(CNN) -- When the world first met Mickey Mouse, it was as a steamboat captain, a cowboy, a wizard's apprentice and in other roles that, while enduring, wouldn't exactly be considered tech-savvy to a 2013 audience. But before the famous mouse came along, Walt Disney created a character who possessed many of the traits of today's gadget geek -- and who maintains his technological edge over Mickey to this day. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit will be familiar by now to players of "Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two," released in November, and the original title in the series from Disney Interactive Studios.
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In "Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two," Oswald the Lucky Rabbit steps forward
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Oswald was created by Walt Disney in 1927, a year before Mickey Mouse
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Designers say while Mickey's a "Boy Scout," Oswald is edgier
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Even in the 1920s, Oswald was a gadget-obsessed techie

Question: @placeholder wields a radio device that allows him shoot electricity, create electrified fields and control robotic enemies.

Answer: Lucky Rabbit

Answer: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit

Answer: Oswald

Answer: Oswald

Answer: Oswald

Question: Spector said the differences between the more modern Oswald and the old-school @placeholder is evident in their behaviors.

Answer: Mickey Mouse

Answer: Mickey

Answer: Mickey Mouse

Answer: Mickey

Question: He describes @placeholder as "Boy Scout-like," "a good guy," "always doing the right thing."

Answer: Mickey Mouse

Answer: Mickey

Answer: Mickey Mouse

Answer: Mickey

Question: "He is a great character and deserves a life of his own in games and not just as @placeholder's sidekick."

Answer: Mickey Mouse

Answer: Mickey

Answer: Mickey Mouse

Answer: Mickey


Manny Pacquiao is training harder than ever as he prepares for his $300million fight against Floyd Mayweather Jnr in May. The Filipino star posted more videos on Instagram from his Los Angeles training camp on Wednesday as he starts to spend more time in the gym in the run-up to the bout. Pacquiao showed off his hand speed inside the ring and out, dancing about and throwing punches before working on the speed ball. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch  videos of Manny Pacquiao training for Mayweather fight Manny Pacquiao takes to the ring in his Los Angeles gym to show off his speed of movement
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Filipino fighter shows off impressive hand-speed during training session
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Manny Pacquiao training in LA ahead of $300m Floyd Mayweather bout
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Pacquiao will complete his training at Freddie Roach's Wild Card Gym
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Roach says his fighter must not get distracted by Mayweather's trash-talk
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Mayweather shared pictures as he continued his preparations for the fight

Question: @placeholder also posted a message for his fans as he ups the intensity with the fight just two months away.

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Manny Pacquiao

Answer: Pacquiao


Vern Cotter has vowed Scotland's World Cup warriors will not take a single backwards step as they pursue a first semi-final appearance in 24 years. Up against tournament favourites Australia in Sunday's quarter-final at Twickenham, the Scots – rocked by the controversial suspension of star starters Jonny Gray and Ross Ford – have been given no chance by most pundits. But Cotter, his hopes enhance by the news of influential Wallabies breakdown expert David Pocock being ruled out through injury, is adamant that his inexperienced side will show now fear. Seeking to become the first Scotland head coach to lead the nation into the last four since the amateur days of 1991, Cotter said: 'These guys are competitors. That's why they play the game.
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Scotland face tournament favourites Australia in Sunday's quarter-final
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Vern Cotter: 'It's a massive challenge. Get out there and have a real go at it'
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Scotland will be without suspended stars Jonny Gray and Ross Ford
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Rugby World Cup 2015: Latest RWC news, results and fixtures

Question: @placeholder looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.

Answer: Vern Cotter

Answer: Cotter

Answer: Cotter

Answer: Vern Cotter


(CNN) Brenda Delgado allegedly plotted the death of a Dallas dentist who was dating her former boyfriend. After her accomplices killed her romantic rival, she fled to Mexico, authorities say. Delgado has been on the run for seven months, and the FBI added her Wednesday to its list of 10 Most Wanted Fugitives. In a killing allegedly fueled by Delgado's jealousy, the accused accomplices waited for dentist Kendra Hatcher at a parking garage in Dallas, then shot her. Delgado, 33, was indicted on capital murder charges following the September shooting. "Although she didn't pull the trigger herself, she is still responsible for the murder," said Thomas Class Sr. of the FBI's Dallas division.
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Brenda Delgado has been on the run for seven months
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She allegedly hired two men to kill her ex-boyfriend's new lover
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Delgado is the ninth woman placed on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List

Question: Mexico is opposed to the death sentence, and @placeholder authorities have pledged to seek life in prison instead.

Answer: Dallas

Answer: Dallas

Answer: Dallas


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump asked two of his top intelligence officials to publicly knock down the idea that his 2016 presidential campaign had colluded with the Russians in the days after then-FBI Director James Comey revealed a federal investigation was underway into the matter, according to reporting by The Washington Post and CNN. Both men -- Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency head Mike Rogers -- were uncomfortable with the request and turned it down. This latest episode is not an isolated incident. It's part of a broader pattern of the Trump presidency where the chief executive seems to violate protocol willy-nilly in pursuit of his own political agendas.
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Trump's flouting of how a presidential candidate needed to act in public was a key to his electoral succes
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His flouting of how a president needs to act in private is now hamstringing and endangering his first term

Question: "Current and former officials said that Trump either lacks an understanding of the @placeholder's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."

Answer: FBI


Washington (CNN) Sen. Lindsey Graham, a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, said Thursday that many of the President's actions are troubling -- but that does not make them criminal. The South Carolina Republican told CBS's Gayle King that it was inappropriate for Trump to tell James Comey that he needed his loyalty over dinner, as the former FBI director alleged in testimony released Wednesday. "Half of what Trump does is not OK," he said Thursday on "This Morning." "If you are trying to convict him for being a bull in a China shop, crude and rude, you'd win." "A lot of this stuff troubles me, but it is not a crime," Graham added.
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"Half of what Trump does is not OK," Graham said Thursday
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He said, however, that Comey's opening statement shows there is no obstruction of justice case against Trump

Question: The ousted FBI director wrote that @placeholder asked him to pledge his loyalty.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Judges in two separate cases have ruled in favor of pharma giant Johnson & Johnson, overturning large financial judgments awarded to plaintiffs who believe the company's Baby Powder and Shower to Shower powder products caused their ovarian cancer. One award was to a California woman for $417 million, and another was to an Alabama woman for $72 million. In the California case, which was decided by a jury in August, Eva Echeverria testified that she had been using talcum powder as a regular part of her feminine hygiene routine for more than 50 years, since she was 11. She developed ovarian cancer and stopped using the powder in 2016, after she read a news story about another woman who used it and had ovarian cancer.
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Judge overturns a $417 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson in talcum powder case
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A woman claimed that regular use of baby powder caused her ovarian cancer
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Thousands of similar cases are pending in courts across the country

Question: That case involved another lifelong talc user who had lived in @placeholder and died four months before the trial.

Answer: Alabama


Jamie Vardy wrote his name into the Premier League record books, with the Leicester striker's opener in the 1-1 draw against Manchester United the 11th consecutive game in which he has found the target. Vardy latched onto Christian Fuchs' pinpoint ball down the channel to beat David de Gea with a rifled shot across goal to give Claudio Ranieri's side the lead after 24 minutes at the King Power Stadium. It was the 28-year-old's 13th goal in 11 Premier League appearances - his 14th in total for the season - and the former Fleetwood Town striker will now set his sights on eclipsing Jimmy Dunne's record of scoring in 12 consecutive games  in the 1930s with Sheffield United.
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Jamie Vardy put Leicester ahead against Manchester United to set a new Premier League record on Saturday
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Striker drilled past David de Gea to score historic goal and eclipse Ruud van Nistelrooy's tally in 10 straight games
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28-year-old began his incredible run of scoring in the 1-1 draw with Bournemouth back on August 29
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Van Nistelrooy was quick to congratulate the striker on Instagram for having overtaken him in the scoring charts
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Vardy will look to set a new all-time record of goals in consecutive league games set by Jimmy Dunne in the 1930s

Question: Vardy kick-started his run with a penalty against newly-promoted opposition in the shape of @placeholder.

Answer: Bournemouth


(CNN) Medical marijuana is now legal in 29 states and the District of Columbia. But the law is not quite as black and white regarding marijuana extracts such as cannabidiol. CBD is one of the active ingredients in cannabis, increasingly thought to offer wide-ranging health benefits, with few side effects and little risk of addiction or abuse. "More and more evidence is coming out that CBD can be helpful for a variety of conditions, from anxiety to inflammation to seizures and epilepsy," said Marcel Bonn-Miller, an adjunct assistant professor of psychology in psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania. No surprise, dozens of companies are jumping on the proverbial bandwagon, peddling these products to consumers who have high hopes that they will help treat myriad ailments, from chronic pain to PTSD.
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Cannabidiol is a compound in marijuana that can provide medicinal benefits
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A new study finds that only one-third of CBD products sold online are accurately labeled

Question: The researchers found that only 31% of the products tested contained the precise amount of CBD advertised on the label (within the acceptable margin of error), while 26% contained less @placeholder than the label indicated and 43% contained more.

Answer: CBD

Answer: CBD

Answer: CBD

Question: Of course, your best bet is to always talk to your doctor before starting or stopping any medications or supplements, including @placeholder.

Answer: CBD

Answer: CBD

Answer: CBD


'Liberty', 'compassion', 'love' and 'solidarity' - these are some of the words the people of Paris have used to describe their city as they rally against the terrorist attacks that killed 129 people last Friday. Tragedy sent the country into mourning but the the people of France have emerged hopeful, standing strong side by side with many refusing to feel intimidated. Parisian blogger Yanique Francis, 33, took to the streets of Paris to ask inhabitants to sum up their feelings in one word - and the overwhelming message was one of hope. Parisians wrote down their word on a piece of paper - either in French or English - with many stressing that they would not 'stop living' and others believed the tragedy had actually strengthened the capital.
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Parisians share their thoughts in one word following the attacks
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Many say Paris is still 'alive' and they will not change their way of life
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They've seen displays of 'solidarity' and 'compassion' which gives hope

Question: The 29-year-old said: 'It pierced the entire French and more specifically the @placeholder population.

