The attorney for hip hop mogul Suge Knight claims the shocking new video of him mowing down two much with his truck actually helps his defense case. Following Knight's brief appearance in a Los Angeles County court on Monday, defense lawyer Matthew Fletcher told reporters: '100percent it proves Suge Knight was attacked,' according to the Los Angeles Times. The video, published by TMZ today, was recorded by surveillance cameras at Tam's Burgers in Compton, Los Angeles on January 29. It shows one of Knight's alleged victims, Cle 'Bone' Sloan, confront him as soon as he pulls up to the parking lot.
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Video shows Suge Knight throw his truck into reverse and hit one his alleged victims, Cle 'Bone' Sloan
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He then drove forward, running over Sloan and hitting Terry Carter, crushing his head and killing him
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Knight says the video shows his life was in danger and he had no choice but to flee
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His lawyers say the video shows Sloan armed with a gun

Question: Carter, a 55-year-old grandfather, had his head crushed beneath @placeholder's truck and was killed.

Answer: Suge Knight

Answer: Knight

Answer: Suge Knight

Answer: Knight

Answer: Suge Knight

Answer: Knight

Question: This is the moment that Terry Carter was hit and killed by @placeholder's truck in January.

Answer: Suge Knight

Answer: Knight

Answer: Suge Knight

Answer: Knight

Answer: Suge Knight

Answer: Knight


Tory MPs have criticised the Government for being ‘blind’ to the soaring threats Britain faces and accused it of freeloading off the US. Former Army captain John Baron said yesterday that the UK was ‘ignoring the lessons of history at our peril’ by refusing to commit to spend 2 per cent of national income on defence. He said claims that Britain boasts the world’s fifth largest defence budget ‘rings hollow’ when the Ministry of Defence is slashing manpower and capabilities. Tory MP John Baron, left, urged Prime Minister David Cameron to commit at least two per cent of the  budget to defence spending as US General Raymond Odierno warned over 'unthinkable' cuts to the British Army
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Tory MPs have warned the government about cuts in defence spending
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John Baron MP said Britain was 'ignoring the lessons of history'
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He said David Cameron should commit to a minimum two per cent spend
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MPs said defence spending could come at the expense of foreign aid

Question: The motion, headed by Mr @placeholder, was passed but has no legal force.

Answer: John Baron

Answer: John Baron

Answer: John Baron


(CNN) A Mississippi man was sentenced to 49 years in prison Monday and fined $20,000 for killing his ex-girlfriend because she was transgender, the US Justice Department said. Joshua Vallum, 29, of Lucedale is the first person prosecuted for a federal hate crime in which the victim was targeted for being transgender, the Justice Department said in a news release. Vallum knew Mercedes Williamson was a transgender teenage girl when they began dating, but kept her gender identity secret, prosecutors said. They broke up in 2014 but Vallum decided to kill her in May 2015 because a friend had discovered she was transgender, the Justice Department said.
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Joshua Vallum pleaded guilty to killing his ex-girlfriend
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Justice Department: He killed because she was transgender

Question: He would not have killed @placeholder if she was not transgender, he said.

Answer: Mercedes Williamson


Millions of customers at some of Britain’s biggest banks found themselves unable to use Apple’s new tap-to-pay service yesterday. As Apple Pay went live, those with accounts at HSBC, First Direct, Barclays, Lloyds and Halifax could not take advantage. The technology allows shoppers to buy anything from a coffee to a pair of socks by waving their iPhone 6 or Apple Watch over a till terminal. Many of the biggest names on the high street, including Costa Coffee, Starbucks, Marks & Spencer, Waitrose and Boots have signed up to the scheme. However, Apple customers took to social media to express frustration that their banks do not yet offer the new payments service.
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More than 250,000 locations now accept the contactless payment
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This includes M&S, Boots, Lidl and on the London transport network
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But not all British banks and credit cards are offering the service today
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HSBC, Lloyds and Halifax aren't expected to launch until later this year
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And angry users have taken to Twitter to complain they can't use it

Question: The fact that @placeholder and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.

Answer: HSBC

Answer: HSBC


A private Scottish island has gone on sale for £550,000 - and with the Mull of Kintyre estate just 15 miles away, counts Sir Paul McCartney has a neighbour. Gigalum Island, off the west coast of Scotland, boasts just over 19 acres, a modern house with three ensuite bedrooms, private beaches and stunning views of the sea. An additional pathway links the pier with Gigalum House, which was built in 1980 and is on the east of the island, has a central octagonal core, with four wings. The island has a number of white sand beaches, native woods, rocky outcrops and areas of wildflower, while it's rich in wildlife with seals living on the rocks at the south of the island, otters live along the shore and dolphins are often seen accompanying local fishermen potting for lobsters.
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Gigalum Island, off the west cost of Scotland, boasts just over 19 acres, a modern house and private sandy beaches
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It's being sold as 'the perfect solution for island hunters on a more modest budget' at less than cost of a London flat
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Nearby Kintyre Peninsula became famous when Sir Paul wrote a song about area, where he's had home since 1966

Question: Bolstered by the video of @placeholder and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.

Answer: Paul McCartney


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump challenged Hillary Clinton Sunday to release "detailed medical records" and said he would have "no problem" releasing his own. "I think that both candidates, Crooked Hillary and myself, should release detailed medical records. I have no problem in doing so! Hillary?" Trump tweeted. Trump has long tried to portray Clinton as without sufficient stamina to serve as president, despite her reputation as one of the most traveled secretaries of state and profiles detailing her work ethic. "#WheresHillary? Sleeping!!!!!" he recently tweeted. A Clinton campaign spokesperson said Sunday night that Clinton "is the only candidate in the race who has met the standard expected of presidential candidates and provided a detailed medical letter by her long time physician."
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Donald Trump says both parties' candidates should release detailed medical records
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Trump's only public medial record has been under scrutiny

Question: @placeholder's campaign released an annotated version of his letter Monday morning, pointing inconsistencies and apparent typos.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: @placeholder's physician -- the only person to speak on the record who has actually examined her -- has repeatedly affirmed the former secretary of state's health and fitness for the highest office in the land.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


The Foo Fighters used rock and roll to battle back against the Westboro Baptist Church after the extremist group began to protest outside the band's show in Kansas City, Missouri, on Friday night. Or should it be called Rick and troll? Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl and his bandmates rolled through a group of protesters outside the Sprint Center on the back of a pickup while blasting Rick Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up'. While the band was 'Rickrolling' through the crowd, they trolled the group and held up signs reading 'You got Rickroll'd (again)' and 'Keep It Clean.' Rickrolling is 'a method in which a prankster makes a fake link to the music video of Rick Astley's Never going to give you up,' according to Urban Dictionary.
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Westboro Baptist Church protested Friday show in Kansas City, Missouri
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Band were on pickup blasting Rick Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up'
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They held up signs reading 'You got Rickroll'd (again)' and 'Keep It Clean'
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The Foo Fighters and WBC have gone at it in the past, including in 2011

Question: The WBC responded to the rolling rally on Twitter and said: 'They can sing at us or #rickroll us but @foofighters will only ever get a BIBLE message from @placeholder.

Answer: Westboro Baptist Church

Answer: Westboro Baptist Church

Answer: WBC


Melbourne, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump, after a month of arduous and, at times, turbulent governing, got what he came for Saturday during a dusk rally here: Campaign-level adulation. Trump, who just months ago finished campaigning for the office he now holds, was both selling what his administration has done in its first 30 days and trying to change the subject after a chaotic month. The President was forced to fire his national security adviser, struggled to roll out his travel ban and strained to explain a growing story about how members of his 2016 campaign made repeated contact with Russian individuals known to US intelligence.
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White House aides took a hands-off approach to Saturday's event
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Trump's presidential campaign was defined by raucous events

Question: Slamming the judges who decided the order was unconstitutional, Trump even read the @placeholder code that he believes gives him the authority to implement the executive order.

Answer: US


Saletta, Italy (CNN) [Breaking news update, posted at 12:30 a.m. ET on August 25] At least 247 people were killed after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck central Italy Wednesday, according to Italy's Civil Protection Department. [Previous story, posted at 10:16 p.m. ET on August 24] In the small Italian towns hit hard by a magnitude-6.2 earthquake that struck in the middle of the night, rescuers feverishly dug through the rubble of downed homes and apartments looking for survivors. In one such rescue, shown on CNN affiliate Sky TG24, a firefighter in Amatrice clawed at the rubble, trying to get to a little girl.
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The worst affected areas are villages in a mountainous region of central Italy
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Rescue workers are racing to find survivors amid the rubble

Question: Similar scenes played out in @placeholder and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA, Italy's national news agency.

Answer: Amatrice

Question: More than 1,000 people have been displaced by the quake, and the @placeholder agency said no residents will be allowed to sleep in the devastated town of Amatrice Wednesday night.

Answer: Civil Protection Department


French telecoms giant Orange said it wants to cut ties with the Israeli company that licenses its brand in the country – spurring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to demand that Paris distance itself from the company's 'miserable' decision. Orange's statement came just hours after its chief executive was accused of giving in to a pro-Palestinian campaign. The company, which is partly controlled by the French government, insisted its decision to end its brand-licensing agreement with Partner, Israel's second largest mobile operator, was not politically motivated. But Israel lashed out at the decision, which appeared to be related to Partner's operations in the occupied West Bank.
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Telecoms giant Orange wants to cut ties with Israeli communications partner
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Orange CEO has been accused of giving in to pro-Palestinian campaign
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French company's decision labelled 'miserable' by Israel's Prime Minister
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Phone giant has insisted its decision is not politically motivated

Question: Orange says it holds no shares or voting rights in @placeholder, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.

