(CNN) -- The body found in a creek near Indianapolis is not missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer, a medical official said Tuesday. Forensic tests found no link to Spierer and have determined the body belongs to an African-American female, said Alfarena Ballew, chief deputy coroner for Marion County. Officials believe the decomposed body had been in the creek for about two and a half weeks before it was discovered on Sunday. Bloomington police have been searching for Spierer, a 20-year-old sophomore, since June 2, when she was last seen leaving a sports bar after a night out with friends.
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Forensic tests confirm body found in creek is not Lauren Spierer
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The 20-year-old Indiana University sophomore disappeared June 2
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Investigators have not been able to make any progress
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The coroner's office will use DNA and dental records to identify the body

Question: @placeholder described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.

Answer: Spierer

Answer: Spierer


A mother whose son was born with Down's syndrome has admitted she thought her 'life was over' when she first found out. Kerry Robles, 36, from Belfast, called it the 'darkest day of my life' when she was told Hanaki was diagnosed with the genetic condition just hours after he was born. However, now her son is four years old, Mrs Robles, an English literature teacher, who is married to husband Damien and also has a daughter, Marley, two, says her initial feelings were wrong – and he is the best thing that has ever happened to her. Mrs Robles, who first learned she was pregnant while the couple were living in Mexico City, said: 'I'm ashamed to say my son's birth was the darkest day of my life.
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Kerry Robles was living in Mexico City with husband Damien when they found out she was pregnant
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She only found out son Hanaki had Down's syndrome after he was born
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Says she was 'devastated' and could 'barely look at him'
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Damien had to be treated for depression after being told
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Now couple couldn't imagine life without him, and say they were wrong

Question: '@placeholder has turned everyone's lives upside down, but in a good way,' she said.

Answer: Hanaki

Answer: Hanaki


(CNN) A man has been arrested in connection with the shooting deaths of three people at a gathering early Saturday in a small town in Washington state, authorities said. The shooting, which also left another person wounded, erupted in Mukilteo, which sits on the bank of the Puget Sound about 30 miles north of Seattle. According to CNN affiliate KOMO, police described the house party as a gathering of young people. "My granddaughter called us about 20 minutes after midnight that she was hiding; that there had been a shooting and that two of her friends were shot and she was shot at," Susan Gemmer told KOMO. "We jumped out of bed, got dressed and got in the car as fast as we could."
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Police have not identified the three people killed at the party
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The Washington state killings follow the deaths of two teenagers at a Florida party earlier in the week

Question: @placeholder, in Snohomish County, has a population of just over 20,000.

Answer: Mukilteo


A 9-year-old boy fatally beaten over a missing birthday cake had been handcuffed for up to three hours a day for a week before the deadly assault, court records released Tuesday in Maryland said. A doctor who examined Jack Garcia before the boy died concluded the child's head injuries and extensive bruising came from numerous beatings and were consistent with torture, police said. Jack Garcia's mother, 26-year-old Oriana Iris Garcia, approved of her boyfriend and brother handcuffing her son because 'she was trying to teach Jack not to steal,' Hagerstown Police Detective Shane Blankenship wrote in charging documents. The boyfriend, 30-year-old Robert Leroy 'Roy' Wilson, also disciplined Jack by slapping him in the head, boxing with him with padded gloves and hitting him in the leg with a bamboo sword, Garcia's brother Jacob Andrew Barajas told police.
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Doctor found Jack Garcia's head injuries and extensive bruising came from numerous beatings and were consistent with torture, police said
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The boy's mother Oriana Garcia and his uncle Jacob Barajas are facing second-degree murder and first-degree child-abuse charges
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Garcia's boyfriend Robert Leroy Wilson is being held on assault and child-abuse charges
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Garcia and Barajas told investigators Wilson inflicted the fatal injuries after Barajas had handcuffed Jack because he was suspected of stealing a cake

Question: Fletcher suggested Garcia must not have known how seriously @placeholder was hurt when she sent the ambulance away.

Answer: Jack Garcia

Answer: Jack Garcia

Answer: Jack

Answer: Jack

Answer: Jack Garcia

Answer: Jack


Every election candidate should be forced to declare if they plan to take up second jobs outside Parliament, the sleaze watchdog has said. Lord Bew, chairman of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, warned trust in politics had been damaged and it would be 'foolish' for politicians to think they could ignore public anger. It comes as plans are being drawn up to curb rowdy behaviour in the House of Commons, with MPs facing bans from debates for heckling and swearing across the chamber. Politicians standing for election in May should declare that they plan to keep second jobs once they reach the Commons, the head of the sleaze watchdog has said
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Sleaze watchdog Lord Bew says politicians are 'foolish' to ignore anger
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Chairman of the Committee on Standards in Public Life calls for change
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All candidates should publish a register of interests, including paid jobs
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Follows 'cash for access' scandal with Sir Malcolm Rifkind and Jack Straw
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Labour draw up plans for yellow and red cards for rowdy MPs in Commons

Question: Lord Bew expressed frustration that @placeholder had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.

Answer: Parliament


The SNP threatened a new independence referendum last night as Tory plans for ‘English votes for English laws’ descended into acrimony. Amid heckling and shouting in the Commons, ministers said English MPs would be given an effective ‘veto’ over laws which relate to their constituents alone. Leader of the Commons Chris Grayling said the move would restore ‘fairness’ to a system that has previously allowed Scots MPs to railroad through controversial laws that do not apply north of the border. But the proposals – a key Tory manifesto commitment – provoked an angry response from both Labour and the SNP.
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Tory proposals sparked angry response from both Labour and the SNP
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Labour veteran Sir Gerald Kaufman accused Government of a ‘racist’ plot
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SNP members turned out in significant numbers to denounce the plans

Question: Ipads will be used to count MPs’ votes on issues affecting @placeholder constituencies.

