Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets The most powerful woman in the NHS is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims that she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets, the Mail can reveal. Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, was accused of gagging a whistleblower who tried to warn about the impact of targets on ordinary patients. She was investigated by the General Medical Council, which concluded that there was no case to answer.
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Dame Barbara Hakin, 57, facing threat of a new inquiry over patient safety
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Calls for inquiry into claims she risked lives in a drive to meet set targets
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Accused of gagging whistleblower Gary Walker who tried to warn of risks
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General Medical Council said no case to answer but reviewing its decision

Question: Further evidence from an external independent expert would have been useful to consider whether Dr @placeholder’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’

Answer: Barbara Hakin

Answer: Barbara Hakin

Question: ‘I hope now the GMC will do the right thing and seek to remove Dr @placeholder’s licence.’

Answer: Barbara Hakin

Answer: Barbara Hakin


(CNN) Two New York residents accused of conspiring to support ISIS and plotting to set off a pressure-cooker bomb in the city have pleaded guilty to all charges, federal prosecutors and New York officials said. Munther Omar Saleh, 21, of Queens, and Fareed Mumuni, 22, of Staten Island, were charged with "conspiring and attempting to provide material support" to ISIS and with assaulting and conspiring to assault federal officers, the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York said in a statement. Mumuni also was charged with "attempted murder of federal officers." That charge resulted from an incident in which Mumuni repeatedly stabbed an FBI agent as law enforcement officials carried out a search warrant at his home about two years ago, officials said.
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Munther Omar Saleh, 21, and Fareed Mumuni, 22, are charged with trying to aid ISIS
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The pair plotted a pressure-cooker bomb attack in New York, officials say

Question: "Saleh and Mumuni engaged in plotting attacks against @placeholder in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.

Answer: New York

Answer: New York


(CNN) -- The remains of a Saudi national killed in airstrikes in Yemen earlier this month are not those of a wanted al Qaeda bomb-maker, according to multiple sources in Saudi Arabia who were briefed on the matter. DNA tests conducted by Saudi officials showed that the remains were not those of Ibrahim al-Asiri, they said. Saudi officials had obtained a close match to al-Asiri's DNA via remains of his brother, who died in a failed suicide bomb attack. The brother had carried a bomb inside his body, which killed him upon detonation but failed to hit his intended target, Saudi Arabia's security chief.
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DNA tests are conducted to determine who was killed in an offensive against AQAP
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The offensive included attacks by Yemeni commandos and suspected U.S. drone strikes
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Saudi officials have a close match for bomb-maker's DNA via remains of his brother
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A bomb inside the brother's body killed him but failed to hit his intended target

Question: The crackdown began over a week ago, resulting in the deaths of more than 60 suspected al Qaeda militants in Yemen from April 19 t0 21, @placeholder officials have said.

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Yemeni


(CNN) Roughly 70% of Russia's Olympics contingent has been cleared to take part in the Rio Games, but that doesn't mean competitors or spectators have to like it. Fans sounded off during Friday's Opening Ceremony, turning the normally jubilant parade of nations into mixed commentary on the decision to let 271 of Russia's 389 athletes compete despite a report accusing the country of "state-sponsored doping." International Olympic Committee spokesman Mark Adams said Monday it was a shame the Court of Arbitration for Sport wasn't "tougher on doping," but that Olympics officials have no choice but to accept the decision. "These are people who have served sanctions and are now clear ..." he said. "There are athletes from many teams who have served sanctions and are able to compete."
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U.S.'s Lilly King, Russia's Yuliya Efimova to face off Monday after exchange of fingers
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Olympics fans have been casting boos at Russian athletes after doping allegations, bans

Question: Some wore @placeholder flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


Authorities have identified the suspected gunman who shot a Tulane medical student as he aided a woman while she was being mugged on Friday morning. New Orleans police said on Sunday that Euric Cain, 21, is the man seen on surveillance camera dragging the woman toward an SUV before shooting student Peter Gold, 25, in the abdomen when he intervened, ABC News reported. On Sunday, New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu issued a warning telling the gunman they were going to find him and that he would spend the rest of his life behind bars. 'We're going to find you, we're going to prosecute you and you're going to spend the rest of your life behind bars,' the mayor said.
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Police identified suspected gunman as Euric Cain, 21, on Sunday
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He faces charges of first-degree murder and second-degree kidnapping
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New Orleans Mayor issued warning saying 'we're going to find you'
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Peter Gold, 25, shot in stomach early Friday morning when he tried to help
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Attempted to intervene when he saw suspect dragging woman toward SUV
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Gold is still in 'guarded' condition at Tulane's University Medical Center

Question: O'Halloran added that @placeholder is 'a guy who generally always has your back.'

Answer: Peter Gold

Answer: Peter Gold

Answer: Gold


(CNN)Before the virus ravaged West Africa, before the deaths soared into the thousands, before the outbreak triggered global fears, Ebola struck a toddler named Emile Ouamouno. Virtually no one knew the 2-year-old by name. Now the world knows him as patient zero. Researchers from The New England Journal of Medicine say they believe Emile was the first person to contract the disease in the current outbreak almost a year ago. It's not clear exactly how the boy, who lived in a rainforest village in southern Guinea, got infected. Ebola can be spread from animals to humans through infected fluids or tissue.
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Researchers believe 2-year-old Emile Ouamouno was patient zero
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The boy lived in the southern Guinea village of Meliandou
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Several of his family members also died, but his father survived

Question: In the four months after Emile's death, @placeholder buried 14 residents.

Answer: Meliandou


Gary Neville says he is a worried that Liverpool's recent form will see them knock Manchester United out of the Barclays Premier League top four and leave them without Champions League football for a second successive year. Liverpool face Burnley at Anfield on Wednesday night having taken 19 points from a possible 21 in the last two months while United have stumbled, claiming just 13 in the same period. Louis van Gaal's side travel on Newcastle United on Wednesday ahead of a daunting run of fixtures that includes Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea within their next seven games.
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Liverpool have closed the gap on Manchester United to two points
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They beat champions Manchester City 2-1 at Anfield on Sunday afternoon
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Gary Neville says Liverpool could well finish above their rivals United
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READ: Why Liverpool have the edge in race for top four
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CLICK HERE to read more about how Liverpool have turned it around

Question: It both impressed and concerned me to see @placeholder play as they did.'

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


Alexis Sanchez has handed Arsene Wenger a worrying injury scare ahead of the clash with Norwich on Sunday. The Chilean has suffered a hamstring strain and will be assessed ahead of the trip to Carrow Road. With Aaron Ramsey and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain fit again, the game could be the perfect chance to hand Sanchez a much-needed rest. But Arsene Wenger, who also revealed Joel Campbell is suffering with a calf problem, will wait to see how Sanchez recovers before making a decision on his availability ahead of Sunday. Speaking at his pre-match press conference on Thursday, Wenger said: 'I will have to assess that a bit later. Spontaneously it might not be the best moment to rest Alexis but I don’t know.
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Arsenal news: All the latest from the Emirates
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Arsene Wenger says Alexis Sanchez has suffered a hamstring strain
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Arsenal boss will assess the Chilean ahead of trip to Norwich on Sunday
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Aaron Ramsey and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are both fighting fit
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But Joel Campbell is another injury doubt and will need to be assessed
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Wenger believes Leicester and Chelsea are in with a shot of winning title
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Read: Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini wants to prove worth to  Wenger
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See the latest news update and analysis on Alexis Sanchez

Question: @placeholder had a little calf problem so I will assess all that on Friday, latest Saturday.

Answer: Joel Campbell


(CNN) One of two suspects in a church attack that left a priest dead in northern France was known to anti-terror authorities after attempting a trip to Syria, a French anti-terrorism prosecutor said Tuesday. Adel Kermiche, 19, was wearing an "electronic tag" during the deadly hostage incident at a Catholic church in the town of Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, prosecutor Francois Molins said. The monitoring apparatus was a condition of his house arrest after two attempts in 2015 to travel abroad -- at least once to Syria -- using a relative's identification, Molins said. Kermiche was identified via fingerprints after the attack, which French President Francois Hollande said was committed in the name of ISIS.
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One attacker was a 19-year-old wearing "electronic tag," prosecutor says
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Priest killed after two men take hostages in Catholic church in Normandy, France

Question: The ISIS-linked Amaq News Agency released a statement Tuesday, posted by the group's supporters, claiming the @placeholder attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."

Answer: Normandy


Washington (CNN) The White House is condemning the Syrian government Thursday after having announced that a year-long UN-backed investigation found that both the Assad regime and ISIS had used chemical weapons. "It is now impossible to deny that the Syrian regime has repeatedly used industrial chlorine as a weapon against its own people," US National Security Council spokesman Ned Price said in a statement Wednesday. The NSC statement went on to accuse the regime of violating the Chemical Weapons Convention and a UN resolution. The investigation, led by the UN and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), the implementing body of the Chemical Weapons Convention, was launched a year ago at the behest members of the UN Security Council with the aim of identifying the perpetrators of chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
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UN report says Syria government and ISIS used chlorine and mustard gas weapons
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Security Council to meet Tuesday to discuss findings

Question: The administration on Wednesday also condemned that attack and highlighted its efforts to curb @placeholder' chemical weapons activities, including targeted airstrikes and the capture of an ISIS chemical expert in March.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Romania boss Anghel Iordanescu believes silencing Kyle Lafferty is the key to his side's crunch Euro 2016 qualifier against Northern Ireland. Lafferty has had an up and down international career but is currently riding the crest of a wave, scoring five times to secure victories over Hungary, Greece, the Faroe Islands and Finland. The only time he has failed to find the net in the campaign came in Bucharest in November, when Romania moved top of Group F with a 2-0 success. While manager Michael O'Neill will be hoping to coax another totemic performance from the 27-year-old Kesh native, who scored a superb brace against the Finns in March, Iordanescu is planning another shut-out.
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Romania boss perceives Kyle Lafferty to be Northern Ireland danger man
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Anghel Iordanescu prevented Lafferty from scoring in the reverse fixture
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Romania currently top Group F, one point above Northern Ireland

Question: 'Don't forget that until they came to Bucharest, @placeholder were top of the group,' he said.