Answer: Partner

Question: Calls for a withdrawal of investment in Israel have also intensified because of its continuing occupation of @placeholder territories – something which is illegal under international law.

Answer: Palestinian

Answer: Palestinian


Washington (CNN) The Supreme Court appeared closely divided along ideological lines during oral arguments Monday in a case that could determine President Barack Obama's legacy on immigration. Conservative justices questioned Obama's authority to use executive actions to shield some 4 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito seemed particularly concerned with language in the administration's guidance that said the program's recipients would be "lawfully present," which they suggested would contradict immigration law. "How is it possible to lawfully work in the United States without lawfully being in the United States?" Alito asked. Roberts added: "I mean, they're lawfully present, and yet, they're present in violation of the law?"
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Justices divided in challenge to Obama's executive actions on deportations
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Texas and other states say the White House overstepped its authority

Question: "Our number one purpose of being here is supporting the senators better standing strong on no votes on the new @placeholder justice," he said.

Answer: Supreme Court


(CNN) US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in an interview that aired Sunday on CNN that until Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is out of power, she doesn't see a political solution to the conflict in Syria. "There's not any sort of option where a political solution is going to happen with Assad at the head of the regime," Haley told "State of the Union" anchor Jake Tapper. "It just -- if you look at his actions, if you look at the situation, it's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with Assad."
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"It's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with Assad," Haley said
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"If he needs to do more, he will do more," Haley said when asked if Trump would order more strikes

Question: But Haley reiterated her statements about further actions in @placeholder in her interview with Tapper.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: Secondly, we don't see a peaceful @placeholder with Assad in there.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria


(CNN) -- The Aflac duck lost its voice Monday after the insurance giant fired the comedian behind the commercial quack for tweeting jokes about the earthquake and tsunami that have devastated Japan. The Columbus, Georgia-based company fired Gilbert Gottfried less than an hour after discovering the tweets, according to a news release from Aflac. "Gilbert's recent comments about the crisis in Japan were lacking in humor and certainly do not represent the thoughts and feelings of anyone at Aflac," Michael Zuna, the company's senior vice president and chief marketing officer, said in a statement. The earthquake and tsunami have left more than 2,400 people dead and thousands more in shelters or missing.
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NEW: Gottfried apologizes for his "attempt at humor"
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Aflac says Gottfried was fired after tweeting jokes about the disaster in Japan
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The tweets were posted Saturday
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Aflac will hold national casting call for a replacement

Question: Zuna said, "Aflac Japan -- and, by extension, Japan itself -- is part of the @placeholder family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."

Answer: Aflac

Answer: Aflac

Answer: Aflac

Answer: Aflac

Answer: Aflac


Jamie Overton has joined twin brother Craig in the England squad for the remainder of the Royal London one-day series against New Zealand. The 21-year-old Somerset pair are now in contention to make their international debuts as England look to overturn a 2-1 deficit at Trent Bridge on Wednesday and Emirates Durham on Saturday. All-rounder Craig was called up on Saturday as a replacement for Chris Jordan, with Jamie added on Monday as a result of Liam Plunkett's thigh injury. Jamie, the younger twin by three minutes, was first called up to the England squad as a callow 19-year-old during the 2013 one-day series against Australia.
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Jamie Overton will join his twin brother Craig in the England squad
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Both players could make their international debuts against New Zealand
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Liam Plunkett was forced to pull out meaning Jamie was called up

Question: Jamie's record in the one-day format remains strong, with 20 wickets at 27, compared to @placeholder's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.

Answer: Craig

Answer: Craig

Answer: Craig


A romantic father roped in his one-year-old son to help him make his sweet surprise proposal to the young boy's mother as memorable as possible. When Adam Blum arranged a family photoshoot for his girlfriend Hannah Roach and their son Jace, she assumed that the trio was enjoying nothing more than a sweet family picture day at a trail in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Little did she know that her cute little son,Jace and his romantic Dad, Adam had bigger and better ideas. Months before the shoot, Adam had set to work planning his special moment with the love of his life and decided to propose to Hannah on a family outing, whilst involving others in his family. And because the birth of their son, Jace was the happiest day in their lives, it was only fitting to involve him.
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One year-old Jace from Missouri was hiding a special proposal shirt  under his blue coat during a family photo shoot
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His mom Hannah Roach had no idea that her boyfriend and son had planned the adorable surprise
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During the shoot, her boyfriend Adam Blum asked her to check out their son's new shirt, which read: 'Will you marry daddy?'

Question: But that is how @placeholder is, he loves to make me happy.'

Answer: Adam Blum

Answer: Adam

Answer: Adam

Answer: Adam Blum


On Friday night, the world's most expensive player will face the Premier League Player of the Year as Gareth Bale meets Eden Hazard in a pivotal Euro 2016 qualifier at the Cardiff City Stadium. Only goal difference separates Belgium and Wales at the top of Group B. Both have three wins and two draws from their opening five games, and their first meeting in the campaign ended in a goalless draw in Brussels last November. But the game in the Welsh capital will be as much to do with the coming together of two of the world's finest footballers, who have enjoyed somewhat contrasting - albeit statistically similar  - seasons.
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World's most expensive player meets the best in the Premier League
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Wales face Belgium in pivotal Euro 2016 qualifier in Group B
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Chelsea and Real Madrid stars have had contrasting seasons
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Finished in a goalless draw when the two sides met in Brussels last year

Question: If the @placeholder are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.

Answer: Welsh


Rickie Lambert's professionalism has been hailed by manager Tony Pulis after the striker forced an equaliser for West Bromwich Albion in Sunday's 1-1 Premier League draw with West Ham United. The 33-year-old has failed to nail down a starting spot since his move from Liverpool in the close season, but Pulis praised his importance after the substitute's shot deflected off Winston Reid for a 50th minute equaliser at Upton Park. 'I've got huge respect for Rickie, both as a footballer and a professional. His ability is first class and so is his attitude,' Pulis told the club's website, www.wba.co.uk. 'He'll have the hump if I'm not picking him, most of them do that, but you've got to be broad-shouldered enough and big enough to pick what you think is right.
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Rickie Lambert came off bench to help West Brom draw 1-1 at West Ham
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Striker's shot on goal diverted by Winston Reid into own net for equaliser
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Tony Pulis hailed former Liverpool hitman's attitude and ability
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The 33-year-old has struggled to break into West Bromwich Albion team

Question: @placeholder has found the back of the net only once since his summer move to The Hawthorns, scoring a late consolation from the penalty spot in West Brom's home 3-2 defeat by Leicester City in October.

Answer: Rickie Lambert

Answer: Rickie Lambert


One of the British army’s top Afghan interpreters who has been targeted by the Taliban after working for David Cameron claims the UK has abandoned him. The 26-year-old graduate, known to UK forces as Shaffy, was branded an ‘infidel spy’ and told he would ‘die like a dog’ days after he was shown on British and Afghan TV standing beside the Prime Minister  during a visit to the war ravaged Helmand province in 2011. Speaking from the Afghan capital Kabul, he today said: ‘The Taliban told me I stood with Mr Cameron helping the British as they killed their mujahideen and that I would die because of it. I told them that it was a mistake and not me but they said I was a liar, that my pictures and video was on Google and they were looking as we spoke at me beside Mr Cameron.'
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Man known as 'Shaffy' photographed with David Cameron in Kabul in 2011
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Since then been branded an 'infidel spy' by Taliban troops in Afghanistan
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Says British authorities refuse to save him, his wife and three daughters
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Despite being praised by army officers for 'outstanding courage', still denied access to the UK

Question: ‘I saved @placeholder lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.

Answer: British

Answer: British

Answer: British

Answer: British


He may have moved on to a relationship with Miley Cyrus. But Patrick Schwarzenegger showed a former flame still has his back. The 21-year model was pictured receiving a helping hand from an ex girlfriend as she applied sunscreen on a hard to reach place while partying in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Sunday. Scroll down for video Rekindling the flame? Patrick Schwarzenegger was spotted hanging out with ex girlfriend Taylor Burns in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Sunday She's got his back: The 21-year-old American model had help applying sunscreen in a hard to reach area from his former flame
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Patrick caught cuddling bikini girl pal in Mexico over the weekend - but insisted he would 'never' cheat on Miley
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Now more pictures have emerged of his escapades, showing his ex-girlfriend rubbing sun screen into his back
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Miley, meanwhile, parties in Texas with music producer Mike Will Made It, who she was romantically linked to  last summer
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Told crowd she was 'high as f**k' during surprise performance on Thursday
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Miley is said to be 'super bummed' about Patrick's antics

Question: Meanwhile, her dedicated fans have been supporting her on social media, however some have taken things too far and made death threats against @placeholder.

Answer: Patrick Schwarzenegger

Answer: Patrick Schwarzenegger

Answer: Patrick

Answer: Patrick


As Selma prepared to commemorate the 50th anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday,' so too did the Ku Klux Klan who've distributed almost 4,000 fliers of the organization's hate-literature to area homes over the last two weeks. Robert Jones, the grand dragon for the Loyal White Knights of the KKK confirmed the campaign in press interviews. 'We pretty much put out fliers, some against King and some against immigration,' he told reporters. 'It's time for the American people to wake up to these falsehoods that they preach about MLK.' Scroll down for video The KKK distributed thousands of fliers on the Selma march anniversary in hopes of recruiting new members
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Robert Jones, the grand dragon for the Loyal White Knights of the KKK confirmed the campaign in press interviews
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Claimed marchers honoring Martin Luther King Jr. were backing a man 'they don't know about'
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Several scared residents called police, believing the fliers to be threats

Question: 'Everybody has a right to gather in this country, freedom of speech,' he said of the Selma gathering, adding that the marchers commemorating @placeholder's work and legacy were 'supporting a man they don't know about.'

