CEO Brian Krzanich controlling the four spiderbots with a smart wristband The robots were powered by Curie, a computer the size of a button developed by Intel.
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Firm previously revealed smart cocktail dress that can repel people
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Is also developing wrist mounted drones
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Intel also showed off button sized computer and wrist mounted drone

Question: 'This is just the beginning our work with @placeholder, he said.

Answer: Curie


Mexico's 2-1 victory over Panama to reach the Gold Cup final was overshadowed by dodgy decisions, protests on the pitch and a banner calling CONCACAF 'thieves'. But it also played host to one of the most ridiculous dives you are ever likely to see in football. Mexican right back Paul Aguilar was the culprit, inexplicably tumbling to the ground after 'coming together' with Panama midfielder Armando Cooper. In fact, Aguilar had simply had his chest brushed after running the ball out of play, and fell like he had been shot in front of the assistant referee, a couple of seconds after the 'contact'.
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Mexico beat Panama 2-1 on Wednesday night to reach Gold Cup final
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Andres Guardado scored two contentious penalties while Panama were reduced to 10 men
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Paul Aguilar produced ridiculous dive after having his chest brushed by Panama midfielder Armando Cooper

Question: The @placeholder players protested in the dressing room after their defeat, posing underneath a large banner which read 'CONCACAF thieves'.

Answer: Panama

Answer: Panama

Answer: Panama

Answer: Panama

Answer: Panama


The contrast in atmosphere between Saturday and the equivalent day two years ago in the main interview room at Wimbledon could hardly have been greater. In 2013, journalists attending Maria Sharapova’s press conference were left gobsmacked as she hit back at Serena Williams over comments made in a magazine interview, believed to be about the Russian’s relationship with Grigor Dimitrov, the Bulgarian player who the American had reportedly once been romantically involved with. ‘If Serena wants to talk about something personal, she should talk about her relationship and her boyfriend that was married — and is getting a divorce and has kids — and not draw attention to other things,’ said Sharapova of Williams’s own relationship with French coach Patrick Mouratoglou.
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Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova have had at times endured a rather frosty relationship
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Two years ago, the pair exchanged snide remarks about each other's romantic lives
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However, with the dust having now settled, they have restored a mutual respect and will hope to face each other at Wimbledon
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Sharapova defeated Williams in 2004 to win her first and only Wimbledon title when she was still a teenager
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In the years since though, Williams has got the better of their head-to-head record, with her most recent win coming in the Australian Open final

Question: Since then, @placeholder has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.

Answer: Serena Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Serena Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Williams


Former Rangers defender John Brown insists Ally McCoist will be welcomed back to Ibrox 'with open arms.' The club's record scorer has not been spotted at his old stomping ground since his surprise appearance appeared at last month's general meeting to see the board which axed him as boss swept out of power. It was a fleeting visit as the 53-year-old crept into the ground just moments before shareholders gave Dave King's bid for power their blessing, before hurrying away afterwards. Ally McCoist will be welcome back to the club 'with open arms' according to club legend John Brown McCoist was removed from the manager's office back in December as relations with the old board crumbled and has spent the four months since on garden leave.
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Rangers legend John Brown insistent Ally McCoist can return to the club
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The former Gers boss left the club following speculation over ownership
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Brown says that fans love him and would welcome him back at Ibrox

Question: But he has no issue with @placeholder becoming the club's new ruler.

Answer: Dave King


(CNN) -- It's hard to engineer this kind of creepy serendipity. Earlier this week, European Union data watchdogs, fighting to protect our privacy in an age of big data, put pressure on Google over the privacy of user information. Just 48 hours later, Google potentially struck a new blow against privacy when it posted a video preview of its new "Glass" technology -- high-tech spectacles featuring a revolutionary digital interface that enable its wearers to not only view the world through Google's eyes but also automatically photograph all that they see. "How strange is that!" CNN's Erin Burnett exclaimed after a contemplating a "world seen through Google Glasses".
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Google Glass spectacles could offer tech giant new ways of harvesting data, says Andrew Keen
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Keen argues that Glass raises further concerns over the way Google treats our private data
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Wearing spectacles that record our every move could be the end of privacy as we know it, he says

Question: The coincidental timing of last week's @placeholder and Google announcements may have been unintentional, but it sure is ominous.

Answer: European Union

Question: Secondly, @placeholder hasn't offered users a way of opting out.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Question: While none of us were looking, @placeholder -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google


(CNN) There was a reason Mitch McConnell badly wanted a vote on the Senate health care bill before July 4. Senate Republicans are back in their home states for a weeklong break, and already, some of them have gotten an earful on the controversial GOP legislation to dismantle Obamacare. The message from their home-state constituents: Don't you dare vote for that bill. That's not great news for Senate Majority Leader McConnell, who was forced to postpone a vote last week and is hoping to reschedule it for soon after lawmakers return to Washington next week. Republican Sen. Susan Collins told reporters at a July 4 parade in Eastport that many Maine residents that she has spoken with while in her home state support her decision to oppose the legislation.
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Mitch McConnell was keenly aware of political pressure his colleagues are facing
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That's part of why the Senate Majority Leader wanted a vote before recess

Question: Similar to when House Republicans were considering their own @placeholder repeal bill earlier this year, protesters across the country are again eager to confront their senators.

Answer: Obamacare


Slaven Bilic won his first game in charge of West Ham on Thursday night- and was promptly branded arrogant. The Hammers cruised to a Europa League first qualifying round win over Andorran minnows Lusitans courtesy of a brace from Diafra Sakho and James Tomkins' header. But the Croat was blasted by opposition manager Xavi Roura after Bilic decided to sit in the stands instead of the dug out, leaving control of the team to academy manager Terry Westley. Player ratings by Sami Mokbel at Upton Park The Romanian sarcastically referred to Bilic as the 'Special One' in an extraordinary rant against his opposition boss in the post-match press conference.
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Diafra Sakho scores opener for West Ham after 40 minutes in Europa League first round qualifier
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The Senegalese striker added a second just before half-time in a comfortable Hammers win
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Captain James Tomkins headed in a third after 58 minutes at Upton Park on Thursday night
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New boss Slaven Bilic introduced to the crowd before the match and watched on from the stands

Question: And the new Hammers manager would have been happy with how his fledgling team emerged unscathed as they gave Bilic a winning start to his @placeholder career.

Answer: Hammers


The World Health Organisation is ‘culturally’ unfit to deal with global emergencies, an independent review has found in the wake of the Ebola crisis. Experts called for a fundamental overhaul of the body, a branch of the United Nations, which was severely criticised for its failure to deal with the disaster last year. A panel chaired by Dame Barbara Stocking, former CEO of Oxfam GB, found that the episode exposed serious problems within the structure of the WHO and the actions of those it employed. The epidemic, which broke out in West Africa in December 2013, was not declared a public health emergency by WHO until August 2014 - which has been partly blamed for its rapid spread throughout the region, resulting in more than 11,000 deaths.
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Experts have called for an overhaul of the UN agency, in the wake of crisis
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Panel severely critiscised its failure to deal with the disaster last year
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Epidemic was not declared a public health emergency until August 2014, despite its outbreak in Guinea in December 2013
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Disease ravaged Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone killing more than 11,000

Question: In a damning report published yesterday, the independent board commissioned to investigate the disaster said: ‘The panel considers that @placeholder does not currently possess the capacity or organisational culture to deliver a full emergency public health response.

Answer: World Health Organisation

Answer: WHO

Answer: WHO


The family of a high school honor roll student accused of encouraging her friend to kill himself before raising thousands of dollars for suicide prevention has insisted she is innocent. Michelle Carter, 18, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Conrad Roy III, who died of carbon monoxide poisoning in his idling truck in Fairhaven, Massachusetts, last July. When Roy texted Carter that he wasn't sure he should take his life and had climbed out of the vehicle, she allegedly texted him: 'Get back in.' Her parents have defended their daughter saying she is 'not the villain the media is portraying her to be' and was only trying to help Roy, who had been suffering from depression.
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Michelle Carter allegedly sent Conrad Roy III, 18, a series of texts encouraging to take his life in a parking lot in  Massachusetts last July
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He was found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning in his idling truck
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She raised $2,300 for suicide prevention through a softball event and often shared messages online about how much she missed him
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Her parents believe she is not the 'villain the media is portraying her to be'
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Roy's friends have said she was a girl that 'cries wolf' and craves attention
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Carter, who was 17 at the time, is on bail and is due in court in April

Question: 'Our deepest sympathy is extended to the family and school community of @placeholder.'

Answer: Conrad Roy III

Answer: Roy

Answer: Roy

Answer: Roy


Saudi Arabia on Monday beheaded a Syrian drug trafficker and a convicted murderer, taking to 100 the number of executions in the kingdom this year. The number of executions has surged in 2015 compared with the 87 recorded for all of last year. But it is still far below the record 192 which rights group Amnesty International said took place in 1995. Syrian Ismael al-Tawm smuggled 'a large amount of banned amphetamine pills into the kingdom', said an interior ministry statement carried by the official Saudi Press Agency. Scroll down for video He was beheaded in the northern region of Jawf. A separate statement said that Rami al-Khaldi was convicted of stabbing another Saudi to death and was executed in the western province of Taef.
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Syrian Ismael al-Tawm 'smuggled amphetamine pills' into the kingdom
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Rami al-Khaldi was convicted of stabbing another Saudi to death in Taef
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Number of executions has surged in 2015 compared with 87 all of last year
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Human rights activists are unable to explain specific reasons for the rise

Question: @placeholder recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.