Answer: Paris

Answer: Parisian

Answer: Paris

Answer: Parisians

Answer: Parisians

Answer: Paris


The number of immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean has been increasing in recent years and they now account for almost ten per cent of the overall black population in the United States. Foreign-born blacks made up just 3.1 per cent of the black population in 1980, but they accounted for 8.7 per cent of that group in 2013, according to a report from the Pew Research Center. With 3.8 million foreign-born blacks already living in the United States, the center estimates 16.5 per cent of the US black population will be comprised of immigrants by 2060. The nearly 586,000 Haitians (above) in the US account for about 15 per cent of the black immigrant population
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Foreign-born blacks made up 3.1 per cent of the black population in 1980
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That number has been on rise and they were 8.7 per cent of group in 2013
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Majority of immigrants are from Jamaica, Haiti, Ethiopia and Nigeria
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Black immigrants more likely to have college degree and have a higher income and are less likely to live in poverty than the US-born population
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Foreign-born blacks are now large part of population in NYC, DC and Miami

Question: Immigrants from Jamaica (above) and @placeholder make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population

Answer: Haitians

Answer: Haiti


(CNN) -- The family of a Florida man has released video of his death, hoping to get criminal charges filed against the police officer who ran him over. On May 8, Marlon Brown was being chased by DeLand police because they allegedly saw that he was not wearing a seatbelt. At a dead-end road, Brown stopped his car and started running. One of the police cars hit and ran him over, its dashcam video recording the entire incident. Last week, a grand jury decided not to indict officer James Harris on a criminal charge of vehicular manslaughter. That's when the family decided to go public, and release the video.
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Marlon Brown died on May 8 after he was run over by a DeLand, Florida, police officer
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The police officer was fired, but a grand jury decided not to indict him
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Outraged, his family released dashcam video of his death
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The family want the police officer to face criminal charges

Question: @placeholder, who has been fired as a result of the incident, could not be reached for comment.

Answer: James Harris


Young Australians are being enticed with cash and offers of a luxurious holiday in Turkey by terrorist recruiters. One of the recruiting operations, which is understood to be headed by Australian Islamic State poster boy Mohamed Elomar, are luring the potential jihadists into a hotel in the city, Mus, in eastern Turkey - 300km from the Syrian border, The Herald Sun reported. The recruitees are told by the Syrian smugglers that all they need is $1,000 and the rest will be taken care of while they kick back in Turkey for a few days. The targeted youths are said to be groomed for several weeks with promises of a future that sounds too good to turn down.
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Young Australians are being enticed with cash and offers of a luxurious holiday in Turkey by terrorist recruiters
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Recruiting operations are luring potential jihadists into a hotel in the city, Mus, in eastern Turkey - 300km from the Syrian border
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Australian Mohammed Elomar is understood to head one of the operations
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This comes as Mohammed's wife waived her right for a committal hearing
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Fatima Elomar was arrested trying to board from Sydney last year with her children in an alleged attempt to join her husband in Syria
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Mohamed has 'married' cohort Khaled Sharrouf's teenage daughter in Syria

Question: Mr Sharrouf has also posted photographs of himself and his children allegedly from @placeholder on social media, with one of his sons posing with a severed head.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria


(CNN) Democratic Rep. Tulsi Gabbard said she's "skeptical" that Bashar al-Assad's regime was behind the chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of people in Syria. Gabbard's remarks came after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said, "We have a very high level of confidence that the attacks were carried out by aircraft under the direction of the Bashar al-Assad regime," and President Donald Trump said: "There can be no dispute that Syria used banned chemical weapons." CNN's Wolf Blitzer asked Gabbard if she didn't believe the President, the secretary of state and Pentagon officials, all of whom came to the same conclusion: that Assad's regime was responsible. Gabbard mentioned the previous invasion of Iraq, and the intelligence that suggested Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, which turned out to be false. "So, yes, I'm skeptical," she said.
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The Hawaiian congresswoman disagreed with the Trump administration's assessments
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"Why should we just blindly follow this escalation of a counterproductive regime-change war?"

Question: "Don't you believe @placeholder-Assad bears any responsibility for the horrific deaths that have occurred in his own country?"

Answer: Bashar al

Answer: Bashar al

Question: The congresswoman recently faced criticism for making an unannounced trip to Syria, where she met with @placeholder.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad


(CNN) In a major show of defiance to the international community, North Korea fired a ballistic missile over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido Friday. The launch is the second to fly over Japan in less than a month, and the first since North Korea's sixth nuclear test and new United Nations sanctions on the country. North Korean state media has yet to reference the launch, but a commentary published in the Rodong Sinmun newspaper Friday said "no matter how strong the pressure is, it doesn't work on us." Tokyo and Washington will be seeking to up that pressure at the United Nations Friday, with the two governments calling a snap meeting of the Security Council for Friday afternoon, ahead of the General Assembly next week.
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First missile launch since September 3 nuclear test
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UN Security Council to meet Friday
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South Korea test fired missile capable of striking near Pyongyang in response

Question: "We must let North Korea understand there is no bright future for @placeholder if it continues in this way."

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean


(CNN) Conditions in the embattled rebel-held eastern part of Aleppo are getting worse each day. There's no way in or out. Residents in the city are increasingly desperate to tell the world what's happening -- and many have turned to WhatsApp. "The situation here in Aleppo is very serious. It feels like you might die in any minute," Modar Shekho, a 28-year-old nurse working in the besieged city, tells CNN via the messaging app. More than 200 airstrikes bombarded the city over the weekend leaving over 100 civilians dead, with hundreds more injured, according to Ammar al-Selmo, the head of the Syria Civil Defense group, a volunteer emergency medical service.
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Rebel-held Aleppo facing increasing airstrikes following ceasefire
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Civilians share photos, videos, messages of everyday reality via WhatsApp
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Messages have become increasingly desperate

Question: In the days following the collapse of the ceasefire, messages in the @placeholder group appear to be getting more desperate, more urgent.

Answer: WhatsApp

Answer: WhatsApp


A new attack submarine being tested by United States Navy has been given a special guard of honour - by a pod of dolphins. The nuclear powered, deep ocean sub was put through its paces off the coast of Newport, Virginia, on May 26 when the playful mammals were spotted leaping out of the water just a few feet from the front of it. The incredible footage of the dolphins - leaping in front of the new Virginia-class attack sub completing its sea trials - has been seen by hundreds of thousands of people since it went viral. Attack submarines are designed to seek and destroy enemy submarines and surface ships and carry Tomahawk cruise missiles to project ashore. They are also used for reconnaissance missions and sea mine warfare.
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US Navy was sea testing its latest nuclear powered deep ocean submarine
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Playful mammals spotted leaping out of the water a few feet in front of it
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Dolphins often swim by boats but one of first times photographed by sub

Question: @placeholder are able to cruise through the water at high speed and experts believe that the intelligent animals may use the wake from a boat as a speed boost.

Answer: Dolphins

Question: @placeholder will approach unfamiliar objects and creatures to learn about them and may swim up to boats and submarines as they are unusual.

Answer: Dolphins


(CNN) Maybe you want Jesse Williams fired from "Grey's Anatomy," or maybe you don't -- either way, there's a petition for you. The fiery acceptance speech Williams gave at the BET Awards late last month has led to a call on Change.org to have him booted from the hit show. "Jesse Williams spewed a racist, hate speech against law enforcement and white people at the BET awards," the petition says. "If this was a white person making the same speech about an African American, they would have been fired and globally chastised, as they should be, but there has been no consequences to Williams' actions."
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Williams gave a fiery speech at the BET Awards
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Shonda Rhimes has spoken out

Question: His remarks stirred both acclaim and ire, and there are multiple counter petitions on @placeholder calling for him to be kept on the show.

Answer: Change.org


This is the emotional moment a South Carolina Republican Rep fought back tears to deliver an impassioned speech imploring her colleagues to vote to take down the Confederate flag by Friday. Jenny Horne wept as she scolded members of her own party for trying to stall the debate over removing the flag from the Capitol grounds and reminded her colleagues she was a descendant of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. 'I cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off these grounds on Friday,' Horne screamed into a microphone.
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Republican Rep Jenny Horne broke down in tears as she delivered speech
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Delaying removal of flag would add 'insult to injury' for victims, she said
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Impassioned speech came after group of Republicans mounted opposition
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House eventually approved its removal in a stunning reversal early today
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Horne reminded the floor she is a direct descendant of Confederate President Jefferson Davis

Question: She said later during a break she didn't intend to speak but got frustrated with fellow @placeholder.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans


Washington (CNN) -- President Obama weighed in on the Scottish independence referendum Wednesday night when he tweeted in favor of a united UK. But for the most part, faced with the prospective divorce of its closest friend, the United States is following the advice column carefully: don't take sides, keep your opinions to yourself, and avoid getting dragged into the fray. The complicating factor in this potential split? One side has a nuclear arsenal. Who gets custody of that? Thursday's independence referendum in Scotland, and with it the possible split of the 300-year-old United Kingdom, could have consequences big and small, including in the United States. The "special relationship" heralded by presidents and prime ministers for decades would be fundamentally altered, though American officials refuse to speculate in which ways.
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U.S. isn't saying a lot about potential Scottish independence
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Obama tweeted he's interested in "strong, robust, united" Britain
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An independent Scotland would have consequences for U.S.