Answer: English

Answer: English

Answer: English


Marion 'Suge' Knight has been rushed to hospital for an unspecified medical emergency after a judge ruled on Thursday that he will stand trial on murder and attempted-murder charges. The former rap music mogul struck two men with his pickup truck in January, killing one and seriously injuring the other. Los Angeles sheriff's spokeswoman Nicole Nishida says Knight was transported to a hospital from the downtown courthouse. She says no further details could be released. Scroll down for video 'Suge' Knight, pictured above on April 8, will stand trial on murder and attempted-murder charges following a hit-and-run, an LA judge said on Thursday
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LA judge reduced bail from $25 million to $10 million for rap producer
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On Thursday morning, Knight walked out of court after the hearing
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Authorities contend Knight intentionally hit the men, killing Terry Carter, 55, and seriously injuring Cle 'Bone' Sloan
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Knight, 49, was a key player in the gangster rap scene that flourished in the 1990s, and his label once listed Dr Dre, Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg

Question: @placeholder told detectives that he attacked Knight but testified on Monday that he didn't remember the fight and did not want to be a 'snitch'.

Answer: Cle 'Bone' Sloan

Question: @placeholder's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.

Answer: Cle 'Bone' Sloan


A pair of racist T-shirts have cost three people their positions with an Alabama youth cheerleading program, among them a volunteer who complained about the inappropriate attire. Kayleigh Tipton, a parent and former volunteer coach at the North Alabama Youth Football and Cheerleading League in Boaz, said she was shocked when she saw the squad’s assistant vice president Brian McCracken and his friend Brian McDowell show up to practice dressed in shirts glorifying racism. McCracken's T-shirt featured the figure of a clansman in a white hood standing in front of a burning crossed, accompanied by the words: 'The Original Boys in The Hood.'
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North Alabama Youth Football and Cheerleading League Assistant Vice President Brian McCracken and his wife, who was the VP, both resigned
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McCracken showed up to practice in a shirt featuring a clansman and burning cross
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Brian McDowell, a friend of McCracken's, was photographed next to him in a 'White Pride' shirt
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Both men later said the shirts were worn as a joke
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Kayleigh Tipton, a parent and former volunteer coach, was ousted from the squad by McCracken's wife after making a complaint
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The program's commissioner insisted Tipton's removal had nothing to do with the incident

Question: His friend's black top was emblazoned with the phrase '@placeholder.'

Answer: White Pride


Arguably the most hated bank fee across the country is being charged to withdraw money from an ATM but there are calls for the cost to be scrapped. Being slapped with a minimum of $2 to withdraw your own cash from a different bank is a pet hate for most Australians but if Labor and the Greens have their way the fee will abolished. Labor senator Sam Dastyari and Greens senator Peter Whish-Wilson have joined forces to call for the Senate to conduct an inquiry to demand a justification from the banks for the high electronic fees. Mr Whish-Wilson said there were three major concerns about high ATM fees, particularly when it involves using a cash point from another bank - beginning with fees not matching the service provided.
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Labor and Greens are calling for an inquiry into ATM bank fees
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Including fees to withdraw from other bank's automated teller machines
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The difficulty for rural people to access their own banks in remote areas
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Another point argued will be fees not reflecting the services provided
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Credit card interest rates were also expected to be investigated

Question: A two dollar fee for taking out forty dollars is basically a 5% tax that is collected by the banks,' Mr @placeholder-Wilson said.

Answer: Peter Whish

Answer: Whish


If it was not Steve McClaren’s original intention to start with Georginio Wijnaldum in this match, Newcastle’s manager will be mightily relieved that the Dutchman eventually appeared on the team sheet. Afterwards he would only confirm that he had ‘considered leaving out every one of them’ after those abject performances against Leicester and Crystal Palace. But there is little doubt that he had given serious thought to omitting a Dutchman who would end up securing a precious victory for Newcastle and their beleaguered manager. One that almost certainly saved McClaren from dismissal and, by the former England boss’s own admission, had enabled his side to ‘crawl back’ from the ‘brink of a crisis’.
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In-form Liverpool headed to St James' Park searching for an eighth win in nine matches under Jurgen Klopp
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Georginio Wijnaldum's angled shot deflected in to give Steve McClaren's side the lead on 69 minutes
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The Dutchman chipped in the home side's second in second half stoppage time to cap a fine counter attack
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Victory moved Newcastle up to 18th in the Premier League, in the relegation zone only by goal difference

Question: Presumably McClaren told his players during the interval that @placeholder — who had scored 13 goals in their three previous domestic away games — were here for the taking.

Answer: Liverpool

Question: Newcastle, by contrast, were a little too reliant on long balls hit towards Papiss Cisse, even if a cross from Vurnon Anita almost resulted in the opening goal for the @placeholder striker.

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle


(CNN) For more than 60 years, European integration has proceeded apace, often muddling through when apparently insoluble problems assailed it. Now, though, things look different. For the first time, a member state has decided to leave. And the particularly toxic blend of complex problems and decreased room for compromise make it impossible to see how all of the issues confronting the bloc can be resolved without undermining the principle of union. On Wednesday, Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, delivered his annual State of the Union speech. On Friday in Slovakia, the European Council meets for the first time without Britain to discuss what the European Union does next.
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Anand Menon: The EU will stumble on, but its problems will only become more severe
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Constraints of national politic will triumph over demands of transnational unity, he says

Question: Either way, one set of voters will be left feeling put upon by the @placeholder.