Answer: Saudi Arabia

Answer: Saudi

Answer: Saudi


England under 19s made the perfect start to their European Championship qualifying campaign as they twice came from behind to beat Denmark 3-2 on Thursday night. Sean O'Driscoll's Young Lions trailed twice, to goals from Marcus Ingvartsen and Robert Skov, but hit back through Izzy Brown, Demarai Gray and Ashley Smith-Brown to claim an important win. England are in an Elite Round mini-group with Denmark, Azerbaijan and France as they bid to reach the Under 19 European Championship finals in Greece in July. Manchester City's Ashley Smith-Brown scored the winner as England's under 19s beat Denmark With only the group winners qualifying for the tournament, it was imperative England started with a positive result in Bayeux, northern France and they did in a topsy-turvy game that saw both sides finish with 10 men.
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England claimed crucial win in first European Championship qualifier
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They twice fell behind to Denmark but rallied to win match 3-2
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Chelsea's Brown, Birmingham's Gray and Man City's Smith-Brown scored
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Young Lions also face Azerbaijan and France in qualifying group
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Group winners will reach finals in Greece in July

Question: Given their dominance, it was frustrating that @placeholder took the lead again four minutes before half-time.

Answer: Denmark

Answer: Denmark

Answer: Denmark

Answer: Denmark


(CNN) The black valedictorian of a Mississippi high school was forced to share her graduating class's top honor with a white student who had a lower grade-point average, the woman's mother says in a federal lawsuit. The allegation comes months after the Cleveland School District settled a 52-year-old lawsuit demanding that it desegregate its schools. Views on desegregation not so black and white Sherry Shepard noted the settlement in the lawsuit filed last week, which alleges that her daughter, Jasmine, had to unfairly share the 2016 Cleveland High School valedictorian honors. She further claims that Jasmine Shepard was the first black valedictorian in Cleveland High's 110-year history. The other 109 were white, Sherry Shepard alleged.
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New lawsuit says white valedictorian had lower GPA, which school district denies
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Cleveland, Mississippi, just settled a 52-year-old lawsuit demanding desegregation of its schools

Question: The lawsuit targets the district, the superintendent and @placeholder's principal and seeks unspecified monetary damages.

Answer: Cleveland High School

Answer: Cleveland High

Answer: Cleveland


Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers was the only person who thought Steven Gerrard should not start against Manchester United, says Paul Scholes. Gerrard was on the substitutes' bench until half-time at Anfield on Sunday, and was sent off after just 38 seconds of coming on for stamping on Ander Herrera. Scholes feels it could have been a different game had Gerrard started, and that being a substitute only added to his frustration leading up to his red card. Here is the stamp from Steven Gerrard on Ander Herrera after both players had competed for the ball Gerrard clearly puts all his downwards force into Herrera's right leg after the pair collided
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Steven Gerrard started on the subsitutes' bench against Manchester United
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He was brought on at half-time but sent off after just 38 seconds
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Paul Scholes feels Brendan Rodgers was wrong to not start him
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Gerrard's stamp on Ander Herrera was out of frustration, Scholes adds
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Question: '@placeholder were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


Working closely with the White House, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives revived President Barack Obama's trade agenda today, voting to strengthen his hand in global negotiations and clearing the way for a showdown in the Senate. The 218-208 vote marked the first step in a bipartisan rescue operation mounted in the week since labor-backed Democrats in the House - including the chamber's Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi - rebelled against the president and derailed his trade package. In a twist of awkward timing, Pelosi is bringing the president to her San Francisco district tomorrow for his first fundraiser to benefit Democratic House candidates in the 2016 race — including many of the very lawmakers who delivered Obama a stinging defeat last week in his effort to complete trade negotiations with 11 Pacific Rim nations.
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The 218-208 vote marked the first step in a bipartisan rescue operation mounted in the week since labor-backed Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi - rebelled against the president and derailed his trade package
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In a twist of awkward timing, Pelosi is bringing the president to her San Francisco district tomorrow for a first fundraiser to benefit Democrats
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Many of those same lawmakers delivered Obama a stinging defeat last week in his effort to complete trade negotiations with 11 other nations
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In the ramp up to the votes, Obama wined and dined Democrats; the White House says the annual picnic he hosted was just a social event, though
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His trade agenda still needs approval from the Senate - that's a tall task
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His four-day excusrsion started today in LA; he goes to San Francisco tomorrow and Palm Beach after that

Question: The eruption over trade follows a 'longstanding disagreement' in the @placeholder caucus, she further explained, and has everything to do with members' bosses - the constituents - and very little to do with Obama.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democratic House

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump told reporters Thursday that he decided to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement rather than terminate the sweeping trade deal after speaking with the leaders from Canada and Mexico. The President told the leaders Wednesday he was not immediately planning to end the North American Free Trade Agreement, a pact which he railed against as a candidate and as recently as last week declared was harmful to US workers. "I decided rather than terminating NAFTA, which would be a pretty big, you know, shock to the system, we will renegotiate," he told reporters before a meeting with the Argentinian President.
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During the campaign, Trump made his disdain for NAFTA a central component of a populist message
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His approach has not softened since taking office

Question: Researchers concluded the deal has had a minor impact on the @placeholder economy.

Answer: US


London (CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin probably approved the operation by Russian agents to kill former FSB spy Alexander Litvinenko in 2006, a detailed UK inquiry has concluded. Retired High Court Judge Robert Owen, who conducted the inquiry, wrote that he was "sure" that two former Russian agents poisoned the 44-year-old at a London hotel with highly radioactive polonium-210. And Owen wrote that he was also sure that the two men who allegedly poisoned Litvinenko -- former KGB and FSB employee Andrei Lugovoi and former Russian army officer Dmitri Kovtun -- were acting on behalf of others, probably the Russian spy service, the FSB.
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"Putin himself personally protected (poisoning suspect) Lugovoi," Litvinenko's widow tells CNN
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Russia's Foreign Ministry calls the inquiry politically motivated; Russia's ambassador goes to the UK Foreign Office
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Russian President Vladimir Putin "probably approved" operation by Russian agents to kill Litvinenko, UK inquiry concludes

Question: "He made clear that the inquiry's conclusion concerning the Russian State's probable involvement in this murder was deeply disturbing, demonstrating a flagrant disregard for @placeholder law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK Foreign Office

Answer: UK

Question: "He made clear that the inquiry's conclusion concerning the Russian State's probable involvement in this murder was deeply disturbing, demonstrating a flagrant disregard for UK law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of @placeholder citizens.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK Foreign Office

Answer: UK

Question: He said: "You may succeed in silencing one man but the howl of protest from around the world will reverberate, Mr. @placeholder, in your ears for the rest of your life."

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin


(CNN) The US mainland should not breathe a sigh of relief just yet despite early forecasts that Hurricane Maria will remain out to sea. Regaining strength overnight, Maria lashed the Dominican Republic early Thursday after a destructive rampage through Puerto Rico and Dominica. The storm is a Category 3 hurricane packing winds of 115 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center. The current forecast does not show a direct hit on the East Coast, forecasters say, but such a path cannot be ruled out this far in advance. Moving away from Puerto Rico, it's bringing high winds and heavy rain to the northern coast of the Dominican Republic, the hurricane center said.
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Wary US forecasters are tracking Maria's possible path
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Maria is a Category 3 hurricane packing winds of 115 mph

Question: A five-day span shows Maria meandering off the @placeholder, but it's unclear what happens afterward, he said.

Answer: East Coast


Fed up with the daily diatribe of doom on the Today programme last Monday, I switched from Radio 4 to the BBC’s Five Live. Nicky Campbell’s cheery voice was a welcome relief, especially as they were launching their Happiness Week. People were phoning in saying what made them happy - a holiday, a walk with their dog, a new job. One woman said it was simply knowing that the people you loved were happy. And it made me pause, as I consider myself to be something of an expert on happiness. My father always taught us to be glass half-full people. Each day as we grumbled about getting ready for school, he’d say: ‘It’s a great-to-be-alive day.’ To which my two brothers and I would groan: ‘Oh Dad, you say that every day.’
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Amanda learnt the true meaning of happiness after her father had cancer
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Journalist from London was terrified after discovering he had melanoma
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Now the 57-year-old considers herself an expert on happiness

Question: At 3am on Friday morning, the very time @placeholder was having the scan, I woke bolt upright after a terrible nightmare, my heart pounding.

Answer: Dad


The White House is reportedly considering a new power play in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that would paint Benjamin Netanyahu into a corner just days after his stunning come-from-behind victory in his country's hotly contested elections. In the final days of campaigning, Netanyahu vowed in an historic U-turn that his government would never agree to the creation of a Palestinian state. But now President Barack Obama is contemplating using the United Nations as a trump card to force the issue. Under a plan outlined by Foreign Policy magazine, the U.S. State Department would ease away from decades of opposition to a Security Council resolution demanding peace talks and a final rapprochement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
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Obama may end US opposition to a UN Security Council resolution designed to force Israel into a two-state solution with Palestinians
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White House is upset that Benjamin Netanyahu was re-elected, especially on the U-turn promise that he wouldn't  agree to a Palestinian state
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Palestinian Authority threatened to file war crimes charges against Israel in the International Criminal Court, related to rocket attacks last summer
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US Congress would cut $400 million in annual aid to the PA is it followed through
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Obama's spokesman refused to characterize the president's reaction to Netanyahu's reelection on Thursday
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He would only say that the Israeli PM's comments on Palestine had lead the president and his advisers to 'evaluate what our path is forward'

Question: The U.S. and @placeholder leaders have a famously chilly relationship.

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Question: The 2015 budget appropriations bill, signed by Obama, explicitly prohibited funding for the @placeholder if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.

Answer: Palestinian Authority

Answer: Palestinian Authority

Answer: PA

Question: President Obama called the @placeholder leader Thursday afternoon, the White House said.