Answer: Northern Ireland

Answer: Northern Ireland

Answer: Northern Ireland


A South Carolina judge has ordered the state attorney general's office to stop pursuing criminal charges against Craigslist.com while a lawsuit related to prostitution ads on the popular classifieds site makes its way through the courts. South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster has threatened criminal action against Craigslist. In statements to the media and on his Web site, South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster has accused Craigslist's operators of not doing enough to eliminate ads soliciting prostitution in accordance with an agreement struck last November with 40 states attorney generals. Earlier this month, McMaster sent a letter to Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster accusing the site of failing to "install sufficient safeguards" to prevent it from being used "as a vehicle to advertise or solicit prostitution."
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Judge orders AG to refrain from pressing charges pending lawsuit's outcome
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Craigslist sued South Carolina attorney general to prevent criminal charges
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Attorney General Henry McMaster threatened to prosecute Craigslist for sex ads
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Craigslist says it has done all it can to reduce number of prostitution ads

Question: The lawsuit contends that, because the site relies on posters for content, @placeholder's threats leave Craigslist with no choice other than to shut down its South Carolina section or face criminal prosecution.

Answer: Henry McMaster

Answer: Henry McMaster

Answer: McMaster

Answer: Henry McMaster


A hidden bomb killed 30 Sunni worshipers, and wounded 52 others at a mosque near Baquba, Iraq, on Friday at 1 p.m., police and health officials said. The Abu al-Qassim Mohammed, a Sunni Mosque in Umm al-Adham district, is about 3 miles (5 kilometers) west of Baquba which is about 37 miles (60 kilometers) northeast of Baghdad. The bomb was hidden inside the mosque AC ducts and  stuffed with metal ball bearings, police officials told CNN. Today's attack that targeted  is the latest in a series of attacks targeting Sunni and Shiite mosques over the past few months.
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Bomb was hidden in AC ducts of Sunni mosque
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Separate attack kills 4 at different Sunni mosque
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On Wednesday a suicide bomber killed 30 at Shiite mosque in Baghdad

Question: Iraq has seen a sharp increase in friction between its Shiite and Sunni populations since April, when Iraqi security forces raided a site used by @placeholder protesters to demonstrate against the Shiite-led government.

Answer: Sunni

Answer: Sunni

Answer: Sunni

Answer: Sunni


A mother whose son suffered severe brain damage during birth is set to receive potentially the biggest medical negligence payout in history. The High Court ruled today that United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust must pay in excess of £14.6 million  for birth injuries, after failing to carry out a Caesarean section on Suzanne Adams and properly monitor her during labour. The hospital's negligence led to her son James Robshaw, now 12, being born with cerebral palsy. The decision, believed to be one of the most significant in a case of medical negligence and the largest ever such court-ordered award for birth injury, reflects the lifetime care that James needs.
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Suzanne Adams' son James was starved of oxygen and has cerebral palsy
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Staff 'failed to monitor her properly or perform a Caesarean section'
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United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust must pay sum, High Court ruled
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Decision is largest ever court-ordered award for birth injury, lawyer says

Question: The sum ordered by the @placeholder includes money to pay for all James’ needs including:

Answer: High Court

Answer: High Court


A woman who was kidnapped at knife-point by her ex-boyfriend has been found by police  after she made contact with a family member. Billy-Anne Huxham, 18, from Caboolture, Queensland, was found at 9.45pm at Aerodrome Road in Maroochydore, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, after police found the Nissan SUV that was used in her abduction earlier that day. Ms Huxham's ex partner Carl Garry Chapman, 32, has been detained and charged with a string of offences including assault, torture and deprivation of liberty. Scroll down for video Found: Abducted teen Billy-Anne Huxton was located by police on Thursday night after she made contact with a family member
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Billy-Anne Huxham was abducted from her Caboolture home on Tuesday
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She was located on Thursday night by police on Aerodrome Road
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She was allegedly taken by 32-year-old ex-boyfriend Carl Garry Chapman
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Chapman was reportedly carrying a firearm when he was apprehended
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He has been charged with a string of offences including torture and assault
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Chapman, who was out on bail, is due to face the magistrate on Saturday

Question: Following the abduction, the perpetrator broke into another home in @placeholder and threatened the residents with a gun, believed to be shotgun or rifle.

Answer: Caboolture

Answer: Caboolture


It’s not a familiar message in this country but it rang out loud and clear ahead of the second one-day international against New Zealand at The Oval. More six, please: we’re English. If Eoin Morgan’s side bat half as entertainingly as they did on Tuesday at Edgbaston, spectators in south London will go home wondering what hit them. Their total of 408 for nine included 14 blows over the rope and led to a crushing 210-run win – all three statistics being high-water marks for this one-day team. And the numbers provided a welcome twist to the complaint that England’s 50-over batting had become a broken record.
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England face New Zealand in the second one-day international at The Oval on Friday
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Eoin Morgan’s side thrashed the Black Caps with a 210-run victory last Tuesday at Edgbaston
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Their total of 408 for nine included 14 blows over the rope

Question: If @placeholder manage to bottle that feeling, and a chastened New Zealand respond in kind, the fun may only just have started.

Answer: England

Answer: England


Scientists have found an extremely dense cluster of stars where collisions are thought to be regularly occurring. The ‘stellar billiards table’, located in our own Milky Way, was captured in a stunning image. And it could provide a fascinating opportunity to observe how stars are able to live together in such close proximity. The discovery was made by a team of scientists using the Gemini Observatory in Hawaii. Known as Liller 1, the cluster is difficult to study because of its distance, and also because it is located close to the centre of the Milky Way - about 3,200 light-years away.
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Scientists using a telescope in Chile spotted the distant star cluster
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Called Liller 1, it is located near to the centre of the Milky Way
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The region has many tightly packed stars that could collide
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When stars crash together they can form new exotic objects

Question: Our own @placeholder is known to have at least 150 such clusters, though it may have many more.

Answer: Milky Way

Answer: Milky Way

Answer: Milky Way


A California man charged with killing his business associate, the man's wife and two small children owed $30,000 to the victim and had other debts, authorities said in records released Wednesday. Victim Joseph McStay lent defendant Charles 'Chase' Merritt money to cover a gambling debt before McStay, his wife and his 3- and 4-year-old sons disappeared in February 2010, according to newly unsealed court documents filed by San Bernardino County sheriff's investigators. Merritt also owed more than $20,000 in back taxes. A third business associate, Daniel Kavanaugh, also told investigators that McStay, who owned a decorative water fountain business, planned to fire Merritt.
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Charles 'Chase' Merritt is charged with killing his business associate Joseph McStay, McStay's wife Summer and the couple's two young sons
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He has pleaded not guilty to murder charges involving the family
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Merritt owed Joseph McStay $30,000, court documents say
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McStay lent Merritt money to cover a gambling debt before McStay, his wife and his 3- and 4-year-old sons disappeared in February 2010
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The family's remains were found in 2013 in shallow desert graves in San Bernardino County, about 100 miles from their home
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More than $20,000 in back taxes was also owed by Merritt

Question: They noted there were no signs of forced entry at the @placeholder' home in Fallbrook and no evidence of a struggle.

Answer: McStay

Answer: McStay

Answer: McStay


A children's play centre claimed it's second casualty in a week when a young boy fractured his skull while on a jumping castle. Zaybein Wathey, 10, was at Inflatable World in Napier, New Zealand last Tuesday when he fell down a hole and fractured the back of his head and temple,The NZ Herald reported. Just days earlier Brendon Rambaul posted a video of his son Deacon, 4, being sucked into a castle at the Inflatable World franchise in Glenfield. During the most recent incident, Zaybien suffered seizures after paramedics arrived on the scene and he was flown to Starship Hospital in Auckland.
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A young boy fractured his skull falling off a jumping castle last week
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Zaybien Wathey, 10, was at Inflatable World in Napier, New Zealand
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Was flown to Auckland's Starship Hospital where he remains a week later
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This is the second incident to take place at an Inflatable World in a week
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A four-year-old boy was sucked underneath a jumping castle days earlier

Question: Unsatisfied with the response he received from staff at @placeholder, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.

Answer: Inflatable World

Answer: Inflatable World

Answer: Inflatable World

Answer: Inflatable World


(CNN) -- Could motorsports become a major industry in football-obsessed Nigeria? It will be if one Nigerian businessman has his way. London-based entrepreneur Ribi Adeshokan has entered his country into the lavish and highly-competitive world of car racing and has ambitious plans to drive African motorsport and build a multi-million dollar racing industry on the continent. Called Nigeria Racing Eagle (NRE), the team says it hopes to compete at major motor racing events over the next few months, including the FIA GT3 series and sports car endurance races. "My philosophy is whatever I want to do, I go for the best," Adeshokan, team principal and owner of NRE said Monday, moments after unveiling a green and silver Audi R8 LMS as the team's car at the Africa Village, a London Olympics exhibition site designed to highlight the continent's cultural, artistic and sport assets.
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Nigeria Racing Eagle will soon compete at major car racing events, founders say
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The team is setting up an academy to develop young Nigerian drivers
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It is also working to create a development center to train mechanics and engineers
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Owner Ribi Adeshokan says he wants Lagos to host an international race

Question: Determined Adeshokan devoted further time and money to create @placeholder.