Answer: European

Answer: European Union

Answer: EU


In 2018, Nasa will launch the Orion spacecraft using the largest, most powerful rocket booster ever built; the Space Launch System (SLS). Tucked inside the stage adapter - the ring connecting Orion to the top propulsion stage of the SLS -will be 11 self-contained small satellites, each about the size of a large shoebox. Now, the space agency has revealed three missions that will use these small satellites during the test flight to help develop technologies for astronauts travelling to deep space. A concept image of the Near-Earth Asteroid Scout mission, one of 11 missions that will be secondary payloads to the first test flight of Nasa's Space Launch System
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They will be included in 2018 flight of Orion and Space Launch System
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NEA Scout will fly by a small asteroid, taking pictures and getting data
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Lunar Flashlight will illuminate moon's craters and measure surface ice
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BioSentinel will use yeast to measure the impact of deep space radiation

Question: 'The rocket will be the strongest ever built by @placeholder and we want to take advantage of that design.

Answer: Nasa

Answer: Nasa


Tampa (CNN) -- On the night vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan made his debut on the national stage, the GOP turned its attention to America's influence abroad and what the party sees as President Barack Obama's failed economic policies. The roster of speakers at the Republican National Convention boasted two of the party's foreign policy heavy hitters and rhetoric designed to appeal to voters who are still undecided. Here are five things we learned from the convention's second night: 1. Romney's enforcer comes to play On Tuesday, the GOP convention was about love (Ann Romney) and respect (Chris Christie). But to the chagrin of head-scratching Republicans eager to take the fight to President Barack Obama, there wasn't much talk in the Tampa Bay Times Forum about the current administration in Washington.
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McCain and Rice took to stage to underscore GOP foreign policy
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Mike Huckabee, who once questioned Romney's Mormon faith, sang his praises
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Condoleezza Rice's speech won raves both in the forum and on Twitter

Question: Rice and @placeholder's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.

Answer: McCain

Question: Ryan spoke the word "generation" a number of times in his address, at one point saying "I accept the calling of my generation to give our children the @placeholder that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."

Answer: America

Question: 'Gen Xer' @placeholder takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters

Answer: Paul Ryan


Hannah Green's 30th birthday is a day she will never forget but not for the reasons you might expect. At 20 weeks pregnant, it was also the day Hannah, now 31, discovered her unborn daughter Lola had a congenital heart disease and would need open heart surgery as soon as she was born. With no history of the condition in the family the unexpected news left Hannah and her partner Gerard Bradley, 30, from Gosport, Hampshire, devastated, and Hannah vowed to do everything she could to ensure her daughter had the best start in life. Scroll down for video Hannah Green with daughter Lola, now a happy and healthy eight months old
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Hannah Green's daughter  Lola was born with congenital heart disease
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Mum from Gosport had blood from Lola's cord  harvested at birth
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Her stem cells have been cryogenically frozen for 30 years

Question: @placeholder with proud parents Hannah and dad Gerard Bradley, a tattoo artist

Answer: Lola

Answer: Lola

Answer: Lola

Answer: Lola

Question: @placeholder feels comforted by knowing her daughter's precious stem cells will be there for her until she's 30

Answer: Hannah Green

Answer: Hannah

Answer: Hannah

Answer: Hannah

Answer: Hannah Green

Answer: Hannah Green


An American celebrity magazine claims that they have the exclusive story on the budding romance between Prince Harry, 31, and Pippa Middleton, 32. According to OK!, Prince William's younger brother and Kate Middleton's younger sister have been enjoying a 'secret romance' for three months, but have only ever been caught in the act by their older siblings. The publication also purports to have intimate details of their affair, including how they spent their first 'date' and the fact that they have fancied each other for years. Allegedly, Prince Harry first 'noticed' Pippa while the world's attention was turned to their siblings - but it is only now that OK! has managed to get the 'scoop'.
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The US magazine OK! asserts it has exclusive knowledge that the royal younger brother is romantically involved with Kate's little sister
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It says that the Duchess of Cambridge found the two 'snogging in a bathroom' at the royal wedding
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The publication alleges Harry, 31, and Pippa, 32, have always had 'sexual tension', but says now they're both single they can do something about it
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The prince reportedly seduced Pippa with candles, Adele music, and a pasta carbonara on their first date
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See more on Prince Harry and Pippa Middleton's rumoured romance

Question: And according to @placeholder, they're taking advantage of that, with Pippa taking the lead.

Answer: OK!

Answer: OK!

Answer: OK!


Munich Germany (CNN) --  -- I am originally from Cologne but I moved to Munich more than 12 years ago. I chose to live in this city because of the Eisbach river wave where you can surf on a rapid. For most people around the world Munich is only known as "Oktoberfest City", the town of beer drinkers and pretzel lovers. Most people don't know that Munich is also considered to be a surfing Mecca because of the famous standing wave right in the centre of the city at the Eisbach river. For me it was vice versa. Through surfing this rapid I discovered the Oktoberfest. And since then I've been hooked. Even weeks and days before the beer fest starts, the whole city gets crazy.
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Don't wear Lederhosen made of plastic or cloth. You will look like a tourist
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Make friends with the ladies delivering the beer, and never be cheap with your tip
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Sleeping is the best way to keep your body fit -- just not on the street or the sidewalk
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If you get sick, don't do it close to the river -- people surf there

Question: Tourists of all different nationalities are arriving, flight prices to @placeholder double and the main train station is crowded at all times.

Answer: Munich Germany

Answer: Munich

Answer: Munich

Answer: Munich

Question: It might look a bit lame but it is 55 meters high and you will get a beautiful view over @placeholder.

Answer: Munich Germany

Answer: Munich

Answer: Munich

Answer: Munich

Question: If you want to buy traditional @placeholder, make sure that they are nearly too tight.