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli


A restless baby has been lulled to sleep by her father's impression of Darth Vader. Madison Avery Crotty, from San Diego, is seen screaming and crying until her doting dad decides to try out his terrifying impersonation. In a new video posted online, the wriggling one-month-old seems to doze off as soon as Thomas 'Buddy' starts his deep breathing technique. Scroll for video Little Madison Crotty is seen crying until her doting father Buddy decided to try out his impersonation Buddy had tried out several types of ‘white noise’ sounds to try and get Madison to sleep. And he's seen looking delighted to discover that his daughter finds the Star Wars sound soothing, saying: 'She likes the dark side!' at the end of the clip.
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Madison Crotty, from San Diego in California, is seen screaming and crying
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Video posted online by her father Buddy shows how he gets her to sleep
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He copies the scuba tank breathing made famous by villain Darth Vader

Question: The grisly sound of @placeholder's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.

Answer: Darth Vader

Answer: Darth Vader


(CNN) One person has died and 11 others are hospitalized after eating packaged salads linked to a listeria outbreak. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday that the salads were sold under a variety of names and came from a processing facility in Springfield, Ohio, run by Dole. The dozen who were hospitalized come from six states -- Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Indiana. The fatality was in Michigan. Reports about these infections started coming in July. An investigation began in September, the CDC said, but the source of the infections was unknown until this month when lab tests confirmed listeria in salads collected from the Springfield facility.
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Twelve people hospitalized, with one person dying from a listeria infection tied to packaged salad
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Dole shuts down plant that made salads and has pulled all products made from that plant

Question: The @placeholder estimates there are about 1,600 illnesses and 260 deaths per year due to listeriosis infections.

Answer: CDC


Eerie pictures have emerged of hundreds of terrified passengers fleeing the foggy scene where a plane crash-landed in Nepal on Wednesday. Although all of the 224 passengers and 11 crew on board the Turkish Airline flight THY726 were safely evacuated after the incident, commuters have described the distressing scenario. 'We could feel the tyres skid... I could see an air hostess from my seat, she had tears in her eyes,' Dikesh Malhotra, a 28-year-old business man on the flight said. Scroll down for video Eerie pictures have emerged of hundreds of terrified passengers fleeing the foggy scene where Turkish Airline flight THY726 crash landed
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All 224 passengers and 11 crew on board the Turkish Airline flight THY726 were safely evacuated after the incident
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Passengers described the terrifying ordeal in which the impact caused bags to land on people and smoke fill the cabin
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Dense fog and extremely slippery conditions caused the pilot to overshoot the runway and then skid off the tarmac
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The plane was left damaged and stuck in the grass near the runway with technicians unable to remove it in the absence of suitable equipment on Wednesday

Question: The plane, which was on a seven-hour flight from the @placeholder capital, was forced to circle for 30 minutes over Nepal before it made a second attempt to land

Answer: Turkish

Answer: Turkish


Sailing can theoretically answer our family holiday brief - sunshine, beachcombing, local restaurants on a quayside, a sense of adventure. The only downer is that neither my wife nor I have a clue about sailing. So we decide that a Sunsail 'Flotilla Hero' holiday in Croatia, with a skipper provided, will fit the bill. Hopelessly ignorant of what to expect, we arrive at the Agana Marina, a 20-minute drive from Split, where our hostess, Rebecca, introduces us to 'Chilled', a fully equipped 47 ft yacht. Our temporary home is an instant hit with the children - Flora, aged eight, Celia, seven, and Tabitha, four.
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The waters off Croatia's long coast are ideal for summer sailing breaks
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Family sailing holidays are possible, as boats stay in protective flotillas
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Boats can also come with experienced skippers to ensure safe progress

Question: Celia stands on her tiptoes to see over the wheel as she tries to steer a steady course, while @placeholder radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.

Answer: Flora


He may be known for his party-loving ways, but Prince Harry works tirelessly to help vulnerable children living in extreme poverty at risk of AIDS - and now his services are being recognised. As part of his Sentebale charity, which he set up with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, the 30-year-old royal built the Mamohato Children’s Centre to support vulnerable children through healthcare and education. And now, Harry's programme will be receiving the 2015 Swarovski Crystal Of Hope Award at the glittering Life Ball event in May. Prince Harry, who set up Sentebale, a charity that provides healthcare and education to vulnerable children in Lesotho, Southern Africa, will be honoured with an award for his services
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As part of his Sentebale charity Harry built the Mamohato Children's Centre
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To be awarded 2015 Swarovski Crystal Of Hope Award at  Life Ball
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Is biggest charity event in Europe supporting people with HIV or AIDS
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Previous guests include Bill Clinton and Antonio Banderas

Question: 'It has been twenty years since he was part of the Life Ball and we are at such an exciting time in our medical fight against @placeholder that his presence is a wonderful reminder of how far we have come.'

Answer: AIDS

Answer: HIV

Answer: AIDS


It dwarf's Apple's iPad Pro, boasting a massive 18.5inch screen. Samsung's much anticipated Galaxy View tablet has been officially revealed. Samsung tried to steal Apple's thunder by teasing an extra large tablet at its Gear S2 launch event at IFA, Berlin - but now it has finally come clean about the gadget. 451.8 mm wide, 275.8 mm tall, and 11.9 mm thick 18.4inch TFT LCD screen Resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels 8-megapixel primary camera and a 2.1-megapixel secondary camera Octa-core Samsung Exynos 7 processor, running at 1.6GHz. The graphics processing will be handled by an ARM Mali-T720 chip
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Samsung teased device called the Galaxy View at IFA Berlin
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New specs reveal giant 18.5inch screen device  weighing 2.65kg

Question: '@placeholder's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.

Answer: Samsung

Answer: Samsung

Answer: Samsung Exynos

Answer: Samsung


Arsenal's stars looked happy and relaxed as they prepared to begin their Champions League campaign in Zagreb this week. After a convincing win over Stoke on Saturday, Arsene Wenger's side, who are unbeaten since the opening day of the season, returned to training on Tuesday ahead of the trip to play Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb. The Gunners, who set off for the Coratian capital from Luton Airport on Tuesday afternoon, go into European competition on a high after wins either side of the international break against Newcastle and then Stoke. Those victories have lifted the north London club up into the top four in the Premier League, while they have not been beaten since the shock opening-day defeat at home to West Ham.
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Arsenal preparing for first Champions League game of the season
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Gunners begin European campaign on back of convincing win over Stoke
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Arsenal travel to meet Dinamo Zagreb on Wednesday

Question: Ozil has been in fine form this season, and his creativity has been a major part of the @placeholder' good start to the season.

Answer: Gunners

Answer: Gunners


ASHLAND, Ohio (CNN)  -- An Ohio bakery shut down in October is bustling again, with 60 eager employees who had expected a Christmas on the unemployment rolls. Cookie production has resumed and some workers are back on the job at the Archway factory in Ashland, Ohio. Some 300 workers lost their jobs when the Archway cookie factory in Ashland, Ohio, was suddenly closed by the private equity firm that owned it. The workers also were left without benefits like health insurance. But then Lance Inc., a Charlotte, North Carolina-based snack food company, purchased Archway at a bankruptcy auction. And last week 60 workers were asked to return immediately, with perhaps more coming back in the months ahead.
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Archway bakery suddenly closed doors in October, throwing some 300 out of work
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Lance snack food company steps in, buys Archway at bankruptcy auction
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New owner gives each laid-off worker a prepaid $1,500 debit card
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Company rehires 60 workers, says more will regain jobs if orders keep coming in

Question: Workers at the bakery said they felt betrayed when @placeholder at first said there would be more work in a day or two, but then changed the locks.

Answer: Archway

Answer: Archway

Answer: Archway

Answer: Archway

Answer: Archway


(CNN) Russia is a step closer to facing a possible ban of its athletes from the Winter Olympics in South Korea after the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) upheld its decision that the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) remains non-compliant. WADA tweeted its ruling following a foundation board meeting in Seoul on Thursday, less than three months before the opening ceremony of the Winter Games in Pyeongchang in February. The tweet read, "WADA Foundation Board approves the recommendation by the Independent Compliance Review Committee that RUSADA remain non-compliant." Russia's anti-doping agency was initially deemed non-compliant after the 2016 publication of the McLaren report, commissioned by WADA, which found the Russian state conspired with athletes and sporting officials to undertake a doping program that was unprecedented in its scale and ambition.
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Doping body upholds label of non-compliance of Russian body
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Decision to keep the label moves committee one closer to banning Russian athletes from Winter Olympics

Question: The head of the @placeholder (ROC), Alexander Zhukov dismissed the accusations as "a joke."

Answer: Russian


Tesco has come under fire for selling smokey bacon-flavoured Pringles as part of a Ramadan promotion. The crisps were positioned under a Ramadan banner at a branch of the supermarket in Liverpool Street, London. The Pringles do not actually contain pork and use flavouring to gain their taste, meaning they are suitable for Muslims who avoid eating pork. But the display led to widespread derision on Twitter, with many questioning Tesco's decision to promote the crisps in connection with the festival. Many Muslims do not eat or drink in daylight hours during the festival and also do not eat pork-based products.
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Crisps were positioned under Ramadan banner in Liverpool Street, London
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Many Muslims don't eat in the day during festival and avoid pork products
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Tesco was forced to move the display following widespread derision
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Pringles do not actually contain pork and use flavouring to gain their taste

Question: They said: 'We apologise for the mistake, which was made in one store in @placeholder.

