A toddler has been dubbed the real-life Elsa from the Disney film Frozen because she faces a daily battle to keep warm. Gracie Hughes, two, suffers from Raynaud's syndrome, and turns blue when she is exposed to the cold. The condition occurs when small blood vessels in the extremities are over-sensitive to changes in temperature, interrupting the blood supply. During an attack, the extremities become first white and dead looking and may then turn blue and finally red and burning when the blood flow is restored. The condition can cause considerable pain, numbness or tingling. Scroll down for video Two-year-old Gracie Hughes (with her mother Laurie) suffers from Raynaud's syndrome, which means she turns blue when she is exposed to the cold
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Two-year-old Gracie Hughes suffers from Raynaud's syndrome
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Condition occurs when small blood vessels in the extremities are over-sensitive to changes in temperature, interrupting the blood supply
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During an attack, extremities can turn white, blue and then red
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In a bid to help her daughter through her condition, Gracie's mother Laurie has likened her daughter to the Disney film character

Question: Her mother said: 'Gracie absolutely loves Frozen and when I noticed that she was a bit like @placeholder, she thought it was brilliant.

Answer: Elsa

Question: 'She's getting to the age now where she doesn't understand why she has to wear gloves all the time so I tell her she's like @placeholder and Elsa is special, which cheers her up.

Answer: Elsa


A shocking new video appearing to show at least 30 Christians being beheaded and shot by ISIS in Libya has been released. The 29-minute video, titled 'Until It Came To Them - Clear Evidence', shows dozens of militants holding two separate groups captive, thought to be in the south and the west of the country. At least 16 men, described by Islamic State as the 'followers of the cross from the enemy Ethiopian Church', are lined up and shot in a desert area while 12 others are filmed being forced to walk down a beach before being beheaded. This follows another video in February of the beheading of a group of 21 Coptic Christians on the beach in Libya, though that terrain was rockier than the one shown in the latest film.
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Video seems to show militants in Libya holding one group of at least 16 captive on a beach and 12 others in a desert
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Before the killings a masked fighter in black brandishes a pistol as he vows to kill Christians if they do not convert
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Ethiopia unable to confirm its citizens were killed by militants in the footage but condemned the 'atrocious act'
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It comes two months after 21 Egyptian Christians were beheaded by extremists in a similar video from Libya

Question: @placeholder's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.

Answer: Ethiopia


The victim of a paedophile teacher says she felt like a 'weight was lifted from her shoulders' when she saw her tormentor finally jailed for the abuse which ruined her childhood. Angela Taylor, now 50, was just one of many nine and 10-year-old children targeted by Ronald Wotton on a daily basis at East Durham Catholic primary school between 1968 and 1980. She went to police in the wake of the Jimmy Savile revelations after telling herself she couldn't take the truth about her abuse to the grave. Ms Taylor has now waived her anonymity to tell how the abuse affected her life and of her relief at seeing Wotton convicted and sent to jail.
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Teacher carried out a catalogue of sex offences from the 1960s onwards
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His victims kept quiet about the abuse for more than three decades
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Angela Taylor came forward after Jimmy Savile's abuse became public
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Others followed and the teacher was jailed for five years last year
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Ms Taylor now waives her anonymity to tell of the impact the abuse had

Question: @placeholder's victim described him as an 'evil bully' who wrecked the childhoods of his pupils

Answer: Ronald Wotton

Answer: Wotton

Question: 'In Year 5, the year I went into @placeholder's class, it was common knowledge that something bad was going to happen to us and we were all afraid.

Answer: Ronald Wotton

Answer: Wotton

Question: As a child, Ms Taylor was shy and grew to hate school because of @placeholder's abuse.

Answer: Ronald Wotton

Answer: Wotton


Washington (CNN) When stories about you offering to resign due to increasingly strained relations with your boss are the high point of your week, you know it's not been a good seven days. That's how it went for Attorney General Jeff Sessions this week. Things started off poorly when a series of pieces detailed his ongoing issues with President Donald Trump. This, from CNN's Sara Murray and Stephen Collinson, paints an ugly picture for Sessions: "Sessions and the President have had a series of heated exchanges in recent weeks, prompted by the attorney general's decision to recuse himself from the probe into Russia interference in the election and alleged collusion by Trump aides, a source close to Sessions told CNN on Tuesday."
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Trump doesn't like to ever apologize, retreat or concede
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Sessions did just that, in Trump's eyes, when he recused himself from the federal Russia probe

Question: "At one point, Sessions made clear he would be willing to resign if @placeholder no longer wanted him."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Bobbi Kristina, the ill-fated daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, was a drug addict by the time she was 14 years old according to an explosive new book which reveals shocking new details about the short lives of the singing superstar and her only child. Whitney & Bobbi Kristina: The Deadly Price of Fame, written by Ian Halperin, portrays Bobbi Kristina as a wild child who never stood a chance growing up in an environment where her own mother was too consumed by her own drug demons and sexuality issues to be a functioning parent. The book emerges just six months after a drug overdose left Bobbi Kristina, 22, in a coma from which doctors have said she is unlikely to ever regain consciousness.
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A new book portrays Bobbi Kristina as a wild child who never stood a chance growing up with a drug addict for a mother
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Bobbi Kristina was only 14 when she was committed to a psychiatric hospital for trying to stab her mom and slash her own wrists
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Later Whitney cancelled her daughter's 18th birthday party after photos appeared in the press of the teenager snorting coke
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Author Halperin speculates that Whitney's own addiction problem was due to her being a lesbian who had chosen to deny her true sexuality
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Whitney & Bobbi Kristina: The Deadly Price of Fame, written by Ian Halperin, is out on Monday

Question: @placeholder always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband Bobby even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.

Answer: Whitney Houston

Question: Houston always adamantly denied she was a lesbian, but husband @placeholder even expressed his own doubts in his memoir.

Answer: Bobby Brown


A 27-year-old driver has been arrested after allegedly 'doing donuts' on a frozen river until his pickup truck smashed through the ice - then saving his own life while leaving his pet dog behind to die. Andrew Mayer was traveling through New Jersey with his two-year-old boxer mix, Rolo, in the early hours of Sunday  when he reportedly drove onto the Toms River, which had completely frozen over. He then repeatedly drove his 1989 Mazda B2200  truck around in circles, causing it to plunge through the ice into the frigid water below, police said. Mayer escaped from the vehicle as it was sinking.
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Andrew Mayer, 27, allegedly 'did donuts' on the Toms River in New Jersey
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When his pickup truck eventually fell through ice, he escaped from vehicle
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However, he reportedly left two-year-old boxer mix, Rolo, on the backseat
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Black-colored pup was discovered dead by divers after witness called 911
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Now, Mayer has been charged with criminal mischief and careless driving
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Animal cruelty charges also expected to be dealt pending an SPCA inquiry
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Mayer's relatives have claimed suspect tried to save Rolo as vehicle sank
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His cousin's fiancée said: 'He  almost killed himself trying to save his dog'

Question: A spokesman for SPCA added the agency has launched an inquiry into @placeholder's death

Answer: Rolo

Answer: Rolo


(CNN)Some members of the U.S. Congress may be resisting proposed new sanctions on Iran, but their opposition doesn't seem likely to stop Congress passing legislation on Tehran's nuclear program by the end of March. As one of the negotiators who sat across the table from the Iranians for the past 15 months, though, I can assure you that legislation at this juncture risks undermining a deal that is clearly in the interest of all parties. Fortunately, there now seems to be broad consensus that introducing more sanctions with immediate effect would simply play into the hands of Iranian hard-liners. With that in mind, ideas for moving legislation have turned to focus on two concepts: establishing a "trigger" for new sanctions, linked either to an arbitrary future date or a collapse in the talks, and defining what would constitute a good deal and requiring an "up or down" vote on it.
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Congress has been discussing whether to impose more sanctions on Iran
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Richard Nephew: Movement of such legislation still risks sparking escalatory cycle

Question: If the point is to create red lines for the Iranian negotiators, then @placeholder will have the opposite of its desired effect:  defining a "good deal" in detail forces Iranian negotiators to cross our red lines to maintain their revolutionary credentials and sell a deal at home.

Answer: U.S. Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Question: Ultimately, there is a role for @placeholder to play, but lawmakers should fulfill their oversight role without being unnecessarily prescriptive and, having set expectations for negotiators already, should leave the exact contours of a deal to our scientists, experts and diplomats.

Answer: U.S. Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- In colloquial Turkish, the word zenne means male belly dancer. It is also the title of a new film that explores sexual identity while also highlighting a deadly case of homophobia in modern-day Turkey. "The starting point was a dear friend of ours who was murdered in 2008 for being gay by his own father," said Mehmet Binay, producer and co-director of "Zenne," which opens in theaters across Turkey on Friday. Binay was referring to the 2008 killing of Ahmet Yildiz, a 26-year old physics student who was gunned down in Istanbul. Court records identify Yildiz's father, Yahya, as the primary suspect in the killing. The father's motive, according to a copy of the indictment, was that he "did not accept the victim to be in a gay relationship."
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New Turkish movie highlights homophobia in the country
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In part the film is based in the slaying of Ahmet Yildiz, which is known as Turkey's first honor killing
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Directors, who were friends with the student, say Turkey has entrenched institutional homophobia
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One of them told CNN minority communities "want to be able to live, first of all, and not be murdered"

Question: Court documents show @placeholder reported these death threats to the Turkish authorities.

Answer: Ahmet Yildiz

Answer: Yildiz

Answer: Ahmet Yildiz


(CNN) -- The world's fastest man, Usain Bolt, has escaped serious injury in a car crash in his native Jamaica which wrecked his high-speed sports car. Jamaican flyer Bolt claimed 100 meters gold in Beijing in a new world record time. The IAAF, the world governing body of athletics, gave graphic details of Bolt's lucky escape on its official Web site www.iaaf.org. The 22-year-old, who was driving his BMW M3 with two female passengers, lost control and went off a rain-soaked road. The car ended up overturned in a ditch and Bolt and his passengers had to clamber out through a bed of thorns before being taken to hospital in Spanish Town, near Kingston, as a precaution.
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Sprinter Usain Bolt fortunate to escape from car crash in his native Jamaica
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The world's fastest man was taken to hospital after clambering from the wreck
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Bolt won three gold medals with his sensational displays in Beijing Olympics

Question: He was given the @placeholder by his sponsors as reward for his incredible success which catapulted him to global stardom.