Answer: Lederhosen


(CNN) If Iowa was a toss-up between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, then Nevada, home to another round of Democratic caucuses Saturday, could come down -- quite literally -- to the luck of the draw. Like Hawkeye State Democrats did on Feb. 1, the Nevada state party has sanctioned the use of a "game of chance" to break caucus deadlocks. This time around, though, the winner won't be calling a coin flip in the air, but pulling their fate from a deck of playing cards. "In these very limited circumstances where two or more presidential preference groups are tied for the loss or gain of a delegate, groups must each draw a single card from a deck of cards to break the tie," party officials explained in a memo provided to CNN. "The high card determines the winner, and aces are high."
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Iowa used a coin flip to decide winners
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Aces are high, according to the Nevada Democratic Party

Question: RELATED: No, @placeholder did not win Iowa because of a coin flip

Answer: Hillary Clinton


(CNN) Donald Trump formally unveiled Mike Pence as his running mate Saturday, candidly saying he hoped the pick would unite the fractured Republican Party, in a typically unconventional rollout event that was more about the man at the top of the ticket than his new sidekick. The presumptive Republican nominee introduced the Indiana governor at a Manhattan hotel two days before the start of the Republican National Convention. It was a spectacle that underscored the odd couple nature of the GOP ticket, that now unites Trump, a brash, volatile outsider with a sparse ideological track record, with Pence, a strait-laced, disciplined warrior of the social conservative movement.
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Trump selected Pence on Thursday
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Saturday's event is their first together as a presidential ticket

Question: It turns out, you can force @placeholder to make a choice and give him a speech, he's always going to be Trump."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Tehran (CNN) -- Iranian TV aired images Thursday of what it says is a U.S. stealth drone that went down in Iran last week, an apparently intact RQ-170 drone propped on a pedestal and triumphantly displayed. "Military experts are well aware how precious the technological information of this drone is," said Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Aerospace Forces, according to the semi-official Fars News Agency. There was disagreement among Pentagon officials about whether the drone in the video is real. Military and intelligence officials were analyzing the Iran television footage. One U.S. official said right now the U.S. can't be certain it's the real stealth drone, because U.S. personnel don't have access to it. But he added there's no reason to think it's a fake.
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U.S. official: "We now have no reason to believe" the drone in the video is a fake
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Another official questions the intact appearance of the drone after a crash
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An Iranian general says the drone was downed "with minimum damage"
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Iran's Foreign Ministry delivers a reprimand of U.S. to Swiss envoy

Question: A @placeholder satellite quickly pinpointed the downed drone, which apparently sustained significant damage, the senior official said.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) Russia and the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad are attempting to entice US-backed rebels based at the At Tanf garrison in southern Syria to switch sides, US officials tell CNN, in an apparent bid to oust the coalition from a strategic piece of real estate that is seen as crucial to Syria and Iran's long-term interests in the region. It's just the latest gambit in a months-long tug of war between the US and Assad and his Russian and Iranian backers in the Syrian desert. One official said the recruitment campaign, which appears to have had very limited, if any, success to date, is aimed at mid-level commanders of the groups being trained and equipped by the US-led coalition at the At Tanf base which sits in near the tri-border area of Syria, Jordan and Iraq.
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So far the coalition says there has only been "less than a handful" of defections
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Last week CNN reported hat a US-backed rebel group had balked at the coalition's insistence  that it only fight ISIS not the Assad regime

Question: He added the regime's recruitment effort was assessed to have two objectives, building a force of local fighters and driving the coalition out of key real-estate in southern @placeholder.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: That proximity led to some clashes in June, including @placeholder airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US


Luis Suarez warned his Barcelona side to stay focused for the rest of the season after firing the Catalans to Club World Cup glory over River Plate. The Uruguayan scored twice in the second half after Lionel Messi had broken the deadlock before the break, finishing the tournament as top scorer with five goals, his brace against River adding to the hat-trick he netted against Guangzhou Evergrande in the semi-final. Capturing the Club World Cup caps a superb year for Suarez and Barcelona, who lifted five trophies in 2015, including the Spanish Primera Division, the Copa del Rey, the UEFA Super Cup and the Champions League.
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Barcelona have won the Club World Cup after beating River Plate
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Luis Suarez scored twice in the 3-0 final victory
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The Uruguayan forward has warned Barca about complacency
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Barca have won an incredible five trophies in 2015
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Manager Luis Enrique admits the success will be difficult to replicate

Question: 'We have to highlight the sacrifice that @placeholder made in order to play today,' he said.

Answer: Lionel Messi


(CNN) President Donald Trump and President Barack Obama have now both ordered airstrikes in Syria, but there are key ways that Thursday's strike was different from the previous military strikes there. The airstrike Trump authorized Thursday hit a Syrian government airbase in response to the chemical weapons attack carried out earlier this week. It's a step Obama was unwilling to take, at least without congressional approval, as Obama elected not to strike Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime in 2013 after a chemical attack crossed his "red line." But Obama did launch airstrikes in Syria a year later, as the US began a military campaign against ISIS in Iraq and Syria. The nearly three-year war against ISIS has led to a steady stream of US bombings from manned aircraft, drones and missiles fired from warships.
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Obama launched airstrikes in Syria against ISIS
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He sought congressional approval to strike Assad's regime, but never got it
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On Thursday, Trump authorized a strike against an air base held by the Syrian government