Answer: King

Answer: MLK

Answer: Martin Luther King Jr.


We've divided the Premier League into teams from the north and south of England - with Welsh side Swansea included in the south. Rob Draper had the choice to pick any players from the south teams, in any formation, with no limit on the number of players from each club. Here's how we split the clubs: South Arsenal, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Leicester City, QPR, Southampton, Swansea City, Spurs, West Brom, West Ham United North Burnley, Everton, Hull City, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Stoke City, Sunderland North vs South. It is perhaps the fiercest argument between the people of England.
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No place for Diego Costa or Olivier Giroud as Harry Kane leads the line
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Southampton and Chelsea - the Premier League's meanest defences - make up the entire back seven of our Southern XI
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Eden Hazard and Alexis Sanchez will play with Santi Cazorla behind Kane
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We'll test who is better with help from Football Manager

Question: @placeholder has been superb since signing for Arsenal, and is on the right wing for this side

Answer: Alexis Sanchez


For 19 years it's been  the jewel-encrusted centrepiece of the annual Victoria's Secret collection and a badge of honour for the angel chosen to wear it. This year Lily Aldridge has been selected to showcase the $2million (£1.3million) Fireworks Fantasy Bra but she's just the latest beauty to don the bejewelled undies. From the Diamond Dream Bra worn by Tyra Banks in 1997 to the $11million Very Sexy Fantasy Bra which boasted a 70-carat diamond pendant and was paraded by Heidi Klum,  FEMAIL charts the glitz and glamour of the world's most expensive lingerie. Although it is advertised for sale as the 'ultimate holiday gift' the Fantasy Bra is rarely ever bought - save for two rare exceptions. After one year the bras are  dismantled.
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Fantasy Bra is the centre piece of the annual Victoria's Secret show
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This year's bra, modelled by Lily Aldridge, features sapphires and topaz
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FEMAIL charts the evolution of the Fantasy Bra from 1996 to today

Question: The first ever @placeholder made its debut in 1996.

Answer: Fireworks Fantasy Bra

Answer: Very Sexy Fantasy Bra

Answer: Fantasy Bra

Answer: Fantasy Bra

Answer: Fantasy Bra


Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) Lagos, one of Africa's most populous cities, has been hit by torrential downpour and thunderstorms over the weekend that has left many parts of the city flooded. Residents in the Lekki and Victoria Island suburbs woke up on Saturday morning to flooding in their homes and their cars submerged under water. One brave resident took to swimming in the infested waters on Lekki road, an affluent suburb that is home to some of the most expensive real estate in the coastal city. A crocodile was spotted along Chevron Drive in the same neighborhood. Another was spotted kayaking across Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, a usually bustling business district.
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Lagos, one of Africa's most populous cities has been hit by torrential downpour
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Poor drainage systems and weak urban planning have compounded effects of the rainfall

Question: The past 40 years has transformed @placeholder, infamous for its heavy traffic and poor air quality.

Answer: Lagos

Answer: Lagos

Answer: Lagos


Trainer Alan King will race his runaway Hennessy Gold Cup winner Smad Place only once more this season before the grey tackles the Cheltenham Gold Cup in March. King will use the Cotswold Chase at Cheltenham on January 30 as the Festival stepping-stone for Saturday’s 12-length winner. In other Hennessy fall-out, Nicky Henderson is considering sending sixth-placed Bobs Worth down the hurdles route with his Festival target becoming the World Hurdle. While Paul Nicholls believes his gut-feeling that this season’s Gold Cup may come a year too early for six-year-old Saphir du Rheu have been confirmed by his fifth place finish at Newbury.
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Smad Place stormed to Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury on Saturday
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Trainer Alan King will race his champion only once more this season
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The grey is gearing up to tackle the Cheltenham Gold Cup in March

Question: @placeholder added: ‘There was nothing we could have done differently.

Answer: Alan King

Answer: Alan King


Real Madrid have joined Manchester United and Roma by enquiring after free agent goalkeeper Sergio Romero. The Argentina international is looked after by super-agent Mino Raiola and has already held talks with United and Roma about a deal for the former Sampdoria keeper. However, United are reported to have offered the 28-year-old higher wages - in the region of £1.4million a year - than the Serie A club can equal. United see Romero as someone who can step in for  David de Gea should he go although they would prefer Jasper Cillessen of Ajax as the No 1 to replace De Gea.
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Sergio Romero is a free agent after leaving Sampdoria last month
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The 28-year-old has held talks with both Manchester United and Roma
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Romero is managed by super-agent Mino Raiola
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Real Madrid have now expressed an interest in signing the Argentine
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United see Romero as an ideal replacement if either Victor Valdes or David de Gea depart Old Trafford this summer

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder are ready to sell Victor Valdes after Louis van Gaal hit out at the goalkeeper's attitude by revealing he refused to play for the club's second string last season.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United


We have had lots of talk, some half-decent jokes and some running — lots of running — from his players. Now, though, Jurgen Klopp has something more tangible to reflect on at Liverpool, a victory. Given his club’s barren recent run in terms of trophies — one in nine-and-a-half years — Klopp may come to sense opportunity in a League Cup competition already shorn of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United. For now, though, this win — narrow as it was — will serve a more short-term purpose. Any manager needs one before he can really start to move forward and the German will have slept more easily.
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Liverpool set up a quarter-final trip to Southampton after edging out their Premier League counterparts
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English defender Nathaniel Clyne opened the scoring with his first Liverpool goal after 17 minutes
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Kolo Toure forced off during the early stages with what seemed to be a hamstring injury
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Liverpool youngsters grab their chance to impress in Capital One Cup victory

Question: The first half was tight as Bournemouth imposed themselves on a @placeholder team who had developed a weird habit of continually drawing.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) His rhymes are reminiscent of the gangster rap of 50 Cent, but instead of a do-rag and six-pack, baby-faced teenage rapper Rich Chigga sports a pink polo and fanny pack. Indonesian-born Rich Chigga, whose viral hit "Dat $tick" has racked up more than 50 million views online, is the principal -- and some say unlikely -- face of a new generation of edgy, young Asian hip-hop acts, whose growing popularity among US audiences is helping to subvert Asian music stereotypes. Born Brian Imanuel, 17-year-old Rich Chigga is signed to 88 Rising, a Brooklyn-based record label responsible for acts such as Korean rapper Keith Ape, Chinese hip-hop group Higher Brothers and Joji, a Japanese-Australian producer who kicked off the Harlem Shake meme video phenomenon.
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Bridging East and West, 88 Rising has helped Asian rappers find an audience in America.
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The Brooklyn hip-hop collective includes YouTube stars who racked up millions of views.

Question: "They're Asian from @placeholder countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.

Answer: Asian

Answer: Asian

Answer: Asian


AP McCoy on Thursday secured his first Festival win at the 14th attempt when Uxizandre landed the Ryanair Chase The Alan King-trained 16-1 shot, not considered one of McCoy’s best chances, made all the running to win by five lengths. McCoy’s wife, Chanelle, had admitted that two unsuccessful days had left her soon-to-retire husband in a downbeat mood. But after joining him on the winner’s podium, she said: ‘Inside he will be feeling elated. He is not the most animated at the best of times and he was slightly melancholy leaving the house this morning. This will absolutely mean the world to him. I’ll have a happy husband.’
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Champion jockey AP McCoy is riding in his final Cheltenham Festival
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He had failed to win a race in 14 rides over the first two days
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But he rode Uxizandre from the front to win the Ryanair Chase at 16/1
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Ma Filleule (5/1) Don Cossack (5/2f) finished second and third

Question: McCoy with Uxizandre in the winners' enclosure after opening his @placeholder account this year

Answer: Festival

Answer: Cheltenham Festival


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) After months of delays, Afghan government negotiators signed a peace deal Thursday with an insurgent faction led by one of the country's most notorious warlords. The deal was signed at a ceremony attended by negotiators, the President's national security adviser, and representatives of the Hezb-i-Islami faction of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. Afghan and US officials applauded the agreement, but a prominent human rights organization strongly criticized the deal. In a statement, the US Embassy called Thursday's accord "a step in bringing the conflict in Afghanistan to a peaceful end." That sentiment was echoed by Afghanistan's chief executive -- who is in a shaky power-sharing agreement with the country's President.
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Human Rights Watch says deal compounds "culture of impunity"
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Gulbuddin Hekmatyar had a ruthless reputation

Question: During the subsequent civil war between rival mujaheddin commanders in the 1990s, @placeholder was accused of committing atrocities against civilians during the deadly struggle for control of the Afghan capital.

Answer: Gulbuddin Hekmatyar

Answer: Gulbuddin Hekmatyar

Question: In 2003, the US added @placeholder to its growing list of formally designated terrorists.

Answer: Gulbuddin Hekmatyar

Answer: Gulbuddin Hekmatyar


(CNN) As millions gather around American tables this week with family and friends to celebrate Thanksgiving, it's worth thinking about gratitude and what it really means to feel grateful for everything we've been given. It's perhaps unsettling that the idea of saying "thank you" has been the subject of recent presidential tweets. President Donald Trump went to China, as we know, and helped to get three college students from UCLA sprung from jail after they were charged with shoplifting. Good for him! Then came the tweet of November 15: "Do you think the three UCLA Basketball Players will say thank you President Trump? They were headed for 10 years in jail!"
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Jay Parini: Trump's demand forces larger question: What does it mean to give thanks?
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Parini: At Thanksgiving, we must find the "united" in United States

Question: Especially when, after the @placeholder players thanked him, he said:  "You're welcome."