Answer: BMW M3


An Illinois Army National Guard soldier vowed to bring 'the flames of war' to America if he was unable  to join ISIS in Syria, while his cousin bragged about gunning down 150 people at a military base disguised in his uniform, federal prosecutors said Thursday. Hasan R. Edmonds, the 22-year-old guardsman, was arrested Wednesday evening at Chicago Midway International Airport trying to board a plane on the first leg of a journey to Egypt. Jonas M. Edmonds, 29, was detained a few hours later his home in Aurora, the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago said. A federal complaint says the plan was for Jonas to carry out an attack at military installation in Illinois after Hasan  left for the Middle East.
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Hasan Edmonds was arrested at Chicago Midway Airport on Wednesday
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He was trying to board a plane for the first leg of his journey to Egypt
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Told an undercover FBI agent on Facebook he'd bring 'flames of war' to the U.S. if he couldn't get to Syria
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His cousin Jonas was arrested at home in Aurora, Illinois, the same day
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The plan was for him to stage an attack on the base where Hasan trained
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Pair allegedly drove to the target to discuss their plans on Tuesday
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Both appeared in a Chicago court for the first time on Thursday

Question: In other social media messages, Hasan said his knowledge of the U.S. military and American psychology would prove helpful in terrorizing @placeholder, prosecutors contend.

Answer: America

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


Drilling has begun beneath a German city by a team of Indiana Jones pensioners who believe they are on the trail of the fabled Amber Room of the Tsars. The OAP treasure hunters are digging beneath the streets of the old industrial city of Wuppertal. The Amber Room - valued at around £250million in today's money - was looted from the palace of Peter the Great in Soviet Russia by invading Nazi troops in 1941. It is without doubt the single greatest piece of missing stolen art from World War Two never to be found and has captivated treasure hunters ever since it was first plundered.
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£250m room was looted from palace of Peter the Great by the Nazis in 1941
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Consists of six tonnes of amber resin which took ten years to complete
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Amber packed into 27 crates and shipped  to Germany where they vanished
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Its fate has captivated treasure hunters ever since it was first plundered
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Now team of OAPs claim to have proof it is hidden under city of Wuppertal

Question: It later turned it into a dumping ground for anything the @placeholder wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.

Answer: Nazis


Iraqi warplanes and artillery began pounding Tikrit this morning as 30,000 troops and irregulars prepared to attack the city, a stronghold of the Islamic State insurgency. The operation in the birthplace of former dictator Saddam Hussein was announced last night by Iraq's prime minister, who urged soldiers and government-backed Shiite militias to spare civilians. Speaking from Samarra, the other main city in Salaheddin province, Haider al-Abadi appeared to be addressing fears of reprisals against the Tikrit area's mainly Sunni population. Scroll down for video Attack: Volunteer Shiite fighters, who are supporting the Iraqi government forces in the fight against the Islamic State group fire a howitzer artillery canon in the village of Awaynat near the city of Tikrit
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Artillery and warplanes began pounding Tikrit this morning ahead of attack
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The city north of Baghdad is a stronghold of the Islamic State insurgency
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi calls on troops to spare civilians
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Tikrit was the scene of a massacre of mainly Shiite army recruits last year

Question: The arrival of many thousands of Shiite fighters in the mainly @placeholder city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions

Answer: Sunni


Tim Sherwood has confirmed he will start Shay Given against Liverpool in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on Sunday, a day before the Irishman turns 39. Given has been selected each round of the competition, beginning under Paul Lambert, and Sherwood said he would keep faith with his deputy goalkeeper. Brad Guzan, Villa’s No 1, suffered heartbreak in 2010, when he was understudy to Brad Friedel but played every round of the League Cup – before being left out of the final against Manchester United by manager Martin O’Neill. Shay Given will start for Aston Villa against Liverpool in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final at Wembley
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Shay Given to start against Liverpool in FA Cup a day before he turns 39
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Tim Sherwood confirmed the news as he prepares for Sunday's semi-final
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Given has played in all four of Aston Villa's FA Cup matches this term

Question: ‘We have the mindest to win the game, impose ourselves on a very good @placeholder side, that’s what we intend to do.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) -- Hundreds of state troopers and police from throughout the country stood at attention outside a Pennsylvania church Thursday to mourn Cpl. Bryon Dickson amid concerns that a survivalist and war buff suspected of gunning down two troopers may be on the hunt for more officers. The FBI, meanwhile, placed shooting suspect Eric Matthew Frein on its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list and offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. As bagpipes played a mournful tune outside St. Peter's Cathedral in Scranton, a small army of troopers stood at attention out of respect for the 38-year-old former marine. A Marine honor guard displayed Corps colors and the American Flag.
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NEW: Suspect is now on FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list
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NEW: Hundreds of law enforcement officers attend slain trooper's funeral
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Manhunt is on for Eric Matthew Frein, 31, wanted in the state trooper's death
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Police: Frein was part of military simulation group, is now "acting it out in real life"

Question: Police continue to search for the man who killed @placeholder and wounded another trooper last Friday, officials said.

Answer: Bryon Dickson

Question: @placeholder was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.

Answer: Bryon Dickson


Frank Warren claims Billy Joe Saunders has 'a lot of options' to consider for his next fight after he captured the WBO middleweight title on Saturday night. Saunders knocked down Andy Lee twice en route to a majority decision victory at the Manchester Arena, in a bout billed as the first world title fight between two Travellers. Saunders was given the nod 114-112 and 115-111 by two of the judges, with the third scoring it a 113-113 draw, as the 26-year-old extended his perfect record to 23-0, which includes 12 knock-out wins. When asked if a rematch with Chris Eubank Jnr was next on the agenda for the Hertfordshire fighter, promoter Warren told BBC Radio 5 live: 'Bill beat him and he also beat Spike O'Sullivan, who Eubank fought last week. Will they do a rematch? I don't know.
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Billy Joe Saunders beat Andy Lee with a majority decision on Saturday
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Frank Warren has cooled talk of a potential rematch with Chris Eubank Jnr
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He says Saunders will enjoy Christmas before assessing his options
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WBO middleweight champion is said to have plenty of choices to make

Question: @placeholder had ended Eubank Jnr's perfect record in November 2014.

Answer: Billy Joe Saunders

Answer: Saunders

Answer: Saunders

Answer: Billy Joe Saunders

Answer: Saunders


(CNN) A former aide to GOP Rep. Blake Farenthold contacted the House Ethics Committee last week to detail what she said were regular requests from the congressman and his chief of staff to perform campaign-related duties even though she was never paid by or volunteered with his congressional campaign. Elizabeth Peace, who was Farenthold's communications director from May 2015 to March 2017, told committee lawyers last Wednesday that while she worked for the Texas lawmaker, she was pressured to, and at least on one occasion, yelled at by Farenthold's chief of staff to help with campaign efforts, according to a source familiar with Peace's conversation with committee lawyers.
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House rules generally prohibit the use of official resources for campaign purposes
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Elizabeth Peace was Blake Farenthold's communications director from May 2015 to March 2017

Question: Mitchell said that Peace's claim that she used a House computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at @placeholder's congressional office.

Answer: Blake Farenthold

Answer: Farenthold

Answer: Farenthold

Answer: Blake Farenthold


They were once the darlings of the society pages with Susie Wakil one of the few Australian women to wear French couture fashion which could cost as much as $20,000 for a single dress back in the 1990s. Mrs Wakil, who escaped war-torn Europe after her mother died in a Soviet concentration camp, wore the haute couture Yves St Laurent clothes bought for her by her Iraqi immigrant clothier husband, Isaac, to the lavish charity dinners she threw for Sydney's society ladies. While the immaculately-dressed Mrs Wakil worked hard as a patron of the arts, her husband Isaac was quietly buying up property in Sydney's CBD and the inner city suburbs of Surry Hills and Pyrmont.
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Susie and Isaac Wakil were once the darlings of the society pages
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Susie was one of the few women in Australia to wear haute French couture
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The Wakils bought up dozens of abandoned Sydney warehouses
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Now in their 80s they are selling the properties for hundreds of millions
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The Wakils who have no children are giving the money to charity
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Susie Wakil escaped  Europe after her mother died in a Soviet gulag

Question: Once a @placeholder institution, the building is now empty and dilapidated, with faded signs and  vines engulfing the gutters and roof.

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney


(CNN) Spanish golfer Sergio Garcia knows all about the complexity of Spain's regions. Born in Borriol, a town on Spain's the east coast near Castellón, Garcia is a keen supporter of the Real Madrid soccer team. Following his Masters triumph earlier this year, Garcia was even invited to take part in the ceremonial kick-off ahead of the "El Clasico" match between Real and Barcelona -- one of  the fiercest rivalries of Spanish sports. And now the former world No. 2, who has traveled the world during his golf career, has become the latest high-profile athlete to comment on the Catalan independence debate, encouraging unity as widespread protests continue across the country.
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Reigning Masters champion Sergio Garcia speaks to CNN Living Golf
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Spaniard calls for worldwide unity amid Catalonia referendum debate
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Tells CNN: "It feels wrong to separate each another"

Question: Not only @placeholder and Catalonia but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spain

Question: Not only Spain and @placeholder but everybody getting closer together to make this world better."