Answer: NRE

Answer: NRE


(CNN) President Donald Trump reiterated US support for Turkey as a "close, long-standing" partner, during a phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday. It was the two leaders' first conversation since Trump took office in January. Trump welcomed Turkey's efforts in the battle against ISIS, according to a White House readout of the conversation, and spoke of both countries' commitment to fighting terrorism "in all its forms." The conversation lasted 45 minutes, local media reported. But areas of ongoing tension were notably absent from the readout, including the latter's extradition request for exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen and US support for Kurdish groups in Syria.
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Official readout emphasized both country's commitment to fighting ISIS and terrorism
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But many areas of ongoing tension between Turkey and the US were left unmentioned

Question: But Trump will need close relations with Turkey if he is going to enact one of his campaign promises to create "safe zones" in the war-ravaged country of @placeholder.

Answer: Syria


(CNN) The man who publicly accused Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte of running a hit squad and personally killing people won't be given state protection. Senate President Koko Pimentel announced on his verified Facebook page that Edgar Matobato won't be put in protective custody because his life has not been threatened. "I've denied the request for protective custody of the witness (Edgar) Matobato because there is no Senate rule to justify it," he said. "There's even no showing that his life or safety is threatened." Another Philippines Senator called the decision "heartless." "We'll be tackling this on Monday, but in the meantime we'll just have to find ways to make sure that our witness will be protected," Sen. Sonny Trillanes told CNN Philippines.
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Edgar Matobato testified Thursday and will continue speaking to the Senate next week
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He accused President Rodrigo Duterte of running a hit squad while he was mayor of Davao
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Duterte's office denied the claims

Question: "The @placeholder administration is committed to a platform of a peaceful, crime-free, corruption-free nation that is not affected by any controversy,"  presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said.

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Duterte

Question: Testifying before the Senate committee on August 23, dela Rosa said that local police "follow the rule of law," and that there was no shoot-to-kill order despite the growing toll of bodies piling up in the wake of @placeholder's crackdown.

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Duterte


A coroner called for a police inquiry into the case of a five-month-old baby girl who died in her father's arms weeks after being accidentally dropped by her mother at a Santa's grotto. Katherine Howells, 34, had taken her baby Sunaria to visit Father Christmas for the first time when she slipped on a tiled floor and fell onto two Christmas trees at a festive fayre in Pembrokeshire. The coroner previously heard Sunaria was given the all-clear by a doctor after the fall in late November 2012 but died on New Year's Eve after being bottle-fed by her father, Dilshad Hamid.
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Katherine Howells, 34, accidentally dropped baby Sunaria at Santa's grotto
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Infant was given the all-clear but died weeks later in her father's arms
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Inquest was dramatically halted today and case passed to the CPS
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Coroner ruled that her death was likely the result of 'unlawful killing'

Question: When I went into the house @placeholder was lying on her back on their fabric settee.

Answer: Sunaria

Answer: Sunaria

Answer: Sunaria


The United States talked tough Wednesday about trying to halt escalating political violence in Ukraine, but analysts warned there was little that outside pressure could do, especially if the Ukrainian military gets involved on the side of the government cracking down on protesters. President Barack Obama condemned the unrest that killed 26 people on Tuesday and began spreading Wednesday beyond Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, with reports of protesters taking over government buildings in the nation's western region. Obama said the United States expected the Ukrainian government to show restraint against peaceful protesters, and he warned there would be unspecified consequences for excessive action. He made a point of saying the Ukrainian military should stay out of it, as it has so far.
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Obama says he hopes a truce will give space to reach a political solution
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He pushes for a unity government to pave the way for fair and free elections
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Ukrainians should be able to "determine their own destiny," Obama adds
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U.S. puts Ukrainians responsible for crackdown on visa ban list

Question: "It is in his hands to decide what the future of the @placeholder and the future hopes of his people will be, and we hope very much that violence will be avoided and compromise will be found," Kerry said.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainians

Answer: Ukrainians

Question: This time, the 20 @placeholder -- none of them from the military -- now banned from getting new U.S. visas "represent the full chain of command that we consider responsible for ordering security forces to move against" protesters on Tuesday, the official added.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainians

Answer: Ukrainians


(CNN) President Donald Trump's pick for a top post at the United Nations repeatedly praised far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos and shared disparaging memes about prominent Democrats and progressives on social media. Patrick Murray, a former Army officer and two-time congressional candidate, was nominated by Trump in May to be the alternate representative for special political affairs to the United Nations. Murray's nomination was approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in August and he awaits full Senate confirmation. If confirmed, Murray would serve under Ambassador Nikki Haley in representing US interests at the United Nations and would act as a fill-in for Haley in representing the US to the United Nations General Assembly when she is unavailable.
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Trump's pick for a top post at the United Nations repeatedly praised far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos and shared disparaging memes about prominent Democrats and progressives on social media.
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If confirmed, Murray would serve under Ambassador Nikki Haley in representing US interests at the United Nations.

Question: In other posts on Facebook in 2015 and 2016, Murray shared the kind of provocative political memes that were popular among supporters of @placeholder during the election.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) By the thousands people are leaving their porch lights on -- in Minnesota and other parts of the country -- for the child who never came home. The lights are being left on through the holiday weekend in memory of Jacob Wetterling, a Minnesota boy who was abducted 27 years ago. Local authorities announced Saturday that his remains had been found. Jacob, who was 11, disappeared on a dark road in central Minnesota on the night of October 22, 1989. Since then, his whereabouts had been unknown. His mother, Patty Wetterling, became an advocate for families of missing children. The family described being in "deep grief. We didn't want Jacob's story to end this way."
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Supporters turn on outdoor lights in memory of Jacob Wetterling
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Wetterling, 11, was abducted in 1989 on a rural Minnesota road
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His body was found after 27 years of mystery

Question: Another person wrote: "@placeholder loves you and your family," in a tweet addressed to Jacob's mother.

Answer: Minnesota

Answer: Minnesota

Answer: Minnesota

Answer: Minnesota


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

Question: Costolo had been @placeholder's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter and Square

Question: Costolo has agreed to cancel all of his remaining unvested equity in @placeholder after July 1 as part of today's deal.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter and Square


(CNN)Sen. Marco Rubio had only kind words for potential Republican presidential rivals Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney on Wednesday, but he argued if he runs he'll have better credentials to offer than the two former governors. "I believe that the central obligation of the federal government ... is providing for the national security," he said during a breakfast briefing for reporters hosted by the Christian Science Monitor. "The next President of the United States needs to be someone who has a clear vision of American's role in the world." "For governors that's going to be a challenge, at least initially," Rubio added, "since they don't deal with foreign policy on a daily basis."
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Marco Rubio praised Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney, but argued governors don't have the foreign policy chops needed for the White House
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He said he'll choose between running for the White House or reelection
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Rubio might have some clarity on the decision during his weekend confab with donors and strategists

Question: And with the GOP primary field shaping up to include potentially a dozen prominent @placeholder, Rubio's foreign policy experience could potentially offer him a needed boost to break away from the pack.

Answer: Republican


Crufts has become embroiled in a second controversy, after two competitors were accused of animal cruelty over the way in which  dogs were handled. Animal lovers have accused the show's organisers of 'turning a blind eye' after footage emerged showing U.S competitor Rebecca Cross, who won the Best in Show accolade, picking up her Scottish terrier Knopa by its neck and tail. Following a competition which has already seen more than its fair share of scandal, 160,000 people have now signed online petitions, calling for Ms Cross to be stripped of her prestigious title. Animal lovers have accused the Crufts organisers of 'turning a blind eye' after footage emerged showing U.S competitor Rebecca Cross picking up her Scottish terrier Knopa by its neck and tail
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Rebecca Cross was filmed picking up five-year-old Scottish terrier Knopa
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Footage led to online petitions which accused Crufts of 'turning blind eye'
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Organisers allegedly warned her about handling but will not remove title
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Anger also growing over photos purporting to show entrant beating dog
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RSPCA and Kennel Club has  launched probe into alleged car park incident
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Comes amid allegations that six dogs were poisoned at world famous show

Question: The Kennel Club explained that it had warned Ms Cross not to pick up the dog in that manner but that it was 'customary' to do so in the @placeholder

Answer: U.S

Answer: U.S


The story would not be out of place on the TV thriller "Homeland": the Danish petty criminal turned double agent who receives $250,000 in cash for helping the CIA try to ensnare one of al Qaeda's most wanted -- by finding him a wife. The wanted man was American-born al Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who had become one of the most effective propagandists for the group. The bride-to-be was a pretty blonde from Croatia. The agent was Morten Storm, who had long moved in radical Islamist circles and had apparently won the trust of al-Awlaki during a stay in Yemen in 2006.
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Danish newspaper says agent Morten Storm offered to help find al-Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki
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The plot involved finding the cleric a Western wife, putting a tracking device in her suitcase
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The plot was apparently foiled when the woman left the suitcase behind
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Al-Awlaki was later killed in a U.S. drone strike

Question: "It was intended that she could lead us to @placeholder.

Answer: Anwar al-Awlaki

Answer: al-Awlaki

Answer: Anwar al-Awlaki


They'll be hoping the silverware's significantly more prestigious come May, but the trophies keep coming at Arsenal. Having won their second successive FA Cup at the end of last season, the Gunners clinched their second pre-season trophy of the summer adding the Emirates Cup to their Barclays Asia Trophy triumph in Singapore earlier this month. Theo Walcott's goal early in the second half was enough to clinch a narrow win over Wolfsburg to secure the trophy as the Gunners turn their attentions to next weekend's Community Shield clash against Chelsea. Only Mesut Ozil remained from the starting 11 that played in Saturday's 6-0 thrashing of Lyon as Arsene Wenger made wholesale changes for his side's second clash in 24 hours, handing Petr Cech his first appearance at the Emirates Stadium following his £11million move from Chelsea.
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Arsenal won the Emirates Cup for the first time since the 2010-11 season
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Theo Walcott opened the scoring following pass from Jeff Reine-Adelaide
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The 17-year-old impressed for Arsene Wenger's side in midfield
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Nicklas Bendtner made a return to the Emirates Stadium with Wolfsburg

Question: Then the @placeholder crowd caught a glimpse of why Wenger had made Cech his No 1 summer target as the former Chelsea keeper produced an excellent stop low to his right to deny Josh Guilavogui's hammer from the edge of the box.