Question: The @placeholder administration, however, said Thursday that the airstrikes were not a change in Syria policy.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Sam Burgess was selected over a slice of takeaway pizza, and Stuart Lancaster on Thursday insisted he can deliver for England at the World Cup. The elevation of the cross-code international only 10 months after his arrival from rugby league was the main subject of debate as England’s management - forced to order in Italian food after their hotel kitchen flooded - finalised the 31-man World Cup squad on Wednesday night. After Lancaster and his assistants had weighed up their options, Burgess got the nod ahead of Luther Burrell. And although the 26-year-old centre has played only one Test, the head coach insisted his selection is no gamble.
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Sam Burgess was picked for England's final 31-man World Cup squad over Luther Burrell on Thursday
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The former rugby league international has shown enough in training and his one impressive Test cap
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Ireland and England legends Brian O’Driscoll and Will Carling believe Burgess's call up is too soon
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Stuart Lancaster defended his selection as key to the balance of his side and insisted it wasn't a risk
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Henry Slade also got the nod, with the versatile Exeter star named as one of four England centres
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Rugby World Cup 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest news and more

Question: But the England coaches had seen enough during their summer training camp to put their faith in the newcomer ahead of the more established @placeholder.

Answer: Luther Burrell

Answer: Luther Burrell


(CNN) An Australian woman killed last weekend by Minneapolis police "didn't have to die," the city's police chief said Thursday. "This should not have happened," Chief Janeé Harteau said in her first public comments since Justine Ruszczyk, 40, was killed Saturday, minutes after calling police to report a possible sexual assault near her home. "On our squad cars, you will find the words: 'To protect with courage and serve with compassion.' This did not happen." Harteau couldn't address the fatal shooting in person earlier because she was away backpacking in the mountains and could not return sooner, she said. The police chief said she spoke to Ruszczyk's fiancé on Thursday morning and told him the shooting shouldn't have happened. She also pledged to strengthen the department's body camera policy, including exploring new technology that could activate officers' body cameras when their squad car lights are turned on.
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Minneapolis Police Chief: "Justine didn't have to die"
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"All we want to do is bring Justine home to Australia," Justine Ruszczyk's family says

Question: Eight minutes later, @placeholder called 911 again, saying officers had not arrived.

Answer: Justine Ruszczyk

Question: In recounting her conversation with Damond, Harteau said @placeholder's fiancé expressed concern and fear the community may have in calling 911.

Answer: Justine Ruszczyk


(CNN) The political consensus is virtually unanimous: If Hillary Clinton wins North Carolina, Donald Trump has to win every other competitive state to take the White House. Clinton has other paths to victory without North Carolina, but the state has been a focus for Democrats this cycle. She has led in most public opinion polling there since the summer. Just 12 days ago, a New York Times poll had her leading by 7 points, and the CNN poll of polls currently has her ahead by 4 points. But a CNN analysis of early voting paints a very different picture and suggests that Clinton has underperformed President Obama's 2012 performance in the Tar Heel State and Trump has outperformed Mitt Romney.
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CNN analyzed early voting data from North Carolina
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Hillary Clinton has underperformed President Obama in the state

Question: More than 1.3 million @placeholder have already voted compared to 990,000 Republicans.

Answer: Democrats

Question: Romney himself has been one of @placeholder's harshest critics, saying last spring "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Romney himself has been one of Trump's harshest critics, saying last spring "@placeholder is a phony, a fraud."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Another group that failed to show up was 20-something @placeholder.

Answer: Democrats


A mother who contemplated suicide after suffering from a serious back injury that threatened to end her fitness career has defied doctors by winning the title of Miss Galaxy. Sally Loomes, who is 5ft 7in and weighs 10st, defied doctors - who told her to retire - and continued benching over 100kg as she had 'too much passion for the fitness industry.' With the support of her lookalike fitness model and personal trainer daughter, Emily, 18, the mother-of-one became Miss Galaxy six months later. The 46-year-old from Bath, Somerset, who consumes over 4,000 calories a day, had five bulging discs and was told by doctors she should give up training altogether, which can be common in muscular women as they train their backs regularly using heavy weights.
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Sally Loomes, from Somerset, defied doctors who told her to retire
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Painful injury left her on brink of suicide but she was determined to succeed
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Fitness model and personal trainer daughter Emily, 18, supported her
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Sally shares her journey, fitness and diet regime with FEMAIL

Question: Now she juggles her gruelling exercise regime with being a mother to @placeholder, as well as working full-time as a level 3 personal trainer.

Answer: Emily

Answer: Emily


Washington (CNN) White House chief of staff John Kelly pressured acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke to terminate protections for tens of thousands of Honduran immigrants currently living in the US, sources tell CNN. Duke received multiple calls from Kelly pressuring her, in Duke's perception, to end Temporary Protected Status for Honduran immigrants on Monday's decision day, leaving Duke "distraught and disappointed" and ready to leave the department, according to a source familiar with Duke's thinking. The Trump administration characterized the call as Kelly weighing in through a normal process and said Duke was committed to remaining at her post.
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Roughly 86,000 Hondurans are covered by the program
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The decision deadline was Monday

Question: According to the source familiar, Duke had decided over the weekend that she did not have enough information to end the protections for the @placeholder, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.

Answer: Honduran

Answer: Honduran

Answer: Hondurans


Dutch police arrested around 200 people overnight into Friday morning when riots broke out following the death of a man in police custody. The arrests for ignoring a ban on public assembly came on the fourth night of riots in a predominantly immigrant neighbourhood in The Hague. Prosecutors investigating Sunday's death of Mitch Henriquez, a 42-year-old from the Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba, say he likely died of oxygen starvation caused during his arrest at a music festival Saturday night. The five officers involved have been suspended from active duty and are being investigated as suspects in his death. Protesters have gathered each night in the Schilderswijk neighborhood, carrying banners protesting what they perceive as racism and the excessive use of force by police.
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Dutch police arrested around 200 people overnight into Friday morning
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Arrests came on fourth night of riots after death of man in police custody
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Believed Mitch Henriquez's died of oxygen starvation caused during arrest
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Five officers suspended from active duty and are being investigated

Question: They have issued a call on social media for a silent march in his memory on Saturday and urged people to walk in peace from a railway station in @placeholder to the park where he was arrested.