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalonia


Liverpool legend and current first-team coach Gary McAllister has argued the club can’t expect their former players to gloss over poor results and performances when they work in the media. Manager Brendan Rodgers’ job is regarded as one of the most difficult in football due to the number of ex-Reds publicly expressing their views, particularly during difficult times. Former European Cup-winning stars Graeme Souness and Jamie Carragher criticised what they regarded as the manager’s tactical inflexibility during last weekend’s 3-1 defeat at Manchester United, while Michael Owen, Steve Gerrard, Danny Murphy, John Aldridge, Dietmar Hamann, Steve McManaman, Jamie Redknapp, Phil Thompson, Mark Lawrenson and Robbie Fowler all work on television, radio or in newspapers.
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has been criticised for his team selections and tactical inflexibility
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The Reds have lost their last two Premier League games against West Ham and Manchester United
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READ: Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson faces up to two months out
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Question: But make no mistake: they want @placeholder to do well.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool FC


Ndamukong Suh’s wish appears to have come true, with the Miami Dolphins set to make him the NFL’s highest-paid defensive player. After the Lions declined to use the franchise tag on Suh to save $26.5m of cap space, the Dolphins look to have beaten Oakland, Jacksonville, Indianapolis and San Diego to the most coveted signature in this year’s free agency. Suh will on Tuesday sign a $114million, six-year deal with around $60m guaranteed, ESPN report. With no state taxes in Florida, the deal dwarfs JJ Watt’s current six-year, $100m deal which the Texans’ defensive end penned last year. Ndamukong Suh will on Tuesday sign a $114million with the Miami Dolphins with $60million guaranteed
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The Miami Dolphins have made Suh an offer of a $114m deal
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Free agency opens on Tuesday and if he signs, as ESPN report, it will make him the NFL’s highest paid defensive player
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A dominant defensive tackle, Suh is an aggressive pass rusher and run stuffer
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Suh looks likely to leave Detroit after five years with the Lions, where they reached the play-offs twice

Question: A fearsome pass rusher, he was the cornerstone of NFL’s best rushing defense and helped the @placeholder to the play-offs last year.

Answer: Lions

Answer: Lions


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump said in an interview published Wednesday that he would not have chosen Jeff Sessions to be his attorney general had he known Sessions would recuse himself over matters related to the 2016 presidential campaign. Trump's remarks, in a 50-minute interview with The New York Times, represent an extraordinary rebuke from the President toward the nation's top law enforcement official who happens to be one of his earliest political allies. "Jeff Sessions takes the job, gets into the job, recuses himself, which frankly I think is very unfair to the President," Trump said, referring to himself. "How do you take a job and then recuse yourself? If he would have recused himself before the job, I would have said, 'Thanks, Jeff, but I'm not going to take you.' It's extremely unfair -- and that's a mild word -- to the President."
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Trump slammed Sessions as well as the investigation into potential coordination between his associates and Russia
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He said it would be wrong for Mueller to look at his family's finances

Question: The dossier included a wide range of allegations, including salacious and unproven ones about @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


FA Cup giant-killers Bradford City finally made it on to live television but viewers were treated to blood-and-thunder rather than a feast of football. Bantams striker Jon Stead rightly described it as a ‘dogfight’ and the lasting image was blood pouring out of the broken nose of Reading centre-half Alex Pearce in injury-time. It was that sort of game. ‘No goals, but a classic cup tie,’ remarked Reading boss Steve Clarke with a smile. League One Bradford were furious their fifth-round tie against Sunderland wasn’t selected by broadcasters despite their remarkable 4-2 win at Chelsea in the previous round. Blood flows from the nose of Reading defender Alex Pearce after a collision with Francois Zoko in the final minutes of the game on Saturday
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Referee Lee Mason was replaced by Neil Swarbrick before kick-off in the FA Cup quarter-final
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Reading's Pavel Pogrebnyak hit the post in the first half before Bradford's Gary Liddle did the same
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Bradford were on top for large parts of the second half but could not break the deadlock
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Bradford previously beat Chelsea 4-2 at Stamford Bridge and beat Sunderland 2-0 at Valley Parade

Question: ‘It was a dogfight,’ reflected @placeholder, who has scored in every round in this season’s competition.

Answer: Jon Stead


New York (CNN) -- The Statue of Liberty reopened Sunday morning thanks to state funding after it had been closed for 12 days as a result of the partial government shutdown. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the state legislature resorted to "unusual state action" and agreed to pay the operational costs of the Statue of Liberty until the federal government reopens, citing economic interests in a news conference Sunday. New York state will pay $61,600 a day over the next several days from its tourism budget. "Just on the economics of the matter, it makes obvious sense for us to pay for the costs of operation, which pales in comparison to the amount of money we are now losing," Cuomo said.
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The Statue of Liberty reopens after New York state agrees to pay to run it
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The landmark had been closed as a result of the partial government shutdown
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About 400 jobs had been lost in the shutdown, ticketing operator says
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Arizona and South Dakota also agreed to pay to keep their landmarks open

Question: "Today, with the leadership of @placeholder, we opened our doors again today and welcomed back our employees."

Answer: Andrew Cuomo

Answer: Cuomo


Washington (CNN) Bernie Sanders says audio from a closed-door Hillary Clinton fundraiser shows the two largely agree -- even though Clinton dismissed some of Sanders' policy positions as "false promises." "If you listen to the whole discussion that she had, a very important point that she made is that a lot of young people who went into debt, worked very hard to get a good education, can't find a job commensurate to the education that they received," Sanders told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" Sunday. Tapper was pressing Sanders about audio clips obtained from a hack into a Democratic staffer's emails posted late Friday by the conservative Washington Free Beacon.
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Sanders dismissed audio if Clinton criticizing his 'false promises'
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Sanders said the two agree that too many young people have lacked economic opportunity

Question: Clinton gives frank take on @placeholder supporters in audio from hacked email

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders


(CNN) -- The term "software engineer" conjures images of pasty-faced young men with poor posture and limited social skills. And people think fashion models are all beauty and no brains. At least, those are the stereotypes. So what will the world make of Lyndsey Scott, a model for Prada and Victoria's Secret, who spends her spare time building mobile apps? The 29-year-old has appeared in major magazines like Harper's Bazaar, W and British Vogue, but seems more proud of getting her iPhone and iPad apps approved by Apple. "With modeling, you never have control over anything," Scott told CNN. "So being able to have complete power with these apps I develop is very fulfilling."
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Lyndsey Scott models for Prada, Victoria's Secret, Calvin Klein
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She studied computer science in college and has built several apps for iOS platforms
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Scott: "We have this idea of people in technology being and looking a certain way"

Question: I had a big battle with @placeholder, going back and forth, so it was a huge relief when it finally passed."

Answer: Apple


In November 2014, plasma physicist Dr John Brandenburg revealed his theory that an ancient civilisation on Mars was massacred in a nuclear attack. Now, he’s back, and he’s going to be presenting new evidence for his theory at a Nasa-sponsored conference today. He claims there is no other explanation for his proposal that a ‘weapon’s signature’ remains from the attack on Mars. Dr John Brandenburg is to present his theory in Houston, Texas today. He says an ancient Mars civilisation was wiped out by a nuclear bomb. A thin layer of radioactive substances including uranium, thorium (shown in graphic) and radioactive potassium on the surface supposedly provide evidence for this theory
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Dr John Brandenburg is to present his theory in Houston, Texas today
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He says an ancient Mars civilisation was wiped out by a nuclear bomb
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Evidence for this apparently comes from a 'weapon's signature'
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And there is apparently no other explanation for his evidence
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Earth could also be under threat of attack, claimed Dr Brandenburg

Question: He says that the planet once had @placeholder-like temperatures and atmospheric pressures, and was abundant with life and an oxygen-rich atmosphere.

Answer: Earth


Virginia is poised to execute a convicted serial killer who claims he's intellectually disabled using lethal injection drugs from Texas because the state's supply of another controversial drug will expire the day before the execution is supposed to take place. Unless Gov. Terry McAuliffe or the U.S. Supreme Court steps in this week, Alfredo Prieto will be executed Thursday - the first Virginia inmate to be receive the death penalty in nearly three years. The El Salvador native was already facing execution in California for raping and murdering a 15-year-old girl when a Virginia jury sentenced him to death in 2010 for the 1988 killings Rachael Raver and her boyfriend, Warren Fulton III.
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Alfredo Prieto raped and murdered a 15-year-old girl in California
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He also murdered a Virginia couple in 1988 and will be executed Thursday
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Prieto claims he has a 'significant brain dysfunction' from a malnourished childhood in El Salvador but psychologists say he is bright
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The state will use a lethal three-drug cocktail partially supplied by Texas
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Virginia has executed 110 people since 1976, the third highest state

Question: @placeholder officials agreed to send him to Virginia on the rationale that it was more likely to carry out the execution.

Answer: California

Answer: California

Question: They want Prieto to return to @placeholder, where they believe he can receive a 'full and fair' assessment of his intellectual disability.

Answer: California

Answer: California

Question: But a federal appeals court ruled in June that Prieto failed to prove that no reasonable juror would find him eligible for execution, saying that @placeholder's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'

Answer: Alfredo Prieto

Answer: Alfredo Prieto

Answer: Prieto


Petr Cech has revealed in a heartfelt letter that he never envisaged leaving Chelsea after his £10million move to Arsenal was confirmed on Monday. The goalkeeper has signed a four-year contract, worth £100,000-per-week, in a deal that seriously strengthens Arsenal ahead of next season. Cech won every domestic and European trophy at Stamford Bridge after joining from Rennes in 2004. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has wasted no time in replacing the Czech Republic No 1, making a £6m bid for Stoke’s Asmir Begovic. We revealed a week ago that Cech had finalised his deal to join Arsenal. Read the full story here.
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Petr Cech underwent his medical with Arsenal on Friday morning
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The goalkeeper has joined for £10million from London rivals Chelsea
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Former Blues keeper has signed four-year deal with the Gunners
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Arsene Wenger has been chasing the Czech Republic star since 2013
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Cech could make his debut against Chelsea in the Community Shield
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Roman Abramovich allowed Cech to end his 11-year career at Chelsea
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Chelsea have made a £6m move for Stoke shot stopper Asmir Begovic
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Cech has received death threats from fans purporting to be Chelsea fans
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: @placeholder boss Arsene Wenger told the club's official website that he was 'very pleased' to have signed 'one of the outstanding keepers in the world.'