Answer: Emirates Cup

Answer: Emirates Stadium


Donald Trump has renewed his calls for tougher immigration controls in the wake of an illegal Mexican migrant allegedly murdering a woman in San Francisco. The presidential hopeful branded U.S. border controls an 'absolute disgrace' in light of the revelation that Francisco Sanchez, 45, had already been deported five times - and was recently released from jail by officials who routinely refuse requests to hand over illegal immigrants. Sanchez is accused of gunning down Kathryn Steinle, 32, as she walked along Pier 14 with her father on Thursday evening. According to the victim's family, the attack was entirely at random.
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Kathryn Steinle, 32, was shot to death in broad daylight by alleged shooter Francisco Sanchez in front of her dad and a friend
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Sanchez, 45, is a 7-time felon who should have been handed over to immigration authorities following a Bay Area arrest four months ago
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Would-be Republican nominee posted on Twitter to call for tough borders
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Doubled down on rhetoric against Mexicans, whom he has termed 'rapists'
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Sanchez should have been handed over to immigration officials when last jailed, but was let go in line with San Francisco's 'sanctuary city' policy

Question: But @placeholder officials admitted that due to a soft policy on undocumented immigrants, they do not always comply with the requests - which in Sanchez's case left him out on the streets on the night of the murder.

Answer: San Francisco

Answer: San Francisco

Question: @placeholder has been at the center of a firestorm this week after business partners and associates rounded on him for his anti-Mexican rhetoric.

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: @placeholder went to high school and previously lived about 40 miles east of San Francisco, the newspaper said.

Answer: Kathryn Steinle


George Osborne will today pledge a 'golden decade' of co-operation with China after brushing off fears over its involvement in British nuclear power. He yesterday signed off a £2billion 'subsidy' for a new atomic plant in Somerset – to be part-funded by Beijing – despite the security fears of critics. But the Chancellor, who is on a five-day trip to the People's Republic, played down concerns, saying: 'We get the power station built, it saves money for the British taxpayer, and it produces a good source of low carbon energy.' He will today say that the UK 'shouldn't be running away' from the communist country. Travelling to Shanghai, he will promise that Britain will 'stick together' with China, despite its recent economic woes.
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Chancellor signed off a £2b 'subsidy' for new atomic plant in Somerset
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This will be part-funded by Beijing - despite the security fears of critics
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Mr Osborne will say UK 'shouldn't be running away' from China
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Says Britain will 'stick together' with China despite recent economic woes

Question: Critics have questioned the wisdom of allowing the communist country, which is suspected of mounting cyber attacks on the @placeholder, to operate a key part of Britain's energy infrastructure.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


A New York-bound Turkish Airlines plane carrying 292 passengers made an emergency landing  at Copenhagen's international airport after an old camera bag caused a bomb scare. Police spokesman Christian Olsgaard said the discovery led to bomb-sniffing dogs and army bomb experts to comb the aircraft. Olsgaard said a bag with an old camera, 'possibly forgotten by an earlier passenger,' had not been spotted during cleaning. The discovery prompted the pilot on the aircraft that was en route from Istanbul to New York to land in Copenhagen where it taxied to a remote corner. The Boeing 777-300ER had been travelling from Istanbul to New York and landed at about 1.50pm GMT.
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The Boeing 777 was checked by police and sniffer dogs in Denmark
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The 292 passengers were escorted off and taken to the terminal
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The 'suspicious package' was discovered to be a camera bag left behind

Question: The plane eventually reached @placeholder around four hours behind schedule.

Answer: New York

Answer: New York

Answer: New York


(CNN) Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge came tantalizingly close to breaking one of the most coveted frontiers left in athletics, running a full marathon in two hours and 24 seconds Saturday. Kipchoge, 32, joined fellow world-class runners Lelisa Desisa of Ethiopia and Zersenay Tadese of Eritrea in Nike's Breaking2 project, an attempt to cover the 26.2 miles (42.2 kilometers) of a marathon in under two hours. Guided by a platoon of pacing runners, the three started together, but Kipchoge -- the 2016 Olympic champion and the 2016 London Marathon winner -- came closest in the end. The marathon was held at the Monza Formula 1 racetrack near Milan, Italy, a site chosen because it was built for speed. The effort came 63 years to the day since Roger Bannister became the first person to run a mile in under four minutes.
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Eliud Kipchoge does marathon in two hours and 24 seconds in Nike's Breaking2 project
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Official marathon world record of 2:02:57 was set in 2014

Question: Among other factors, @placeholder chose the three runners Saturday on three key measurements: running economy, velocity and VO2 -- the maximum amount of oxygen their body can utilize during intense exercise.

Answer: Nike

Answer: Nike


This is the dramatic moment a mother antelope clashed horns with a three-tonne rhino which strayed a little too close to her calf at a safari park. The stand-off in Wiltshire saw the antelope refuse to back down when the beast approached her calf - and at one point even clashed horns with it. The antelope, Ramina, kept her baby Phoenix behind her at all times as she charged at the massive rhino, Njanu, despite it being 15 times heavier. Dramatic: The stand-off saw the antelope refuse to back down when the beast approached her calf - and at one point even clashed horns with it
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Stand-off at Longleat Safari Park in Wiltshire saw antelope refuse to back down when beast approached her calf
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Ramina kept her baby Phoenix behind her at all times as she charged at rhino, Njanu, which is 15 times heavier
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Scimitar oryx antelope was overly defensive of her baby on first outing in park after difficult birth, keepers say

Question: ‘However, it may be that @placeholder was even more protective than usual as a result and decided to stand her ground.

Answer: Ramina

Answer: Ramina

Question: 'But I guess @placeholder didn't know that and she displayed real maternal courage to stand up to him so bravely.’

Answer: Ramina

Answer: Ramina


New York (CNN) -- It was the most vivid, and unexpected, confrontation of Wednesday's State of the Union address. It happened when President Obama said this: "Last week, the Supreme Court reversed a century of law to open the floodgates for special interests -- including foreign corporations -- to spend without limit in our elections." In the audience, Justice Samuel Alito, President Bush's second appointee to the Supreme Court, could be seen shaking his head and saying, it appeared, "Not true, not true." Who's right? As for what the court decided in Citizens United v. FEC, Obama seems to be right -- mostly. In a 5-4 decision, written by Justice Anthony Kennedy and joined by Alito, the court held that corporations, labor unions and other organizations had the right under the First Amendment to spend unlimited amounts of money to influence the outcomes of elections.
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Jeffrey Toobin says a comment by President Obama led to an awkward moment
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He says Justice Samuel Alito seemed to disagree on Obama's take on campaign finance ruling
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Toobin says Obama was mostly right on the result of recent court decision
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He says Alito also was right to express his view; justices are human beings

Question: When the President-elect @placeholder made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


While Caitlyn Jenner will be honored with an ESPY courage award next month for coming out as transgender, some critics believe other, more deserving candidates have been overlooked. Twitter users questioned why Jenner, who introduced herself as Caitlyn on the cover of Vanity Fair this week, will receive the honor instead of Lauren Hill, the 19-year-old basketball player who lost her  battle with brain cancer in April. 'Elective surgery isn't courage or bravery,' one Twitter user named Kristin wrote on Wednesday. 'Fighting brain cancer with grace and dignity at 19 is. Lauren is most deserving.' 'I googled courage,' added Brandon Saho of Fox19 as he shared a photograph of the teenager and used the hashtag 'LaurenHillEspy'.
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Caitlyn Jenner, 65, will be awarded the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the ESPY event in Los Angeles on July 15
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But some criticized the decision, saying that Lauren Hill, the 19-year-old basketball star who died of cancer in April, should have won instead
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There were also rumors that Jenner had been named as the winner ahead of wounded war vet Noah Galloway, who was a runner up
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ESPN denied there was a runner up and said it was proud to honor Jenner for starting 'a constructive dialogue about progress and acceptance'

Question: Among the critics, Tom Cruise's son Connor also slammed the decision to give the courage prize to @placeholder, saying there were 'people that actually deserve the award'.

Answer: Caitlyn Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Caitlyn Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner


Bernard Foley was only 14 when his father sneaked out of hospital shortly after open heart surgery to watch his son play. What neither of them expected was they would both end up back in the same hospital that night. ‘My Dad had a leakage and needed open heart surgery,’ said Foley, now Australia’s fly-half and one of the stars of the World Cup. ‘He has been at virtually every game I’ve ever played and he coached me for a number of years. They wouldn’t let him out for the day but he made Mum sneak him out of the hospital and he came to watch me play.
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Australia take on Scotland in Rugby World Cup quarter-final on Sunday
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Wallabies have impressed so far and have beaten England and Wales
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Bernard Foley says team spirit is excellent in Wallabies camp
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Team are encouraged to look back at family history and heritage
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Rugby World Cup 2015: See the latest RWC news, results and highlights

Question: Now @placeholder is here, with my Mum and my sister.’