Answer: London

Answer: London


World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper has claimed that hosting the Rugby World Cup could have a greater economic impact on England than the Olympic Games. While London 2012 provided the country with a £9.9billion boost in trade and investment, the estimated costs of staging the showpiece competition reached a staggering £8.9bn because of the construction of brand new arenas in Stratford' s Olympic Park. In contrast, the Rugby World Cup is expected to deliver £2.5bn to the economy but Gosper believes the use of 13 pre-existing stadiums – requiring just £85million investment in infrastructure – makes the six-week tournament a financial honeypot.
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World Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper has suggested that hosting the World Cup will result in huge economic gain for England
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Ticket sales for the tournament have already exceeded two million
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Gosper has pointed out the advantages of using already established stadiums rather than having to build brand-new venues

Question: Because the games are played across the country and not just in @placeholder, the benefits are felt more widely.'

Answer: London


A nine-year-old Rory McIlroy predicted he would usurp the world's greatest golfer after penning a letter to Tiger Woods back in 1999. Although the American legend may have never read the prophecy, a New York Times Magazine profile pieced together its contents through interviews with McIlroy and close family members. Having just won the 1998 Doral-Publix Junior Golf Classic in Florida for the 10-11 age group, the young McIlroy's message was clear: 'I'm coming to get you. This is the beginning. Watch this space.' A nine-year-old Rory McIlroy predicted he would catch Tiger Woods to become the world's best golfer
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Rory McIlroy heads to Masters hoping to complete a career grand slam
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World No 1 wrote a letter warning Tiger Woods he was 'coming to get you' as a nine-year-old in 1999
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Woods has slipped out of the top 100 for the first time since 1996

Question: Although the 25-year-old still has a long way to go before surpassing @placeholder' record of 683 total weeks as world No 1, he is undoubtedly the American's successor as golf's heavyweight star - both on and off the greens.

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Woods


Just hours after they were photographed enjoying pints in a country pub, David Cameron and Chinese President Xi Jinping again revealed their playful sides by posing for a selfie with Manchester City star Sergio Aguero. The leaders met the footballer at the team's training ground during a stop on the final day of the state visit. After a London leg packed with royal events and multi-billion pound business deals, Mr Xi and his wife were in Manchester as Mr Cameron sought to promote his Northern Powerhouse agenda. After rubbing shoulders with  footballing greats, Mr Xi joined the Prime Minister and dozens of local business leaders for a three-course lunch at Manchester Town Hall, where he was greeted by hundreds of cheering pro-Beijing supporters.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and First Lady Peng Liyuan have departed the UK, bringing the state visit to a close
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Mr Xi and David Cameron posed for a selfie with Manchester City player Sergio Aguero at team's training ground
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The president was later greeted by crowds of pro-Beijing supporters when he arrived for lunch at the town hall

Question: President Xi later met Manchester football greats during his visit to @placeholder's football academy.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester

Answer: Manchester City


Two dogs that had been missing for a week are now safely back home after they were discovered in the woods, where one had watched dutifully over the other as she sat trapped in a ravine. The dogs, a Basset hound named Phoebe and a Setter mix named Tillie, went missing September 8 and as days went by without a trace, their Washington State owners feared the worst. However, when a 'reddish' dog was spotted coming up to residents of a private property and before disappearing into a ravine, the Vashon Island Pet Protectors (VIPP) got wind of the sighting.
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A dog duo that had been missing for a week on Washington State's Vashon Island were lost when one of the dogs fell into an old cistern in a ravine
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While one dog, a Basset hound named Phoebe, sat trapped, her Irish setter companion Tillie waited by her side
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Tillie was also occasionally spotted outside the ravine, where she gained the attention of a passerby, leading to the discovery of the pair

Question: A small one-woof response when we called out,' reads an overjoyed post on @placeholder's Facebook.

Answer: Vashon Island Pet Protectors

Answer: VIPP


On an exciting third day of Ashes cricket, England gave Australia a total of 412 to chase after dominating proceedings. Alastair Cook's side had a terrific morning and the captain himself was outstanding in the field. Joe Root was solid with the bat once again as he scored 60 to help the run total. Sportsmail columnist and Sky Sports pundit David Lloyd looks back on the third day of Ashes action involving arguments over umpire decisions, Ian Bell and the Cambrian Tap. Arguments raging in our commentary box about Shane Watson’s lbw being a ‘poor decision.’ In the old days the umpires would not even have considered it. Front foot, big stride and it hit him above the knee. Not out! But nowadays it’s precision cricket. Forget all that previous convention – technology predicts it’s hitting the stumps and that has changed the game completely!
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Australia are chasing a total of 412 in their second innings of the first Test
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Shane Watson's lbw decision was branded as 'poor' by some people
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Captain Alastair Cook was terrific in the field for England on Friday
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The talented Ian Bell continues to show why he is undroppable
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Adam Lyth is impressing and showing glimpses of his quality
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England close in on Cardiff victory - Paul Newman's day three report

Question: It took a good, spinning delivery from Nathan Lyon to get him out and that could be ominous for @placeholder.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


Washington (CNN) -- House Speaker John Boehner blasted President Barack Obama on Thursday for saying no U.S. combat troops would be placed on the ground in the fight against ISIS in Syria. "An F-16 is not a strategy. Airstrikes alone will not accomplish what we're trying to accomplish," Boehner told reporters in his weekly media briefing. "The President has made clear that he doesn't want U.S. boots on the ground. Well, somebody's boots have to be on the ground," he continued. "And so I do believe that what the President has asked for, as the commander in chief, he has this authority to train the Syrian rebels, and frankly we ought to give the President what he's asking for."
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House Speaker John Boehner says the President's ISIS plan is not enough
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Obama's plan includes airstrikes against ISIS in Syria and training some Syrian rebels
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Still, Boehner says he thinks Congress should authorize the President's plan

Question: "If our goal is to eliminate @placeholder, there's a lot of doubt whether the plan that was outlined by the President last night is enough to accomplish that mission."

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's decision to visit France on its national day next month at the invitation of new President Emmanuel Macron represents a shrewd political calculation by both leaders. Trump announced Wednesday that he would be in Paris on Bastille Day, July 14, for a day of pageantry at an event that will mark 100 years since the US entry into World War I. The US President, on his second trip to Europe in two weeks -- he heads to Germany for the G20 summit and Poland next week -- will bask in the pomp of his official role as commander-in-chief at a time when he is under political siege at home.
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Trump will visit Paris on July 14 to mark 100 years of US entry into World War I
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He and French President Emmanuel Macron haven't seen eye to eye thus far

Question: The visit will also further @placeholder's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.

Answer: Emmanuel Macron

Question: They won't like me for saying that but ... @placeholder is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.

Answer: France


Japan has beefed up security at its embassies worldwide following a threat from Islamic State terrorists. In the latest edition of its English language magazine, Dabiq, the terror group urged Muslims unable to make the journey to Syria or Iraq to carry out attacks elsewhere in the world. It suggested targeting 'Japanese diplomatic missions' in Bosnia, Malaysia and Indonesia, prompting a tightening of security. In the latest issue of the magazine, published online earlier this week, ISIS claims that even if a Muslim is not able to travel to the caliphate, he can 'strike out' against its enemies. 'What, for example, prevents (a jihadi) from targeting... communities in Dearborn, Michigan, Los Angeles, and New York City? Or targeting Panamanian diplomatic missions in Jakarta, Doha, and Dubai?
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Japan tightened security at its embassies worldwide following ISIS treat
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Terrorists urged Muslims unable to go to Iraq and Syria to strike elsewhere
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Suggested hitting Japanese diplomats in Bosnia, Malaysia and Indonesia

Question: The move comes about eight months after ISIS  beheaded two @placeholder hostages in Syria and amid anxiety at home over impending legislation that critics fear could drag the officially pacifist country into wars overseas.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese


The distraught partner of a popular father-of-two killed in a motorcycle accident repeatedly drove by his ailing body as she desperately tried to find him. Tragic Mark Price phoned girlfriend Michelle Hall in what proved to be his final act after crashing his motorbike in Leicester on Friday night. Seriously injured, the popular 45-year-old managed to tell her he was in 'a bad way' as he lay dying in a roadside ditch. Anxious Michelle, 44, headed out to find him, but found it impossible to track down the exact spot where he'd careered off the road. The popular musician - front man of local band Quad Rock - was eventually located using heat sensors on a police helicopter.
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Musician and father-of-two Mark Price came off his bike on Friday night
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He phoned lover Michelle and told her he was seriously injured in a ditch
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She called 999 and headed out on her own desperate hunt to find him
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Eventually found by police helicopter, but transpired distraught Michelle had repeatedly just been yards away from him during her search

Question: @placeholder phoned 999, but the emergency services were unable to find him at first, later requesting air assistance.

Answer: Michelle Hall

Answer: Michelle

Answer: Michelle

Answer: Michelle


A teenage girl, known only as ‘Christina’, who appeared in a set of 102-year-old colour portraits has been identified as Christina Elizabeth Frances Bevan, a woman who died without marrying in 1981 at the age of 84. Scholars have been puzzling over the ethereal strawberry blonde, who was captured by photographer Mervyn O'Gorman in a series of dreamlike photos taken in Lulworth Cove, Dorset, in 1913, and for years was thought to be his daughter. Now a retired engineer has named Christina, a family friend of Mr O'Gorman and the daughter of a prominent philosopher at King's College London, who sparked curiosity when the cache of dreamlike colour pictures was discovered and put on display.
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Christina Elizabeth Frances Bevan would have been 16 when the photos were taken in Dorset in 1913
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Photographer Mervyn O'Gorman, who took the ethereal shots, was initially thought to have been Christina's father
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In fact, she was the daughter of Mr O'Gorman's family friend, a philosopher called Edwyn Robert Bevan
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They were shot using the autochrome process and are some of the earliest colour photos in history
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Christina died in 1981 when she was 84, and had no listed husband or children

Question: 'Certainly, the friendship was sufficient for Mr O'Gorman to accompany Mrs Bevan and her two daughters on a trip to @placeholder in August 1913, where he took portraits of Christina.'