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Question: @placeholder would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


It is 50 years this week since astronaut Edward Higgins White became the first American to step out into the void of space. The historic milestone took place on 3 June 1965, during the second manned spaceflight in Nasa's Project Gemini. For more than 20 minutes, White maneuvered himself around the Gemini spacecraft as it travelled from over Hawaii to the Gulf of Mexico, making his orbital stroll 6,500 miles long. At the end of the 20-minute spacewalk, White was exuberant. 'This is the greatest experience,' he said. 'It's just tremendous.' He quipped to his fellow astronaut James McDivitt: 'I'm coming back in…and it's the saddest moment of my life.'
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50 years this week, astronaut Edward Higgins White became the first American to complete a spacewalk
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Since then, Nasa astronauts have performed spacewalks on the Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Space Shuttle and ISS
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Today, Nasa is developing advanced spacesuits for use by astronauts as they travel to new deep-space locations

Question: Earlier this year @placeholder said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.

Answer: Nasa

Answer: Nasa

Answer: Nasa


A 24-year-old widow from Virginia has been charged with first-degree murder after police say she killed her former father-in-law because she blamed him for introducing her husband to drugs at a young age and driving him to suicide. Amanda Taylor, of Blacksburg, was apprehended in North Carolina last Sunday following a multi-state manhunt sparked by the murder of her former relative by marriage, 59-year-old Charles Taylor, who was discovered stabbed to death at his home near Ellet April 4. Taylor's suspected partner in crime, 32-year-old Sean Ball, was found wounded on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina after the 24-year-old woman allegedly tried to kill him.
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Amanda Taylor, 24, charged with first-degree murder in stabbing of her former father-in-law Charles Taylor
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Taylor blamed 59-year-old victim for introducing her late husband, Rex Taylor, to drugs at age 15
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Rex Taylor committed suicide by hanging last August, leaving Amanda alone with two children
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Ms Taylor allegedly committed stabbing with friend Sean Ball, but then turned on him as the two were fleeing police
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She has confessed to the crimes on Facebook and Instagram
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Friend Mariah Roebuck said Taylor had checked herself into  hospital in late March but was released three days before her father-in-law's killing

Question: Confession: While out on a lam, Taylor took to @placeholder apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing

Answer: Facebook


Every family in the country will be left £350 worse off if the SNP is left calling the shots in a Labour government, George Osborne claimed today. The Chancellor warned of a 'dangerous cocktail' if Ed Miliband is at the mercy of SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon. With polls showing no party will win an overall majority, Mr Osborne claimed it would spark a 'constitutional crisis' if Scottish nationalist MPs held the balance of power in the UK government. Scroll down for video Chancellor George Osborne warned of a 'dangerous cocktail' if Ed Miliband is at the mercy of SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon
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Chancellor warns global investors fear impact of SNP in UK government
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Claims there would be a 'constitutional crisis' if nationalists call the shots
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Miliband warns Scots every fewer Labour MP helps make Cameron PM

Question: He said global investors warn that an SNP-@placeholder deal 'will lead to higher market interest rates, which means higher mortgage rates for families, which means higher bills, cut incomes, it means businesses finding it more difficult to expand'.

Answer: Labour

Answer: Labour


It's the war that never really ended -- leaving the Korean peninsula splintered in 1953. The brutal war that raged 60 years ago killed more than two million Koreans, separated thousands of families, and created the world's most heavily fortified border. It also drew the alliances that exist today. The armistice agreement that ended the war is a truce, rather than a peace treaty. Starting on Tuesday, North Korea threatened to dismantle the armistice, as it has done so in the past. In 2009, North Korea said its military would no longer be bound by the agreement because South Korea was joining a U.S.-led anti-proliferation plan. In 2003, Pyonyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) announced that it may have "no option" but to stop honoring the armistice because of the United State's "persistent war moves."
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A brutal civil war 60 years ago drew the alliances that exist today
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North Korea has threatened to end armistice in the past
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War killed more than 2 million Koreans, separated thousands of families

Question: This time, KCNA declared that come March 11, North Korean forces will "completely declare invalid" the armistice agreement, because "the @placeholder imperialists and the south Korean puppet forces" have violated it.

Answer: U.S.

Question: On June 25, 1950, a surprise attack by North Korean soldiers who crossed the 38th parallel easily overwhelmed @placeholder forces.

Answer: South Korea

Question: She took office with a pledge to keep South Korea safe against the threat of an increasingly hostile @placeholder.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


Holland manager Danny Blind has admitted that Robin van Persie and Memphis Depay were involved in a training ground dispute ahead of Saturday's crucial victory against Kazakhstan. Van Persie was left out of the side as the Dutch kept alive their slim hopes of qualifying for Euro 2016 but Blind has denied that decision was anything to do with the spat. The coach claimed that Van Persie's omission was based on the former Manchester United and Arsenal striker's level of fitness and Blind played down the disagreement as something that happens often on the training pitch. 'We have discussed what happened, but that had nothing to do with my decision,' Blind is quoted as saying in The Guardian.
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Robin van Persie and Memphis Depay were involved in a disagreement
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Fenerbahce striker was left out of the starting line-up against Kazakhstan
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Danny Blind claims his decision to leave him out was based on fitness
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Holland face Czech Republic in their final Euro 2016 qualifier on Monday
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Dutch must win and hope Turkey lose against Iceland to reach the play-offs
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Holland players were put through their paces on Monday for the final time

Question: Turkey only need to draw against group leaders Iceland to be assured of their place in the play-offs regardless of @placeholder's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.

Answer: Holland

Answer: Holland

Answer: Holland


(CNN) Sometimes it's hard to be what you want to be when people only know you for what you used to be. This is the challenge facing Marcelas Owens, who just turned 17. For much of life, people have only known Marcelas as the "Obamacare kid." He was the chubby 11-year-old African-American boy who stood next to President Barack Obama as he signed Obamacare into law at a White House ceremony on March 23, 2010. He was the miniature health care activist in the black vest dwarfed by powerful lawmakers in a famous photo of that moment. He was a modern-day Peter Pan, perpetually frozen in childhood even as the news cycle moved on.
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Six years ago, 11-year-old Marcelas Owens was photographed standing next to the president as he signed Obamacare into law
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Now Marcelas is 17 and marking another rite of passage -- as a transgender teen

Question: And she understands why people would be curious about that kid in the @placeholder picture.

Answer: White House

Question: Owens says, though, that it wasn't easy at first to hear the news from @placeholder.

Answer: Marcelas Owens

Question: She told @placeholder that if she wanted her honest opinion, she preferred that she would stay a boy.

Answer: Marcelas Owens


(CNN) When Hurricane Irma ravaged the island of Barbuda in the Caribbean, the ferocious storm "extinguished" the isle's way of life and left the beautiful spot "uninhabitable." And, now, for the first time in a few centuries, no one lives there. "The damage is complete," Ronald Sanders, the Antigua and Barbuda ambassador to the United States, told Public Radio International. "It's a humanitarian disaster." "For the first time in 300 years, there's not a single living person on the island of Barbuda -- a civilization that has existed in that island for close to, over 300 years has now been extinguished."
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Antigua island "remains open for business"
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Officials are mulling a donors conference to raise funds

Question: He told CNN about 1,700 people were evacuated from Barbuda to @placeholder and said others went to Antigua on their own.

Answer: Antigua

Answer: Antigua

Question: The country would have been hurt even worse if @placeholder had taken the same kind of beating from Irma that Barbuda did, Sanders said.

Answer: Antigua

Answer: Antigua


The warnings from Jose Mourinho were loud and clear. Stars on the bench, stars left in London and still Chelsea were unable to stop their star from falling a little further. Mourinho blamed attitude ahead of the game, but it was not a problem of desire in Porto, where they were outclassed at times and flattered by the result. They were not awful for the entire game – there was a flurry in stoppage-time - but they were unrecognisable from the champions of last season, that imperious winning machine, built in Mourinho's ruthless image. Suddenly Chelsea are ravaged by nerves, prone to panic, vulnerable from set-pieces and low on confidence. No-one epitomises the mess more than Branislav Ivanovic who was tormented by the outstanding Yacine Brahimi.
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Porto's Andre Andre opened the scoring in the 39th minute with close-range finish past keeper Asmir Begovic
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Chelsea attacking midfielder Willian scored with a free-kick shortly before half-time interval to level the score
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Porto captain Maicon delivered the winner from a corner just seven minutes into the second half at Dragao Stadium
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Nervous and low on confidence, Chelsea's slump was epitomised by defender Branislav Ivanovic
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The Serb right back was tormented by the man of the match Yacine Brahimi

Question: For Willian it was his third goal in three games, all from free-kicks, but Porto were soon back in front when @placeholder slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.

Answer: Maicon


Motherwell have vowed to go to battle with the SPFL over the issue of free entry to the Premiership play-offs for season-ticket holders. And the Fir Park side are set to win powerful backing for their revolt from Championship promotion challengers Rangers and Hibernian. Under existing rules, the SPFL are entitled to take 50 per cent of the gate proceeds from the six play-off ties for redistribution among the clubs. But a bid by the league board to force play-off finalists to charge all fans a minimum price of Â£15 for the play-off ties was withdrawn at a meeting last Thursday.
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Motherwell will offer free entry to their regular fans if they end up in play-off
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But SPFL are entitled to 50 per cent of gate proceeds from the games
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Motherwell will make stand and offer free tickets in event of finishing 11th
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Rangers and Hibernian will back the club's stance against the SPFLÂ

Question: Rangers sources said last night that the club have yet to reach a final decision on whether to seek an @placeholder exemption which would allow them to let their 25,000 season ticket holders into play-off games for free.