Answer: Dad


(CNN)In A.D. 79, Mount Vesuvius erupted and buried the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Almost 2,000 years later, researchers may be on the brink of reading some of the charred scrolls damaged in the eruption. The scrolls, which were buried in a Herculaneum library and excavated 260 years ago, are easily damaged or destroyed by unwrapping, so researchers have been unable to read them without risk. But by using X-ray phase contrast tomography -- a 3-D technique used in medicine for soft biological tissue -- they have been able to reveal writing on the tightly wrapped scrolls without unrolling them, wrote a team led by Vito Mocella of the Naples-based Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems of the National Council of Research.
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X-ray technique used in medicine helps reveal ancient writing
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Work on Herculaneum scrolls has promise for scholars

Question: The @placeholder library, which was uncovered in the 1750s, is the only ancient library to survive with its books, the researchers point out.

Answer: Herculaneum

Answer: Herculaneum

Answer: Herculaneum


A brave woman is trying to sabotage a gruesome dog meat festival in China by rescuing as many dogs as she can to save them from the dinner plate. Yang Xiaoyun, 65, is going to purchase dogs ready for slaughter direct from traders at the festival and take them to a safe house. Ms Yang has saved up 50,000 Yuan (£5,000), and travelled 1,652 miles from her home town Tianjin to Yulin to save the condemned animals, according to the People's Daily Online. Since 2010, every year as many as 10,000 dogs are taken to Yulin in Guangxi province ahead of the annual meat festival due to star on June 21.
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Yang Xiaoyun, 65, is on her way to Yulin in Guangxi to rescue live pooches
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She hopes to buy live pooches from dog dealers ahead of infamous feast
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Ms Yang is bringing £5,000 savings but she's looking to raise more fund
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The animal lover rescued 360 dogs and dozens of cats at last year's festival
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Thousands of pets are slaughtered and eaten by Yulin residents annually
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It's a local tradition to put pet dogs on the chopping board after they die

Question: 'I hope to start a dog breed centre as well as a vegetarian restaurant in @placeholder.

Answer: Yulin

Answer: Yulin

Answer: Yulin

Answer: Yulin


Everyone with a business in Detroit's 48204 ZIP code has installed bulletproof glass. With the highest crime rate in America, shootings, lootings, murders and burglaries are an everyday reality. One diner, however, is an exception to the rule. John's Grill doesn't have any of the protective bells and whistles - just some very loyal customers. Run by Yugoslavian chef Jovica Trpcevski, 58, the eatery is open-plan. Unlike every other restaurant in the neighborhood, each with glass panes protecting the chefs, diners can grab Trpcevski's hand and reach over the counter if they wanted to. In the past few decades, numerous managers, waiters and chefs have been shot dead in their own establishments, but Trpcevski - known as John - has never even faced a threat.
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John's Grill is the only diner without bulletproof glass in Detroit 48204
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According to 2013 census figures, it is America's most dangerous district
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Jovica Trpcevski, known as John, has run this place for four decades
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It is open plan and his loyal customers protect him from robberies

Question: The man took @placeholder's advice, went to school, graduated and got a good job.

Answer: John's Grill

Answer: John

Answer: John's Grill

Answer: John


The Golden State Warriors will end their 40-year drought for the NBA title due to the offensive weapons at their disposal, believes Charlotte Hornets star Cody Zeller. Golden State are currently tied 2-2 with the Cleveland Cavaliers in their best-of-seven series with both teams having recorded a win on the road. Game 5 takes place at the Warriors' Oracle Arena on Sunday night and speaking ahead of the series earlier this month, Zeller told Sportsmail exclusively of his excitement as the two NBA Conference champions prepared to do battle. 'I've been watching the play-offs quite a bit,' he said in Gran Caneria as part of the NBA and FIBA's global basketball development and community outreach programme Basketball Without Borders (BWB) that unites young players to promote the sport and encourage positive social change in the areas of education, health, and wellness.
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Golden State Warriors face Cleveland Cavaliers in this term's NBA Finals
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NBA Finals' series is currently tied at 2-2 with Game 5 taking place Sunday
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Cody Zeller's season with Charlotte Hornets was curtailed by injury
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22-year-old underwent shoulder surgery to repair a damaged tendon
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Forward spent part of his summer with Basketball Without Borders scheme

Question: 'The @placeholder have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.

Answer: Golden State Warriors


Eric Jackson took a bullet in the forearm during the deadliest mass shooting on a U.S. military base, and returned to Fort Hood five years later with other survivors on Friday to receive Purple Heart medals. Some smiled over an honor they felt was overdue, but also clenched their teeth over needs in their scarred and injured lives they say the Army has denied. 'I try not to be bitter. But it's kind of hard not to be bitter,' said Jackson, a former staff sergeant. 'You wonder, where's the respect? Where's the recognition? Where's the support for what you've gone through and what you're continuously going through?'
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Some smiled over an honor they felt was overdue, but also clenched their teeth over needs they say the army has denied
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'I try not to be bitter. But it's kind of hard not to be bitter,' said Jackson, a former staff sergeant
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Thirteen people were killed and 31 were injured in the 2009 attack carried out by an Army psychiatrist who is now on military death row

Question: The @placeholder, given to military personnel wounded in battle, offers increased retirement pay.

Answer: Purple Heart


Heather Rabbatts has broken ranks from the Football Association board to criticise the governing body for what she regards as a 'seriously disappointing' investigation into allegations that Jose Mourinho made discriminatory remarks towards former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro. But Rabbatts appeared to have the backing of FA chairman Greg Dyke, who sent a letter to FA council members to say Mourinho should have apologised for his treatment of Carneiro. Rabbatts, the first women to join the FA board, was scathing about the organisation in a statement she informed both Dyke and chief executive Martin Glenn she intended to release. While Rabbatts does not intend to resign from her position, she is calling for change after what she regards as the game's failure to recognise the seriousness of the case.
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Heather Rabbatts has broken ranks from the FA to criticise the body
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Rabbatts has hit out at their investigation into Eva Carneiro's allegations
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It was alleged Jose Mourinho made discriminatory comments towards her
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Rabbatts claims the investigation has been 'seriously disappointing'
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Greg Dyke believes Mourinho should have apologised

Question: 'Instead he has said very little and Miss @placeholder has lost her job.

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Question: In her statement Rabbatts said: 'The FA's reaction to the treatment of Dr @placeholder has been seriously disappointing.

Answer: Eva Carneiro

Answer: Carneiro

Answer: Eva Carneiro


Washington (CNN) -- A former CIA base chief wanted by Italy and detained in Panama has been released, a State Department spokeswoman said Friday. Robert Seldon Lady, who had been convicted by an Italian court for his role in a 2003 rendition case, was flying back to the United States. "It's my understanding that he is in fact either en route or back in the United States. Beyond that I have no further details," State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf told reporters. In a 2009 trial, an Italian court convicted Lady and 22 others of abducting Osama Mustafa Hassan Nasr, or Abu Omar, from the streets of Milan in 2003. Italian prosecutors said Abu Omar was nabbed by a CIA team working with Italian officials.
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An ex-CIA base chief was arrested in Panama on an Italian arrest warrant
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He was convicted in absentia for his role in a 2003 rendition case
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The State Department says Robert Seldon Lady is now headed to the United States

Question: In the 2009 trial, the Italian court sentenced @placeholder to eight years in prison, prosecutor Armando Spataro said.

Answer: Robert Seldon Lady

Answer: Lady

Answer: Robert Seldon Lady


(CNN) The Sahara Desert was once a lush landscape full of exotic plants and wildlife, before a dramatic era of climate change created the arid plains of today. Now an ambitious, high-tech agriculture project could make the desert bloom again, and establish a new green economy in the process. Norwegian social enterprise Sahara Forest Project (SFP) is preparing for the construction of a $30 million facility over 10 hectares in Tunisia -- where desert covers around 75% of territory -- which will bring together cutting edge technologies to regenerate the environment, deliver fresh food and water, and create jobs. "We try to achieve a triple bottom line," says Joakim Hauge, CEO of the company. "Something that makes financial sense, but also delivers social and environmental benefits."
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A new $30m project aims to re-vegetate the Sahara desert in Tunisia
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Scheme aims to deliver produce, jobs, and a new landscape

Question: However, Hirt believes that the @placeholder is "worth the effort and will teach us more how to transform these vast regions of unused land back into agriculture."

Answer: Sahara Forest Project

Answer: SFP


(CNN) Hillary Clinton has one big advantage over Donald Trump heading into November: hindsight. Every step of her 2016 campaign -- from her embrace of the historic nature of her candidacy to her more personal connections with voters -- seems to be an acknowledgment that she's learned the lessons of her failed campaign eight years earlier. The efforts may be working. A national Washington Post/ABC News poll released Sunday found her leading Trump 51%-39% while a Wall Street Journal/NBC News survey found her five points ahead. Clinton leads Trump, pair of polls show Clinton still faces huge challenges. She is dogged by the controversy surrounding her use of a personal email server as secretary of state and has struggled with the perception that she's dishonest. Perhaps most notably, she has to figure out how to prevail in a year when major blocs of both parties are attracted to outsider candidates like Trump --and are weary of political dynasties.
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Every step of Clinton's campaign seems to be an acknowledgment that she's learned lessons from 2008
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National polls released over the weekend show Clinton leading Trump

Question: Eight years ago, the @placeholder operation was rife with clashes between top aides, staff shake-ups and a series of embarrassing leaks, with much of the dysfunction playing out in public.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


As Usain Bolt fulfilled his final media duties inside the Bird’s Nest stadium after winning 100m gold, with cleaners tidying around him and a security team sweeping the infield, a fan draped in the Jamaican flag screamed: ‘Yes Usain Bolt, thank you man!’ Over the years Bolt’s victories on the global stage, now nine World Championships and six Olympic gold medals, have inspired awe and disbelief but never such an outpouring of gratitude. Talk of him saving the sport by beating one doper in Justin Gatlin might be a tad overstated. After all, there are still 66 convicted drugs cheats in Beijing and four of them took up a lane in the 100m final alone. It will take considerably more than 9.79sec, Bolt’s winning time, to solve a problem of that magnitude.
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Reigning world and Olympic champion Usain Bolt won in 9.79 seconds in Beijing on Sunday
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American sprinter Justin Gatlin was unbeaten in 28 races prior to the final but could not remain ahead
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Gatlin finished on 9.80 with fellow American Trayvon Bromell and Canada's Andre de Grasse sharing bronze

Question: The winning margin was just 0.01sec, with @placeholder taking silver in 9.80sec, but it was probably the most symbolically important hundredth of a second in athletics history.