Answer: Lulworth Cove


The Group of Death is still waiting for someone to tear up the script but Australia could live to regret missing out on a bonus point in their opening-round victory over Fiji. Two tries from David Pocock and a third from Sekope Kepu kept the Wallabies hot on the tails of England and Wales, although their charge ran out of steam in the final 20 minutes. With a 12-point lead after 69 minutes, Australia opted for three points over a try-scoring opportunity at the line-out, with head coach Michael Cheika claiming Pool A will not be decided by bonus points.
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Australia began their Rugby World Cup 2015 campaign with a 28-13 defeat of Fiji in Cardiff
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David Pocock scored two tries as the Wallabies took control in the first half at the Millennium Stadium
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Sekope Kepu drove through to cross the line and extend the Australian's lead in the second half
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Australian-born fly half Ben Volavola broke through to score Fiji's only try ahead of a spirited fightback
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Rugby World Cup 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest RWC news and more

Question: They have been staying in their own training bubble in Bath, away from the distraction of autograph hunters and @placeholder fever.

Answer: Rugby World Cup

Answer: Rugby World Cup


Washington (CNN) The private prison industry -- one of the most controversial pieces of the US carceral state -- has essentially recovered a year after the Obama administration sent a chill down its spine. Last August, then-Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates issued a memo calling on the Department of Justice to begin curtailing its use of private prisons -- incarceration run by for-profit companies. Stocks for one of the two major publicly traded prison companies nosedived, and with a presidential victory for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton widely expected, the Yates memo seemed to indicate the heyday for the private prison industry had passed.
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The Trump administration rolled back an Obama-era attempt to curtail private prisons
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The private prison industry saw stock prices soar for months after the 2016 election

Question: Following years of relatively low crime rates and the more recent dip in the prison population, Sessions has pushed for a crackdown on drug and gun offenses and offered a wholesale endorsement of @placeholder's "law-and-order" campaign.

Answer: Trump

Question: So when it comes to the @placeholder administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.

Answer: Trump


She helped to transform U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama's public image into that of an all-American 'everywoman' who shops at retail outlets, does 'mom dancing' and even has a Twitter account. Now, former White House aide Kristina Schake, who left the East Wing in June 2013, is reportedly behind the drive to get another first lady - ex-secretary of state, Hillary Clinton - elected president. Ms Schake, 45, who has worked as chief communications officer at L'Oreal USA for the past two years, has been brought on to Mrs Clinton's 2016 communications team to help recast her image. She will attempt to turn the 67-year-old politician - who is expected to  announce her run for White House this month - from a strong and knowledgeable figure into a softer, more accessible one, according to the New York Times.
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Kristina Schake, 45, 'is part of Mrs Clinton's 2016 communications team'
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She will help to transform politician into a softer, more accessible figure
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She previously helped turn First Lady Michelle Obama into 'everywoman'
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She advised Mrs Obama to perform 'mom dancing' with Jimmy Kimmel
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Also masterminded infamous 2011 'undercover' shopping trip to Target
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Ms Schake has been working as L'Oreal's chief communications officer
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Her new job could prove difficult in wake of Mrs Clinton's email scandal
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Mrs Clinton will likely announce her run for White House this month

Question: As Obama noted in 2008, Mrs @placeholder must show voters that she is more than just 'likeable enough' - by displaying a warm and funny side that, according to her friends, reflects her true character.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


The collapse of the charity Kids Company sparked a spate of stabbings, suicide attempts and even a murder because vulnerable youngsters  no longer had access to cash to pay their drug dealers, MPs heard today. Kids Company's former boss Camila Batmanghelidjh this morning admitted her charity used to hand out up to £200 a week in cash to vulnerable children. BBC executive Alan Yentob - who was chair of the charity's trustees - defended the cash payments and insisted that Kids Company had done 'remarkable work' in protecting vulnerable youngsters from inner cities. Speaking to MPs on the Public Accounts Committee, Mr Yentob added: 'Five days after Kids Company closed a boy was was murdered. He was going to crime prevention centres which were closed. There were stabbings, there were four suicide attempts.'
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Kids Company collapsed this year after accepting £3m from government
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Former chief Camila Batmanghelidjh was hauled before MPs this morning
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She admitted it was not a 'myth' that cash was given to vulnerable children
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Trustee  Alan Yentob told MPs charity's collapse sparked wave of violence
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He said following the charity's collapse one child had been murdered
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MP Bernard Jenkin said committee had been told that 'these incidents occurred because kids no longer had money to pay their drug pushers'

Question: In 2006, New Philanthropy Capital, set up to make charitable funding more effective, warned Kids Company trustees many of its problems 'are attributable to @placeholder', adding: 'Its continued existence is a triumph against the odds, and a testament to its wealthy, influential donors.'

Answer: Camila Batmanghelidjh


Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy tweeted 'regret' on Saturday night after photos of his bruised ex-girlfriend from his domestic violence case were released a day earlier. Hardy said on Twitter that he 'had to say I express my regret 4 what happened in past' and that he's 'dedicated to being the best person & teammate that I can be.' He also said he was grateful to still be playing in the NFL. Hardy missed 14 games last season while with Carolina due to the domestic case and served a four-game suspension from the NFL to begin this year. Hardy signed an incentive-laden $13 million contract as a free agent with Dallas in March.
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Dallas Cowboys defensive end Greg Hardy tweeted 'regret' on Saturday night after photos of his bruised ex-girlfriend were released
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NFL star Greg Hardy was arrested, charged and found guilty of two counts of domestic violence against his then-girlfriend Nicole Holder in 2014
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Hardy appealed case and conviction was overturned in 2015 when Holder refused to testify against him in court after they reached a settlement
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Hardy was suspended for ten games by the NFL but that was later reduced to only four games
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The Dallas Cowboys signed Hardy to a one-year, $11.3million deal  on March 18, 2015
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Earlier this week Hardy had the charges expunged from his record
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A series of photos released Friday show the graphic injuries Hardy allegedly inflicted upon Holder
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Horrifying details about the night have emerged in records from the case

Question: After the incident was over, an officer asked @placeholder why she was crying.

Answer: Nicole Holder

Answer: Holder

Answer: Holder


We spent £400 on a 1940s loo - it took us four months to find one! Claire Nugent, 43, and Nigel Morter, 47, have been married for 14 years. They restored a 1940s airfield control tower in Norfolk and now run it as a B&B. She says: When Nigel and I met as students in 1993 we soon discovered we both absolutely loved the 1940s. I had a beautiful mirror from the period that still hangs over our fireplace. We love the style because there’s such an attention to detail in everything from the handles through to the surfaces.
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Claire Nugent and Nigel Morter restored a 1940s airfield control tower and now run it as a B&B
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Emma Edwards runs a vintage website and spent £10,000 converting her home into a 50s haven
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48-year-old Ursula Forbush likes to come home and switch on an old record player like in the 60s

Question: It’s taken us three years to do up the tower, and while the @placeholder part is finished, we’re still working on our private living areas.

Answer: B&B


A California man claims that last week he was served a deep fried rat in his chicken tenders at KFC. Security guard Devorise Dixon said that one of the three pieces of fried chicken he bought at an unspecified Los Angeles location tasted 'hard and rubbery'. Dixon told the Randy Economy Show that upon further observation he noticed his chicken tender looked more like a deep fried rat than a succulent piece of poultry. 'It was very nasty,' Dixon told the Randy Economy Radio Show on Saturday night. 'I spit it out. I looked down at my hand and I realized that it was in the shape of a rat with a tail and everything in it.'
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Devorise Dixon claims he got fried rat at KFC in California and that the manager confirmed it was a rodent, apologized, and offered him a free meal
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Dixon claims that he turned down the free food offer and hired a lawyer to sue the company instead
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KFC says they been unable to get in touch with Dixon or a lawyer and that he turned out an offer to have the piece of meat tested in a lab
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KFC says certain social media photos show that the alleged rat tender actually consists of '100 per cent hand-breaded white meat'

Question: 'Okay...just so careless how people can be...that's my son...and he don't have to talk to @placeholder is he does not want to...he don't work for you...so Check Ur employees or retrain them because that's sick and you will pay,' she wrote this week.

Answer: KFC

Answer: KFC

Answer: KFC

Answer: KFC


Bobbi Kristina's partner Nick Gordon could soon become the focus of a fully fledged murder investigation now that the 22-year-old has been taken off life support and is likely to soon die. Prosecutors in Fulton County Georgia told TMZ that 'in view of the new circumstances regarding the health status of Bobbi Kristina Brown, we will be reviewing the case with greater interest'. At the same time, Gordon, 25, has been hit with a lawsuit from Bedelia Hargrove, Bobbi's court-appointed conservator, claiming he was physically abusive on multiple occasions and stole from her while she was in a coma. Members of her family, including her aunt Pat Houston and her grief-stricken father Bobby Brown, were seen Thursday afternoon arriving at the hospice in Georgia where Bobbi was taken the day before.
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Bobbi Kristina's dad Bobby Brown and aunt Pat Houston were seen en route to Peachtree Christian Hospice Hospice in Georgia on Thursday
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The Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney's office is 'reviewing the case with greater interest' because Bobbi Kristina is likely to soon die
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Announcement comes just a day after her family filed a $40million suit against Gordon, alleging he stole money from Bobbi and abused her
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Gordon tweeted on Wednesday to 'keep praying' for Bobbi, then later deleted his Twitter account
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She was found unconscious in a bathtub in January - just hours before she was allegedly set to meet a friend to reveal problems with Gordon
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Incident came three years after her mother Whitney Houston died in a bath

Question: For the damages @placeholder has suffered as a result of this, the lawsuit requests a minimum of $10million in punitive damages.