Answer: UCLA

Answer: UCLA Basketball Players


Washington (CNN) One of the most remarkable moments on the campaign trail this week was one that didn't happen. Former Miss Universe Alicia Machado introduced Hillary Clinton at a Florida rally Tuesday, blasting Donald Trump. And for once, the billionaire didn't react. No tweets. No attacks from the stump. Nothing. Instead, he stayed on message going after Clinton on her email server while pledging to repeal Obamacare. In the final days of the 2016 campaign, Trump isn't taking Clinton's bait. The new self-discipline comes as the election tightens and polls indicate a razor-close race in battleground states such as Florida, New Hampshire and Colorado. On the stump Wednesday night in Florida, Trump revealed how he is focused on staying disciplined and how hard it is for him.
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Trump isn't taking Clinton's bait
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Trump at Wednesday rally: 'We've got to be nice and cool, nice and cool, right?'

Question: A different @placeholder source used a baseball analogy to describe Trump and why he is exhibiting the self-control many thought he didn't have.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- Mir Hossein Moussavi, Iran's former prime minister, has emerged as a serious contender to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who was, for months, considered a shoo-in for re-election to the Iranian presidency. Presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi holds up the "V" sign after casting his vote on Friday. A painter and architect who withdrew from the political front for two decades, Moussavi has emerged with a platter of promises. He has said he wants to reform Iran into a global communicator that embraces freedom of speech. He's also taken an usual step in politics in Iran by relying heavily on his wife, a college professor. Her public support of his candidacy has underscored his professed support of women's rights.
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Mir Hossein Moussavi, Iran's ex-PM, hasn't worked officially in politics in 20 years
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Analysts: He is wooing support by portraying himself as the "anti-Ahmadinejad'
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Moussavi says he's a reformer, believes in more freedoms and an open Iran
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Author who has interviewed him says she is skeptical that he truly feels that way

Question: "There were still freedoms that were stifled under @placeholder," Molavi said.

Answer: Mir Hossein Moussavi

Answer: Mir Hossein Mousavi

Answer: Moussavi

Answer: Mir Hossein Moussavi

Answer: Moussavi

Question: Signs aloft, some are wearing green headbands and chanting "@placeholder, Moussavi!"

Answer: Mir Hossein Moussavi

Answer: Mir Hossein Mousavi

Answer: Moussavi

Answer: Mir Hossein Moussavi

Answer: Moussavi


The Arkansas judge who posted private details of Charlize Theron's adoption of her son has been forced to hand in his law licence because of a bribery conviction in a separate case. By surrendering his licence, circuit Judge Michael Maggio has avoided a disciplinary hearing over the conviction, for which he faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when he is sentenced in July. Maggio, 52, sparked controversy last March when he admitted posting a series of comments that were racist, sexist and offensive towards the LGBT community over the past several years. Charlize Theron pictured with Jackson, the boy she adopted from her native South Africa. Michael Maggio revealed the Hollywood actress had adopted two months before she announced it publically
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Michael Maggio is already banned for life from holding judicial office for revealing actress's adoption of boy two months before she went public
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Posted on Louisiana State University sports forum in 2012 that Theron had applied to take on the youngster in same court division where he served
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As 'geauxjudge' he also posted derogatory comments about women
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Faces prison sentence of 10 years and $250,000 fine for bribery conviction

Question: Adoption proceedings are confidential in @placeholder but Maggio leaked details of the actress's hearing

Answer: Arkansas


A 26-year-old woman who helped her boyfriend abduct and sexually abuse two Amish girls last year pleaded guilty to charges of kidnapping in court on Monday. Nicole Vaisey and her boyfriend Stephen Howells, 39, were arrested in August after luring the Amish girls away from their family's roadside farm stand. The 7- and 11-year-old girls were released from Howells' home the next day, and Vaisey and Howells were captured soon after, charged with coercing and sexually exploiting the two girls and other children. In St Lawrence County court on Monday, Vaisey appeared calm and collected as she pleaded guilty to the kidnapping charges.
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Nicole Vaisey, 26, and her boyfriend Stephen Howells, 39, were arrested in August after abducting the young girls
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Vaisey pleaded guilty to kidnapping charges in St Lawrence County court
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She told the judge she drove Howells to the girls' roadside farm stand where he lured them to the car with a puppy
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The couple held the girls captive in their upstate New York home for a day
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Vaisey is said to have been in a 'master/slave relationship' with Howells and is expected to be jailed for 25 years

Question: The 25-year-old then drove to her sister's house to eat and made excuses about why @placeholder couldn't join them.

Answer: Stephen Howells

Answer: Howells

Answer: Howells

Answer: Stephen Howells

Answer: Howells

Answer: Howells


Allegations that a secret undercover police unit carried out spying operations on Labour MPs need to be investigated immediately,  Nick Clegg demanded this morning. The Deputy Prime Minister said the idea that elected politicians were being 'snooped on' because of their views 'appalled' him and urged the Home Secretary Theresa May to order a wider probe into undercover police tactics to investigate allegations. It comes after a former officer, Peter Francis, said he read files on 10 MPs during his 11 years working for the Metropolitan Police's now notorious Special Demonstration Squad. The Deputy Prime Minister said the idea that elected politicians were being 'snooped on' because of their views 'appalled' him
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A former officer from a secret police unit admitted spying on Labour MPs
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Targets included deputy leader Harriet Harman, Peter Hain and Jack Straw
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Nick Clegg this morning said the allegations, if true, were 'terrible'
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Deputy Prime Minister said  a probe into police tactics to investigate them

Question: Hundreds of animal rights activists, neo-Nazi groups, campaigners for black justice and other campaigners who, unknowingly, were spied on by the @placeholder could have their convictions overturned.

Answer: Special Demonstration Squad


Real Madrid’s La Liga and Champions League chances have been dealt a major blow with confirmation that Luka Modric could miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. The Croatian midfielder pulled up in the second half against Malaga on Saturday and tests on Sunday confirmed a sprained ligament in his right knee with a recovery time of between five and six weeks. The news comes as the club wait to assess the full extent of Gareth Bale's calf injury, picked up in the same game. The connection between the former Tottenham pair is an essential part of Carlo Ancelotti's side's chances of picking up silverware this season.
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Luka Modric had to be replaced with a knee complaint on Saturday
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Gareth Bale suffered a calf strain early on at the Bernabeu
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Bale will almost certainly miss the clash with Atletico on Wednesday
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Real Madrid beat Malaga 3-1 to keep up the pressure on leaders Barcelona
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Carlo Ancelotti's side face rivals Atletico Madrid on Wednesday

Question: @placeholder could still be back for the Champions League final but Real Madrid will have to get there without him.

Answer: Luka Modric

Answer: Luka Modric


There are few players in world football who command the sort of universal respect that Gianluigi Buffon does. Even fewer goalkeepers. The veteran stopper made his professional debut for Parma on 19 November 1995 against AC Milan in Serie A, and in a delicious twist of fate the Rossoneri were once again the opponents for Buffon, now turning out for Juventus, on the 20th anniversary of that weekend. In a touching tribute to the legend between the posts, Juve have decided to commemorate the occasion with a special exhibition at the club's museum in Turin. Buffon, who has also amassed 154 senior caps for Italy and won the FIFA World Cup with his country in 2006, joined The Old Lady in 2001 for £32.6million, the record transfer fee for a goalkeeper which is yet to be broken.
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Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon is one of the all-time greats
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He made his professional debut for Parma 20 years ago
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Current club Juve have marked the anniversary of that match with a special commemorative display in their museum
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Buffon has also amassed 154 caps for Italy and won the 2006 World Cup

Question: Juve, who won @placeholder last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.

Answer: Serie A


(CNN) Now you're just showing off, Noah and Emma. For the second year in a row, they are the most popular baby names in the United States, according to the Social Security Administration. 2015 is actually the third consecutive year at the top for Noah. We said our farewells to other perennial favorites -- Daniel for boys and Madison for girls -- as two new baby names reached the Top 10: Benjamin for boys and Harper for girls. This is the first time either name has cracked the list of most popular names. The lists for boys and girls haven't changed much, with only a few shifts up and down. Perhaps Charlotte, a newcomer to the list last year, is a more popular name after the birth of British royal baby Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana in May 2015. James and Michael also swapped places, with the former growing in popularity.
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Noah and Emma are the most popular baby names for a second year in a row
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Benjamin and Harper are new additions to the top 10 list

Question: The Social Security Administration is able to share the ranking because parents provide the names of children when they apply for @placeholder cards.

Answer: Social Security Administration


After three days training amid the bright lights, bingo and all-day breakfasts of Benidorm, Roy Hodgson has decided to stay away from the full English. Not as we have come to know it anyhow. There will be no Wayne Rooney against Spain, with the captain rested, and Hodgson has reframed the nature of these two friendlies amid injuries. They had been billed as the chance to fine-tune his strongest team, but last night the England boss claimed it was more about looking into certain individuals, partnerships and chemistry. This was back to the language which preceded depressing defeats by Germany and Chile in November 2013, when things started to unravel soon after a promising World Cup qualification campaign.
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Wayne Rooney is going to be rested by England for the Spain friendly
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Harry Kane will lead England's attack, with Jamie Vardy missing injured
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Ross Barkley is set to play behind Kane as an attacking midfielder

Question: Vardy had been earmarked to play centre forward against @placeholder.

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spain


Jewish groups and Holocaust survivors have welcomed the four-year jail term given to the 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz', saying there is 'no statute of limitation' for those who inflicted Nazi horrors during the Second World War. Following a three-month trial at a German Court, former SS officer Oskar Groening was found guilty of facilitating the mass murder of 3,000 people. The sentence concludes a three-month trial which has heard harrowing testimony from the victims of the Nazis' largest and most infamous death camp. Reacting to the verdict, Dr Moshe Kantor, President of the European Jewish Congress, said the verdict and trial had been of 'historic significance'.
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94-year-old former Nazi officer was sentenced to four years behind bars
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He was guilty of being accessory to murder of 300,000 Jews in Auschwitz
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Groening had accepted moral responsibility but denied any crime
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His lawyers say they will be appealing, so he may never serve jail time

Question: 'We welcome the opportunity it provides for us to educate a generation that is all too distant from the horrors of the @placeholder.'