Answer: Justin Gatlin


Stevie McCrorie has been crowned the winner of The Voice UK 2015, after beating fellow contestant Lucy O'Byrne in the final. Now mentor Ricky Wilson, his fellow celebrity judges Rita Ora, Tom Jones and Will.i.am, and most of all bosses at the BBC will all have their fingers crossed for his success. Because it's not just a hit single Stevie needs, he also has to break the curse of previous winners who have failed to do anything but flop out of the charts. Scroll down for video Can this year's The Voice UK champion Stevie McCrorie break the winners' curse? His mentor Ricky Wilson is confident Stevie could be just what the BBC needs to pull their talent show out of ridicule
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Leanne Mitchell has been dropped by her label and sings at a holiday camp
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Andrea Begley and Jermain Jackman are yet to become household names
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Will 2015 winner Stevie become a chart success or another Voice flop?

Question: When asked last year about @placeholder's flop, he said, 'I was told by Tom Jones, and by the label as well, that Leanne just did not want to work as hard as you have to work to be a pop star.'

Answer: Leanne Mitchell


How does a nation die? This week, in the beleaguered hospitals of Athens, I saw a glimpse of the shocking answer. It is when its own people die in their thousands simply because the state cannot afford to heal them. In the Reichstag in Berlin, it is now said openly that Angela Merkel is ready to discuss putting Greece out if its misery – to let it ‘Grexit’ and parachute free of its colossal European debt, which could have a huge impact across the globe. Yet to pay down this debt, Greeks have been battered by austerity measures that make Labour complaints about Osborne’s cutbacks utterly laughable.
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Greece is beleaguered by crippling EU debt repayments after its bailout
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Healthcare system spends half the £13million it spent just five years ago
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No beds in hospitals, patients told to bring own sheets, faulty ambulances
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Issues so bad that Angela Merkel said to be ready to discuss Greek exit

Question: Five years ago, Greece spent £13 billion on the health of its 11 million population – above the @placeholder average.

Answer: European

Answer: EU

Question: But after the crisis struck and the country was ordered by international lenders to cut costs, new benefit rules and rising unemployment saw the number of @placeholder without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greeks

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek


Washington (CNN) Chuck Schumer is not only the leader of Democrats in the Senate. He's also the smartest political mind of that group. Which makes what the New York Senator told MSNBC on Friday sort of perplexing. "If the President continues this way, there is a chance we could take back the Senate," Schumer said. I'm assuming that Schumer was referring to the 2018 midterms. And if he was, then man oh man was he being optimistic. Wildly so, even. Start here: Republicans control 52 seats to 48 for Democrats and Democratic-caucusing independents Angus King (Maine) and Bernie Sanders (Vermont). To retake the majority, they need a net gain of three seats.
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Democrats are defending a whopping 25 seats as compared to just eight for Republicans
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Of their 25 seats, 10 of them are in states that Donald Trump won in the 2016 presidential election

Question: George W. Bush bucked the midterm trend due in large part to the cataclysm of Sept. 11, 2001, which rallied the country behind him and helped @placeholder actually gain two seats in 2002.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans


Cradling his two-week-old little sister in his lap, Prince George plants a loving kiss on Princess Charlotte, proving he is every inch the proud big brother. Captured here in a beautiful series of photographs, taken by the Duchess of Cambridge and released last night by Kensington Palace, it’s clear how much the new siblings have bonded. The first official photographs of the Princess were taken at the family’s country home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk, just two weeks after Charlotte’s birth on May 2. William and Kate have once again ignored the traditional Royal protocol of appointing an established portrait photographer. Instead the Duchess, a keen amateur photographer, took the shots herself.
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First official portraits of Princess Charlotte, at just two weeks old, have been released by Kensington Palace
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Images show Prince George, who turns two next month, proudly cradling his younger sister in his lap
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The four snaps were taken by the Duchess of Cambridge at the family's country home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk

Question: Charlotte, with her irresistibly chubby cheeks and bright blue eyes, has darker hair than Prince George but they share the same nose – @placeholder’s – and rose bud lips.

Answer: William

Question: @placeholder oversaw the two-year redesign, and the pictures reveal a glimpse of the cool, neutral interiors she has chosen.

Answer: Kate


One of the earliest Spitfires ever to go into action has sold for a record-breaking £3.1 million after spending 40 years buried under a French beach after it crashed. The Mark 1 version of Reginald Mitchell's famous design, which was among the first built in March 1940, was flown by Great Escape veteran Peter Cazenove in an air battle over Dunkirk. But just 55 minutes into a flight, on May 24, 1940, Cazenove's Spitfire was shot down a single bullet fired from a Dornier 17-Z bomber. Cazenove, a 32-year-old Old Etonian of the stock-broking dynasty flying his first combat mission, had no choice but to bring the aircraft down on the wet sands at Calais, despite radioing in to say 'Tell mother I'll be home for tea!' shortly before doing so.
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The Mark 1 version of the iconic plane was one of the first Spitfires to go into action, and was  built in March 1940
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But Spitfire P9374 never made it to Battle of Britain as it crash-landed on French beach and lay hidden for 40 years
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The wreckage was discovered in 1980 and was meticulously restored to its original condition by expert engineers
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It has now sold for a record-breaking £3.1million with proceeds going to the RAF Benevolent Fund and Panthera

Question: 'We have seen @placeholder at auction before, but many years ago.

Answer: Spitfires

Answer: Spitfire

Answer: Spitfires


(CNN) A Maryland man who was elected as a delegate for Donald Trump to the Republican National Convention has been charged with creation and possession of child pornography and possession of an illegal gun and explosives. A federal grand jury indicted Caleb Bailey on Wednesday, following an investigation led by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives according to court records. The indictment alleges between March 2015 and this past January, Bailey attempted to use and did use a minor to engage in sexually explicit conduct to produce child pornography. The investigation began in February when Caleb Bailey shipped a package to a person in Wisconsin, but it ruptured open at a postal facility in Capital Heights, Maryland, according to a federal criminal complaint. Postal officials called ATF agents to the scene to investigate the package.
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A Maryland man who was elected as a delegate for Donald Trump was indicted on child pornography charges
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He also faced charges of possession of an illegal gun and explosives

Question: When the package did not arrive, according to an @placeholder affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.

Answer: ATF


(CNN) "I never saw it coming," said Susan, whose family requested that we not use their last names. In 2008, her daughter's cancer came back for the third time. Hope was in her early 30s. They cried together visiting the funeral home, as Hope decided which kind of flowers she wanted at her own memorial. She wanted doves to be released. Meanwhile, Hope's doctor couldn't find any past records of her cancer, a bone cancer known as Ewing's sarcoma. He asked Susan for the names of the doctors who had treated her over the past eight years. Susan went through Hope's drawers and cabinets. Empty.
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Munchausen syndrome by proxy, or medical child abuse, occurs when parents invent or exaggerate an illness in their children
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There's controversy surrounding whether it is a psychiatric condition

Question: The tattoo across @placeholder's back -- the wings she'd earned -- was a lie.

Answer: Hope

Answer: Hope

Answer: Hope

Answer: Hope

Question: On one occasion, @placeholder's false medical history led doctors to give her daughter an anemia treatment, which sent her into anaphylactic shock, Weber said.

Answer: Hope

Answer: Hope

Answer: Hope

Answer: Hope

Question: It is difficult to say how common -- or uncommon -- @placeholder by proxy is.

Answer: Munchausen

Question: Had she and her husband not been well-known lawyers in their community, she said, she wonders whether someone might have made an accusation of @placeholder by proxy.

Answer: Munchausen

Question: "Nobody disputes that this kind of behavior occurs," she said, but without more research on the @placeholder diagnoses, it's difficult to know how often Munchausen is misdiagnosed, as well.

Answer: Munchausen

Question: "Nobody disputes that this kind of behavior occurs," she said, but without more research on the Munchausen diagnoses, it's difficult to know how often @placeholder is misdiagnosed, as well.

Answer: Munchausen

Question: Ayoub said that spotting @placeholder by proxy is not a matter of spotting a rare disease or a set of symptoms; it's about looking for a pattern.

Answer: Munchausen


The knowledge that your son has committed murder is more than any mother should have to bear. For one mother though, the news was even worse - the victim was her own mother. In 2008, Franky Regan Lamb faced the news that her 21-year-old son Rakeim Regan had fatally stabbed her mother, Pat Regan,  in her own home, in Leeds. Scroll down for video In a new episode of Britain's Darkest Taboos, Franky Regan Lamb has spoken out about the horrifying incident in 2008 when her son, Rakeim Regan, murdered her mother Pat Now in a new episode of Britain's Darkest Taboos, which aired yesterday on the CI channel, Franky, her brother Shane and their friends have spoken out about the horrific incident which will haunt the family forever.
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Franky Regan Lamb's son Rakeim Regan killed her mother in 2008
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At the time, the 21-year-old was under a state of psychosis
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Rakeim has been detained under the mental health act indefinitely
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Devoted Franky, from Leeds, still sees her son to this day

Question: Franky said: 'He kind of lost his way a little bit and I, kind of, guess he dabbled in drugs in his teenage years, in ecstasy, cocaine, and I used to say to @placeholder, "You haven't got the mind-set to get through stuff like that, you know, take ecstasy and things like that.