Answer: Bobbi Kristina

Answer: Bobbi Kristina Brown

Answer: Bobbi's

Answer: Bobbi

Answer: Bobbi Kristina

Answer: Bobbi Kristina

Answer: Bobbi

Answer: Bobbi


(CNN) The journey started eight years ago with a Singaporean schoolboy posing for a photo with the greatest swimmer of all time. It ended in Rio de Janeiro as he won his nation's first ever Olympic gold medal. They say not to meet your heroes; Joseph Schooling beat his. Now 22 and training for the Aquatic World Championships — currently taking place in Budapest — Schooling remembers meeting Michael Phelps for the first time as if was yesterday. "My dad hosted the US Olympic team at a country club in Singapore," he tells CNN. "I was doing a Chinese composition paper and my mum said 'Joe! Michael's there, Michael's there! Get up!'
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Joseph Schooling recalls meeting childhood idol, Michael Phelps
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Swimmer became Singapore's first ever Olympic gold medalist in Rio
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He's now targeting 100m butterfly world record in Budapest

Question: After a unique three-way tie for second, all three paid homage to a new champion: the 21-year-old from @placeholder.

Answer: Singaporean

Answer: Singapore

Answer: Singapore


(CNN) Argentina felt the loss of the suspended Lionel Messi as they were beaten 2-0 by Bolivia in La Paz in a key World Cup qualifying game. Barcelona star Messi was hit with a four-game ban by football's governing body FIFA and fined $10,000 just hours before the game after verbally abusing a match official in a win over Chile on March 24. He will also miss upcoming games against Uruguay, Paraguay and Venezuela. Barcelona released a statement Wednesday expressing its "surprise and indignation" at the FIFA Disciplinary Committee's decision, branding the length of the ban "unfair and totally disproportionate."
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Lionel Messi banned for four matches by FIFA
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Argentina loses World Cup qualifier 2-0 in Bolivia

Question: Messi became animated at the end of Argentina's victory over @placeholder -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.

Answer: Chile

Question: "With @placeholder in the side, they've played six and won five.

Answer: Lionel Messi


The brother of a woman murdered by her husband is accused of mishandling more than $30,000 raised by a charity formed in her memory. Sheri Coleman, 31, together with her sons Garett, 11, and Gavin, 9, were found strangled in their beds in Columbia, Illinois, in 2009. Husband Christopher Coleman, a former chief of security for televangelist Joyce Meyer, was convicted of first-degree murder two years later and is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. Mario DeCicco was named in Tuesday's lawsuit which alleges that 'at least $33,173' of the money donated to the Sheri Ann & Her Boys charity has been improperly spent
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Mario DeCicco is accused of spending 'at least $33,173' of the money donated to the Sheri Ann & Her Boys charity
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His sister, Sheri Coleman, together with sons Garett, 11, and Gavin, 9, were found strangled in their beds in Columbia, Illinois, in 2009
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Husband Chrisopher, a former chief of security for televangelist Joyce Meyer, was convicted of first-degree two years later
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Friends and neighbors raised the money which was supposed to go towards help victims of domestic abuse
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DeCicco said last year that he had donated $28,000 to a woman's shelter in Chicago, but the lawsuit says that is simply not true

Question: According to the prosecution, @placeholder started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.

Answer: Christopher Coleman


Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote has insisted his interest in buying Arsenal is not 'overnight stuff' and revealed he has been a fan of the club for more than 30 years thanks to former vice-chairman David Dein. Dangote, who is the 67th wealthiest person in the world with a fortune of £12billion, has explained his interest in The Gunners by explaining he was first taken to the club's former Highbury ground by Dein, a close friend and associate. Dein, a former sugar trader, helped Dangote start his business in 1980. Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc now accounts for 90 per cent of the product sold in Nigeria.
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Aliko Dangote insists his interest in buying Arsenal is not 'overnight stuff'
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Dangote claims he has been supporting Arsenal for more than 30 years
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Nigerian is a close friend of former Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein
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Stan Kroenke and Alisher Usmanov are the biggest shareholders
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Dangote claims he will have enough resources to pay what they ask for

Question: Using Dein's name leaves the fascinating prospect of whether the former vice-chairman will return to @placeholder if Dangote becomes the club's new owner.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump said Monday that Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel should seek federal assistance to combat homicides in the nation's third-largest city. "Chicago murder rate is record setting - 4,331 shooting victims with 762 murders in 2016. If Mayor can't do it he must ask for Federal help!" Trump tweeted. Trump's tweet accurately relayed Chicago's homicide numbers. And while they are not "record setting," The Chicago Tribune reports that homicides were up 60% from 2015 to the highest levels in 20 years. Emanuel, who was President Barack Obama's chief of staff from January 2009 to October 2010, met with Trump in New York last month, urging the President-elect to continue the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program until a modernized immigration system can be decided by Congress.
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Trump has talked about Chicago crime before
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Emanuel's office responded that they are taking the issue seriously

Question: Emanuel's administration said Monday it looks "forward to working with" @placeholder on crime.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The @placeholder transition team did not immediately respond to a request for comment about what federal help his administration might offer Chicago to combat homicide.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "A policy like stop-and-frisk could save thousands of lives in a city like Chicago, just like it saved thousands of lives in @placeholder.

Answer: New York


(CNN) -- CNN anchor Anderson Cooper played the groom in a surreal wedding scene send-off for Bill Hader's Stefon character on the season finale of "Saturday Night Live." Hader announced last week that he was leaving SNL after eight seasons to move to California and get more sleep, which meant his memorable characters were also saying goodbye. Stefon -- Weekend Update's New York City correspondent -- gave one last report Saturday night, rushing off the set after telling anchor Seth Meyers, "You never respect me." "I didn't want to do this here, but I've met someone else, and he's a lot like you, except he likes me for me, and we are getting married," Stefon said. "Bye, Seth Meyers."
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Bill Hader makes his final appearance after 8 seasons on "Saturday Night Live"
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Hader's character Stefon is the NYC correspondent for "Weekend Update"
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Seth Meyers interrupts the Stefon-Cooper wedding in "Graduate" parody
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"Get ready for Anderson Cooper -- 360!" Cooper says before Meyers knocks him out

Question: Meyers and Stefon then reappeared live on the "Weekend Update" set as @placeholder cast members tossed rice on them.

Answer: Saturday Night Live

Answer: Saturday Night Live


Concerns about westerners joining the fight in Syria dominated the annual Aspen National Security Forum with top U.S. government officials equating the threat from the stalemated Syrian civil war to that posed by al Qaeda's Yemen affiliate. Michael Vickers, the Pentagon's undersecretary for intelligence, said there are now believed to be thousands of western passport holders, many with easy visa access to enter the United States, who are among foreign fighters in Syria. California man arrested, said he wanted to join ISIS John Carlin, the Justice Department's national security chief, called the threat "unprecedented" and said the department is putting resources to prosecute Americans who try to travel to the region to join terror groups involved in the war.
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Annual Aspen Security Conference brings together top national security figures
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Discussion tends to trend toward current events
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TSA administrator says improvised explosives more of a concern than shoot-downs
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There might be a less-publicized reason that 2009 underwear bomb didn't detonate

Question: He cited the example of a new iteration of the underwear bomb that prompted @placeholder to change screening equipment settings and retrain explosives detection dogs.

Answer: TSA


(CNN) Next month, America will elect a new president. Most likely there will be no cyber hanging-chad moment, no massive breach that calls into question election results or faith in the democratic process. But it would be a mistake to breathe a collective sigh of relief on November 9th and conclude the danger is past. The danger is just beginning. The 2016 election is a warning of darker hacks to come. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper recently announced what many cyber experts had long suspected: High-level Russian officials authorized hacks of the Democratic National Committee and other campaign-related sites.
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Russian hacks are a warning sign of things to come and the US better be prepared, writes Amy Zegart
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US government needs to start attributing election-related breaches as fast as possible, she says

Question: Declaring an action unacceptable and then accepting it only weakens @placeholder credibility everywhere, on every issue.

Answer: US

Answer: US

Question: Instead of deterrence by punishment, the @placeholder should implement a policy of deterrence by denial.

Answer: US

Answer: US


Hong Kong (CNN) -- The naughty step is not working. After the United Nations slapped tougher sanctions on North Korea after its third nuclear test in February this year, Pyongyang screamed in defiance. It canceled its hotline with South Korea, withdrew its workers from the Kaesong industrial complex it jointly operates with Seoul, and carried on with its over-the-top threats. China may have backed those sanctions but the economic lifeline is still there. Trade goes on between North Korea and China. In 2011, before some of these trade embargoes began, China accounted for an estimated 67.2% of North Korea's exports and 61.6% of imports, according to the CIA World Factbook.
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Pyongyang reacted angrily to tougher sanctions after its third nuclear test
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Chinese trade with North Korea has been a lifeline for the isolated regime
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But Beijing has struggled to control the angry rhetoric from its neighbor
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Expert: China fears a North Korean collapse would spark a refugee crisis

Question: "There's a lot more @placeholder could do that it has chosen not to."