Question: UK party leaders promise @placeholder new powers ahead of independence vote

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scottish

Answer: Scotland

Question: In rejoining the alliance @placeholder would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Scottish

Answer: Scotland


(CNN) Ahmad Khan Rahami, the suspect in this weekend's New York City and New Jersey terrorist attacks, is in many ways quite typical of jihadist terrorists in the United States since 9/11. He is an American citizen, not a foreigner, a refugee or a recent immigrant. That is overwhelmingly the profile of the approximately 360 jihadist terrorists who have been indicted or convicted in the States since 9/11 of crimes ranging in seriousness from sending small sums of money to an overseas terrorist organization to murder. According to research by New America, 80% of these militants are American citizens or legal permanent residents.
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Ahmad Khan Rahami is in many ways quite typical of jihadist terrorists in the United States since 9/11, writes Peter Bergen.
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He is an American citizen, not a foreigner, a refugee or a recent immigrant, Bergen notes

Question: ISIS may also opportunistically claim @placeholder as one of its soldiers.

Answer: Ahmad Khan Rahami


(CNN) Whatever else that can be said about Chuck Berry's "Maybellene" when it shot out of America's radios like a Redstone rocket in the bright late summer of 1955, one hard, true thing remains clear after those 62 years: Nothing like it ever existed before. Here's why: There was no category that could safely contain it. It charted No. 1 on the rhythm and blues charts, which was where most black recording artists such as Berry could be found. But its beat and its sensibility were just as deeply rooted in the predominantly white traditions of country blues and western swing.
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Gene Seymour: Chuck Berry's influence can be heard in every guitarist who came after
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Berry remained an American original to the very end, Seymour writes

Question: I'm betting he did more than that because @placeholder in person was, well into senior citizenship, as compelling and galvanic as Berry on record.

Answer: Chuck Berry

Answer: Berry

Answer: Chuck Berry

Answer: Berry


Ringo Starr's suit jacket from The Beatles' 1965 film Help! has gone on sale for $50,000 - half a century  after its release. The drummer donned the double-breasted black wool jacket in a pivotal scene in the comedy adventure which followed the rock group as they battled an evil occult. He wore it as he fretted over a sacrificial ring entrusted to him by mysterious high priestess Ahme. The jacket, made by Beatles tailors D.A. Millings & Sons, was gifted by Ringo's parents Elsie and Harry to family friends in the late Sixties after they visited them at their home in Liverpool.
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Ringo Starr's suit jacket has been put up for  auction in Boston for $50,000
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Drummer donned jacket for a scene in The Beatles' 1965 comedy film Help!
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It was gifted by Ringo's parents Elsie and Harry to friends in the late Sixties

Question: A spokesman for the auction house said: 'This dapper suit jacket is clearly visible during a pivotal sequence in @placeholder

Answer: Help!

Answer: Help!


Los Angeles (CNN) -- It's a boy! Jessica Simpson gave birth to little Ace Knute Johnson via a scheduled C-section Sunday in Los Angeles, her rep told CNN. It's the second child for the 32-year-old singer/TV personality and her fiance, former NFL player Eric Johnson. Ace has a big sister, 1-year-old Maxwell Drew. The "Fashion Star" mentor accidentally revealed that she and Johnson were expecting a boy on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" in March. "It's a total different pregnancy. I just feel awful ... I've been vomiting," Simpson told Kimmel. "The crazy thing is, I never knew a wiener could actually make me nauseous."
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Jessica Simpson gives birth via scheduled C-section
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Ace Knute Johnson is the second child for the singer/TV personality
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She accidentally revealed his gender on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" in March

Question: After realizing what she said, @placeholder clarified, "Well, I guess I just told the world I'm having a boy."

Answer: Jessica Simpson

Answer: Simpson

Answer: Jessica Simpson


It is a terrifying glimpse of the sky as you've never seen it before. An astronomer has created an interactive view that shows the 5,000 hidden asteroids we know about it orbit. Created to mark Asteroid Day, it comes as leading scientists and supporters such as Brian May call for more to be done to protect Earth. Scott Manley, who created the video, said: 'I took all the asteroids near the Earth, calculate their positions and place them on a virtual Sky sphere. 'You can pan the view around, use a smartphone or tablet as a virtual window, or a Cardboard compatible viewer to see this the way it's intended. '
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Video released on world Asteroid Day and includes real positions of nearest asteroids
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Asteroids zip close to Earth as the simulation progresses - and it can even be watched on a virtual reality headset

Question: '@placeholder teach us about the origins of life, but they also can impact the future of our species and life on Earth.'

Answer: Asteroids


A Florida university is investigating the death of a student who drowned in Daytona Beach to determine whether or not hazing was involved. Bethune-Cookman University student Damian Parks, 22, was reported missing after going swimming with student s at 3am on Sunday and students who were with him said strong currents pulled Parks out to sea. His body was found Monday morning. Students who were with Parks, who were all part of a step team called Melodic Stepping Experience, which formed last year, said no hazing was involved. Bethune-Cookman University student Damian Parks, 22, drowned in Daytona Beach on Sunday after going for a swim with friends at 3am. He was pulled out to see by a strong current and his body was later found on Monday morning
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Bethune-Cookman University student Damian Parks, 22, drowned on Sunday
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He and four friends had gone swimming in Daytona Beach at 3am after bar-hopping, Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue said
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Strong currents pulled Parks out to sea and his body was found on Monday
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Friends who were with him said there 'was no foul play at all' and that Parks had not been drinking nor was he impaired in any way
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The five students were part of a step team called Melodic Stepping Experience, which formed last year
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Parks' mother Carolyn Parks, who lost another son, aged 16, six months ago, said that her son was not a good swimmer

Question: But @placeholder is investigating Parks death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.

Answer: Bethune-Cookman University

Answer: Bethune-Cookman University

Answer: Bethune-Cookman University

Question: But Bethune-Cookman University is investigating @placeholder death after university administration 'heard rumors' that hazing was involved.

Answer: Damian Parks

Answer: Parks

Answer: Parks

Answer: Damian Parks

Answer: Damian Parks

Answer: Parks

Answer: Parks

Answer: Parks

Question: While information regarding the events of April 20th are continuing to surface, we ask that the public join @placeholder in supporting the Parks family in this most difficult time,' she said.

Answer: Bethune-Cookman University

Answer: Bethune-Cookman University

Answer: Bethune-Cookman University


Texas Governor Rick Perry's former chairman Sam Clovis has joined forces with Donald Trump as the race to become the Republican Party's presidential nominee got its first defection last night. Clovis, an influential Conservative activist, college professor and talk-show host is now a member of Trump's team. In a sign that the GOP front-runner is being taken seriously on the campaign trail, Clovis, has become national co-chair and senior policy adviser for the Property tycoon turned politician. Earlier this week, Clovis quit the Perry campaign, after hinting that it was facing a host of difficulties. The Trump campaign relished announcing the defection on Tuesday night,  as it is a huge blow to Governor Perry who has run into financial difficulty and has been forced to stop paying staff.
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Sam Clovis has joined forces with Donald Trump as he jumps ship
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Clovis left the Rick Perry campaign, after hinting it was facing difficulties
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Perry has run into financial difficulty and has  stopped paying staff
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Clovis said he was 'humbled and honored' to take on the role for Trump
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Trump's campaign hopes to use Clovis 'expansive expertise in economics'

Question: In most polls, @placeholder is far ahead of his rivals and his brash style appears to be a winner with supporters.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A hairdresser was rushed to hospital with a rocketing heart rate and severe breathing problems 'after taking a slimming pill bought from twins who used to star in The Only Way Is Essex. Naomi Leach, 23 collapsed moments after taking just one capsule and 'lost the feeling in her limbs' as she was driven to hospital by her panicked family. Ten-and-a-half stone Ms Leach had been desperate to lose weight before going on holiday to Cancun this summer and said she bought slimming pills as she saw 'loads of other' people using them. As a huge fan of reality show TOWIE, she opted for Burn Bullets in the knowledge that they are sold by two of the show's former stars Dino and Georgio Georgiades, through their firm Grilla Fitness.
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Naomi Leach, of Salford, rushed to hospital after taking one slimming pill
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Hairdresser had been desperate to lose half-a-stone before summer holiday
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She opted for Burn Bullets as she is a huge fan of The Only Way Is Essex
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The pills are sold by the show's former stars Dino and Georgio Georgiades
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Dino insists pills meet strict safety standards but will investigate the case

Question: '@placeholder's asked me to send the tablets out so he can have them tested.

Answer: Dino

Answer: Dino

Answer: Dino


(CNN) A huge fire ripped through a migrant camp in northern France late Monday razing it to the ground and leaving several people injured. Large numbers of migrants and refugees -- including unaccompanied children -- have been left homeless, according to an aid agency. The fire, which destroyed wooden shelters at the Linière camp in Grande-Synthe on the outskirts of Dunkirk, began with a fight amid tense and overcrowded conditions, a spokeswoman for the prefect of the Nord region of France told CNN on Tuesday. "I went there this morning, and I can say the whole camp is burned down," she said.
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A fight between Kurds and Afghans preceded the blaze at the Dunkirk shelter
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Large numbers -- including unaccompanied children -- have been left homeless

Question: "In the @placeholder-Synthe camp, there are about 1,500 refugees, whereas there's space for about 800 of them, so it creates tensions."

Answer: Grande


London, England (CNN) -- Her outfits don't send royal fashion watchers into a frenzy like those of the Duchess of Cambridge or Princess Diana before her, but Queen Elizabeth II has developed a signature style that has withstood the test of time. Her attire over the last 60 years has reflected the sovereign as a British symbol of refined, regal elegance. The looks she has worn have steadily evolved into her trademark -- monochromatic color with matching coat and hat. Not one to wear sombre, muted hues like black or beige, the queen has always had a preference for vivid blues, intense greens and dazzling purples in a variety of dramatic shades.
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Famed for her unique hats and bold colors, the queen has a trademark fashion style
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For years her clothes were made by British designer Hardy Amies, now couturier Stewart Parvin makes her eye-catching outfits
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Designers are given royal warrants to become dressers to the queen and it is no easy feat getting one

Question: "The pressure is there but I take great joy out of it and it's very rewarding to see @placeholder wearing my clothes in public."