Answer: SPFL

Answer: SPFL

Answer: SPFL


Dylann Roof's sister has removed a crowdfunding page asking for donations to help send her on a dream honeymoon after a barrage of criticism which called it insensitive and offensive. Amber Roof, 27, called off her nuptials after her brother allegedly murdered nine black churchgoers in a racially motivated massacre. She was due to wed Michael Tyo on June 21 - just four days after the atrocity in Charleston, South Carolina. Five days ago a GoFundMe page attributed to the couple called 'A Fresh Start for Michael and Amber' went live, in which she asked for $5,000 to help recoup 'lost wedding costs, to pay bills, and to send us on our dream honeymoon'.
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Amber Roof was set to marry U.S. Army Reserve Recruiter Michael Tyo at The Mitchell House and Gardens in Lexington on June 21
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A GoFundMe page which appeared to be set up by the couple asked for $5,000 to recoup 'wedding costs, pay bills, and fund a dream honeymoon'
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Said she would give 10 per cent of donations to Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, where her brother allegedly shot dead nine people
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But on Thursday afternoon -  five days and $1,600 into the fundraiser - the GoFundMe page was taken down

Question: In Amber's @placeholder plea, posted on June 27, she wrote: 'Our wedding day was full of sorrow, pain, and shame, tainted by the actions of one man.'

Answer: GoFundMe

Answer: GoFundMe

Answer: GoFundMe


Paris (CNN) A 9-year-old South African child diagnosed with HIV when he was 1 month old has been in HIV remission for 8½ years -- without regular treatment. This is the first reported case of a child controlling their HIV infection without drugs in Africa and the third known case globally. Soon after diagnosis, the child was placed on antiretroviral treatment, or ART, for 40 weeks, at which point treatment was stopped and the child's health was monitored. Blood tests in late 2015 revealed the child is in HIV remission, meaning levels of the virus in the blood are undetectable using standard tests. Subsequent testing of samples dating back to the child's infancy confirm remission was achieved soon after treatment was stopped.
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The 9-year-old has been in HIV remission for most of his life
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Understanding his biology may one day help other children come off HIV treatment

Question: More than 370 infants infected with HIV were randomly assigned to immediately receive @placeholder for either 40 weeks or 96 weeks.

Answer: ART

Question: We could develop a product given to people in combination with @placeholder so people can eventually stop ART, said Violari.

Answer: ART


Winning the lottery would be a life-changing experience for anyone. But a $2.5 million windfall has landed two Victorian friends in a bitter legal dispute with one other, with one man claiming he was promised half of the winnings and never saw a cent. Darren Jamieson claims he had a long-standing verbal agreement with John Tayor, who he met through a mutual love of fishing, pledging they would evenly split any winnings if they won the lottery. However, the Mornington Peninsula man claims Mr Taylor reneged on their agreement after his staggering lottery win in July 2013. Mr Jamieson’s friend Michael McConnachie claims ‘Jammo’ was the best man at Mr Taylor’s wedding and they went fishing together ‘every weekend’ so they ‘were obviously pretty close.’
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John Taylor from Melbourne won $2.5million on the lottery in July 2013
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Former neighbour Darren Jamieson claims he is due half of the winnings
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Mr Jamieson alleges he had a long-standing verbal agreement the pair would split the money

Question: But Mr @placeholder has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.

Answer: Taylor

Answer: Taylor

Answer: John Taylor


Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers produced one of the moments of the season on Thursday night, throwing a 60-yard pass to win his side a game with the final play. The NFL star, the league's MVP in 2011 and 2014, came up with the Hail Mary play to see off the Detroit Lions, in a game which had seen the Packers 20 points down. After scrambling free inside his own half of the field, the 32-year-old found his tight end Richard Rodgers in the endzone with a massive effort to make the score 27-23 with no time on the clock.
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Aaron Rodgers finds Richard Rodgers with 60-yard Hail Mary pass
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Touchdown secures a 27-23 win for Packers in Detroit
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Lions unhappy with facemask call on previous play against Devin Taylor

Question: It became a popular term in 1975, when Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach threw a game-winning pass and then said 'I closed my eyes and said a @placeholder'

Answer: Hail Mary

Answer: Hail Mary

Question: Prater's 34-yarder with 8:54 left in the third quarter gave @placeholder a 20-0 lead.

Answer: Detroit Lions

Answer: Detroit


In the words of Robin Williams: ‘Your mother knows how to push your buttons because she installed them.’ The relationship between a mother and daughter is a complex one – some hate each other and can barely spend a Christmas lunch in their company, while others go on spa trips, talk daily and even share clothes. According to a new book called The Daughterhood there are nine different types of daughter, ranging from the Busy Daughter and the Daughter of Narcissism to the Dependent Daughter. According to a new book called The Daughterhood there are nine different types of daughter (file photo)
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The mother-daughter bond is one of life's most influential relationships
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New book called The Daughterhood says there are nine types of daughter
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They range from a very dependent daughter to a very reluctant one
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FEMAIL describes the nine different categories below

Question: Eventually, their stories formed the basis of @placeholder - nine daughters coming together to talk about their mothers and the joy and despair that this relationship bring, with the aim of improving those relationships.

Answer: The Daughterhood

Answer: The Daughterhood

Answer: Daughterhood


Typically outspoken Paris Saint-Germain star Zlatan Ibrahimovic has told 16-year-old Norwegian starlet Martin Odegaard that he must grow up. The Swedish striker told the teen, who joined Real Madrid from Stromsgodset in January, that in order to progress quickly he must cut ties with his 'controlling' father. Ibrahimovic went head-to-head with Odegaard recently as Norway and Sweden played out a goalless friendly draw on Monday in Oslo. Speaking to Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, Ibrahimovic spoke of Odegaard's need to become more independent. 'It's not easy to say, but he has a father that controls everything completely,' Ibrahimovic remarked. 'First he must grow up and become a man and then get rid of his father.'
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has warned 16-year-old Martin Odegaard that he needs to 'grow up and become a man'
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Ibrahimovic said that when he has done so, he should 'get rid of his father'
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Speaking after his team's 0-0 away draw with Odegaard's Norway, he then praised the Real Madrid man's performance

Question: Despite not being full of praise for Odegaard's father's guidance, he did hail the youngster's performance in the 0-0 draw between @placeholder and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.

Answer: Norwegian

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norway


Eagle-eyed breakfast TV viewers spotted a familiar face in archive footage of hospitalised businessman Alan Bond - Australia's most powerful  woman. Attentive Today Show viewers noticed it was Julie Bishop as a young, gun lawyer with an '80s hairstyle and wearing a pantsuit sweeping into a courthouse alongside the infamous entrepreneur. As an up-and-coming Perth lawyer and business figure, the pair traveled in some similar professional circles - although a spokeswoman said Ms Bishop was not representing him in court here. It is a little known fact Ms Bishop was once married to one of Bond's employes, Neil Gillon, who managed his properties in Europe in the 1980s. The nation's future foreign minister was known as Julie Gillon.
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Eagle-eyed viewers spot one of the country's most powerful women
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Young lawyer Julie Bishop pictured sweeping into a courtroom in archive footage
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She was accompanied by controversial businessman Alan Bond
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Ms Bishop did not represent him here, a spokeswoman said

Question: A spokeswoman for Ms Bishop flatly refused to provide further comment, saying Mr @placeholder and Ms Bishop were just walking alongside each other.

Answer: Alan Bond

Answer: Bond

Answer: Alan Bond


Real Madrid president Florentino Perez called an emergency press conference on Thursday to express his support for manager Carlo Ancelotti and defend under-fire Gareth Bale. Marca, the Madrid daily sports newspaper, had claimed on Thursday that the former Chelsea boss was close to being sacked, leading their front page with the headline: 'Not One More'. Marca claim that defeat against Barcelona at the Nou Camp in 10 days' time would spell the end for Ancelotti, who led the club to a Champions League and Copa del Rey double last season. But, in direct response to that report, Perez said: 'To use the fact that we are not on our best form at the moment to report information that is not true is unacceptable.
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Reports suggested Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti was facing the sack
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However Florentino Perez is keen for Ancelotti to stay at the club
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Perez has revealed clubs are fighting to secure Gareth Bale's services
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READ: Real Madrid are in a mess
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Real Madrid news

Question: Ancelotti looks to the heavens as @placeholder's winless run goes on and the pressure mounts on him

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) President Donald Trump is expected to end a program that protected undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children -- so-called "Dreamers" -- from deportation, four sources familiar with the decision told CNN. Two of the sources said the plan is to have a six-month delay in any action regarding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program to allow Congress time to pass a fix through legislation that would allow the undocumented immigrants to stay in the country. The expected move -- which comes after weeks of White House deliberations about what to do in response to an ultimatum from 10 state attorneys general led by Texas -- would satisfy Trump's base but upend the lives of nearly 800,000 people who were working and studying in the US. The DACA program, which gave qualified applicants protections from deportation, is popular among Democrats and moderate Republicans, many of whom have introduced legislation in Congress to try to protect the population permanently.
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The program gave qualified applicants protections from deportation and the ability to work and study in the US
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Two of the sources said the plan is to have a six-month delay in any action

Question: Some Republicans have implored Trump in recent days to keep the program going as @placeholder works on a solution for the sympathetic population -- who in most cases know no other home than America.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


(CNN) It was another day of violent protests in Venezuela's capital of Caracas, where a convoy of armored trucks, or "rinocerontes," inched forward on a major highway as smoke drifted overhead. Opposition leaders had planned "the mother of all marches" to mark a holiday commemorating the country's independence from Spain. At least three people were shot and killed, and the streets were littered with debris and blood. Then a woman stepped out of the smoke and in front of one of the hulking National Guard trucks, stopping them in their tracks. And amidst the chaos came a lasting moment.
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Unknown woman stands down armored vehicle amid protests on the streets of Caracas
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Image is reminiscent of the man who stood before a row of tanks in 1989 in China's Tiananmen Square

Question: @placeholder has been rocked by anti-government protests in recent months amid rising unemployment and food shortages.