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China


Ministers are 'taking steps' to protect Britain from economic turbulence in the eurozone amid fears Greece is on the cusp of crashing out of the single currency after its pleas for a bailout extension were refused. Chancellor George Osborne was briefed as eurozone finance ministers meeting in Brussels refused to extend the financial assistance package in place to help the failing economy. It will end as planned on Tuesday - the day Greece must make a debt repayment of €1.6billion (£1.1billion) to the International Monetary Fund that it cannot afford. Eurozone ministers also criticised Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras for announcing that a snap referendum on bailout proposals will be staged next week.
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George Osborne briefed over impact Grexit would have on Britain
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Comes as Brussels refuses to extend financial assistance package
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Greek PM announced a snap referendum of bailout proposals next week

Question: @placeholder finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greek


After a night of drinking there may be parts of an evening you forget - or moments you wish you could erase from your memory. But now there's an app that not only fills in these gaps in memory, it shares evidence of your drunken antics with your friends. Called Flashgap, all photos and videos taken using the app are added to a hidden album that only becomes visible the following day. The Flashgap app (pictured) is free for iOS and Android devices. Photos and videos taken on the app disappear into a hidden album after three seconds and only appear at midday the day after the event. All attendees of the event can see this album, and users can only delete photos they took themselves
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The Flashgap app is free for iOS and Android devices
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Photos and videos taken on the app disappear into a hidden album
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They only reappear at midday the next day and are shown to all attendees
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App was inspired by the film The Hangover starring Bradley Cooper

Question: 'We then watched @placeholder together and the ending credits show a series of photos from the guys' infamous night and that's what really triggered our thinking.

Answer: The Hangover


Britain campaigned to get the jihadi preacher who inspired the Tunisian beach massacre off the United Nations's al-Qaida watch list, and may have attempted to recruit him as a spy, it has been reported. Hani al-Sibai, 54, who is living on £50,000-a-year state hand outs, described the London 7/7 terror attacks as a 'great victory', and is one of the 'key influencers' of the Islamic fanatics believed to have recruited beach gunman Seifeddine Rezgui. But now High Court documents have reportedly shown that in 2009, when David Miliband was foreign secretary, the Labour government had pushed for al-Sibai, who lives in London, to be taken off the UN's list of terror suspects.
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Hani al-Sibai, 54, described 7/7 attacks as a 'great victory' and is 'key influencer' of fanatics believed to have recruited beach gunman
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He has taken legal action to be taken off UN's list of terror suspects
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High Court documents show government lobbied to have him removed from list in 2009
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Egyptian authorities claimed British intelligence services may have been trying to recruit al-Sibai

Question: Al-@placeholder has also used public money to fund a series of legal cases against the Government to stop him being deported and to have his name removed from terrorist sanction lists.

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Question: Al-@placeholder and his wife are estimated to be on benefits of more than £48,000 a year – almost double the cap of £26,000.

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Question: 'Al-@placeholder’s involvement in international jihadism runs long and deep,' the report states.

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai

Answer: Sibai


Cristiano Ronaldo jetted off to link-up with Portugal ahead of their two European Championship qualifiers this week. Ronaldo travelled alone after playing for Real Madrid in their 1-1 draw with Atletico Madrid at the Vicente Calderon on Sunday. He shared a picture of the plane he was in, which was kitted out with a bed and state of the art television screens. Ronaldo missed his opportunity to become Real Madrid’s outright all-time leading goalscorer, an accolade he currently shares with Raul, on Sunday. He is already Portugal’s all-time leading scorer with 55 goals and he has netted over 500 goals for club and country.
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Cristiano Ronaldo travelled alone on a private plane to Portugal
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Ronaldo played in Real Madrid's 1-1 draw with Atletico Madrid on Sunday
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Portugal play Denmark and Serbia this week in European Championship qualifying games

Question: Their next opponent @placeholder sit in second place two points behind, after seven games.

Answer: Denmark


Arrested: Doug Hughes was put under arrest for his gyro-copter stunt and charged with operating an unregistered aircraft and violating national airspace The postal carrier who flew a gyrocopter onto the lawn of the U.S. Capitol is facing two criminal charges. But he's being released from federal custody to return to Florida. Doug Hughes made his initial appearance in U.S. District Court in Washington on Thursday. That's one day after he steered his tiny aircraft onto the Capitol's West Lawn after flying through restricted airspace around the National Mall. He was charged with operating an unregistered aircraft and violating national airspace.
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Doug Hughes appeared in U.S. District Court in Washington on Thursday, one day after he steered his tiny aircraft onto the Capitol's West Lawn
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He was charged with operating an unregistered aircraft and violating national airspace before being released on his own recognizance
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He was sent back to his Tampa home, where he must check in weekly with authorities starting next week

Question: Corruption in @placeholder has robbed the US citizens of the representative government that is our birthright.

Answer: Washington

Answer: Washington


Heartless thieves have stolen a child's walker from a church - a donated, crucial aid belonging to an inspiring little boy born with no face. Last year Australians were captivated by four-year-old Yahya El Jabaly's story after he was brought to Australia and given the chance to live a normal life, thanks to the help of an incredible Melbourne surgeon. He was born with no eyes, a hole in the middle of his face where his nose should be and no upper jaw. Following months of complex reconstructive surgery to build Yahya's face, the Moroccan-born child is living in Melbourne's St Kilda and learning how to walk for the first time in his life.
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Yahya El Jabaly was born with serious facial deformities, including no eyes
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He underwent facial reconstruction as he has a hole in the middle of his face where his nose should be and no upper jaw
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Child was bought to Australia from Morocco by a compassionate stranger
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Melbourne woman, Fatima Baraka, read his story on Facebook
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Now heartless thieves have stolen his crucial aid, a walker, from a church
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If you know anything about the walker's disappearance, you can contact Ms Baraka on 0414 242 625 or fatimabaraka@gmail.com.

Question: Before his trip to @placeholder, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


(CNN) -- A Mexican petition that would have granted deposed Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya safe conduct out of the country was rejected by Honduran authorities because it did not meet legal standards, Honduran Government Minister Oscar Raul Matute told CNN en Español. Zelaya has been holed up in the Brazilian embassy in the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa since September 21. In the letter, obtained by CNN, Mexico asks the de facto Honduran government to guarantee Zelaya's safety from the embassy to the airport, where a Mexican Gulfstream III jet would fly his family to Mexico. The Mexican embassy in Honduras "has the honor of informing that the government of the United Mexican States has decided to receive on its territory" Zelaya, his wife, two children and one of his advisers, the letter states.
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Honduran authorities: Request does not meet legal standards
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Deposed Honduran president is staying at the Brazilian embassy in the Honduran capital
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Zelaya has been at embassy since September 21

Question: After spending months in exile, Zelaya snuck back into Honduras in September, and has not left the @placeholder embassy.

Answer: Brazilian

Answer: Brazilian


Hillary Clinton closed a three-day campaign fundraising swing through Texas and New Mexico on Thursday with a rare public appearance at Texas Southern University in Houston and a stemwinder on voting rights. She took no questions and spoke with no reporters, but angrily complained that Texas voters can present their concealed-carry gun permits as a voter ID, but not their college student identification cards. Clinton was received with wild applause at the historically black college, but organizers arranged the 8,100-seat basketball arena so that three-quarters of the seats were roped off and empty. They added rows of chairs on the floor, but 15-foot-tall blue curtains draped all around blocked the view of entire sections of empty seats, leaving the impression that Clinton couldn't fill the room.
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Democratic front-runner wants universal, automatic voter registration for every 18-year-old instead of the 'opt-in' system the US has today
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Texas Southern University basketball arena was divided by a giant blue curtain, leaving three-quarters of the seats unavailable
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Hillary demands felons have their voting rights restored after they serve their sentences
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Slams the Supreme Court for 2013 decision that let southern states change their own election laws after 40 years of federal supervision
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Brought hisses from her audience when she mentioned Republicans Rick Perry and Scott Walker

Question: Clinton spoke for 31 minutes with the aid of a teleprompter, alleging that 'hundreds of thousands of registered voters in Texas' are being disenfranchised by a conspiracy of conservatives who want to freeze out @placeholder-leaning voters.

Answer: Democratic

Question: @placeholder have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.

Answer: Republicans


This is the man police believe shot dead the pregnant wife of an Indianapolis pastor. The photos, taken from a home surveillance video, show a person walking in the neighborhood where 28-year-old Amanda Blackburn was killed. Police revealed they had the footage Friday, but didn't release the images until Monday. More than 2,000 people attended a memorial for Blackburn on Sunday in nearby Whitestown. It was coordinated by four churches, including Resonate Church in Indianapolis, where her husband is a pastor, and a church in South Carolina, where the couple belonged before moving in 2012 to found Resonate. Christian rock songs filled the air at Traders Point Church in Whitestown, Indiana, as funeral goers listened to stories about Amanda and prayed for  Davey Blackburn, and their one-year-old son Weston.
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Amanda Blackburn, 28, died on Wednesday after Tuesday shooting
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Police have released surveillance footage of man near their home
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She was 12 weeks pregnant, had a 1-year-old son with pastor husband
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On Sunday, thousands gathered for Christian rock concert tribute
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There is a $1,000 reward for anyone with information about the attack

Question: Her husband, Resonate Church pastor @placeholder was at the gym when the shooting took place and came home to find his wounded wife at about 8.30am.

Answer: Blackburn

Answer: Davey Blackburn


A six-year-old Massachusetts boy has raised thousands of dollars for cancer research, by playing 100 holes of golf in one day, paying tribute to a classmate who died of the disease. Ryan McGuire, of Foxborough, completed the golf marathon Wednesday at MGA Links at Mamantapett, a par-3 course in Norton, the Sun Chronicle of Attleboro reported. Ryan played the 100 holes as a way to remember his friend Danny Nickerson, who died in April from diffuse intrinsic pontine giloma (DIPG), according to the newspaper. The Sun Chronicle reported Ryan's mother is Golf Fights Cancer's program director. The group has a day-long program where 100 holes are completed, the newspaper explained.
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Ryan McGuire raised $30,000 for cancer research by playing 100 holes of golf in one day
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The boy completed the feat in memory of his classmate Danny Nickerson who died in April of a rare cancer called diffuse intrinsic pontine giloma
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Thousands of birthday cards poured in for Danny in summer 2014, after Ryan requested that people send his pal greeting cards
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Ryan's grandfather, who survived cancer, caddied for his grandson on Wednesday, and his classmates also showed up at the course

Question: @placeholder's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.