Answer: Queen Elizabeth II


Washington (CNN) Former US President Barack Obama is wading into the closely watched French presidential election to endorse Emmanuel Macron, the centrist politician widely backed by the establishment in his run against far-right leader Marine Le Pen. "I have admired the campaign that Emmanuel Macron has run," Obama says in a video, which Macron shared Thursday. "He has stood up for liberal values, he put forward a vision for the important role that France plays in Europe and around the world. And he is committed to a better future for the French people. He appeals to people's hopes and not their fears."
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Macron is up against far-right leader Marine Le Pen
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It's unusual for a former US president to make an endorsement in a foreign election

Question: Macron and Le Pen faced-off Wednesday in @placeholder's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.

Answer: France


A family who was injured in a traffic collision involving Caitlyn Jenner earlier this year has sued the Olympic gold medalist. The Wolf-Milesi family of Malibu sued Jenner in Los Angeles Superior Court for negligence in the February crash, which killed one woman after Jenner rear-ended her car and pushed it into oncoming traffic on the Pacific Coast Highway. A sport utility vehicle driven by the family of Peter Wolf-Milesi struck a car driven by Kim Howe, killing her. The lawsuit states the four members of the Wolf-Milesi family sustained serious wrist injuries in the crash. Sheriff's investigators determined Jenner was traveling at an unsafe speed for the traffic conditions.
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February crash killed Kim Howe when Jenner rear-ended her car
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Chain reaction pushed Howe's Lexus into oncoming traffic
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Howe's car hit a Hummer driven by a member of the Wolf-Milesi family
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The family is now suing Jenner for negligence, claiming four members sustained serious wrist injuries in the crash
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Jenner is facing a separate lawsuit by Howe's stepchildren
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See more news of Caitlyn Jenner and her car crash

Question: The accident occurred before @placeholder announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.

Answer: Caitlyn Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Caitlyn Jenner


Grandparents have pleaded for the safe return to Australia of two young children whose mother took them from Melbourne to the Islamic State capital in Syria. Former Melbourne woman Dullel Kassab fled to Raqqa in Syria with her children last year, and she regularly boasts on Twitter that her four-year-old daughter and two-year-old son sleep with toy guns next to their beds and her daughter likes watching IS videos of 'Muslims killing bad ppl.' The children's paternal grandparents say they are worried Kassab, 28, is 'brainwashing' the children, after their father was killed near the Syria-Turkey border last year, The Herald Sun reported.
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Grandparents have pleaded for the safe return of two children in Syria
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Former Melbourne woman Dullel Kassab fled to Raqqa in Syria with her four-year-old daughter and two-year-old son last year
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She said her daughter likes watching IS videos of 'Muslims killing bad ppl'

Question: Kassab posts pictures to Twitter of airstrikes hitting blocks away from their @placeholder apartment

Answer: Raqqa

Answer: Raqqa


Thousands of people have called on Saturday Night Live executives to pull Donald Trump from next week's show. The Republican presidential candidate, who has made controversial comments about the Hispanic community, is scheduled to host the comedy sketch show on November 7, following in the footsteps of celebrities such as Miley Cyrus and Rihanna. But as the date approaches, SNL executive producer Lorne Michaels and NBCUniversal Chief Executive Stephen Burke are being bombarded with online petitions and open letters, particularly from Latino groups, imploring them to reconsider. Progressive Democrat front-runner Hillary Clinton, however, appeared on the show with little to no backlash earlier this month.
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Donald Trump is hosting SNL next week; Hillary appeared on it last month
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Latino groups call on SNL and NBC executives to not give Trump a platform
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They brand his comments about Hispanic people 'hateful speech'
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One open letter reminds NBC there has never been a Latina host
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NBC and SNL declined Daily Mail Online's request for comment
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See full coverage on Donald Trump at www.dailymail.co.uk/trump

Question: An @placeholder spokesman declined to give DailyMail.com a comment on the matter.

Answer: NBCUniversal

Answer: NBC

Answer: NBC

Answer: NBC


Baltimore, Maryland (CNN) -- President Obama and House GOP leaders promised greater efforts to step back from the partisan brink Friday, acknowledging that Washington's toxic political climate has made it increasingly tough to tackle major problems. The pledge was immediately called into question, however, as the two parties repeatedly expressed sharply differing viewpoints during a rare meeting at a House Republican retreat in Baltimore. Obama accepted an invitation from House GOP leaders to address their caucus. His speech Friday was followed by an often pointed question-and-answer session. "House Republican leaders are grateful for [Obama's] willingness to come ... and have a frank and honest conversation," said Rep. Mike Pence, R-Indiana. "We welcome the dialogue with the president."
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NEW: House Minority Leader John Boehner says the day "went very well"
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President Obama says stimulus plan saved jobs in GOP districts
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Obama says some Republicans acted as if health care plan was "some Bolshevik plot"
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Obama says Democrats, Republicans both are to blame for "sour climate" on Capitol Hill

Question: Republicans, in turn, complained the White House and congressional @placeholder had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.

Answer: Democrats

Question: "Both sides can take some blame for a sour climate on Capitol Hill," Obama said, adding that @placeholder and Republicans need to be careful in choosing their rhetoric.

Answer: Democrats


If a golf course were to be created in Hell it might resemble the now serene landscape of Gallipoli, where the blood of thousands was spilled a century ago in one of World War I’s most spectacular Allied failures. An eerie serenity pervades the rolling landscape of this peninsula and, in the bright spring sunshine, there could scarcely be a more peaceful spot for a Sunday afternoon stroll. But a chill is never far from the spine, whatever the temperature. Scroll down for video Sulva Bay, Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, where in the World War I there were nearly 400,00 Allied casualties
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25 April is the centenary of the  ill-fated Gallipoli invasion by Allied troops
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Allies sustained heavy loses, mown down by a better-equipped Turkish army
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Beautiful peninsula is a magnet to relatives of soldiers killed in the battle
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The Water Diviner, Russell Crowe's directorial debut, is set in its aftermath

Question: @placeholder soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign

Answer: Allied

Answer: Allied

Answer: Allied


(CNN) -- What's happening in Madagascar? Supporters of opposition leader Andry Rajoelina attend a rally in Antananarivo on Monday. Marc Ravalomanana resigned as Madagascar's president after weeks of bitter and deadly political clashes. The military handed power to Andry Rajoelina, the 34-year-old former mayor of Antananarivo. Rajoelina and Ravalomanana have been engaged in a bitter power struggle since the beginning of the year. Despite vowing that he would never give up power without an election or referendum, Ravalomanana fled his presidential palace. The army later stormed the abandoned palace as a show of support for Rajoelina. Analysts believe that Ravalomanana had little choice but to step down once he lost the army's support.
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Madagascar military hands power to opposition leader Andry Rajoelina
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Under Madagascar constitution, Rajoelina to young to become president
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Crisis has plunged poverty-stricken nation into turmoil
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Thousands of people took to the streets to protest rising food prices

Question: @placeholder was first elected president in 2001 and won a second term in 2006.

Answer: Marc Ravalomanana

Answer: Ravalomanana

Answer: Ravalomanana

Answer: Ravalomanana


Lewis Hamilton intends to sign one final contract with Mercedes before bringing down the curtain on his glittering Formula One career. Hamilton begins his championship victory parade in Mexico this weekend after securing his third world title in Sunday's dramatic United States Grand Prix. The 30-year-old joined Mercedes from McLaren in 2013 and has won 22 of the 54 races he has subsequently competed in. Earlier this year, he committed his future to the sport's dominant team until the end of 2018. And, speaking upon Formula One's return to Mexico, Hamilton says he has no interest in ending his Formula One journey, which has so far yielded 43 victories and three titles, with a rival team.
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Lewis Hamilton claimed third world title after winning US Grand Prix
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The 30-year-old begins his victory parade in Mexico this weekend
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Mercedes star expects to sign one more contract 'of three or four years'

Question: 'Michael Schumacher is still a part of @placeholder even though he was only here for a couple of years.

Answer: Mercedes

Answer: Mercedes

Answer: Mercedes


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump on Wednesday asserted that the Democratic National Committee hadn't been hacked at all -- and in fact conjured the story itself -- after the party's research on Trump was purportedly sent to journalists by a hacker. "This is all information that has been out there for many years. Much of it is false and/or entirely inaccurate," Trump said in a statement. "We believe it was the DNC that did the 'hacking' as a way to distract from the many issues facing their deeply flawed candidate and failed party leader. Too bad the DNC doesn't hack Hillary Clinton's 33,000 missing emails."
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Donald Trump questioned whether the Democratic National Committee's research on him was really hacked
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The party's 200 pages of research on Trump were sent to Gawker on Wednesday

Question: This blog post presents documents alleged to have originated from the @placeholder," the company said.

Answer: Democratic National Committee

Answer: DNC

Answer: DNC

Answer: Democratic National Committee


It is a force the like of which the world has never seen before: a medieval death cult with a territory roughly the size of England. Its tentacles of power stretch out across Iraq and Syria, whose border it has erased. Syrian Raqqa is the de facto capital, Iraqi Mosul its most populous centre. Within its brutal control lies a huge population of eight million – and it has assets estimated at $2 trillion. This is the Islamic State, sometimes called ISIS, a terrorist movement with the destructive power of an army possessed by a terrifying vision of the world to come.
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The terror group started off as a version of Al Qaeda but split off by 2011
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Only came to forefront in 2014 when they took control of three Iraqi cities
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Now boast about 33,000 fighters, many having joined from overseas
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Here, Michael Burleigh takes a closer look at this medieval death cult
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For full news coverage of the Islamic State visit www.dailymail.co.uk/isis

Question: The failure to remove household rubbish costs 25,000 @placeholder dinar or $21.30.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi Mosul

Answer: Iraqi


Moscow (CNN) With another crisis looming on the Korean Peninsula, it's extraordinary how old rivals Russia and China are -- yet again -- speaking with a single voice. Presidents Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping just had a summit in Moscow at which the countries issued a joint statement, articulating a common peace plan for the peninsula, and together condemning US militarization in the region. Indeed, Russia and China have common interests there. Both share a land border with North Korea and have diplomatic relations with Pyongyang. But, above all, both are desperate to check US ambitions in their backyards. It's this desire, this fear of being hemmed in by the West and its allies, that is one of the factors pushing Moscow and Beijing together in a seemingly ever tightening embrace.
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Common interests around North Korea are helping to bring Moscow and Beijing together
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Russia and China share a border and trade; while suspicions remain, the alliance is growing

Question: Still, for @placeholder and Beijing, their alliance appears well worth papering over the cracks.