Answer: Holocaust

Question: But despite his revulsion, Groening never opposed killing the @placeholder - only protesting that more humane methods should be used.

Answer: Jewish

Answer: Jews


Conrad Clitheroe, left, and Gary Cooper, right, were thrown in jail after being arrested for writing down aircraft registration numbers in Dubai Three British planespotters who have spent two months in prison in the United Arab Emirates after they were arrested on national security grounds have been released. Conrad Clitheroe, 54 and Gary Cooper, 45, from Stockport, along with their ex-pat friend Neil Munro were stopped by police for writing down aircraft registration numbers at Fujairah Airport. They were taken to a police station and, despite being told they would not be detained, were put into prison. Clitheroe's wife Valerie had written to British Prime Minister David Cameron to ask him to intervene in the case, raising concerns about her husband's health due to his heart murmur and high blood pressure.
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Conrad Clitheroe was jailed with his friends Gary Cooper and Neil Munro
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Trio arrested after writing down plane registration numbers at UAE airport
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Fears for Mr Clitheroe's health after he ran out of blood pressure medicine
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He will now be able to celebrate first wedding anniversary with wife in May

Question: Mr @placeholder has always insisted they never took any photographs.

Answer: Conrad Clitheroe

Answer: Conrad Clitheroe

Answer: Clitheroe

Answer: Conrad Clitheroe

Answer: Clitheroe


A video showing former NFL star Aaron Hernandez allegedly holding a gun and leaving his home with his two co-defendants just hours before the shooting death of Odin Lloyd has been played in court. The footage, taken by the extensive surveillance system in and around Hernandez's Massachusetts house, was captured on June 17, 2013, the day Lloyd was gunned down in a nearby industrial park. It shows the ex-New England Patriots tight end returning to his $1.3million property, where his infant daughter was being babysat, after celebrating Father's Day with his fiancee, Shayanna Jenkins. After arriving back home at around 12.45am, he is filmed walking through the living room carrying a large black object, before putting it in his pocket. Prosecutors have claimed the item was a gun.
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Surveillance footage was captured in and around Hernandez's $1.3m home
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Shows ex-NFL star walking through living room holding large black object
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Prosecutors have claimed item was gun, but it is not clear in 2013 footage
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Video also depicts Hernandez getting into passenger seat of Nissan Altima
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He is accompanied by his co-defendants, Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz
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Victim Odin Lloyd shot dead in a Massachusetts industrial park  hours later
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Hernandez has denied murder of Lloyd; he faces life in prison if convicted

Question: The @placeholder was returned to the rental car agency by Hernandez later that day.

Answer: Nissan Altima


Serving police officers today backed Donald Trump's claim that  some Muslim communities in the UK are no-go areas because of extremism. Several Met officers have said the 'Islamification' of some parts of the capital requires 'extra vigilance' and they can't wear uniforms for safety reasons - despite Scotland Yard claiming the tycoon 'couldn't be more wrong'. Home Secretary Theresa May tonight rejected Mr Trump's claims, insisting: 'The police in London are not afraid to go out and police the streets.' The US presidential contender caused worldwide consternation yesterday after a string of incendiary remarks about Muslims, including in Britain, and said: 'We have places in London and other places that are so radicalised that police are afraid for their own lives.'
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Donald Trump claims Met police are terrified in radical areas of the capital
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Scotland Yard hit back in rare statement: 'Trump could not be more wrong'
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But several serving officers said there are some safety fears in London
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One  said: 'Trump's not wrong. He pointed out something plainly obvious'
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Another said: 'Islamification  is occurring. You have to have extra vigilance'
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Cameron and Boris lead condemnation but Trump calls critics 'foolish'
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7 people per second sign 200,000-strong  petition calling for UK to ban him
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Are you a serving police officer? What do you think? Email martin.robinson@mailonline.co.uk

Question: 'If Trump has his way, I'd be stopped at US customs and turned back - alongside other @placeholder wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslims

Question: The decision comes as Mr Trump sparked outrage in the US after saying there should be 'a total and complete shutdown' of @placeholder entering the country.

Answer: Muslim

Answer: Muslims


Three Watertown police officers have recalled their chaotic gun battle with the Boston bombers four days after the explosions that killed three people and injured 264. Testifying at Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's trial on Monday, the officers also recounted the terrifying moment he raced towards them in his getaway car - but fatally struck his older brother, Tamerlan, as he fled. The brothers fired a gun at three police officers and hurled bombs at them, including one that was similar to the devices used in the April 15, 2013 attack, the officers testified. Watertown Police patrolman John Reynolds recalled chasing the brothers in two cars hours after they allegedly shot and killed a police officer in nearby Cambridge, and having a large bomb thrown at him and a colleague as they tried to arrest the Tsarnaevs.
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Three police officers testified about the harrowing gun battle in Watertown, Massachusetts during Tsarnaev's trial on Monday
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Before their testimony, jurors visited the bullet-riddled vessel where he was found hiding after the shootout
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They were lifted inside the boat to see the notes he scrawled inside denouncing the U.S. for its wars in Muslim countries
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Tsarnaev, now 21, is on trial for the bombings that killed three and injured more than 260, but his attorneys say he was recruited by his brother
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If convicted, the same jury will decide if he should get the death penalty

Question: Tsarnaev, flanked by three attorneys and @placeholder marshals, watched impassively from a table 50 feet away.

Answer: U.S.


Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has furiously denied talk of a problem between himself and assistant manager Ryan Giggs and has absolved defender Jonny Evans of any blame in the spitting incident with Newcastle's Papiss Cisse on Wednesday night. United win 1-0 at St James Park on Wednesday was notable for the fact Giggs did not appear keen to celebrate Ashley Young's late winner. Van Gaal said on Thursday: 'I am very irritated with this question. Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal insisted he and assistant Ryan Giggs (left) are on good terms The Dutchman refuted claims that there were problems between himself and the former United player
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Louis van Gaal insisted he has a good relationship with Ryan Giggs
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His assistant manager was reserved in celebrating Ashley Young's goal
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The Manchester United boss expressed his anger at suggestions of a rift
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Defender Jonny Evans faces a ban after an incident against Newcastle
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Evans and Papiss Cisse appeared to spit at each other at St James' Park
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Referee Anthony Taylor missed the event and neither player was booked
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READ: Evans DENIES spitting at Cisse... while Newcastle star apologises
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Question: Giggs (left) appeared subdued after Ashley Young scored a late winner against @placeholder on Wednesday

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle


(CNN) A Georgia police officer was indicted Thursday on murder charges in the fatal shooting of Anthony Hill, a U.S. Air Force veteran who was naked and apparently unarmed when he was killed. The DeKalb County grand jury indicted DeKalb County police Officer Robert Olsen on two counts of felony murder, one count of aggravated assault, one count of making a false statement and two counts of violation of oath by a public officer, DeKalb County District Attorney Robert James announced. James said Olsen will be the first Georgia law enforcement officer in five years prosecuted for fatally shooting a civilian while on duty.
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DeKalb County Officer Robert Olsen is released on $110,200 bond
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Defense lawyer says Olsen will be acquitted
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The girlfriend of Anthony Hill, 26, says the Air Force veteran had a mental illness

Question: The false statement count stems from an allegation that @placeholder falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.

Answer: Robert Olsen

Answer: Olsen

Answer: Robert Olsen

Answer: Olsen


A couple have splashed more than £200,000 on plastic surgery just so they can look just like their idols, Ken and Barbie. Anastasia Reskoss, 20, and Quentin Dehar, 23, admit to both being obsessed with the dolls from a young age - and after becoming a couple in 2013, the pair have had more than 15 procedures between them, paid for mainly by their parents. Quentin, from Marseille, France, and Anastasia, who lives in Paris, plan to continue having surgery and are legally changing their names to 'Ken' and 'Doll.' Student Anastasia said: 'We want to spend the rest of our lives together morphing into the dolls we love.'
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Anastasia Reskoss and Quentin Dehar, from France, want to look like dolls
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They spent £206,000 on recreating Barbie and Ken's appearance
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The couple want more surgery and changed names to Barbie and Ken

Question: In 2014, @placeholder splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.

Answer: Anastasia Reskoss

Answer: Anastasia

Answer: Anastasia

Answer: Anastasia Reskoss

Question: And earlier this year, Anastasia had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate @placeholder's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.

Answer: Barbie

Answer: Barbie

Answer: Barbie


Washington (CNN) Transportation Security Administration misconduct is threatening the security of the flying public, according to a report released by the House Homeland Security committee Thursday. After a six-month investigation the report on the agency shows that misconduct grew by almost 29% from fiscal year 2013 to 2015, according to TSA data. And while the number of misconduct allegations has increased, TSA has conducted fewer investigations into misconduct and taken fewer disciplinary actions against employees. The authors of the report say misconduct within the agency is affecting airport security. RELATED: Airline passenger sues TSA for $506.85 over missed flight "The ever-evolving threat landscape and increased concern about the insider threat to aviation security underscores the need for a capable aviation security workforce to detect and stop nefarious activity," the report says.
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TSA misconduct is threatening the security of the flying public, a new report says
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Misconduct grew by almost 29% from fiscal year 2013 to 2015, the report said

Question: The committee made several recommendations for @placeholder to implement to get a better handle on employee misconduct, including identifying a senior executive to be responsible for overseeing the misconduct process.