Answer: Ryan McGuire

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan McGuire

Answer: Ryan

Answer: Ryan


(CNN) -- Vonderrit Deondre Myers, a teenager who died in a police shooting, was struck by seven or eight bullets, St. Louis city Medical Examiner Dr. Michael Graham said Thursday night. "All but one gunshot wound were to the lower extremities," Graham said. "The one fatal wound was to the head." Police Chief Sam Dotson said the killing happened Wednesday evening when a suspect shot a pistol three times at the St. Louis officer, who was off-duty but wearing his uniform while moonlighting for a security company. The officer fired his pistol 17 times, police said. The shooting sparked angry street protests, with residents pointing out similarities to the August killing of Michael Brown in nearby Ferguson.
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Medical examiner said the teen was hit seven or eight times
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Police: Officer fired at least 17 shots, the suspect at least 3
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The officer was not injured; a gun was recovered
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Protests are planned this weekend in Ferguson, St. Louis

Question: A 9mm pistol allegedly fired by @placeholder was found at the scene, police said.

Answer: Vonderrit Deondre Myers

Question: Despite the tensions, @placeholder said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.

Answer: Sam Dotson


The first early human ancestors to leave Africa were scrawny little creatures that walked more like apes, according to a new study that is challenging existing theories on the origin of our species. For years it was thought that the first early human to walk from the African continent into Asia and Europe was the tall and muscular Homo erectus. But new analysis of early human fossils has suggested it may have actually been a far more diminutive species known as Homo habilis, or 'Handy man', that first made the journey. The findings are likely to be highly controversial as no fossils belonging to Homo habilis have been discovered outside Africa.
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New analysis of early human fossils has challenged conventional theories
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Most experts believe tall, muscular Homo erectus was first to leave Africa
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The new study suggests Homo habilis, known as Handy Man, beat them
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It suggests Homo erectus did not evolve in Africa but moved there later

Question: 'A pre-@placeholder erectus origin for Homo floresiensis implies that an earlier Homo was the first species of hominin to leave Africa.

Answer: Homo erectus

Answer: Homo

Answer: Homo

Answer: Homo erectus

Answer: Homo habilis

Answer: Homo erectus


Olivier Giroud might have played a key role in Arsenal's Champions League exit against Monaco, but the French forward's form otherwise is as good as any other striker in Europe. Only Lionel Messi can match his statistics in 2015. Giroud has 11 goals in 15 games so far this calendar year, a ratio that puts him ahead of Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo as one of Europe's leading marksmen and his strikes have helped Arsenal to become the Barclays Premier League's form team. Their French centre forward's impressive streak has helped Arsenal move to within a point of second-placed Manchester City and they look all-but certain to qualify for the Champions League in one of the most competitive battles for the top four in recent years.
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Olivier Giroud has a better goals per game ratio than Cristiano Ronaldo
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French forward scored twice in Arsenal's 2-1 win over Newcastle
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Lionel Messi is the only big-name striker in Europe with a better ratio
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Arsene Wenger dubbed Giroud as 'world class' after Newcastle game

Question: Arsene Wenger now ranks Giroud as world-class and says he has improved since joining @placeholder

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


Why do their cheap meatballs taste so good? Why are bookshelves named Billy? Why can't store layouts be normal? These questions, and more, will no doubt be posed by the visitors who head to the new IKEA Museum opening next year. Of course, we might need to hammer together our own answers, having wound our way through thousands of irrelevant facts first. But perhaps a DIY museum experience will be even more satisfying once completed. The furniture company that changed the affordability of design has filed to build a museum on the site of its first store in Sweden. Tentatively scheduled to open in fall 2015, the museum will take up 7,000 square meters on the site of the recently relocated IKEA store in Almhult, also the site of IKEA'S first store opened by founder Ingvar Kamprad in 1958.
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IKEA Museum will be on site of first store in Älmhult, Sweden
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The 7,000-square-meter museum will also have a museum shop and food for visitors
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Museum expected to draw 200,000 visitors per year

Question: While the then-17-year-old @placeholder had already registered IKEA as a business in 1943, selling products ranging from nylon stockings to cigarette lighters, the Almhult site was the first brick-and-mortar store as well as the company's first furniture showroom.

Answer: Ingvar Kamprad

Question: A small exhibition of @placeholder's history, titled "IKEA through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.

Answer: IKEA Museum

Answer: IKEA

Answer: IKEA

Answer: IKEA Museum

Question: A small exhibition of IKEA's history, titled "@placeholder through the ages," is already in place at the basement of the corporate culture center in Älmhult, but company reps are hoping that the new museum will be a much bigger tourist draw.

Answer: IKEA Museum

Answer: IKEA

Answer: IKEA

Answer: IKEA Museum


(CNN) -- No-one can fault U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry for lack of effort. He has just wrapped up his 10th visit to the Middle East in pursuit of a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority -- the most elusive prize in international diplomacy. Kerry has a vision, according to U.S. diplomats -- to climb the mountain with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, and to peer down from the summit on the valley of peace to see what a two-state solution would look like. It is a poetic metaphor, but more than half-way into the nine-month timetable for reaching a framework agreement, Kerry's partners are still bickering in the foothills. The more pessimistic observers -- with history on their side -- say both the Israelis and Palestinians are positioning themselves to be able to blame the other for failure.
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Through intensive diplomacy the U.S. Secretary of State is trying to build momentum in Middle East peace talks
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Borders and Jewish settlements are likely to be the most difficult piece of Kerry's puzzle
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Some within Israel's coalition government want to annex Jewish settlements in the fertile Jordan Valley

Question: Kerry dropped hints about progress last week, saying after meeting @placeholder that talks had "fleshed out and even resolved" certain kinds of issues.

Answer: Mahmoud Abbas

Question: The Palestinians reject outright Netanyahu's demand that they recognize @placeholder as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israelis

Answer: Israel


It's a tough life being one of Australia's cutest animals - as these furry and feathery critters would know. These 10 animals have been voted in as the most adorable native animals in the entire country. Archer the koala from Sydney's Featherdale Wildlife Park took out the top gong, followed by nine other incredibly cute creatures from zoos and aquariums across Australia. They were voted in by members of the public from a shortlist of 25, which was initiated by tour provider Experience Oz. Lucy the wombat from Tasmania's Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, Quobba the Quokka from Perth Zoo, Sassy the Wombat from Tasmania's ZooDoo Zoo and Gangis the Gang Gang Cockatoo from Western Australia's Caversham Wildlife Park were among those named finalists behind the cute koala.
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Ten native Australian animals have been named as the cutest in the country in a public vote
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Archer the koala from Sydney's Featherdale Wildlife Park took out the top gong
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He was followed by nine other incredibly cute creatures from zoos and aquariums across Australia
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The vote was initiated by tour provider Experience Oz, which included a list of 25 finalists

Question: 'It seems appropriate that a koala – one of the most recognisable of all @placeholder animals – won the vote, so congratulations to Archer and the team at Featherdale Wildlife Park.'

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Question: 'It seems appropriate that a koala – one of the most recognisable of all Australian animals – won the vote, so congratulations to Archer and the team at @placeholder.'

Answer: Featherdale Wildlife Park

Answer: Featherdale Wildlife Park


It is usually Arsenal that are sending opposition defenders into a spin with their intricate pass and move football, but they were given a taste of their own medicine on Wednesday. Mikel Arteta and Theo Walcott took a break from training in the torrential rain at the club's London Colney headquarters to take part in the dizzy penalty challenge craze that is sweeping the internet -even manager Arsene Wenger and mascot Gunnersaurus get involved. There was a sombre mood at Arsenal after they fired another blank at the Emirates during a goalless draw with Liverpool on Monday night, but the squad had that giddy feeling back despite the miserable weather in Hertfordshire.
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Mikel Arteta and Theo Walcott took part in the dizzy penalty challenge
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Despite their giddiness both managed to score their respective spot kicks
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Arsenal mascot Gunnersaurus also took a turn but miss-hot his penalty
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Manager Arsene Wenger found the whole thing hilarious

Question: 'This is @placeholder and this is his dizzy penalty,' the Arsenal boss says.

Answer: Gunnersaurus

Answer: Gunnersaurus

Question: The clip ends with @placeholder walking off chuckling to himself at the amusing scenes.

Answer: Arsene Wenger


(CNN) The Sudanese government has been accused of using chemical weapons against the people of Darfur, according to a report released by Amnesty International on Thursday. The attacks targeted civilians and may constitute a war crime, the report said. The Sudanese government has denied the allegations, calling them "rumors." Amnesty says it has new evidence abuses persist in a war that has been described as one of the world's worst humanitarian conflicts by the United Nations. Unidentified witnesses quoted in the Amnesty report said the attacks left a smoke, which turned dark blue and smelled "like rotten eggs," coating the trees, ground, and humans in a thick black dust.
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Chemical weapons deliberately against civilians in Darfur conflict, says Amnesty
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The attacks may constitute a war crime, the report said.
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Witnesses say skin became rotten and fell off in chunks after attacks.

Question: The conflict in Darfur began around 2003 when several rebel groups in @placeholder took up arms against the government in Khartoum.

Answer: Darfur

Answer: Darfur