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow


A schoolboy who tried to raise money for a Father's Day present by selling cookies at school had the treats confiscated by teachers - who later sold the snacks in a charity bake sale. Jason Hill, 13, a student at Northfleet Technology College, Kent, had the 18 Rolo and Yorkie cookies taken off him after being told they breached the school's healthy eating policy. But the snacks were later sold by staff at the all-boys school to raise money for victims of the Nepal earthquake. His mother, Lisa Whitty, criticised the school for having 'one rule for the teachers and another for everyone else'.
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James Hill brought in 18 cookies to raise pocket money for Father's Day
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The 13-year-old was told snacks breached school's healthy eating policy
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But teachers later sold treats to raise money for Nepal earthquake victims

Question: '@placeholder works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.

Answer: Northfleet Technology College


After previously admitting that he'd misjudged the arc in his career by turning down a move to join Juventus, instead moving to the MLS with New York Red Bulls, Rafael Marquez's career is back on track. After a solid season with Serie A side Verona, whom he joined last August, the 36-year-old is now hoping he can lead Mexico to Copa America glory in Chile this month. Mexico's first game of the tournament is against Bolivia on June 12 at the Estadio Sausalito in Vina del Mar on central Chile's Pacific coast. Marquez played thirty times for the Mastini this season, helping the side to 13th position, assisting Luca Toni as the 38-year-old striker scored 22 goals in 38 league games to become the joint top scorer in the league with Inter Milan's Mauro Icardi.
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Mexico partook in a training session at the La Pintana stadium on the outskirts of Santiago, Chile
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Rafael Marquez is coming into the tournament off the back of a solid year in Italy's Serie A with Verona
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The former Barcelona stalwart will be hoping his experience can help Miguel Herrera's men lift the trophy
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The tournament begins on June 11 with the hosts taking on Ecuador

Question: Marquez became the first player to captain a team in four World Cups when he played in Mexico's opening match last year against Cameroon, and with the @placeholder potentially being the last major competition that he partakes in, he'll be desperate to go out with a bang.

Answer: Copa America


Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are out until after the forthcoming international break, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has announced. Both England internationals went off in the opening 20 minutes of Tuesday's Capital One Cup fourth-round loss at Sheffield Wednesday. Oxlade-Chamberlain was replaced after five minutes due to a hamstring problem and, Walcott, who came on in his place, went off after 19 minutes with a calf problem. Wenger is still waiting for scans to determine the full extent of the injuries, but neither will feature for the Gunners in the next three games or for England in November's international break.
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Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain both went off early on against Sheffield Wednesday in Arsenal's Capital One Cup fourth-round loss
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Both are now out of action until after the forthcoming international break
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The England duo join a long list of Gunners players out injured

Question: Walcott and Oxlade-@placeholder are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).

Answer: Chamberlain

Answer: Chamberlain

Answer: Chamberlain


Britain will be saddled with a crippling extra £148billion of debt if the SNP wins a share of power, the Treasury warned last night. The official costing of Nicola Sturgeon's plans reveals they involve a massive spending spree that would have to be funded by higher taxes or even higher borrowing. The analysis, conducted by Treasury officials and signed off by the Permanent Secretary, show that spending under the SNP would be £148billion higher than forecast in this month's Budget. It came as Gordon Brown used his valedictory speech in the Commons to warn that the 'fragile' UK is 'potentially at a point of departure' in the wake of last year's referendum on Scottish independence.
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Nicola Sturgeon's plans for deal with Labour could cost Britain £148billion
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Massive spending spree would be funded by higher taxes or borrowing
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Tories said taxpayers would be landed with huge bill if parties win power
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David Cameron this week branded Mr Miliband 'Alex Salmond's poodle'

Question: The @placeholder's plans were facing fresh scrutiny last night over claims that the party 'fiddled the figures' in order to hide a £4.1billion hole in its bid for Scotland to be handed full economic powers.

Answer: SNP

Answer: SNP


Niko Matawalu's two-try cameo fired England a World Cup warning as Fiji dispatched Canada at The Stoop on Sunday. The Bath-bound scrum-half bossed Fiji's fluent, potent back line under the shadows of Twickenham, 13 days before the Pacific Islanders will look to spoil England's World Cup party. Matawalu limped off gingerly just before half-time with a leg injury, but was clearly removed as a precaution and under little panic. The 26-year-old's class is underscored by his ability to stand out as Fiji's biggest threat even in a back line dripping with strike runners and match-winners. Watching coaches Stuart Lancaster and Andy Farrell were left in little doubt as to who will pose them the greatest threat when England open their World Cup campaign against Fiji a week on Friday.
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Fiji fired England a World Cup warning as they easily dispatched Canada
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Bath-bound scrum-half Niko Matawalu impressed and scored two tries
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Stade Francais wing Waisea Nayacalevu claimed a brace of his own

Question: Canada hit back with tries from Conor Trainor and a late brace from Phil Mackenzie as @placeholder tired and fell off the pace.

Answer: Fiji

Answer: Fiji

Answer: Fiji

Answer: Fiji

Answer: Fiji


Leicester City winger Riyad Mahrez will strike fear into his rivals by claiming he isn’t sure who can stop him in his current rich vein of form. The Algerian forward was the catalyst for beating Premier League champions Chelsea 2-1 on Monday night, assisting Jamie Vardy’s opener before whipping in a delightful second for Claudio Ranieri’s side. Mahrez’s 11 league goals and seven assists have helped propel Leicester top of the table. The 24-year-old hopes his confidence can help his team maintain their magnificent start to the season. ‘I don't know if anyone can stop me, but I need to do my best for the team," Mahrez told Sky Sports after being awarded ‘Man of the match’ at the King Power.
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Leicester surged back top of the Premier League after beating Chelsea
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Riyhad Mahrez scored his 11th goal of the season on Monday
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The Algerian also provided a stunning assist for Jamie Vardy's opener
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Claudio Ranieri warns Premier League big boys off of his star players

Question: When you keep scoring and making assists, it's normal to have some confidence, you have to keep going and help the team,’ added @placeholder.

Answer: Riyad Mahrez

Answer: Mahrez

Answer: Mahrez

Answer: Riyhad Mahrez


Numerous coffees have been shared between Jamie Roberts and Johnny Sexton in the cafes of Paris but all cordialities will be pushed aside when Wales take on Ireland this weekend. Roberts describes Sexton, the Ireland No 10 and his Racing Metro team-mate, as an ‘angry man’ who has become one of the world’s finest players under the tutorship of Ronan O’Gara. Wales will be keeping close tabs on the fly-half on Saturday and Roberts is planning to use his inside knowledge to minimise the 29-year-old’s impact at the Millennium Stadium. Racing Metro's Jamie Roberts is adamant Wales can nullify the threat of club team-mate Johnny Sexton
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Ireland are still on course for a Six Nations Grand Slam
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Wales host the reigning champions in Cardiff on Saturday
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Racing Metro team-mates Johnny Sexton and Jamie Roberts will meet
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Sexton has overcome a hamstring injury and is expected to start

Question: He’s got @placeholder as his mentor in Paris who is passing on a lot of information and helping him develop into a wonderful player.

Answer: Ronan O’Gara


Israel has been accused of spying on White House nuclear talks with Iran and then leaking details to Republicans in Congress in an effort to scupper the deal. President Obama's administration, along with Russia, China, France, Germany and Britain, have been engaged in highly confidential talks with Iran. However, Israel's security services have been accused of relaying information gleaned from the talks to Republicans in Congress. Scroll down for video Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nethanyahu flew to the United States earlier this month to lobby President Barack Obama, right, about Tel Aviv's concerns over any potential deal with Iran over their nuclear ambitions
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Israel has been accused of spying on the U.S. over Iran nuclear talks
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The White House believes Israel used this intelligence to brief opponents
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Israel is concerned about a possible nuclear deal with the Iranian regime
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However, they have denied spying on the U.S. although admit lobbying
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Republicans in Congress want to oversee any proposed Iranian agreement

Question: Mr @placeholder wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.

Answer: Benjamin Nethanyahu

Question: The bill would require the president to submit the text of any agreement to @placeholder and would prohibit the administration from waiving any of the congressional sanctions for 60 days.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


(CNN) Retired US Navy pilot David Fravor trusts what he saw with his own two eyes. And what he saw, in 2004, was a flying object that cannot be identified. Otherwise known as a UFO. It was a "white object, oblong, pointing north, moving erratically," he told CNN's Jim Sciutto on Tuesday evening. At the time of the sighting, Fravor was a naval commander, in the cockpit of a US aircraft, and the details of the encounter are still fresh in his mind. "As I got close to it ... it rapidly accelerated to the south, and disappeared in less than two seconds," he said.
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Former military, defense officials report seeing otherworldly objects in the sky
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Claims come following reporting that the Pentagon has researched the possible existence of UFOs

Question: The movements of the flying object were unlike anything @placeholder had ever seen, largely due to its agility and the way it handled.