Answer: Transportation Security Administration

Answer: TSA

Answer: TSA

Answer: TSA

Answer: TSA


Furious MPs last night accused the disgraced former directors of HBOS of making another ‘desperate’ attempt to block the publication of a crucial report into the lender’s collapse. The report, which has still not seen the light of day nearly seven years after the downfall of Halifax Bank of Scotland, had been expected this summer following a series of delays. It will decide whether the City watchdog should take action against former directors including chief executives James Crosby and Andy Hornby, as well as former chairman Lord Stevenson. But after years of wrangling there are growing fears that the findings could be subject to further hold-ups.
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Former HBOS directors accused of trying block the publication of a report
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Document hasn't seen the light of day nearly seven years after the downfall
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The report had been expected  this summer following a series of delays
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It will decide if City watchdog should take action against former directors

Question: In order to prevent any conflict of interest, Mr Cornish did not attend any PRA board meetings where the @placeholder report were discussed.

Answer: HBOS

Answer: Halifax Bank of Scotland

Answer: HBOS


(CNN) The resistance to President Trump's controversial ban on refugees is growing. What started at the grassroots level with spontaneous protests at airports and on city streets is now reaching into higher levels of government. Frustrated with a President who seems to be running roughshod over American policy, Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, an Obama appointee, announced she would not defend the order. Yates said she would refuse to put the power of the Department of Justice behind this measure in the courts. Human rights, civil rights, and civil liberties supporters were bolstered by her defiance. Then Trump fired her by a hand-delivered letter, revealing the fragility of the opposition to this administration. Even with this blowup, it still does not seem that the Republican Senate, eager to secure this moment of unified government, will do anything to jeopardize Senator Jeff Sessions' confirmation as Attorney General. And from everything we know, Sessions will be much more than merely willing to enforce this order and anything else that comes from the Trump White House involving immigration and refugees in the coming years.
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Julian Zelizer says the lesson for Democrats from the Sally Yates firing is that they have to do everything they can to oppose the confirmation of Jeff Sessions as Attorney General and to block Trump's agenda

Question: Even if they can't stop the Sessions confirmation, they should put as much pressure on every @placeholder before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.

Answer: Republican


Seafood is very healthy to eat -- all things considered. Fish and shellfish are an important source of protein, vitamins and minerals, and they are low in saturated fat. But seafood's claim to fame is its omega-3 fatty acids, docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), all of which are beneficial to health. The U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans strongly suggest that adults eat two servings of seafood, or a total of eight ounces, per week. Omega-3s are today's darling of the nutrition world, and many observational studies have indeed shown them to benefit a range of conditions such as high blood pressure, stroke, certain cancers, asthma, Type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer's disease.
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Most Americans eat plenty of protein, but not enough of it is from seafood
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Amid concerns over mercury pollution and sustainability, how do you choose?

Question: One of the things I research is @placeholder' meat and protein consumption.

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans


Daily Show host Jon Stewart took his life into his hands on Monday night when he entered the wrestling ring to spar with WWE star Seth Rollins. The feud had been simmering between the pair for the past two weeks after current Money In The Bank-title holder Rollins claimed that he could do a better job of hosting the Comedy Central show. Stewart then issued a challenge to Rollins via a cell phone clip before the two men briefly came face-to-face on The Daily Show itself last week when Rollins got Stewart in a headlock. Scroll down for videos Daily Show host Jon Stewart took his life into his hands on Monday night when he entered the wrestling ring to spar with WWE star Seth Rollins as their feud continued
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Daily Show host Stewart took his life into his hands when he entered the wrestling ring to spar with WWE star Seth Rollins as their feud continued
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A feud has been simmering after the Bank-title holder Rollins claimed that he could do a better job of hosting the Comedy Central show
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As Rollins was about to hit Stewart, WrestleMania opponent Randy Orton interrupted proceedings and gave Stewart time to kick Rollins

Question: The pair’s beef started two weeks ago when @placeholder had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.

Answer: Seth Rollins

Answer: Rollins

Answer: Rollins

Answer: Rollins

Answer: Seth Rollins

Answer: Seth Rollins

Answer: Rollins

Answer: Rollins

Question: The pair’s beef started two weeks ago when Rollins had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of @placeholder'.

Answer: WWE

Answer: WWE

Answer: WWE


Aleppo, Syria (CNN) The Syrian army has stopped all military actions in Aleppo and is focusing efforts on evacuating residents, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Thursday. "This is the largest ever evacuation of eastern Aleppo residents, with close to 5,000 residents being moved," Lavrov told reporters at the summit of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, or OSCE, in Hamburg, Germany. Lavrov's words were echoed by Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, who called this the "biggest operation for civilian evacuation." CNN crews on the ground in Aleppo could still hear mortar rounds going off despite the announcement.
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Russian foreign minister says the Syrian army has stopped military actions in Aleppo
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CNN crews in Aleppo say they heard mortar rounds going off despite the announcement

Question: However, in his first public comments since the Aleppo offensive began in mid-November, he also cautioned that retaking @placeholder did not in itself mean an end to the bloody conflict.

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo


(CNN) Thirty-one athletes hoping to compete at August's Olympics tested positive for banned substances at the 2008 Beijing Games and could now be ruled out of Rio, the International Olympic Committee says. The IOC didn't reveal where the athletes came from or their names, but said 12 countries and six different sports were involved. The ruling body said its executive board "agreed unanimously to initiate proceedings immediately, with the 12 (national Olympic committees) concerned informed in the coming days." "All those athletes infringing from anti-doping rules will be banned from competing at the Olympic Games Rio 2016," it added. Tuesday's revelation only thickens the black cloud surrounding drugs and the Olympics, much of it involving Russia -- whose track-and-field athletes were banned from competing from Rio this year due to regular doping in the past.
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IOC finds drug offenses in 2008 retests
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Plans to retest London 2012 athletes
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Samples are kept for 10 years
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Aims to clean up sport for Rio Games

Question: "By stopping so many doped athletes from participating in Rio we are showing once more our determination to protect the integrity of the Olympic competitions, including the Rio anti-doping laboratory, so that the @placeholder magic can unfold in Rio de Janeiro."

Answer: Olympics

Answer: International Olympic Committee

Answer: Olympic

Answer: Olympic Games Rio

Answer: Olympics


A group of black attorneys have called for the second officer connected to the fatal shooting of South Carolina father Walter Scott to be arrested. National Bar Association officials said that Officer Clarence Habersham, 37, who was the second policeman to arrive at the dead man's body after shooter Michael Slager, should be fired and prosecuted for filing a false report. The call comes after Slager, who has been fired from the North Charleston police and charged with murder last week, is thought to have falsified reports on the circumstances that led to Scott's death. Warning: Graphic Content Below Scroll down for video
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National Bar Association calls for Clarence Habersham, 37, to be indicted
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Officer filed brief supplemental report where he said he rendered aid
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Video of the incident does not show aid or CPR being administered to body of Walter Scott, who had been shot five times in the back
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Officer Michael Slager, who shot Scott, faces murder charge
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Scott, father of four, mourned on Saturday at funeral ceremony

Question: Slager then drops the Taser next to the dead body in the presence of @placeholder.

Answer: Clarence Habersham

Answer: Clarence Habersham


Britain has re-entered the list of the ten countries with highest unleaded prices in the world despite prices at UK pumps falling below the level seen in 2013 when it last featured. The high level of tax on fuel in the UK has meant British drivers have seen less benefit from falls in global oil prices than many of their international counterparts, pushing it further up the list. It is now the seventh priciest country for motorists to fill up, the latest Santander/This is Money petrol price index reveals today. Norway tops the table once more, retaining the spot it has held in the last two years.
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Third This is Money worldwide petrol index since 2012
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Britain back in the list after falling out two years ago
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Norway once again has most expensive fuel in the world

Question: Broken down, of an average 122p per litre in the @placeholder, 57.95p is duty and 22.15p is VAT.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


(CNN) -- Cheers in Moscow. Fear in Kiev. And jeers from the West. When Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region Tuesday and signed a formal decree, he made a major European crisis almost irreversible. His nation's lawmakers wept and gave him a standing ovation in parliament as he barraged the West for what he described as its numerous betrayals. But in Western capitals, there was no applause. Governments imposed sanctions on Russian leaders and warned that's just the beginning. Here's the rationalization for Putin's decision, and the reasoning for the West's derision. POINT Crimea rightfully belongs to Russia
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announces the annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region
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Admonition, sanctions pour in from the West

Question: And @placeholder was handed over "like a sack of potatoes," Ukraine's Kyiv Post said.

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Answer: Crimea

Question: Now the people have spoken, and they want to be a part of Russia, Putin said, referring to a hastily-called weekend referendum on separating from @placeholder.

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraine


(CNN) Syrian troops rolled into the occupied city of Palmyra late last week, capturing the ancient Palmyra Castle as they marched toward the ISIS fighters commanding the ancient city, state-run media said. And as the UNESCO world heritage site comes once again under the control of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces, eyes turn to the vandalism wrought on its ancient treasures by the brutal, unbending jihadist group, which sees ancient artifacts as un-Islamic and ripe for destruction. UNESCO says it plans to evaluate the extent of the damage soon. But images taken in the aftermath of Syrian troops' regaining of the city show many of the structures -- which date from the first and second centuries and marry Greco-Roman techniques with local traditions and Persian influences -- remain in place, bolstering hopes that ISIS didn't completely raze the ancient site.
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ISIS loses control of Palmyra, including ancient cultural treasures
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While some artifacts were destroyed, others remain untouched or can be saved
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Russian President Vladimir Putin pledges support for conservation and restoration of ancient treasures

Question: "We promise to restore the city as it used to be, in a cultural and intellectual message opposite to the destruction and terror, so the city will again represent the tolerance and multicultural richness that @placeholder has had through history, the things that the militants of ISIS hate the most," the statement says.