Answer: Caracas

Answer: Caracas


An Indonesian minister has threatened to release a 'human tsunami' of asylum seekers towards Australia if the Federal Government continues to fight for a stay of execution for the Bali Nine duo. The warning came from the coordinating minister for political, legal and security affairs -Tedjo Edhy Purdijatno - to remind the government who was working to keep asylum seekers away from Australian shores, Fairfax Media reported. It comes after Indonesian government officials took offence to Prime Minister Tony Abbott's comments about Australia donating $1 billion in aid to help recovery after the Boxing Day tsunami along with threatening to discourage visitors to Bali.
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Tedjo Edhy Purdijatno is the overseer of political, legal and security affairs
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He made threats during a speech at a university that was broadcast on TV
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Mr Tedjo said his nation was preventing asylum seekers going to Australia
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He said a 'human tsunami' would come if Australia kept pushing for mercy
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Australia has been putting pressure on Indonesia to spare Bali Nine duo
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Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukuraman are days away from being executed

Question: 'Australia will in fact receive pressure domestically if it stops its livestock exports to Indonesia since @placeholder is Australia's main market,' Mr Tedjo said.

Answer: Indonesia


Coffee machine giant Keurig has been sold for almost $14 billion to an investment company. The maker of single-cup coffee machines agreed to sell itself to an investment group led by JAB Holding Co., a private company with a growing java business. Fans of Keurig may not see much of a difference in their caffeine fix. JAB Holding said Keurig will operate independently and remain in its headquarters in Waterbury, Vermont. The Keurig deal will help boost JAB Holding's already robust coffee empire. The Luxembourg-based company has a controlling stake in Jacobs Douwe Egberts, the company behind Gevalia, Tassimo and many other brands.
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Keurig is sold to an investment group led by JAB Holding Co. for $14bn
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JAB Holding also has a controlling stake in Jacobs Douwe Egberts
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Keurig will operate independently and stay at its headquarters in Vermont

Question: The deal comes as @placeholder has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.

Answer: Keurig

Answer: Keurig

Answer: Keurig

Answer: Keurig

Answer: Keurig

Answer: Keurig


(CNN) The man suspected of stabbing a police officer at a Michigan airport was denied a gun purchase in the Flint area within the last five days because he's not from the United States, a law enforcement source told CNN on Thursday. Amor Ftouhi, 49, a citizen of Canada and Tunisia, has been charged with violence at an international airport, officials said. The FBI is investigating Wednesday's stabbing at Flint's Bishop International Airport as a terrorist act. Authorities said Ftouhi yelled "Allahu akbar" -- "God is the greatest" in Arabic -- and pulled a roughly 12-inch knife with an 8-inch serrated blade and stabbed Lt. Jeff Neville in the neck. Neville is expected to be released from the hospital this weekend.
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Doctors expect hospitalized officer to be released sometime this weekend
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Suspect traveled to US legally by car at Lake Champlain, New York, FBI says

Question: "I think it's sufficient to say he has a hatred for the @placeholder and a variety of other things, which in part motivated him toward coming to the airport (Wednesday) to conduct this act of violence," the FBI special agent said.

Answer: United States

Answer: US


(CNN) -- A controversial Kansas church says members will picket before the memorial service Wednesday evening for two Florida teenagers allegedly killed by their mother. In a press release, Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas, said it will demonstrate outside the service in Tampa because the mother is a military wife and "the doomed American military declared war on God & His church." The controversial church and its pastor, Fred Phelps, have made their name picketing near funerals of people who died of AIDS, gay people and soldiers. The church plans to picket beginning at 5:15 p.m.and ending at 6 p.m., when the service is scheduled to start, according to CNN affiliate WFTS-TV in Tampa.
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Westboro Baptist Church says it will picket service because mother is a military wife
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Tampa schools sponsoring service for brother and sister, who were slain last Friday
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Julie K. Schenecker, 50, is charged with murder in the deaths of her children
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Her husband is with the U.S. Central Command

Question: Police later found writings in the house, thought to be from @placeholder, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.

Answer: Julie K. Schenecker


Serena Williams completed the second ‘Serena Slam’ of her extraordinary career and then set her sights on completing a calendar year Slam of the major singles titles. The American, 33, beat Garbine Muguruza, the No20 seed from Spain, in a match more thrilling than the 6-4, 6-4 score suggests, to win her 21st Grand Slam singles title. She also became the oldest female Slam winner in the Open era and holds the US Open, Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon singles titles simultaneously, as she last did in 2003. And by defending the US Open next month she can become the first woman since Steffi Graf in 1988 to win all four Slams in the same year. Victory at Flushing Meadows would also take Williams level with Graf’s career total of 22 Slam wins.
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Top seed Serena Williams won her sixth Wimbledon singles title after defeating Garbine Muguruza 6-4, 6-4
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World No 1 was broken in the opening game before reeling off four consecutive games to win the first set
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The Spanish No 20 seed produced a late fightback in the second set but could not stave off defeat
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The American currently holds all four major tournaments and remains on course for calendar Grand Slam

Question: The world No20 will climb to No9 in the rankings and was hoping to become @placeholder’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.

Answer: Spain


(CNN) Two Utah police officers violated policies when they forcibly arrested a nurse who would not let them draw blood from an unconscious patient, an internal investigation found. Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski said Wednesday the officers violated several city and department policies, including those pertaining to arrests, ethics and officer conduct. The officers have 20 days to respond to the results of the internal investigation, after which Chief Mike Brown will determine what employment action should be taken. The police department said it had no comment on the report. Salt Lake City Detective Jeff Payne's tense encounter with charge nurse Alex Wubbels at the University of Utah Hospital burn unit drew national attention after body cam footage of the July 26 incident spread online.
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Officers violated several city and department policies, mayor says
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Video detective dragging nurse Alex Wubbels out of the hospital went viral

Question: @placeholder's mayor, city council and police later apologized to Wubbels for the arrest.

Answer: Salt Lake City

Answer: Salt Lake City


Can they let Pep Guardiola turn up across town without a fight? Can Manchester United really afford to let Manchester City land him unopposed? It seems madness that United are going to let their bitterest rivals recruit the world's most in-demand coach, and that man is Guardiola. I know Jose Mourinho is on the market but it won't happen. United could have got him in 2013 when Sir Alex Ferguson retired but, instead, they chose David Moyes. Mourinho, clearly, made eyes at Old Trafford then but I think a Manchester United board that has Sir Bobby Charlton on it would look at the additional baggage he brings, along with the way his teams play, and look elsewhere.
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Pep Guardiola has decided on his future with a likely Bayern Munich exit
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Manchester City are his expected destination with big-money deal on offer
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It could see Manchester United let their rivals recruit the in-demand coach
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Everything about Guardiola suggests he would be the perfect fit for United

Question: They have decided — as Bayern did three years ago when Jupp Heynckes was guiding them to the treble — that no matter how Pellegrini does this season, they have to get @placeholder.

Answer: Pep Guardiola

Answer: Guardiola

Answer: Pep Guardiola

Answer: Guardiola


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- A pressurized cylinder exploded at Universal Studios on Sunday, injuring two firefighters as they tried to fight a blaze that began earlier in the day, Los Angeles authorities said. The fire destroyed buildings and movie sets at Universal Studios on Sunday. Eight other firefighters were injured in the fire, which was expected to be contained by 4:15 p.m. (7:15 p.m. ET), said Ron Haralson, an inspector with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The explosion occurred about 2:30 p.m. (5:30 p.m. ET) near the video vault of the Universal Studios back lot. The vault was damaged.
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NEW: Three firefighters suffer minor injuries battling blaze, official says
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Blaze destroys "King Kong" exhibit, damages video vault, officials say
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Area looks like "disaster movie," Los Angeles city councilman says
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Broadcast of MTV Movie Awards won't be affected, representative says

Question: The fast-moving, early morning blaze destroyed several movie sets and the @placeholder exhibit.

Answer: King Kong


Police in Florida have arrested two teenagers for tying a dog to railroad tracks and shooting it. Officers at Tampa Police Department announced in a press conference on Wednesday night that the dog, since named Cabela, was bought from her owners for use in dog fights. Her owners had previously said that she had escaped or was stolen from their yard. She was bought by Natwan Callaway and Bobby Hollinger, both 17, who found that Cabela, a one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police. Detective Sgt. Patrick Messmer said a tip led to surveillance footage that showed an individual known to police who was then able to identify other people in the video.
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Two 17-year-olds have been arrested in connection with the attack on Cabela, the dog that was shot and tied to railroad tracks
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A tip-off led police to surveillance footage through which the identities of those involved were established
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Cabela was bought from her owners for dogfighting, but was the teenagers decided to get rid of her as she was 'too sweet'
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The owners say that she escaped or was stolen from their yard, but it is not thought that they were involved in the shooting
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Her injuries were so severe it was feared that she might need a leg amputated, but vets managed to save it and she is doing well
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More charges and arrests are expected

Question: @placeholder and Hollinger caught her and took her back to the railroad tracks, tied her down and Callaway shot her several times, police said.

Answer: Natwan Callaway


A 19-year-old biracial man who was unarmed when killed by a white Madison police officer was shot in his head, right arm and torso, according to preliminary autopsy reports released Friday. The reports from the Dane County Medical Examiner don't say how many times Tony Robinson was shot on March 6, or whether he was shot while facing or turned away from the officer, but they determined he died from 'firearm related trauma.' The medical examiner didn't say when a final report would be released, but said the results of toxicology tests aren't expected for several more weeks. Madison police officer Matty Kenny fatally shot teen Tony Robinson (right) in the head, right arm, and torso according to a preliminary autopsy report
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Report from the Dane County Medical Examiner don't say how many times Robinson was shot by officer Matt Kenny on March 6
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Also fails to detail whether he was shot while facing or turned away from the officer
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Official cause of death 'firearm related trauma'

Question: @placeholder wasn't wearing a body camera, but agents are examining video recordings from squad cars that arrived after the shooting and from devices people were carrying, he said.