Answer: David Fravor

Answer: Fravor


A US soldier is in 'physical danger' from fellow soldiers who feel he betrayed his country, according to his lawyer ahead of his trial for desertion. Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, from Idaho, was held prisoner for five years by the Taliban - but now faces military charges in the US - including desertion - for leaving his post in June 2009. He is facing his initial court appearance in the case starting Thursday at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, where he has been stationed since returning to America last year. But it has emerged today how his defense team told a military tribunal that Bergdahl had been in danger for a year from those who believe he betrayed his homeland.
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Officials say Bowe Bergdahl left post in Afghanistan before being captured
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Released by Taliban in a prisoner exchange for five Taliban commanders
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The 29-year-old faces charges of desertion and misbehavior before enemy
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He is in 'physical danger' from those claiming he betrayed US, says lawyer

Question: His immediate commander believes he is in physical danger, and therefore has required since last year that he be accompanied by NCOs [non-commissioned officers] whenever he leaves @placeholder.'

Answer: Fort Sam Houston


(CNN) It may be one week until Election Day, but students across the country have already cast their ballots in mock elections and predicted a winner in the presidential campaign. The results of three separate national programs -- two mock elections and a statistics competition -- gave both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump supporters something to smile about. In a first-of-its-kind contest sponsored by the American Statistical Association, more than 450 high school and college students from 19 states and more than 30 schools set out to predict the winner of this most unprecedented presidential campaign. Ninety-seven percent of the participants predicted that Clinton would win the presidency, according to the results announced Tuesday.
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In national statistics contest, 97% of students predicted Hillary Clinton will win the election
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Clinton and Trump each won separate mock elections involving thousands of students

Question: She also factored in at what rate each candidate tended to gain or lose voters as @placeholder approached.

Answer: Election Day


Durban (CNN) A vaccine against HIV will be trialed in South Africa later this year after meeting the criteria needed to prove it could help fight the epidemic in Africa. In 2015, 2.1 million new infections were reported -- two-thirds of which occurred in sub-Saharan Africa. A small trial, known as HVTN100, took place in South Africa in 2015 to test the safety and strength of immunity the vaccine could provide, ahead of any larger-scale testing in affected populations. Two-hundred and fifty-two healthy volunteers were enrolled to receive either the vaccine, known as ALVAC-HIV/gp120, or a placebo to compare the extent of immune response generated. The results were presented Tuesday at the 21st International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa.
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A new form of HIV vaccine has proved safe enough for clinical trials
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The vaccine will be trialed in 5,400 people from November

Question: The vaccine was improved for use in the higher-risk populations of sub-@placeholder, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Africa

Answer: Saharan Africa

Answer: South Africa

Answer: South Africa


Model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's enviable figure is the result of a strict diet and carefully planned exercise regime. The Victoria's Secret star, who has been trained by personal trainer James Duigan, does a mix of yoga, boxing, intense interval training and even dancing to maintain her lean, toned and healthy body shape. Adelaide-born Duigan is in Sydney this week to promote his book Clean and Lean for Life: The Cookbook, a guide on 'how to eat and cook healthily while not missing a beat on flavour'. He put Daily Mail Australia reporter Sarah through her paces with the regime, which saw her planking, squatting, and lunging her way towards a runway-worthy figure.
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FEMAIL tried Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's workout
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She met with celebrity trainer James Duigan to attempt the routine
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Sarah said while there was little cardio, she fatigued quickly and felt it
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Mr Duigan has trained Elle McPherson, Hugh Grant and Lara Stone
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He has a holistic limited weight approach to exercise and training
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Mr Duigan likes to focus on 'posture, form and movements'
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Duigan's latest book is Clean and Lean for Life: The Cookbook

Question: 'I’m used to squatting and lunging with weights so I didn’t find doing side lunges and squats with the body band so taxing but I could definitely feel the ache the next day... @placeholder explained that this type of movement is great for lifting the butt and, unlike squats, it doesn’t bulk up the legs.'

Answer: James Duigan


Sponsored by Marks & Spencer They aren't the easiest bunch to buy for and, let's face it, it's only been six months since you last bought him a pair of socks. But with Father's Day fast approaching there are just a few days left to get your Dad a gift that says 'you're number one' without buying yet another novelty mug. Whether he's sports mad or more comfortable in an armchair, we've done all the hard work for you with a gift to suit every Dad and every pocket. You're most likely to find him training for another marathon (like you haven't sponsored him enough this year) or cycling around Scotland in a pair of slightly-too-tight Lycra shorts.
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Sometimes it can be hard to find the perfect present for Father's Day
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Great gifts include a Fitbit, a smart shirt and a box of liquorice allsorts
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Remember to also get something for Grandad, even if it's only small

Question: Brighten up his tool box this @placeholder with this nifty laser level tape measure (£15, M&S).

Answer: Father's Day

Answer: Father's Day


(CNN) There's something of a revolution spreading across social media in the United States and beyond. You can see it in the sharp reaction after Newt Gingrich clashed with Fox News' Megyn Kelly, accusing her of being "fascinated with sex" when she tried to ask him about women who accuse Donald Trump of grabbing them and kissing them against their will. You can see it in the curious ways in which women changed their social media profiles to include "nasty woman" after Donald Trump used the term to critique Hillary Clinton, and you can see it in the conversations in Facebook pages, where women are newly and openly venting about their encounters with sexism.
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Frida Ghitis: With his sexist statements, boasts about sexual assault and objectification of women, Trump has awakened a feminist revolution
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She says his rise in politics has made it jarringly clear that women still face degradations and barriers bolted into society's foundations

Question: During the primaries, with @placeholder running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about Clinton.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: I'll go first" and told of being grabbed, as @placeholder put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Los Angeles (CNN) Don't ever expect drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to give you the shirt off his back, but you can buy one just like it. Now that the world's most wanted man is safely behind bars, U.S. shirtmaker Barabas Premium Apparel says its long-sleeve shirts are flying off the shelves. The drug lord was photographed and videotaped wearing two styles of them. "Right now, it's crazy," designer Shawn Esteghbal told CNN en Español. "We cannot keep them in stock, and we have a lot of demand from all over." Call them the "most wanted shirt," available in a "wild paisley design" or "abstract pattern," as the Barabas website says.
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Drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman wore two styles of shirt made by Barabas firm of Los Angeles
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Demand is so high that the firm's website crashes twice
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The shirtmaker is calling the garment the "most wanted shirt," in "Crazy Paisley" or "Fantasy"

Question: He could wear a $10,000 shirt or a $3,000 shirt, but he wears @placeholder."

Answer: Barabas Premium Apparel

Answer: Barabas

Answer: Barabas


She swept up awards for her roles in Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustle. And now, Jennifer Lawrence has tackled a classic rags to riches story. In the highly-anticipated movie Joy, she steps into a fictionalized version of billionaire inventor Joy Mangano. Unlike the other movies hitting theaters this winter, the tale is a tender one about a divorced housewife's desperate journey to make something of her life - by inventing a self-wringing mop. Mangano, 59, is now worth $50 million, according to The Richest. But it all started from nothing 23-years ago. She grew up in Long Island and studied business at Pace University, where she met Tony Miranne.
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Joy Mangano, 59, was struggling to make ends meet when she divorced
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She invented a self-wringing mop and persuaded QVC to let her sell it
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It became a hit and launched her career as a QVC saleswoman
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Now she lives in a St James, NY, mansion and is worth $50 million
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For more on Jennifer Lawrence's new movie visit www.dailymail.co.uk/jlaw

Question: @placeholder is still astonished by the movie's existence and the people chosen to play her and the people in her life.

Answer: Joy Mangano

Answer: Mangano

Answer: Joy Mangano


The most senior Republican leader today rebuked Donald Trump over his call to bar Muslims from entering the US. Speaker Paul Ryan broke a self-imposed silence on the race for his party's presidential candidacy to condemn the Republican front-runner's call saying it was 'not what this party stands for and more importantly it's not what this country stands for'. Ryan spoke hours after a defiant Trump doubled down in a series of morning television show interviews, saying the country was 'at war' and could not afford another 9/11. The Republican presidential hopeful phoned three morning television shows to defend his call - and claimed he was making 'making us look strong'.
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Speak Paul Ryan, most senior figure in party, publicly rebuked Trump for Muslim entry-ban plan and told Congress members not to back it
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Republican presidential candidate did back-to-back-interviews after condemnation for his plan to ban all Muslims from entering US
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Trump was asked if he minded being compared to Hitler as one newspaper did today but rejected the comparison
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Instead said he was doing like FDR, who interned Japanese-Americans in their thousands
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Slew of condemnation from his own party, Democrats and abroad has hit Trump – but he said: ‘I’m making us look strong.’
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White House said it 'disqualified' him from being president (and mocked his hair) while Republican opponent Jeb Bush called it ‘unhinged’
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See more of the latest news on Trump's call for a Muslim entry-ban plan

Question: 'The @placeholder campaign for months now has had a dustbin-of-history-like quality to it, from the vacuous sloganeering, to the outright lies, to even the fake hair, the whole carnival barker routine that we've seen for some time now,' he said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Two women who were part of a group that repeatedly searched Mississippi's capital city for black people to assault were sentenced Thursday to multiple years in federal prison for their role in the 2011 hate killing of 47-year-old James Craig Anderson. U.S. District Judge Henry T. Wingate on Thursday sentenced Shelbie Brooke Richards, 21, of Pearl to eight years in prison on one count each of conspiracy to commit a hate crime and concealing the crime by lying to police. In a separate hearing earlier Thursday, Wingate also sentenced Sarah Adelia Graves, 22, of Crystal Springs to five years in prison for one count of conspiracy to commit a hate crime.
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Sarah Graves, 22, and Shelbie Richards, 21, pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit the 2011 hate crime - Graves got five years, Richards received eight
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The women were among 10 white teens who left a party in Rankin County to find black men to assault in Jackson, which they called 'Jafrica'
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Both women were in Deryl Dedmon's truck when he fatally ran over James Craig Anderson, 47, in June 2011

Question: Hiding their faces: The family of Shelbie Richards hide their faces from photographers outside the federal courthouse in Jackson following @placeholder' sentencing Thursday

Answer: Shelbie Brooke Richards

Answer: Richards


Trayvon Bromell is only 5ft 9in and a slender figure next to the muscle-bound sprinters who race against him. In the space of two years while at high school he broke his hip, both knees and a forearm. The odds were stacked against him even making it to the start line but this week 19-year-old Bromell became the 10th quickest man of all time leading to proclamations that America has discovered ‘the next Usain Bolt’. At the USA Championships in Eugene, Oregon —– nicknamed Tracktown USA —– he is swarmed by newspaper reporters and TV crews from as far away as Japan. After running 9.84sec in the 100metres heats, the fastest time ever by a teenager, he produced another sub-10sec dash to secure a place on the team going to the World Championships in Beijing.
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Trayvon Bromell is 19 but has already ran sub 10 seconds four times
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Usain Bolt did not achieve feat until he 21 and Yohan Blake when he was 20
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Bromell broke his hip, both his knees and his arm in the space of two years
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He ran 9.84sec at the US trials this week, the fastest time by a teenager
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Brommell has made the USA team for the World Championships in Beijing

Question: @placeholder started running at the age of 10, when his uncle Terrell saw him racing on the street, but his early teenage years were blighted by injury and he did not make his breakthrough until smashing the US high school record by running 9.99 at 17.