Answer: The Hague


Bayern Munich don't lose games to the likes of Olympiacos and Dynamo Zagreb which means Pep Guardiola won't be losing too much sleep after Tuesday night's defeat at the Emirates. Bayern's trajectory is still set for comfortable qualification while Arsene Wenger, naturally happy on Tuesday night, ought to be a much more worried man. But after nine straight wins in the Bundesliga, this was a gentle dig in the ribs to Guardiola and his backroom staff - one of whom got fans on social media talking for his apparent likeness to new Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp - a reminder that, outside of Germany, he has yet to prove his worth to Bayern.
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Arsenal beat Bayern Munich 2-0 in Tuesday's Champions League match
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Defeat at the Emirates was the visitors first in all competitions this season
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Bayern have won nine straight games in the Bundesliga so far this term
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In successive terms they've been dumped out of Champions League semis
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Social media spoke heavily of one of Guadiola's backroom staff resembling a lot to newly-appointed Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp
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Read: Neuer went from hero to zero at Arsenal... this is how Twitter saw it

Question: Of course Bayern look a side much more likely to trouble the scorers at the business end of this tournament than @placeholder.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


(CNN)Brazilian surf star Ricardo dos Santos has died after reportedly being shot by an off-duty police officer. Heartbroken tributes poured in from the 24-year-old's surfing peers. "An incredible human being!" wrote Carlos Burle, another top Brazilian surfer, in a post on Instagram. He said dos Santos had "a whole life ahead of him." "RIP Ricardo dos Santos. Forever in our hearts," tweeted Tiago Pires, a leading Portuguese surfer. Dos Santos was "a fearless, world-class tuberider" who "captured the surf world's attention" at the 2012 Billabong Pro event in Tahiti, according to Surfer magazine. The off-duty police officer shot dos Santos three times in the chest Monday after the two had an argument in front of the surfer's family home in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, according to CNN affiliate Record News.
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The 24-year-old was "a fearless, world-class tuberider," Surfer magazine says
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He had "a whole life ahead of him," says fellow surfer Carlos Burle
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An off-duty officer suspected of shooting dos Santos has been arrested, CNN affiliate reports

Question: "We're all together with you, brother," Burle wrote on @placeholder.

Answer: Instagram


United Passions, the movie about the world's most powerful soccer organization, has earned the embarrassing accolade of the worst box office opening ever in the U.S. The FIFA-financed movie – estimated to have cost $30 million and staring bona fide big-name actors such as Tim Roth, Gerard Depardieu and Sam Neil - made only $918 over the June 6 weekend. The high-priced FIFA puff piece about the soccer federation's 111-year history, the growth of its World Cup tournament and Sepp Blatter's rise to power as president wasn't expected to draw large crowds yet still underperformed alarmingly. Just two people showed up to its first screening in Los Angeles.
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United Passions, the movie about the world's most powerful soccer organization, is estimated to have cost $30 million
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It made just $918 over the June 6 weekend - which has earned it embarrassing accolade of the worst box office opening ever in the U.S.
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Critics had slammed the 110-minute film as 'pure cinematic excrement' and 'cringe-worthy, self-aggrandizing'
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Sepp Blatter, who resigned as FIFA president just before the movie's release, is portrayed as someone who spoke out against corruption

Question: The movie, which also starred Depardieu as World Cup creator Jules Rimet and Neill as former FIFA president Joao Havelange, gives a generally rosy view of the scandal-plagued @placeholder.

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Question: @placeholder did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA


Arsene Wenger has revealed that he was spat at whilst playing football in France - but that in those days he extracted his own revenge on the pitch. The Arsenal manager says that United defender Jonny Evans - who will be banned for the FA Cup quarter final against Arsenal on Monday - cannot expect any mercy in the modern age of global TV scrutiny. However, Wenger says the practice was more prevalent in former days when he played for RC Strasbourg in France, but that the lack of TV coverage meant it used to be less of an issue.
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Arsenal manager reveals he was spat at while playing football in France
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But the Frenchman insists he got his revenge on the football pitch
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Cisse and Jonny Evans were this week caught up in a spitting row
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Both  received  bans for spitting during Newcastle v Manchester United

Question: Cisse has been banned for seven games after accepting the charge from the @placeholder on Thursday

Answer: FA Cup


Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has defied Prime Minister Tony Abbott's ban on frontbenchers appearing on the ABC's Q&A program following the Zaky Mallah controversy. In a media release sent around via email by the national broadcaster, Mr Turnbull's name was listed among the guests lined up for the next week's show, which is filmed in Sydney. Other panellists alongside Mr Turnbull are war correspondent Michael Ware, Canadian Christian scholar John Stackhouse, Lowy Institute's director of polling Alex Oliver and Shadow Assistant Minister for Education Amanda Rishworth. The confirmation of Mr Turnbull's appearance ends days of speculation the Communications Minister would boycotted the show along with his other fellow ministers.
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Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull will appear on ABC's Q&A
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It comes after Tony Abbott banned government frontbenchers from show
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Mr Turnbull's appearance on panel was confirmed by an ABC press release
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Prime Minister's boycott blamed for Barnaby Joyce's cancellation last week

Question: '@placeholder was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'

Answer: Barnaby Joyce


(CNN) -- Prosecutors in Hungary indicted a Nazi war crimes suspect Tuesday with involvement in the brutal treatment and deportation of thousands of Jews during World War II. Ladislaus Csizsik-Csatary was allegedly "actively involved" in sending nearly 12,000 Jews to various concentration camps in the spring of 1944, according to the Metropolitan Chief Prosecution Office in Budapest. According to prosecutors, Csizsik-Csatary served as a senior Hungarian police officer in the city of Kosice, which is now in Slovakia but was under Hungarian rule in the 1940s. Csizsik-Csatary topped the Simon Wiesenthal Center's list of "most wanted Nazi war criminals" as of April this year.
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Prosecutors allege Ladislaus Csizsik-Csatary was "actively involved in" deporting Jews
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Nearly 12,000 Jews were sent from Kosice to German concentration camps in 1944
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Csizsik-Csatary was commander of the deportation camp, prosecutors say
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He tops the Simon Wiesenthal Center's list of "most wanted Nazi war criminals"

Question: During that month, he "regularly beat the interned @placeholder with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.