Answer: Rakeim Regan

Answer: Rakeim Regan

Answer: Rakeim Regan

Answer: Rakeim


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump supporter and actor Scott Baio filed a police report earlier this week with the Ventura County police department in Thousand Oaks, California, accusing Nancy Mack, the wife Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith of battery. Baio, who was one of the President-elect's most prominent and fiercest celebrity supporters throughout the 2016 election, was attending an event with his daughter in Thousand Oaks, California, on Saturday where the actor said that Mack confronted him about his support for Trump and that the confrontation ended with Mack getting physical. A copy of the report, filed Monday and obtained by CNN, claims that "hands/ fists/ feet" were used to attack Baio but lists "no/ minor bodily injury."
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Baio filed a report accusing Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer's wife of battery at an elementary school
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Baio alleges he was physically attacked during a confrontation over his support for Trump

Question: I like @placeholder because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: I like Trump because @placeholder is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Requests for comment from @placeholder were not returned but a tweet by Renee Baio suggests that the actor has been asked not to speak to the media for the time being.

Answer: Scott Baio

Answer: Baio

Answer: Baio

Answer: Baio

Answer: Baio


President Barack Obama challenged Republicans who oppose Obamacare to come up with an alternative at an event today celebrating the fifth anniversary of the law. In a subtle jab at Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz, who has zealously fought to repeal the Affordable Care Act, Obama said, 'folks who are basing their entire political agenda on repealing the law, you’ve got to explain how kicking millions of families off their insurance is somehow going to make us more free.' Cruz led a 2013 filibuster in the Senate that he hoped would result in a successful vote to defund the health care reform law, making it easier to legislatively dismantle.
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President made a subtle jab at Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz, who has zealously fought to repeal the Affordable Care Act
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'Folks who are basing their entire political agenda on repealing the law, you’ve got to explain how kicking millions of families off their insurance is somehow going to make us more free,' he said
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Critics also need to explain 'why forcing millions of families to pay thousands of dollars more will somehow make us more secure,' he said

Question: In a twist of irony, @placeholder said Tuesday that he would sign his family up for Obamacare.

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Ted Cruz


New Delhi (CNN)India and the United States, the two largest democracies, seem like natural allies. The kinship between their leaders, however, has been a bit of a surprise. There are, of course, the obvious perceptual differences: President Barack Obama studied law at Harvard, relishes golf and prefers his suits sober, in dark gray or navy blue. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a modest education, swears by yoga and readily wears flamboyant hats depicting India's diverse heritage. And then there's the small matter of paperwork: Modi was a pariah in the United States just one year ago, his visa revoked over his handling of riots in 2002, when he was chief minister of the state of Gujarat.
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U.S. President Barack Obama travels to India this weekend
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Ravi Agrawal: Kinship between leaders has been a surprise

Question: It may be asking too much to judge the @placeholder-Obama summit through deliverables alone.

Answer: Narendra Modi

Answer: Modi


Battlelines have been drawn for the only major TV debate of the election campaign, when seven party leaders will go head-to-head in a two-hour marathon. Tory leader David Cameron, Labour's Ed Miliband and Lib Dem Nick Clegg will share a platform with Ukip's Nigel Farage, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, the Green Party's Natalie Bennett and Plaid Cymru's Leanne Wood. Strict rules released by broadcaster ITV for Thursday's night's event spell out in minute detail who will speak when, and for how long, with host Julie Etchingham trying to keep order. Scroll down for video From left to right the line up will be: Natalie Bennett (Green), Nick Clegg (Lib Dem), Nigel Farage (Ukip), Ed Miliband (Labour), Leanne Wood (Plaid Cymru), Nicola Sturgeon (SNP) and David Cameron (Conservative).
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Strict rules revealed on who will speak and when during two-hour show
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ITV draws lots to agree which podium each leader will stand behind
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Just four 'substantial election questions' will be asked during the night
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ITV newsreader Julie Etchingham will keep order with just on ad break

Question: Names drawn out of a hat also helped to decide who will get to speak first, with Ms Bennett opening proceedings and Mr @placeholder having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.

Answer: David Cameron

Answer: David Cameron

Question: @placeholder have accused the Tory leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour

Question: Labour have accused the @placeholder leader of being 'chicken' for refusing to go up against Mr Miliband.

Answer: Tory

Answer: Conservative


(CNN) US forces in Syria have increased surveillance of Russian troop locations following Moscow's suggestion that US troops could get caught in Russian military operations, according to a US official directly familiar with US military planning. While the US has kept a close eye on Russian troop locations for the past several months, the need for increased surveillance has become critical given the proximity of US and Russian units in eastern Syria. The goal is to ensure that US forces continue to know the location of Russian forces, especially those in eastern Syria, at all times, said the official, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter. Surveillance and reconnaissance levels routinely fluctuate based on threats.
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The surveillance is being conducted in the air and on the ground
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For now the military assesses that the Russians don't intend to attack US forces and that much of the rhetoric is politically driven

Question: "We always know where they are," the official said of the @placeholder.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russians


Washington (CNN) The nomination of President Donald Trump's Army secretary is in serious jeopardy, and he could be withdrawing as soon as this week, three sources familiar with the matter told CNN. Mark Green, Trump's second pick to be Army secretary, is facing what the sources described as a difficult -- if not insurmountable -- path to confirmation amid a backlash over his controversial statements on LGBT issues, Islam and evolution. The sources said that Green's withdrawal is not finalized, but it's unlikely he would go forward because "there are questions whether he has enough support from either side of the aisle" to get confirmed, according to one source.
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Sources say the Army secretary pick's path to Senate confirmation could be insurmountable
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A spokesman for Mark Green says it's "completely, absolutely untrue" that he's dropping out
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Democrats have slammed Green's comments on LGBT issues, Islam and evolution

Question: "I am confident of @placeholder's ability to effectively lead the Army."

Answer: Mark Green


(CNN) Spain faces a week of deep political uncertainty as the secessionist leader of Catalonia considers whether to make a unilateral declaration of independence, against the backdrop of a bitter standoff with the central government in Madrid. Catalan President Carles Puigdemont had been expected to make a formal declaration at a specially convened session of the Catalan parliament on Tuesday. But there was intense speculation on Monday about whether Puigdemont would go ahead with such a provocative move -- particularly in the light of a huge rally against independence in Barcelona at the weekend that exposed deep misgivings about his tactics among some sections of Catalan society.
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Barcelona mayor says, "Escalation will not benefit anyone"
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Deep divisions over the issue of Catalan independence

Question: A @placeholder Parliament spokesperson told CNN that a new session had been called for Tuesday at 6 p.m. (12:00 p.m.

Answer: Catalonia

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan


It's the revolutionary low-cost taxi app that has changed the way people travel the world over - and it is apparently operating at an exorbitant loss, according to some leaked figures. Uber, the California-based ride-hailing giant worth an estimated $50 billion, is reportedly losing $470 million in international operating costs. That figure sits with the $417 million Uber is said to be banking in revenue, leaving a negative sum of $33 million. The numbers were made public Tuesday by Bloomberg News, which obtained documents they say were recently given to prospective Uber investors. The documents are being used to help raise $1.2 billion so that Uber can continue its mass expansion.
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Uber recorded $470 million in operating losses on $415 million in revenue
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Leaked figures from a bond prospectus obtained by Bloomberg News
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Uber reportedly using the documents to raise $1.2 billion
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Company spokesperson said the figures were 'old'
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Papers also say Uber is moving at a 300 percent year-over-year growth
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The app is currently operating in over 300 cities worldwide

Question: Hourdajian also confirmed the documents were not distributed by @placeholder.

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber

Answer: Uber


Asmir Begovic says it is a 'privilege' to play for Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho and has hit back at those questioning his ability to reverse their current slump. The champions have lost their last three games in the Premier League to leave them just two places above the relegation zone. Mourinho is under mounting pressure amid talk of dressing-room unrest and one report that suggested players would rather lose matches to accelerate the manager's departure. But Begovic, speaking in Bosnia ahead of his country's Euro 2016 play-off with Ireland this evening, has defended the man who signed him for £8million from Stoke City during the summer.
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Chelsea are currently 16th in the Premier League table after 12 games
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The Blues won the title last season, but their defence isn't going well
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Manager Jose Mourinho has come under scrutiny in recent weeks
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Goalkeeper Asmir Begovic has jumped to Mourinho's defence
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Begovic insists that Mourinho is more than capable of turning things round and that Chelsea are still a 'top club' with 'global popularity'

Question: With Courtois set to return from his knee layoff next month, @placeholder could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.

Answer: Asmir Begovic

Answer: Begovic

Answer: Asmir Begovic

Answer: Begovic


Washington (CNN) Kanye West deleted all of his tweets defending his meeting with President Donald Trump sometime between Sunday night and Monday morning. West, who met with Trump at Trump Tower in December, explained his meeting with the then-President-elect in the series of now-deleted tweets amid intense backlash from fans and friends like John Legend. "I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," West tweeted on December 13. "These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago," he added. "I feel it is important to have a direct line of communication with our future President if we truly want change," he continued in a third tweet.
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West previously said that had he voted, he would have voted for Trump
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West met with Trump at Trump Tower in December

Question: "His hope is that he will be able to keep this issue fresh on the mind of the Trump administration and they will make making @placeholder safe again a priority."