Answer: Palmyra

Answer: Palmyra Castle

Answer: Palmyra

Question: "We promise to restore the city as it used to be, in a cultural and intellectual message opposite to the destruction and terror, so the city will again represent the tolerance and multicultural richness that Palmyra has had through history, the things that the militants of @placeholder hate the most," the statement says.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


An elderly German man recently indicted on mass murder charges for his time spent at  Auschwitz in WW2 was on duty when Jewish diarist Anne Frank arrived. Hubert Zafke, now 94, was present when Anne came in on a train carrying 498 men, 442 women and 79 children from Holland's Westerbork concentration camp on September 5, 1944, prosecution documents released at the weekend show. Anne, whose memoir of a life in hiding from the Nazis became the single most poignant piece of Holocaust literature, was later transferred to the Belsen concentration camp in Germany where she died early in 1945. Only her father would survive the war.
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Hubert Zafke was on duty when the train arrived on September 5, 1944
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Joined the Hitler Youth as a teenager before becoming junior squad leader
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Father-of-four accused of helping to gas or shoot victims while on duty
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Anne was later transferred to Belsen concentration camp and died in 1945

Question: More than 1.1 million people, mostly @placeholder, were liquidated at Auschwitz.

Answer: Jewish


(CNN) Hordes of fans queue outside, eagerly awaiting a glimpse of their heroes. Inside, a shining trophy stands upon a pedestal. The players arrive, eyeing it covetously as they make their way to their positions. Suited pundits have had their say and hand over to the commentators. One team forms a pre-match huddle; the other waits patiently for the game to commence. A stirring light show ceases; a chanting crowd falls to an expectant hush. But this isn't the Champions League final. This isn't Wimbledon. This isn't the Super Bowl. A new game This is eSports, dubbed by data analytics service Newzoo as the "biggest thing to hit (the tech) industry since the launch of the iPhone in 2007."
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eSports is a potential $1B industry
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Leading player says will "be as big as NHL"
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Team boss says "stereotypical gamer is dead"
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Also hit by match-fixing, doping and injuries

Question: According to @placeholder, the eSports global audience grew from 204 million to 292 million between 2014 and 2016 -- a 43% increase in just two years -- and it's projected to exceed 427 million around the world by 2019.

Answer: Newzoo


(CNN) This is the story of a little PO box in Northern Virginia and the conspiracy that wasn't. When the Republican presidential primary was still in full swing in March, officials from Donald Trump's campaign promoted a conspiracy theory -- one of many -- insisting there was a nefarious link between his political opponents and an anti-Trump super PAC. It began this spring when a group called Make America Awesome, an anti-Trump group, posted a photo of Trump's wife, Melania, that criticized her for posing semi-nude in a magazine photo shoot. Trump responded by crudely lambasting the physical appearance of Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi, and he justified it by claiming that Cruz was behind the attack on his own wife.
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Why do many campaigns and Super PACs share the same PO box?
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The reason is a lot less interesting than the conspiracy that has been alleged

Question: Because those groups listed the same address, they claimed it was proof that the anti-@placeholder forces were operating from the same source.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A fifteen-year-old mother who vanished with her newborn baby sparking a huge police manhunt has been found safe and well. Katie Kelly from Long Buckby, Northamptonshire disappeared with her daughter Kiah-Mae Boyle at around 7.30pm on Tuesday. The baby's father, Katie's 18-year-old boyfriend Karl Boyle, was also missing. On Friday Northamptonshire Police confirmed Katie and her 12-week-old baby had been found safe and well. They were being looked after by officers last night, a spokesman said. 'We are pleased to report that missing teenager, 15-year-old Katie Kelly and her 12-week-old daughter Kiah-Mae, have both been found safe and well,' a statement released by the force said.
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Katie Kelly, 15, and her daughter Kiah-Mae have been found safe and well
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The teenager vanished from her home in Northamptonshire on Tuesday
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Fears grew she may have gone to meet her 18-year-old boyfriend
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Northamptonshire Police has thanked the public for their help

Question: '@placeholder is vulnerable and the baby is going to need food and nappies.

Answer: Katie Kelly

Answer: Katie

Answer: Katie

Answer: Katie Kelly

Answer: Katie Kelly


Belgian teenager Obbi Oulare scored as Club Brugge came from behind to beat Anderlecht in front of scouts from a number of Europe’s top clubs. Scouts from Manchester United, Everton, Sunderland, Burnley, Dortmund and Leverkusen were in Belgium to watch the top of the table clash. And Sportsmail understands 19-year-old Oulare was the reason the scouts from England and Germany were in attendance. Club Brugge forward Obbi Oulare holds off a defender during his side's Europa League game last week Oulare started against Dinpro in midweek and scored against Anderlecht for the Brugge on Sunday And he did not disappoint as he scored in the 74th minute after a Timmy Simons own goal to put Anderlecht ahead.
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Highly rated striker Obbi Oulare attracting attention from around Europe
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Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund among sides scouting Oulare
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The 19-year-old found the net as Brugge extended lead at top of league

Question: The young striker is being watched by some of Europe's top clubs, including @placeholder

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United


Jerusalem (CNN) -- A former foreign minister joined Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's future governing coalition and has been tapped to lead peace talks with the Palestinians. Tzipi Livni and her centrist Hatnua party will be part of a government headed by Likud-Beitenu, the political movement headed by the prime minister. Livni, a former opposition leader, foreign minister and justice minister, will again serve in the justice minister post. Hatnua, which means "movement," is the first party to join a Netanyahu's coalition. There has been a lot of political jockeying among a range of movements since last month's national elections. Among those are centrists, rightists, and ultra-Orthodox groups.
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Tzipi Livni is a former justice minister
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Her centrist party, Hatnua, is the first to join the future coalition
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Livni will play a role in welcoming U.S. President Barack Obama to Israel

Question: Livni, who campaigned on the importance of the peace process, thanked @placeholder.

Answer: Benjamin Netanyahu

Answer: Netanyahu


(CNN) -- "Obama did worse." "Christie's toast." Those are the two main things media commentators, from the right and the left, said about New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie this week. Together, they expose the carelessness of the way we talk and think about the people who aspire to the presidency. Start from this point: Many on Christie's staff are implicated in an abuse of power that inflicted harm upon tens of thousands of people. Perhaps the governor didn't know that his staffers had gleefully ordered a traffic disruption on the George Washington Bridge last year. There is no evidence that he did know. On the other hand, these were the people the governor had chosen. This was the culture of the office he led.
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David Frum: Chris Christie's team broke rules to gain revenge against opponent
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He says question for governor is whether he can learn from this episode
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Running for president is a test of character, Frum says; can Christie overcome his flaws?
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Frum: Ex-President Nixon realized too late that hating his opponents was his undoing

Question: When a politician gets into trouble, as @placeholder has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.

Answer: Christie

Answer: Chris Christie

Answer: Christie

Answer: Chris Christie

Answer: Christie

Question: At his news conference after the damning bridge e-mails came to light, @placeholder repeatedly denounced the abuse of conduct as contrary to his personal standards.

Answer: Christie

Answer: Chris Christie

Answer: Christie

Answer: Chris Christie

Answer: Christie


(CNN) Records were broken and protests made in a dramatic conclusion to the Sydney-Hobart yacht race that was fought out between super maxis Wild Oats XI and LDV Comanche. Wild Oats finished the grueling 628-nautical mile dash from Sydney down the east coast of Australia, across the infamous Bass Strait to Hobart, Tasmania in a record time of one day eight hours, 48 minutes and 50 seconds, taking four hours off Perpetual Loyal's time last year. But the owner of second-placed Comanche -- a boat that's been nicknamed "the aircraft carrier" -- which crossed the line 26 minutes after Wild Oats, says he's lodging a protest following a near collision at the start of the race in Sydney Harbour.
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Wilds Oats XI takes line honors
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LDV Comanche launches protest

Question: Two years ago Wild Oats shredded its mainsail in fierce winds while sailing down Australia's east coast in the Sydney-@placeholder.

Answer: Hobart

Answer: Hobart


Current and former members of the Penn State football program were among those offering condolences Sunday following the death of legendary ex-head coach Joe Paterno. Penn State Board of Trustees and University President Rodney Erickson: "We grieve for the loss of Joe Paterno, a great man who made us a greater university. His dedication to ensuring his players were successful both on the field and in life is legendary and his commitment to education is unmatched in college football. His life, work and generosity will be remembered always. The University plans to honor him for his many contributions and to remember his remarkable life and legacy. We are all deeply saddened. We are considering appropriate ways to honor the great life and legacy of Joe Paterno. The University's Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is consulting with members of the Penn State community on the nature and timing of the gathering."
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Former Penn State officials express sadness
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Jerry Sandusky: Paterno "maintained a high standard in a very difficult profession"
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Former President George H.W. Bush "deeply saddened" at Paterno's passing

Question: To be following in his footsteps at @placeholder is an honor.

Answer: Penn State

Answer: Penn State

Answer: Penn State


Washington (CNN) Ohio Republican Gov. John Kasich slammed the GOP health care bill on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday morning, calling it "inadequate" and saying his party was "trying to fulfill a campaign promise" in pushing it through. The former presidential candidate said Medicaid covers 700,000 people in his state, a third of whom have mental illness or drug addictions and a quarter of whom have chronic diseases -- people who Kasich said would be hurt by the proposed changes in the bill. Kasich cited how the bill would limit Medicaid expansion by 2020, which he said would create problems because of the way people cycle off of Medicaid coverage -- and never to get back on.
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Kasich called the just-passed GOP health care bill "inadequate"
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The CBO's original score of the bill in March projected an $880 billion cut to Medicaid over 10 years
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"I think the fundamental issue here are the resources," Kasich said

Question: "Remember that there are no cuts to the Medicaid program; there's increases in spending, but what we're doing is apportioning it in a way that allows the states more flexibility to cover their Medicaid and care for their @placeholder population," Price said.