Answer: Trayvon Bromell

Answer: Bromell

Answer: Trayvon Bromell

Answer: Bromell


(CNN) -- Investigators pleaded for help from the public Wednesday in their search for two kidnapped Tennessee girls and the man accused of abducting them and killing their mother and sister. The FBI added the suspect, Adam Mayes, to its list of 10 most wanted fugitives and added $100,000 to the reward fund offered for a break in the case. Mayes has been charged with killing Jo Ann Bain and her eldest daughter, Adrienne, in late April, but authorities believe he is still holding Bain's younger daughters, 12-year-old Alexandria and 8-year-old Kyliyah. "From an investigative standpoint, we keenly and firmly believe that Adam Mayes is out here somewhere with these two young children," said Mark Gwyn, director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. "And it's going to be up to the public to help us if we're to bring these children back home and place him in custody where he needs to be."
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NEW: The case leaves a "dark cloud" over a Tennessee town, counselor says
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NEW: "It's going to be up to the public to help us," TBI chief says
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Mayes is now on the FBI's 10 most wanted list
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Mayes is believed to be near Guntown, Mississippi

Question: Adam Mayes faces an additional count of making a false report, according to arrest affidavits filed in @placeholder.

Answer: Tennessee

Answer: Tennessee

Question: @placeholder and Teresa Mayes have been married for 11 years and lived in Guntown, she said.

Answer: Adam Mayes

Answer: Adam Mayes


The man who inflicted the injury that Arsene Wenger still regards as the starting point of Abou Diaby's injury woes says his tackle on the former Arsenal man still haunts him every day. Former Sunderland full back Dan Smith slid in on Gunners midfielder Diaby in a 3-0 defeat nine years ago in a challenge that fractured the Frenchman's ankle and ruptured ligaments. Arsenal boss Wenger went on to slam the then-19-year-old Smith and he is still feeling the reprecussions to this day. Diaby's time at the Emirates Stadium appears to have now finally come to an end with his contract expiring this summer but Smith still feels the impact of his victim's injury woes on the other side of the world.
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Ex-Sunderland defender Dan Smith is still blamed for Abou Diaby's injuries
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He says he is still haunted and reminded of incident that broke Diaby's leg
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Arsene Wenger hit out at Smith over the challenge nine years ago
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Smith says he thinks about it every day and that it affected his career

Question: He left @placeholder shortly after the fateful challenge and subsequent spells at Aberdeen and St Johnstone didn't work out.

Answer: Sunderland

Answer: Sunderland


Tim Sherwood said his Aston Villa team ‘bamboozled’ Liverpool and paid particular tribute to Christian Benteke, Fabian Delph and Jack Grealish, the teenager who shone on his Wembley debut. Villa earned a comeback win to book their place in the FA Cup final against Arsenal and end Steven Gerrard’s dream of lifting the famous old trophy on his birthday before bidding farewell to the club. Sherwood was dealt a blow by Gabby Agbonlahor’s failure to overcome a hamstring injury, but adapted his plans to brilliant effect as Liverpool struggled to cope with Villa’s fluid attack. Christian Benteke is congratulated by Aston Villa team-mate Fabian Delph after scoring at Wembley
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Tim Sherwood paid tribute to his bamboozling side after Wembley win
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Aston Villa came from behind to beat Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool side
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Sherwood feels Liverpool did not expect how his side approached game
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Christian Benteke and Fabian Delph starred as Villains booked final place

Question: We weren’t worried about what @placeholder were going to do.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


A young mother is desperately trying to raise money for an expensive cancer treatment which could buy her more time with her family. Louisa Steckenreuter, 35, a mother to two young children,  Darcy, 13, and  Tilda, 2, was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a rare form of cancer last year. Now to have a chance at accessing potentially life-saving treatment the woman from Dulwich Hill, in Sydney's inner-west, needs to raise $100,000. 'What we’re hoping is that it gives me longer to spend time with my kids and watch them grow up. And grow old with husband like we had planned' Louisa Steckenreuter is desperately trying to raise money for an expensive cancer treatment which could buy her more time with her family
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Louisa Steckenreuter was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma last June
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The mother-of-two, 35, is fundraising to access expensive treatment
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A drug called Keytruda could buy her more time with her husband and kids
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It costs $6000 a month and is not on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
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Ms Steckenreuter would be the first Australian with her cancer to trial drug

Question: 'Whereas the @placeholder works with your body’s immune system and recognises the fact that the body’s immune system is able to fight the cancer cells if they realise the cells are bad,' Ms Steckenreuter explained.

Answer: Keytruda


Conrad Clitheroe, left, and Gary Cooper, right, were thrown in jail after being arrested for writing down aircraft registration numbers in Dubai Three British men who have spent two months in prisons in Dubai and Abu Dhabi after they were seen plane spotting are to be freed. 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. Families of the three men confirmed they had been told they would finally be able to return home and charges of espionage would not be brought against them.
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Conrad Clitheroe, 54, and Gary Cooper, 45, were taken to a police station
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They were told they would be allowed to leave if they signed Arabic form
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But they were held in prison along with friend Neil Munro for two months
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Officials confirmed today that charges of espionage against them dropped

Question: Sharing a cell with over 20 others, eating on the floor and forced to stare at the four walls for most of the day, the families were concerned about their welfare - particularly as Mr @placeholder needs medication for his heart condition.

Answer: Conrad Clitheroe

Answer: Conrad Clitheroe

Answer: Conrad Clitheroe


The Democratic party was sued by its own second-favorite for the White House candidacy tonight over a row about secret voter data. Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign filed a lawsuit against the Democratic Party after it was temporarily barred from accessing a trove of information about potential voters as punishment for accessing data compiled by the campaign of rival Hillary Clinton. And his campaign manager issued a public accusation of bias - saying the ban was because the Democratic National Committee is trying to support Clinton. The ugly civil war thrusts behind-the-scenes tensions about how far the party is going to support Clinton into the open - and will be meat and drink to Republicans.
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Sanders campaign fired aide on Thursday for viewing Clinton campaign's proprietary voter contact information
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Documents show four staffers downloaded the secret information when a software update made it vulnerable
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Democratic National Committee has barred Sanders from using its own proprietary data as punishment
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Without that access, his campaign will be at a huge disadvantage as he debates Hillary and Martin O'Malley on Saturday
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Now Sanders campaign sues in federal court and manager says: 'Clearly, in this case, they are trying to help the Clinton campaign'

Question: When we receive this report from the @placeholder campaign, we will make a determination on re-enabling the campaign's access to the system.'

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Now Sanders


Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Oscar Pistorius needs to undergo mental health examinations, the judge in his murder trial ruled Wednesday, putting a halt to the proceedings after nearly two months of testimony. The very unusual move throws the trial into confusion. How long's the trial delayed? We don't know yet. Judge Thokozile Masipa will formally issue her ruling on Tuesday. By that time, she should know who will do the evaluation of Pistorius and when and where it will take place. At that point, it should be somewhat clearer when the trial will resume -- if it does at all.
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A surprise order for mental testing for Oscar Pistorius raises questions for his trial
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Testing will last at least 30 days, pushing off the end of the trial
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A prosecution move for mental observation is very unusual
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How the move affects Pistorius and the verdict depends on what experts decide

Question: But after considering the question overnight, @placeholder granted the prosecution request.

Answer: Thokozile Masipa


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump reversed his stance on U.S. military intervention in Libya on Sunday, saying he would have authorized "surgical" strikes to take out strongman Moammar Gaddafi -- even though he'd previously said the world would be better with Gaddafi in power. "I didn't mind surgical. And I said surgical. You do a surgical shot and you take him out," Trump said on CBS' "Face the Nation." It was a notable change from the position he'd staked out at a Republican presidential debate in Texas in February. "We would be so much better off if Gaddafi would be in charge right now," Trump said then. He has also hit Clinton over the U.S. intervention in Libya in his stump speech.
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Donald Trump again reversed his position on Libya on Sunday
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He said he would have authorized strategical strikes to take out Moammar Gaddafi

Question: He's also made blasting @placeholder's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) "Yessssss!" was my reaction to hearing the news that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration intends to regulate e-cigarettes, hookahs, vape pens, e-pipes and other electronic nicotine delivery products. As a family physician, I often have patients ask me about e-cigarettes. Some have seen advertisements and are wondering what they are; some have simply heard that e-cigarettes are safer than traditional cigarettes and want to know if this is true. E-cigarettes are included in the category of ENDS -- Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems -- products that use a liquid containing nicotine and varying amounts of flavor, glycerin, propylene glycol and other ingredients. This liquid is heated into an aerosol that users then smoke. It is often referred to as "vaping."
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Jennifer Caudle says FDA regulation of electronic nicotine delivery systems is overdue
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More research needed on long-term effects, especially as youth use skyrockets, she says

Question: The @placeholder also reports that 16 percent "of high school and 5.3 percent of middle school students were current users of e-cigarettes in 2015, making e-cigarettes the most commonly used tobacco product among youth for the second consecutive year."