Answer: Jews

Answer: Jews

Answer: Jews

Answer: Jews


The world's press have reacted to the resignation of Sepp Blatter as FIFA president, with the Qatar Tribune describing his departure as 'the end of an era.' Blatter announced his departure on Tuesday after 17 years as the head of world football. It follows a week where a raid at dawn on a hotel in Zurich resulted in the arrest of seven FIFA officials on allegations relating to corruption, plunging the game's governing body into crisis two days before their presidential election. Blatter was still re-elected ahead of Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein on Friday, but has now stepped aside.
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The Qatar Tribune defines Sepp Blatter's exit as 'the end of an era'
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A Russian paper shows a U.S. policeman holding a red card to Russia 2018
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Marca says Blatter is 'surrounded', L'equipe describe him as 'cornered'
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In the United States, the Daily News says the 'FBI net tightens' on Blatter

Question: @placeholder have a picture of Blatter leaving the stage after announcing his resignation with the headline 'cornered.'

Answer: L'equipe


The Republican establishment may hope this is the beginning of the end for Donald Trump's circus-like run for the presidency. But as the fallout intensifies after the billionaire businessman mocked Sen. John McCain's war hero status, Trump's supporters are more excited than ever about his chances. 'I love to see them jump all over him 'cause they're just giving him a clear road. I love it!' said Trump supporter Frank Candelieri, 89, from Merrimack, N.H., of the backlash his candidate faced in recent days. Candelieri, a World War II vet who said he won a Purple Heart fighting in the Battle of the Bulge, said he wasn't offended by Trump's comments.
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'I think it's going to improve his viability to be honest with you,' argued one of Trump's county-level chairmen in New Hampshire
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'The more Mr. Trump is being beaten on by people, obviously the better his polling numbers are'
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'I love to see them jump all over him 'cause they're just giving him a clear road. I love it!' said one Trump-supporting Granite State voter
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Much of Trump's appeal is based on his brand as a political outsider and say-anything style, and backers acknowledge that what drives his appeal is sometimes going to get him into trouble
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He's been hammered for days over Saturday's claim that Sen. John McCain is only considered a 'war hero' because he was captured in wartime

Question: But many @placeholder backers in early-voting states argue the exchange is being overblown by the media and his opponents, who fear his sudden rise in early polls.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Bayer Leverkusen line up in the  Nou Camp against Barcelona on Tuesday evening in an early Group E crunch match. The last time Leverkusen travelled to the Spanish city, they were thrashed 7-1, with Lionel Messi getting a five goal haul. The Bundesliga outfit are more optimistic this time around, though. Messi is out injured, and Leverkusen have a budding superstar in their own ranks. Free-kick specialist Hakan Calhanoglu has been linked with almost all of Europe's top clubs, so does the youngster have what it takes to shock Barcelona? One of the rising stars of the Bundesliga. The 21-year-old Leverkusen midfielder has made a name for himself as one of Germany's top free kick specialists, able to flummox even the likes of Manuel Neuer with his vicious, dipping dead ball strikes from long range. He largely plays behind the number ten in attacking midfield, though he can also be employed out wide.
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Bayer Leverkusen take on Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday
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Hakan Calhanoglu has made a name for himself as a free-kick specialist
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The 21-year-old scored for Hamburg from 41 yards out against Dortmund
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One of  Bundesliga's rising stars, he has been linked with top clubs

Question: After coming through the ranks at Karlsruher SC, @placeholder joined a host of young talent which had assembled at Hamburg, Tottenham's Heung-Min Son among them.

Answer: Hakan Calhanoglu

Answer: Hakan Calhanoglu


(CNN) Before her death, Jo Cox had become increasingly worried that politics was getting extreme, that things were turning "too tribal and unthinking," said Brendan Cox, her widower. "She was very worried that the language was coarsening and people were driven to take more extreme positions," he told the BBC. Cox was a rising star of the Labour party and a vocal advocate of Britain remaining in the European Union. She championed for the rights of immigrants and was particularly vocal about Syrian child refugees. Last week, the 41-year-old politician was fatally shot and stabbed in Birstall in northern England.
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Jo Cox was killed because of her views, says widower
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Politician supported Britain staying in the EU in contentious referendum

Question: Cox said he would not run for election for his wife's Parliament seat, saying that @placeholder would've wanted a woman to take the spot.

Answer: Jo Cox

Answer: Jo Cox


JK Rowling has jumped to the defence of a paralysed 23-year-old who paints  with his mouth after a troll said he 'should have died'. The author showed her support for Henry Fraser, from Watford, Hertfordshire, in a Twitter exchange just hours after she supported tennis star Serena Williams, who was accused of being 'built like a man'. Mr Fraser, who was paralysed from the shoulders down after diving into shallow waters as a teenager, is a successful painter whose work includes a portrait of Harry Potter . The woman, named as Laura, sent him an email after his story appeared online.
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JK Rowling defended Serena Williams on Twitter following her win
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Internet troll accused Wimbledon champion of being 'built like a man'
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Hours later Rowling tweeted her support for 23-year-old paralysed painter
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He was told he 'should have died' after sea jump that severed his spine

Question: The author posted two images of 33-year-old @placeholder posing for fans in a red figure-hugging knee-length dress and Louboutin platforms.