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid

Question: "We believe strongly that the @placeholder population will be cared for in a better way under our program because it will be more responsive to them," Price said.

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid

Answer: Medicaid


David Cameron suffered a major blow tonight after Britain's gold-plated credit rating was thrown into doubt - because of his decision to call an EU referendum. Standard & Poor's, the only major agency to still give Britain a top-notch AAA rating, announced it was lowering its outlook for the UK from 'stable' to 'negative'. It blamed the move – which means Britain is a step closer to a full-on credit downgrade – on Mr Cameron's decision to renegotiate the UK's membership of the EU before an in/out vote by 2017. In a statement, the agency said: 'The UK government's decision to hold a referendum on EU membership by 2017 indicates that economic policymaking could be at risk of being more exposed to party politics than we had previously anticipated.'
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Standard & Poor's is the only major agency to still give UK a AAA rating
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Credit agency has now placed the UK's outlook on 'negative' from 'stable'
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The move means Britain is a step closer to a full-on credit downgrade

Question: It said the @placeholder will enjoy 'solid economic growth' in the coming years but added the Chancellor will miss his budget targets.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


Germany cancelled a football match against Holland in Hanover just 90 minutes before kick-off after receiving 'concrete information' about a terror threat. A concert venue in the city was also evacuated amid heightened security concerns in the wake of last week's atrocities in Paris. One report on a local newspaper website claimed an ambulance packed with explosives was found outside the HDI Arena. There were also reports of a known trouble-maker, who was held at gunpoint by police outside the ground. According to an NTV reporter on CNN, a second suspicious device was found in a train station close to the stadium.
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Police said they were forced to cancel the match because they had 'concrete information' about a bomb threat
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Germany were due to take on Holland in an international friendly at the HDI Arena in Hanover tonight
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Reports said a North African terror group was planning an attack Hanover with assault rifles and suicide vests
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Police had earlier removed a suspicious suitcase from the ground and closed off roads leading into the area
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A second suspicious device was also found in a train station close to the stadium, according to local reports
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One report claimed an ambulance packed with explosives has been found outside the stadium
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel had been expected to attend the match with members of her cabinet
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See our full international news coverage from Germany and the rest of the world

Question: Regularly we receive information about threats against Germany, especially after an attack like in @placeholder.

Answer: Paris


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and top U.S. officials faced off Monday in dueling speeches on the high-stakes Iran nuclear negotiations, a signature foreign policy objective of President Barack Obama. 'Imagine what Iran would do with nuclear weapons,' he warned on Tuesday, saying that the Islamic republic is already training, arming and dispatching terrorists on five continents. Asked whether President Obama watched the speech, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters: 'I don’t believe that he did.' Netanyahu says a nuclear-capable Iran would have the means to achieve its stated goal of annihilating Israel. He listed a litany of instances when Israel has acted on its own, in defiance of the U.S., to protect itself.
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White House says Obama did not watch Netanyahu's speech on Monday
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Speech at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee meeting on Monday preceded his address to a Joint Meeting of Congress
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House Speaker John Boehner says 'we've had 10 times the number of requests for tickets than there are seats available in the gallery' on Tuesday
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White House sent Susan Rice and Samantha Power to rebut Netanyahu
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'Imagine what Iran would do with nuclear weapons,' Netanyahu warned as the US continues negotiations that could ultimately allow it
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He suggested Israel might act against Iran on its own, listing times when it's defied the US to defend itself
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Prime minister will speak to Congress Tuesday, but some Democrats are boycotting the event; he won't meet with Obama or Biden in Washington

Question: There will never be a sunset on America's commitment to @placeholder's security.

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israel

Question: A Netanyahu adviser told reporters traveling to Washington with the prime minister on Sunday that he was not coming to the @placeholder capital to offend Obama.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: US

Answer: US


Mark Hughes has accused Steve Bruce of trying to ‘defend the indefensible’ over Maynor Figueroa’s tackle on Stephen Ireland that left the Stoke City midfielder with a deep gash in his calf. The Hull City manager responded to Hughes’ anger at the incident by insisting Ireland should already have been sent off following ‘the worst challenge on the pitch’ on David Meyler at the Britannia Stadium. A picture of Ireland’s bloody leg was revealed in the aftermath of the match but Bruce said: ‘I could show you a picture of Figueroa's ankle, he had five stitches in it and carried on.’
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Stephen Ireland forced off after Maynor Figueroa tackle on Saturday
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Hull City defender scraped studs down back of Ireland's calf in defeat
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Steve Bruce claims Ireland should have been sent off earlier in the game
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Mark Hughes angered by Bruce and says he should accept Figueroa's error
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Stoke City boss says Hull counterpart is trying to 'defend the indefensible'

Question: Hughes added: ‘It looks likely @placeholder is unavailable for two to three weeks.

Answer: Stephen Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Stephen Ireland

Answer: Ireland

Answer: Ireland


Any positive omen is welcome when you are trying to beat Novak Djokovic, so Andy Murray will hope the weather forecasters are right when he begins his French Open semi-final on Friday afternoon. The temperature is predicted to nudge into the nineties, bringing back memories of the tropical feel that accompanied his last win over his Serbian contemporary, in the 2013 Wimbledon final. Where there is heat there is hope. The imperious world No 1 is not always comfortable in it and the unusually quick conditions might just help as the Scot goes for the finest win of his career.
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Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic play in the French Open semis on Friday
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Murray must halt a seven-match losing streak against the Serbian to win
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They follow Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Stan Wawrinka in Paris
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They'll play in a predicted 33C heatwave, which could benefit Murray
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A new French Open champion will be crowned after the final on Sunday

Question: So that, to me, helps the person (@placeholder) playing him directly after.

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray


Conor McGregor and Chad Mendes were unable to complete the traditional face-off on Friday night as the simmering tension between the pair reached boiling point. Mendes stepped in for the injured champion Jose Aldo at less than three weeks' notice but weighed in half a pound under the 145lb featherweight limit in Las Vegas. McGregor, who was roared on by the large contingent of Irish fans among the record 11,000 who attended the weigh-in, made the weight exactly. But UFC president Dana White had to keep the two at arm's length as the fight threatened to break out 24 hours early.
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Conor McGregor takes on Chad Mendes in Las Vegas on Saturday night
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The Irishman was due to face Jose Aldo but he pulled out with a rib injury
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McGregor and Mendes almost came to blows at the weigh-in on Friday
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The 26-year-old faces a career-defining night against Mendes

Question: He also posted on Instagram: 'I've seen crack heads roaming the street that look healthier than McGregor right now', in reference to the @placeholder's gaunt appearance.

Answer: Irish

Answer: Irishman


Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg found themselves in unusual positions towards the rear of the timesheet at the end of the first practice session for the Bahrain Grand Prix while Kimi Raikkonen posted the fastest time. But there was no alarm as Mercedes focused on a particular plan, with the 90-minute session at the Bahrain International Circuit hardly representative of what all the drivers will face in qualifying and the race. At the start of FP1, and with the track exceptionally dusty - a situation which will naturally improve over the weekend with use - the circuit and air temperatures were a searing 52 and 36 degrees centigrade respectively.
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Kimi Raikkonen finished ahead of Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel
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British driver and Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton finished 16th
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Jenson Button stalled his car right at start of the practice session

Question: @placeholder looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session

Answer: Lewis Hamilton

Answer: Lewis Hamilton


A father-of-two 'in the wrong place at the wrong time' was killed in a suspected drive-by shooting that also left a woman fighting for her life. Police have launched a murder investigation after the man, named locally as Erdogan Guzel, 42, was gunned down in front of a north London bakery. Paramedics battled for over an hour to save his life but he was declared dead at the scene in the busy Lordship Lane, Wood Green. The female victim remains in a critical but stable condition at an east London hospital. Scotland Yard confirmed that no arrests have yet been made in connection with the fatal shooting.
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Pair were shot in the street just before 5.45pm in Wood Green, London
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The man, named locally as Erdogan Guzel, 42, was declared dead at scene
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Female victim remains in a critical yet a stable condition at London hospital
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Scotland Yard confirmed that no arrests have been made over incident
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One witness claims the pair were gunned down in a drive-by shooting

Question: 'Officers, London Ambulance Service and @placeholder's Air Ambulance are all in attendance.

Answer: London

Answer: London

Answer: London

Answer: London


Jerusalem (CNN) Long-time Palestinian rivals Fatah and Hamas have reached a reconciliation agreement after a decade of failed attempts and often bitter acrimony. Under the deal, brokered by Egypt, a new unity government will take administrative control of Gaza in December. If the deal holds, it would end a decade-long rift that began with violent clashes between the two groups in 2007. Fatah, the party of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, governs the West Bank, while Hamas runs Gaza. The two factions had started reconciliation talks in Cairo on Tuesday. Senior Hamas member Saleh al-Arouri told a Cairo news conference that Hamas was determined to end the division between it and Fatah, saying they had "no choice but to continue to advance the unity of [the Palestinian people] and reach our hopes and aspirations."
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Long-standing Palestinian rivals agree accord
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Deal could mean the end of a decade-long rift between the West Bank and Gaza

Question: The Palestinian Authority had demanded, for example, that Hamas disband its military wing and relinquish security control to the Palestinian Authority, a point @placeholder had refused to concede.

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas

Answer: Hamas