Answer: FDA


Washington (CNN) For Donald Trump, politics -- like real estate -- is a family business. The presumptive Republican nominee's search for a running mate revealed the intense and increasing role of three of his adult children, Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka Trump, along with his son-in-law Jared Kushner, in the billionaire's unorthodox political operation. Trump offered the vice presidential slot to Indiana Gov. Mike Pence Wednesday, CNN has learned, and the Indiana governor accepted. Sources said that Trump's decision to pick Pence over more controversial candidates such as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie followed a sustained behind-the-scenes lobbying push orchestrated from within the family's inner circle.
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Trump family led push for Pence
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Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka to play key convention role
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Son-in-law Jared Kushner also a key player

Question: Now, the apprenticeships served in Trump Inc. have morphed into major new roles for the kids, who are trying on new hats as campaign strategists and behind-the-scenes players in the @placeholder political project.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: But if the past is any guide, it won't be long before he too carves out a role in the @placeholder empire.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Ivanka Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Yaya Toure has told his critics and manager Manuel Pellegrini that he is not 'back' at Manchester City because he never left. The Ivory Coast midfielder was criticised last season when the club finished second to Chelsea in the Barclays Premier League, but was outstanding against West Bromwich Albion on Monday night. Pellegrini even admitted following the 3-0 win that he was 'sure we are going to see the same Yaya we saw two seasons ago' when City won the title, but Toure disagrees with his manager. 'I know what I have to do and I don't care what people say about me,' Toure said. 'I'm not back – I'm always there.
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West Brom 0-3 Manchester City: Yaya Toure dominated at The Hawthorns
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Toure was criticised last season as City ended runners up to Chelsea
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Manuel Pellegrini: 'I am sure we are going to see the same Yaya we saw two seasons ago when we won the title and I'm happy about that'
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Toure disagrees with his boss and says: 'I'm not back, I was always there'
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Jamie Carragher: City can win the title if Toure produces his best form

Question: Next up for @placeholder is Chelsea, who began their Premier League title defence with a 2-2 draw at home against Swansea City.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: City


(CNN) A vegan woman has twice had her application for Swiss citizenship rejected because annoyed locals object to her "loud" opinions about animal rights. Dutch national Nancy Holten, 42, has lived in Switzerland for more than 30 years. There, applications for citizenship are determined by local governments -- sometimes with input from residents. And among the requirements are that a person is integrated in the Swiss way of life and familiar with Swiss customs and traditions. And therein lies the issue the residents of Gipf-Oberfrick have with Holten. She's repeatedly spoken out in the media against cowbells, church bells, hunting and other traditions -- which the residents consider Swiss values.
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Nancy Holten, a vegan, campaigns in the media on animal welfare issues
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Her remarks over cowbells and hunting annoyed locals, who denied her citizenship

Question: "@placeholder-Oberfrick is rural and there are farmers and conservative residents here.

Answer: Gipf

Question: He added this is the first time in 20 years that @placeholder-Oberfrick has blocked such an application.

Answer: Gipf

Question: He added this is the first time in 20 years that Gipf-@placeholder has blocked such an application.

Answer: Oberfrick

Question: Holten is now appealing to the government of the canton of Aargau, which oversees @placeholder-Oberfrick.

Answer: Gipf

Question: Holten is now appealing to the government of the canton of Aargau, which oversees Gipf-@placeholder.

Answer: Oberfrick

Question: In @placeholder, the freedom of expression is enshrined in law.

Answer: Switzerland


The number plate that got Jeremy Clarkson and his former Top Gear colleagues harangued out of Argentina was a direct reference to the Falklands War, a judge has ruled. While the BBC claimed the plate, which read H982 FKL, was an 'unhappy coincidence', Maria Cristina Barrionuevo said they were deliberately 'provoking people' when they drove it through the country last year. In a report released earlier this week she slammed their actions as 'arrogant and disrespectful'. Scroll down for video A judge has ruled the controversial number plate that led to Jeremy Clarkson and his Top Gear colleagues being thrown out of Argentina was a deliberate reference to the 1982 Falklands War
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The plate - H982 FKL - was on Clarkson's Porsche during Christmas special
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Local veterans considered it a reference to the bloody 1982 Falklands War
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Angry villagers attacked Top Gear convoy and the team fled the country
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Judge ruled the number plate was deliberate reference despite BBC denial

Question: The incident led to the BBC deciding not to renew Clarkson’s contract after the current @placeholder series finishes.

Answer: Top Gear

Answer: Top Gear


Asmir Begovic insists Chelsea’s players are drawing reassurance amid a crisis run of results because the club possess the world’s best manager. Jose Mourinho is under intense scrutiny after a miserable start to the season with two successive defeats leaving their Champions League campaign floundering and Premier League title defence in tatters. Chelsea are 16th in the table with just eight points from eight games and Mourinho is in deeply combative mood, criticising players and challenging Roman Abramovich to sack ‘the best manager the club has ever had’. Begovic concurs, and claims the presence of the Portuguese serial winner remains a source of inspiration for the squad.
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Chelsea are 16th in the Premier League table having lost four matches
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Blues boss Jose Mourinho has come under scrutiny after poor start
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However, Asmir Begovic is confident Chelsea can turn season around

Question: ‘But at the same time he has kept calm, tried to keep things on the ground, make sure we don’t feel sorry for ourselves, and pick things up.@placeholder

Answer: Asmir Begovic

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Mourinho

Answer: Roman Abramovich

Answer: Begovic

Answer: Blues

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Asmir Begovic


(CNN) The United States eradicated malaria by spraying mosquito breeding grounds with DDT in 1951, roughly two decades after most of Western Europe eliminated the disease. History then offers hope, even as the world's first malaria vaccine, called RTS,S or Mosquirix, faces challenges: The effectiveness of the shot fades over time, according to a study released Wednesday. The vaccine's waning effect occurred especially among children living in areas with high rates of the disease. "Overall our study shows that RTS,S can benefit children, but suggests that a fourth dose may be important for sustaining this protection over the long term," Dr. Ally Olotu, lead author of the research published in the New England Journal of Medicine, said in a news release.
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A new study says the benefits of the world's first malaria vaccine weaken over years
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Another trial is looking at expanded dosage of Mosquirix

Question: The agency considered the safety profile of @placeholder acceptable, even though data showed that it provided only modest protection against the most dangerous form of malaria in children.

Answer: Mosquirix

Answer: Mosquirix

Question: The researchers found that the risk of getting malaria among children vaccinated with @placeholder was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.

Answer: Mosquirix

Answer: Mosquirix


Jackson Martinez has arrived in Spain following his £25million move to Atletico Madrid from Porto. The Colombia striker touched down in the Spanish capital on Tuesday to join up with his new team-mates, and was mobbed by reporters and fans desperate for a glimpse of their new star man. Martinez is following in the footsteps of now-Chelsea loanee Radamel Falcao, who swapped Porto for Atletico to much success in 2011. His countryman scored 52 league goals in 68 games at the club, but Martinez was quick to distance himself from comparisons when he arrived at the airport at around 3pm on Tuesday.
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Jackson Martinez has left Porto to join Atletico Madrid for £25million
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The Colombia striker touched down in the Spanish capital on Tuesday
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Now-Chelsea loanee Radamel Falcao made the same move in 2011
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Martinez has distanced himself from comparisons between him and Falcao

Question: 'Falcao is Falcao and Jackson is @placeholder, like you are a journalist and there are others.

Answer: Jackson Martinez

Answer: Jackson Martinez


The police have released tragic photos that capture the final hours of a pub goer who died following a heavy drinking session after he was left alone in a locked pub when the barman went for a takeaway. The Gunmakers Arms in Birmingham could now lose its license after the man died in the early hours of December 10, 2014 - a death which a damning police report says could have been prevented. The pictures of Avtar Singh Panesar, 47, were published in a report by West Midlands police which is being handed over to city licencing bosses. One of the pictures shows bar supervisor Radoslav Halabrin, 38, giving a thumbs-up in the takeaway shop shortly after he left Mr Panesar in the locked pub.
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Avtar Singh Panesar, 47, fell asleep in locked pub after drinking heavily
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Barman put him in recovery position and went out - but Mr Panesar died
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The Gunmakers Arms, Birmingham, could now lose its license and close
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Barman Radoslav Halabrin says he thought it best to let him 'sleep it off'

Question: The report says he sat a drunk Mr Panesar on a chair at around 11.30pm, after which Mr @placeholder vomited.

Answer: Avtar Singh Panesar

Answer: Panesar

Answer: Avtar Singh Panesar

Answer: Panesar


Gang rapist Bilal Skaf regularly sobbed in his cell, but also kept a collection of hardcore pornography, drew obscene sketches of his ex-girlfriend, and threw urine at a fellow women abuser, Robert Black Farmer, who he considered 'inferior'. The Islamic terrorists who plotted to blow up Sydney also liked pornography, which was found on their computers in prison as they waited to be tried on charges of waging a holy war on Australian society. Serial killer Ivan Milat would swallow any metal object he could so he would be sent to  hospital, but was very particular about his coffee and his biscuits.
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Goulburn's Supermax prison is the toughest in Australia
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Serial murderers and vile rapists live side-by-side under maximum security
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Secrets and quirks of the prison and notorious inmates are revealed in a new book
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Rapist Bilal skaf cried in his cell, but threw urine at an 'inferior' inmate
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Gangster Michael Kanaan is so vain he wanted plastic surgery on his bullet scars
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But inmates get have access to pizza, ice cream and chocolate
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Pornography and other material also makes its way inside, despite security

Question: Murderer Ronald Priestly  was in the prison art room at Lithgow when Vester stabbed Brendan to death, and  ended up alongside his mate in @placeholder for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.

Answer: Supermax