Answer: Chicago

Question: His surprising support for Trump was met with anger and confusion in the hip-hop community as activists and artists gear up for a political battle against the Trump administration amid fears that @placeholder could threaten civil rights of minority groups.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Tower

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Tower


Manchester United are monitoring Christian Benteke’s position at Aston Villa as they consider taking on Liverpool in the race for the Belgium international. Louis van Gaal has reshaped his squad with the arrivals of Matteo Darmian, Memphis Depay, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Morgan Schneiderlin, but he also wants a forward following the sale of Robin van Persie to Fenerbahce. Liverpool, though unwilling to meet the £32.5million buyout clause in Benteke's contract, remain favourites to sign the 24-year-old, who has made clear his determination to leave Villa Park this summer. United have not made any firm contact with Villa over Benteke but he is a player they are considering ahead of the new season.
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United are short up front after Robin van Persie and Radamel Falcao left
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Liverpool are favourites for Belgian but Man Utd could now make a move
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Aston Villa hitman Benteke has a £32.5million release clause
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Tim Sherwood expects striker to stay at Villa Park
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Premier League latest: CLICK HERE for transfer news and more

Question: ‘I think @placeholder have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) Boxing legend Muhammad Ali will be laid to rest Friday, one week after he died at age 74. Ali had been publicly battling Parkinson's disease for more than three decades, so it came as a surprise to many that his official cause of death, according to family spokesman Bob Gunnell, was "septic shock due to unspecified natural causes." "Sepsis is the body's overwhelming and life-threatening response to an infection, which can lead to tissue damage, organ failure and death," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "A direct link from Parkinson's to sepsis is a long jump. However, there are several features of Parkinson's -- especially later in the course of the illness -- that can place a patient at higher risk for [developing] an infection, which can get into the bloodstream and cause them to become septic," said Dr. Michael S. Okun, national medical director of the National Parkinson Foundation.
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Muhammad Ali died of septic shock, according to his family's spokesman
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Sepsis is not typically linked to Parkinson's disease but rather an infection

Question: "@placeholder is a common complication of people hospitalized for other reasons."

Answer: Sepsis


Bride to be: American Hayley Carney hopes to fulfil a 'lifelong dream' of becoming a British citizen An American transgender woman is preparing to move to the UK to marry a bride she has never met in order to fulfil a 'lifelong dream' of becoming a British citizen. Hayley Carney will undergo surgery to complete her gender transition before moving to live with her fiancee, identified only as Anne, in Plymouth, Devon, later this year. She will then have six months to apply for a marriage visa, which, if successful, will set her on the path to citizenship. Ms Carney, formerly known as Robert, said she has been dreaming of a life in Britain since reading books about it as a child.
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American transgender woman Hayley Carney has never met British fiancee
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She will marry in hope of fulfilling 'lifelong dream' of becoming UK citizen
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Said she believes Britons are more 'openly accepting of people like her'

Question: 'I cannot speak for more people than I know, but in comparing friends from here in the @placeholder to my friends in the UK, my British friends are the most wonderful, caring, loving and accepting people I know.'

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: American


(CNN) Go ahead and toss your Oprah Winfrey for president bumper stickers. Winfrey is unequivocally shutting down speculation that she might throw her hat into the political ring. During a podcast with The Hollywood Reporter, the media mogul was asked about the possibility of challenging President Donald Trump in 2020. Related: Oprah for president? "I will never run for public office," Winfrey said. In 2015, Trump told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that Oprah would be his dream running mate. "I think we'd win easily, actually," Trump said. "I like Oprah. I mean, is that supposed to be a bad thing? I don't think so."
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Winfrey said she will never run for public office
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She also talked about Bill Maher controversy

Question: Winfrey told THR she doesn't know if she'd win in a race against @placeholder, but that doesn't matter.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


He’s the bowler who ripped through Alastair Cook and Co the last time they visited the UAE, but now Saeed Ajmal thinks he could be the solution to England’s struggles with spin. Trevor Bayliss’s side were undone by Pakistan’s slow bowlers in their 2-0 series defeat, with 35 of the tourists’ 53 wickets falling to Yasir Shah, Shoaib Malik and Zulfiqar Babar, while their own spinners managed just 20 scalps – at 57.9 runs apiece. Off-spinner Ajmal took 24 at 14.70 during Pakistan’s 3-0 whitewash of England in 2012, but a subsequent five-month ban imposed by the ICC forced him to remodel his action.
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Saeed Ajmal believes England would greatly benefit from his tutelage
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He says Trevor Bayliss's side have nobody who can spin with pace
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Pakistan’s slow bowlers were key in their 2-0 Test series defeat of England
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Yasir Shah, Shoaib Malik and Zulfiqar Babar caused England problems
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Ajmal says Adil Rashid has been showing signs of huge potential this year

Question: They were bowling all over the pitch and giving @placeholder’s batsmen lots of half-volleys – this is why they were smashed around the ground.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan


The Shepherd’s Life: A Tale of the Lake District by James Rebanks (Allen Lane £16.99) When, in 2002, my family and I moved from busy North London to bucolic north Herefordshire, we found that our new neighbours were, overwhelmingly, sheep. I didn’t want to be one of those townies who moves to the country but remains ignorant of rural ways, so I made sporadic efforts to get to know them, or at least, to get to understand life on a sheep farm. When my children were small, I asked the obliging farmer whose land abuts our garden if they could watch his ewes lambing. And I still often tell him that I’d like to spend some time alongside him, to see how his days unfold.
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This book is an exquisite account of what farming life is really like
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The stark prose brilliantly evokes the horror of the foot-and-mouth of 2001
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Rebanks studied for a degree at Oxford before returning to his rural roots

Question: Alas, most of them have no understanding of the proud, beleaguered culture he comes from, just like the secondary school teachers who told him that farming on the @placeholder fells was a dead-end business, a waste of brainpower.

Answer: Lake District


The White House claimed today that the United States should be feared by ‘extremists’ in Yemen – even though the last remaining special forces have been evacuated from the country ‘because it is dangerous.' White House spokesman Josh Earnest said that ISIS-linked groups will have American to deal with if they carry out more attacks in the war-torn country, which is split between Sunni and Shia Muslims. U.S. officials 'had to relocate from Yemen because its a dangerous country,' Earnest said Monday. 'But I'll tell you, that as of today, Yemen remains a dangerous country for extremists as well.' Earnest said there continues to be continues to be 'ongoing security cooperation' between the U.S. and the 'national security infrastructure' of Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, whose power has been crippled in recent months after Shia rebels initiated a coup-d'etat.
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U.S. officials 'had to relocate from Yemen because its a dangerous country,' the White House spokesman said. 'But I'll tell you, that as of today, Yemen remains a dangerous country for extremists as as well'
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The United States evacuated its remaining 100 Special Operations forces members from Yemen on Saturday; the UK followed suit
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Security conditions in the country continue to deteriorate, with 137 killed on Friday and hundreds injured in five suicide bombings
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On Saturday, Houthi rebels, who have seized the government, issued a call to arms to battle those forces that remain loyal to President Hadi
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Last week hundreds of al Qaeda rebels escaped from Yemeni prisons
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ISIS affiliates are claiming responsibility for Friday's suicide bombings but the White House says there's no evidence the terrorist group was involved
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Despite recent violence, US insists its counter terror strategy is still working in the region

Question: The remarks follow the @placeholder' removal on Saturday of special forces from the country

Answer: United States

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States

Answer: US

Question: The @placeholder and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.

Answer: United States

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States

Answer: US

Question: The U.S. and @placeholder responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.

Answer: UK


(CNN) -- Entertainer Lady Gaga scores a 93, edging out President Barack Obama at 91. NBA rising star Jeremy Lin scores an 80. Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates gets a 77. Pope Benedict XVI earns a 53. However, these very public figures -- along with the other hundreds of millions of us using social media -- all bow to the 100-point chart-topper: teen heartthrob Justin Bieber. We're talking about Klout, the four-year-old Web service that measures online influence based on "one's ability to drive action." Klout scores are derived from social networks -- mostly Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus -- to measure how many people you influence, how much you influence them and the relative power of your network.
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Klout is a web service that examines online influence based on "one's ability to drive action"
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The most effective means for increasing one's Klout score is consistency
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Big things are in store for users this year such as new tools that increase transparency

Question: It has very little to do with real-world, offline influence and everything to do with Twitter retweets and @placeholder likes.

Answer: Facebook


It's high summer and most Brits are preparing to unveil their beach bodies. But while holidays are all about kicking back and relaxing, many people still worry about showcasing their wobbly bits in a bikini or pair of swimming trunks. To end this, holiday comparison website Icelolly.com polled 2,000 people in the UK to find out what parts would make up the ideal beach body, if they could choose from any celebrity. Rather than super-slim catwalk models, the research noticed a trend for curvier, more shapely male and female physiques. The findings discovered that the perfect female beach-goer would have the flawless pins of Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid, 44, the ample bosom of This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby, 34, and 55-year-old Lorraine Kelly's toned arms.
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2,000 Brits were asked to build the ideal beach body using celebrity parts
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Curvaceous stars such as Beyonce and Jennifer Lopez were most popular
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Men want to look like Ryan Gosling, Channing Tatum and George Clooney

Question: But inspired by the success of the recent male stripper film Magic Mike, @placeholder's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.

Answer: Channing Tatum


(CNN) US Defense Secretary James Mattis called Iran "the single biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world" in his first comments on the country Saturday, a day after the Trump administration imposed fresh sanctions over an Iranian ballistic missile test. Iran and the United States have engaged in tit-for-tat exchanges since US President Donald Trump signed an executive order January 27 banning nationals temporarily from seven Muslim-majority nations from entering the United States. Iran was among those countries. US District Judge James Robart temporarily stopped Trump's order Friday night, and the Department of Homeland Security said Saturday it has suspended all actions implementing the order.
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New defense chief says Iran's "misconduct and misbehavior" will have to be addressed
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Iranian official dismisses remarks as "useless claims," state-run news agency says

Question: He said US outcry over @placeholder missile tests is a pretext for expressing hostility toward Iran.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iranian

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iranian