Answer: Matty Kenny


Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has said he is comfortable looking for the next Robert Lewandowski-style bargain in the transfer market rather than competing with Manchester United and Manchester City for established big names. Nearly two months into the job, Klopp has begun outlining where he needs to improve the squad he inherited from Brendan Rodgers. He has been heavily linked with Brazilian striker Pato and confirmed there is no agreement with former club Borussia Dortmund to stop him making approaches for their players. Yet the 48-year-old German has prided himself in the past by signing the likes of Lewandowski from Lech Poznan rather than entering into expensive auctions for players.
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Jurgen Klopp is comfortable looking for bargains in the transfer market
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Manager brought Robert Lewandowski to Borussia Dortmund
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Liverpool boss concedes club cannot compete for established names
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Klopp praises Roberto Firmino but insists Brazilian can still improve

Question: The £29million Brazilian is blossoming under @placeholder having struggled to win a place under Brendan Rodgers.

Answer: Jurgen Klopp

Answer: Klopp

Answer: Jurgen Klopp

Answer: Klopp


A Canadian man has built a beautiful dream home inside three ugly shipping containers and now pays next to nothing when living in his secluded woodland getaway. Joseph Dupuis, 29, who does renewable energy research at Algonquin College in Ottawa, has created his cabin in woods roughly 35 miles west of the city with shipping containers from Asia. The engineer and entrepreneur bought the containers that brought goods to North America for $3,400 Canadian each, and has fashioned them into a self-sustaining home on a plot of land owned by his family. Solar panels on the roof of his nearby workshop power the home, and Dupuis told Daily Mail Online that when at the cabin his most expensive bill each month is his phone.
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Joseph Dupuis, 29, built home 35 miles west of Ottawa in 2012 after working up to 14 hours over three months
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He has added to home after buying three containers for $3,400 each and hopes to add fourth container bedroom
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Solar panels on roof help power the house, which has heated floors and is comfortable in the -44 degree winter
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Renewable energy research says it is 'giant science experiment' and wants to help others built similar homes

Question: He has now moved closer to @placeholder after two years in the home, but says that he is going to continue adding pieces such as a fourth container on top for a bedroom and glass ceiling with a view of the stars.

Answer: Ottawa

Answer: Ottawa


(CNN) The hit musical "Hamilton" went from being the hottest ticket on Broadway to a record-breaking show Tuesday, scoring 16 Tony Award nominations. The production was nominated for best musical and creator Lin-Manuel Miranda received nominations for best book of a musical, best performance by an actor in a leading role in a musical, and best original score written for the theater. The best performance by an actor in a featured role in a musical category saw three out of the five spots nabbed by "Hamilton" actors: Daveed Digg, Jonathan Groff and Christopher Jackson. The musical has taken off like few Broadway shows have, winning a Grammy Award, a Pulitzer and a spot on the Billboard 200 charts.
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The record had previously been set by "The Producers"
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"Hamilton" has already won a Grammy and a Pulitzer

Question: Having already broke the 15-nomination record held by 2001's "The Producers," "@placeholder" is now poised to break that show's record 12 wins.

Answer: Hamilton

Answer: Hamilton

Answer: Hamilton


(CNN) One is the self-proclaimed Dark Lord in the House of Trump (you may call it the White House). Profane, self-certain and supremely ambitious, Stephen Bannon looks like the old, scarred survivor of more battles than he can recall. His approach to government calls for destroying much of it, as per the so-called alt-right political movement, which sees him as an inspiration. "Dick Cheney. Darth Vader. Satan. That's power," he says. The other is the young Prince of Light. Despite his heavy responsibilities, which include vexing domestic and diplomatic problems, Jared Kushner never looks weary or burdened. He strides across the tarmac, Air Force One behind him, accompanied by his Princess wife and holding his son's hand. Kushner rarely speaks in public, and when he does, he reveals little of himself. "We should have excellence in government," he says.
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Michael D'Antonio: Jared Kushner appears to be winning against Steve Bannon in the battle for dominance in Trump's White House
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However, Kushner is untested and inexperienced, and his victory doesn't guarantee smooth sailing moving forward, writes D'Antonio

Question: In a Monday press briefing, Sean Spicer said that @placeholder acknowledged his advisers had differences of opinions, but believes "our battles and our policy differences need to be behind closed doors."

Answer: House of Trump

Answer: Trump


The teammate of a British IndyCar driver who died after he was struck in the head by a piece of debris during a race has called for fighter jet-style canopies to prevent similar accidents. British driver Justin Wilson was driving at the Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania when he was hit by a large section of Sage Karam's car which had just ploughed into a wall during the race. Wilson was airlifted from the scene following the crash on Sunday but died the following day. Now his team mate Ryan Hunter-Reay has called on IndyCar organisers to review safety following the latest tragedy.
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The 37-year-old former Formula One driver Justin Wilson died on Monday
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His team mate Ryan Hunter-Reay called the cars 'inherently dangerous'
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2009 British Formula One champion Jenson Button led tributes to Wilson
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Ex-F1 and IndyCar champ Nigel Mansell also expressed his condolences

Question: However, Hunter-@placeholder warned: 'These cars are inherently dangerous with the open cockpit like that, head exposed.

Answer: Reay

Answer: Reay


A school has allowed a pupil who suffers badly with nerves to take her pet Labrador into a GCSE exam to help keep her calm. Rebecca Rice, 16, had tried everything to calm her nerves but knew the only thing that made her feel comfortable was her 11-year-old dog Holly. After confiding in her teacher Lorette Esteve it was decided she could take Holly into the five-minute recorded French oral test. Rebecca Rice, 16, (right) told her French teacher Lorette Esteve (left) that she had struggled with her nerves ahead of her French GCSE oral exam. Ms Esteve advised her to bring her pet dog Holly (middle) to help
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Rebecca Rice, 16, was allowed to take her pet dog into five-minute exam
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She told her teacher she struggles to control her nerves ahead of the GCSE
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Teacher Lorette Esteve advised she bring along 11-year-old dog Holly
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School has various tactics help reduce stress including lucky key rings

Question: 'So @placeholder's mum delivered 11-year-old Labrador Holly to school, and Rebecca spent her five minutes with Holly who sat reassuringly at her side - and it worked.'

Answer: Rebecca Rice

Answer: Rebecca Rice

Answer: Rebecca Rice

Question: 'So Rebecca's mum delivered 11-year-old Labrador Holly to school, and Rebecca spent her five minutes with @placeholder who sat reassuringly at her side - and it worked.'

Answer: Holly

Answer: Holly

Answer: Holly

Answer: Holly


For the first time in what seems like ages, Congress has passed a government spending plan without resorting to last-minute brinkmanship such as midnight negotiations to prevent an imminent government shutdown. The Senate voted 64-36 on Wednesday to send the compromise federal budget framework to President Barack Obama, who has signaled his support. Last week, the budget plan easily passed the House on a 332-94 vote, with solid majorities of both parties supporting it. While Wednesday's Senate vote was closer, nine Republicans joined the majority Democrats to provide the required majority of at least 51 votes to pass. The plan guides government spending into 2015, defusing the chances of a shutdown like the one in October that generated public anger against Congress, particularly conservative Republicans blamed for the impasse.
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Nine Senate Republicans join Democrats in backing the budget plan
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Legislators call for restoring plan's cuts to future military pension benefits
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President Barack Obama is expected to sign the compromise
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The House overwhelmingly passed the spending plan last week

Question: According to the survey, a majority of @placeholder and independents backed the proposal, while only 39% of Republicans liked it.

Answer: Democrats

Question: However, some @placeholder Republicans -- including several in leadership positions -- came out against the bill.

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate


A school boy's impression of Alex Salmond which left the politician laughing 'like a drain' earned the youngster an invite to meet the former First Minister. Ryan McGuigan, 13,  visited the Scottish National Portrait Gallery today to witness the unveiling of a portrait of Mr Salmond. The teenager from Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, was invited to the ceremony in Edinburgh after his impression went viral on the Internet earlier this week. He performed the skit at a school charity event for relations between Scotland and Malawi. He was able to meet the MP for Gordon before performing his impression once again for official guests.
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Ryan McGuigan's impressions of former First Minister is internet hit
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As a result, he was invited to a ceremony in Edinburgh to meet the MP
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After the performance, a beaming Salmond clapped his hands in delight

Question: 'We have been to parliament before with @placeholder, he's very into his politics.

Answer: Ryan McGuigan

Answer: Ryan McGuigan


(CNN) -- After Venus Williams beat Caroline Wozniacki at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, it looked as if a first all Williams tennis final in five years was on the cards. But someone forgot to tell Alize Cornet. The Frenchwoman stunned a sluggish Serena Williams in the second semifinal Friday, meaning a Williams versus Williams clash for silverware -- they haven't met in a finale since the year-end championships in 2009 -- will have to wait. It was Serena Williams' first tournament since a back injury hampered the 17-time grand slam champion at the Australian Open, and she accepted a wildcard from organizers to fend off the boredom from just practicing.
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Alize Cornet beats world No. 1 Serena Williams in straight sets in Dubai
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The French No. 1 had lost all three of her previous matches against Williams
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Williams was playing her first tournament since suffering a back injury
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Cornet prevents an all Williams final after Venus Williams earlier won her semifinal

Question: "I forgot it was @placeholder on the other side and just got on with my game."

Answer: Serena Williams

Answer: Serena Williams

Answer: Serena Williams


An original Ferrari used in the classic television show Miami Vice is up for sale - Armani jackets and Ray Ban sunglasses not included. The 1986 Ferrari Testarossa will be auctioned for a third time next month in California after it was unsuccessfully listed on eBay with a $1.75million price tag in January and March. It is estimated to auction for around $600,000 to $800,000. The white car with tan leather seats that undercover detective James 'Sonny' Crockett used to drive around in was one of two Ferraris used in the show and has 16,000 miles on the clock.
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The white Ferrari Testarossa was one of two used in the show and has 16,000 miles on the clock
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Was the ride for Don Johnson's character James 'Sonny' Crockett
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Ferrari gave Miami Vice the two cars for free if it promised to destroy onscreen the replica it used for the first two seasons
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The car has been in storage since the series ended in 1989

Question: The car, which was repainted white to show up better in the show's night scenes, was placed in storage after @placeholder ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.

Answer: Miami Vice

Answer: Miami Vice


Christiane Amanpour couldn't resist taking a jab at disgraced NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams in an appearance on a Monday night panel show. The Chief International Correspondent for CNN was a guest on Comedy Central's 'The Nightly Show', when host Larry Wilmore asked her which would happen first: will the U.S. defeat ISIS or will Brian Williams anchor again? After laughing loudly, Amanpour did not dodge the question: 'Oh my goodness... We defeat ISIS.' Williams is in the fourth month of a six-month suspension without pay from NBC News. He was taken off the air for exaggerating about his experiences while covering the 2003 Iraq War, claiming to be on a helicopter that was shot at by rocket propelled grenades.
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Amanpour was a guest on Larry Wilmore's Comedy Central show 'The Nightly Show' on Monday night
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She was asked which would happen first: we defeat ISIS, or Brian Williams anchors again?
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Clearly amused, Amnapour did not dodge the question and answered: 'We defeat ISIS'
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Disgraced NBC anchor Williams is in the fourth month of a six month suspension after inconsistencies were found in some of his reporting
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NBC is reportedly discussing his future with the network outside of the Nightly News anchor role
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In addition to her CNN interview show, Amanpour is also a Global Affairs Anchor at ABC News

Question: Negotiations are taking place between Williams and @placeholder to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.

Answer: NBC Nightly News

Answer: NBC News

Answer: NBC

Answer: NBC

Question: Amanpour shared some serious thoughts on @placeholder during the show, explaining how they use social media and technology to groom and recruit followers - even in the U.S.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


An Aboriginal activist says the only way Australia will be able to stop racism is to lose its 'privilege of whiteness'. Nakkiah Lui spoke at a forum focussing on racism called 'I'm Not Racist, But...' and told the audience last Friday she believed the only way for the country to move past racism was if 'we make white privilege the centre when we talk about racism.' In a her speech, which was published in full on Junkee, Lui believes racism is fuelled by the 'fear... of not being white'. Coincidentally as she was delivering her speech at the Great Hall at the University of Sydney, Sydney Swans player Adam Goodes was playing an AFL game at ANZ Stadium, where he was booed when he performed an indigenous war dance to celebrate a goal against Carlton.
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Nakkiah Lui believed racists were fuelled by the 'fear of not being white'
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The actor and writer made her comments during a forum about racism
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She spoke at the Great Hall at the University of Sydney on Friday night
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It was the exact same night Adam Goodes did his indigenous war dance
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Sydney Swans player was booed for his goal celebration at ANZ Stadium

Question: 'This country is founded on boat people, and yet we keep them out of eyesight, because of the hypocrisy of the philosophy @placeholder is built upon.

Answer: Australia


(CNN) Over the past several months, Western defense ministries and militaries have expressed anxiety over the large-scale Russian military exercise known as "Zapad," or "West," slated to begin in mid-September and to engage virtually every element of Russian forces. In late July, Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, commander of US Army Europe, warned that NATO allies fear "Zapad 17" could be a Russian "Trojan horse." That is not an unwarranted concern. Twice over the past decade — Georgia in 2008 and Crimea in 2014 — the Kremlin has used the cover of an exercise as preliminary to an invasion. The "Zapad" maneuvers, held about every four years, are particularly threatening in that they frequently simulate the use of nuclear weapons.
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Thomas Donnelly and Gary Schmitt: Russian military exercise known as "Zapad" is scheduled to begin this month in Belarus
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There is concern among NATO allies that Zapad could be a cover for the preliminary to a Russian invasion

Question: Or, if they do leave, they leave behind military equipment that gives them a potential leg up in a future crisis with @placeholder.

Answer: NATO

Answer: NATO


A pregnant model whose sexy selfies featuring her tight abs turned her into an overnight internet sensation has given birth to a healthy baby boy. Sarah Stage, a 30-year-old underwear model and animal rights activist from Los Angeles, welcomed James Hunter into the world on Tuesday afternoon. And despite her critics' claims that her unusually trim figure could be damage to to her unborn child, it seems their fears were unfounded. Sarah confirmed to E! that baby James weighed in at a healthy eight pounds, seven ounces and was 22 inches long at the time of his birth, adding: 'He's a big healthy boy and he got an APGAR score of eight to nine.'
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Sarah Stage, 30, welcomed James Hunter into the world on Tuesday afternoon
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Her baby boy weighed eight pounds seven ounces and was 22 inches long at the time of his birth
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As her pregnancy progressed, the model came under fire from critics who claimed she was 'unhealthily' trim and toned

Question: Others compared their figures to pregnant @placeholder's pregnancy body, with one woman writing: '10 days before giving birth?!

Answer: Sarah Stage

Answer: Sarah

Answer: Sarah Stage


Britain should be wary of adopting trendy pupil-led teaching techniques from Scandinavia because they may be making standards worse, a new report claims. Progressive education experts in the UK have long pushed for our system to emulate the group work and independent study that is popular in Finland, which has regularly topped international league tables. But a new analysis of Finnish education suggests pupil aptitude has actually declined since the country embraced fashionable teaching methods. Pupil-led techniques: A new analysis of Finnish education suggests pupil aptitude has actually declined since the country embraced fashionable teaching methods (file picture) According to research by the Right-leaning Centre for Policy Studies, Finland only did so well before because of the influence of traditional teacher-led methods.
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Finnish methods include pupils working in small groups or independently
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In 2006 Finland was second in world for maths, but down to 12th by 2012
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During period its test scores dropped 29 points in maths and 23 in reading
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Michael Gove has argued for return to traditional teacher-led lessons

Question: Many in the education establishment have pushed for the @placeholder model of pupil-led learning to be used as an inspiration for the British system.

Answer: Finland

Answer: Finnish

Answer: Finnish

Answer: Finland

Answer: Finnish

Answer: Finland


(CNN) -- As fears rise around emergence of a "two-speed" eurozone, the head of Italian clothing giant Benetton says the region's southern economies should not be discounted. The eurozone's debt crisis has exacerbated a split between the strong economies, led by Germany, and those which are struggling, such as Italy. However Alessandro Benetton, deputy executive chairman of the retailer -- which has 6,400 stores across 120 countries -- told CNN: "Germany needs Europe just as much as Europe needs Germany." While Benetton acknowledges southern Europe is not producing as much as its northern counterparts, he said they should not be ignored. "If Germany thinks it can do it by itself without Europe, I think it's wrong because in a global market the critical mass is important," he said.
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The head of Benetton says Europe's southern economies should not be discounted
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Alessandro Benetton says Germany needs Europe just as much as Europe needs Germany
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He thinks southern countries should be encouraged to behave better

Question: Benetton said @placeholder's major problems are its aging population and high youth unemployment, rather than its ability to repay debt.

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italy


Adil Rashid is on a steep learning curve but has the potential to become a 'real handful' in Test cricket, according to legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne. Rashid's record after two matches features one five-wicket haul but an overall seven for 418 - an average of almost 60 - against Pakistan. The 27-year-old's early strides in Test cricket are as notable perhaps for his defiant maiden half-century in Dubai as England tried in vain to save the second match of three. Warne, however, predicts improvement from the Yorkshireman - and knows from personal experience that initial difficulties can be overcome by an aspiring international leg-spinner.
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Adil Rashid has played his first two Tests for England in Pakistan
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Leg-spinner picked up a five-wicket haul but is averaging almost 60
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Legendary spinner Shane Warne predicts a bright future for Rashid

Question: To me he's the best in international cricket at the moment, and I hope @placeholder will get better.

Answer: Adil Rashid

Answer: Rashid

Answer: Adil Rashid

Answer: Rashid


Chelsea offered more than the £36million Manchester United paid for teenage sensation Anthony Martial. According to a report in France on Wednesday night, the then-Monaco starlet Martial turned down the Blues as he dreamed of a move to Old Trafford. A tweet by CanalPlus magazine read: 'According to our information, Chelsea had proposed more money than Manchester United for Anthony Martial but the player dreamed of the Red Devils.' Martial, who joined on September 1 for a fee which could rise up to a staggering £58m, has hit the ground running since joining the Old Trafford outfit. The 19-year-old Frenchman has scored four goals in seven appearances for the Red Devils.
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Anthony Martial joined Manchester United for an initial £36m in September
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Chelsea were reportedly willing to pay more than what United offered
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Martial has scored four goals in seven appearances for Red Devils
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Blues manager Jose Mourinho attended a Hublot event in Knightsbridge
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Question: Martial will be hoping @placeholder can get back to winning ways on Saturday afternoon when Van Gaal's side take on Everton at Goodison Park.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United


He has been holed up in Florida with an ex-girlfriend after his recent split from Kourtney Kardashian. And Scott Disick didn't seem to be too great of a parent on Wednesday when he failed to show up for his daughter Penelope's birthday party at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. But late in the afternoon that same day, the 32-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared a sad Instagram post dedicated to his three-year-old daughter. The odd message was full of spelling errors and made it seem like he was down on himself. '1 of the only things I'm proud off about myself. Happybdayp,' wrote the E! star. His photo was a collage of six photos of the little girl in various outfits.
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Kourtney has not spoken publicly about  split and is leaning on her sisters
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Scott Disick remains out of town where he has been partying with an ex
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Kourtney took Penelope to Disneyland to celebrate her 3rd birthday
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Kim Kardashian, North West, Kris Jenner, Corey Gamble were also there
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The 32-year-old Disick wrote a sad note to his daughter Penelope

Question: That same day People reported that Kanye West is 'furious' at @placeholder for how he has treated Kourtney and how he has abandoned his three children.

Answer: Scott Disick

Answer: Scott Disick

Question: That same day People reported that Kanye West is 'furious' at Scott for how he has treated @placeholder and how he has abandoned his three children.

Answer: Kourtney Kardashian

Answer: Kourtney

Answer: Kourtney

Question: You were my favourite @placeholder when you were at home.

Answer: Kourtney Kardashian

Answer: Kardashians

Answer: Kim Kardashian