Answer: Serena Williams


(CNN) Both as a citizen and as a public safety leader, I have been reflecting, following the carnage in Orlando, on the presence and significance of guns in American society. In both roles, citizen and law enforcement, I am bound by the Constitution and its amendments, including the Second Amendment: "... the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed." And to tell you the truth, even if I were not bound by my constitutional oath, I would never argue with a person's right to defend self and home and family and others from imminent threat to life. That is a basic human right.
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Cedric L. Alexander: After Orlando, we need better enforcement of Second Amendment responsibilities
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Along with right to bear arms, we have constitutional obligation to serve our communities, he says

Question: It is true today, and it is a responsibility that, faithfully carried out, will do the very most we can to prevent another @placeholder.

Answer: Orlando

Answer: Orlando


An unarmed black teenager has been shot dead by a police officer at a Wisconsin home - just days after the release of a damning report into racial prejudice by cops in Ferguson, Missouri. Tony Robinson, 19, who was suspected of a recent battery, was reportedly gunned down by officer Matt Kenny, 45, who had followed him into an apartment in Madison at 6.30pm local time Friday. A struggle had ensued in the seconds before the shooting, it is reported. The officer then performed CPR on Tony and the teen was rushed to hospital. However, he later succumbed to his injuries.
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Tony Robinson, 19, shot dead by a police officer at Wisconsin apartment
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A struggle had ensued in seconds before the shooting on Friday evening
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Officer Matt Kenny did CPR on Tony, but he died from injuries in hospital
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Killing prompted over 100 angry demonstrators to protest outside home
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Comes just days after release of damning report into police in Ferguson
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Also came hours before Obama marked half-century of 'Bloody Sunday'
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Investigation launched into killing; Tony was suspected of recent battery

Question: Above, Barack Obama has labeled the police system in Ferguson, @placeholder, 'racially biased'

Answer: Missouri


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump is living every child's dream: More ice cream. According to an extensive interview with TIME Magazine, Trump's White House staff has settled into Trump's routine and know his desires, sometimes before he does, For example: Trump takes two scoops of ice cream with his chocolate cream pie, TIME reported, while everyone else around the table gets just one. In the interview published Thursday, Trump also expanded on his view of Russian hacking during the 2016 election, refuted reports that he is unhappy with his current national security adviser and took a level of blame for his combative administration.
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Trump gave an extensive interview to TIME magazine
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The interview published Thursday

Question: But, more than anything, Trump gave TIME a window into some of the oddities that make his White House unlike any in modern history, including the traits that make @placeholder tick.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) Republicans may soon get a preview of the political price of health reform. Washington is braced for the expected release as soon as Monday of a Congressional Budget Office analysis set to reveal the cost and projected reach -- and limits -- of coverage for the GOP's bill to repeal and replace major parts of Obamacare. If, as expected, the report warns that millions of people currently insured thanks to the Affordable Care Act could lose that coverage, it could rock the debate over the bill -- already facing problems due to Republican infighting. Democrats will be certain to frame attacks on the GOP bill, the American Health Care Act, as taking away health care from those who have it, putting the onus on Republicans to argue why people should back their efforts.
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The CBO will issue a report likely showing that millions of people may lose coverage under Republican health care legislation
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Democrats will be certain to frame attacks on the GOP bill as taking away health care

Question: There is ammunition for both Democrats and @placeholder in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republican


Hoffman Estates, Illinois (CNN) When Nancy Gianni and her husband welcomed their third child in 2002, they expected it to be a joyous occasion. But their bliss was dampened by unexpected news: Their newborn daughter, GiGi, had Down syndrome. Gianni immediately noticed the change in attitudes around her. "Everybody was saying they were sorry. Nobody was having eye contact with us anymore," she said. "(There was) no joy." Soon after the couple brought GiGi home, they realized she wasn't all that different from their other children. But they knew she would need some extra support. So Gianni set out to create a community for families like hers, "a place where people can walk in and celebrate their diagnosis from the minute they find out," she said. "A place to learn, a place to grow."
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GiGi's Playhouse has grown to more than 30 educational centers
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After her daughter was born with Down syndrome, Nancy Gianni knew other families needed help
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Question: Gianni: @placeholder's is open to the public, so they can see our kids and adults as leaders.

Answer: GiGi

Answer: Gianni

Answer: GiGi

Answer: Gianni

Answer: GiGi


With Diego Costa suspended, Spain coach Vicente del Bosque is likely to play Alvaro Morata in the striking role for the holders' Euro 2016 qualifier against Group C minnows Luxembourg on Friday. The Juventus forward was hailed as 'the future of La Roja' after he scored in the 1-0 qualification victory against Ukraine in March and the 22-year-old former Real Madrid man is keen to impress after shaking off an early-season injury. He struck in both of Juve's opening Champions League Group D matches last month, including scoring the winner in a 2-1 success at Manchester City, having been instrumental in the Serie A side's charge to the final of Europe's elite club competition last term.
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Spain play Euro 2016 qualifying Group C minnows Luxembourg on Friday
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Juventus forward Alvaro Morata is likely to play as a striker in the match
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Vicente del Bosque is keen to integrate his young squad members
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Spain have 21 points from eight group matches, two ahead of Slovakia

Question: @placeholder's men thumped Luxembourg 4-0 in October in the reverse fixture and won all four of their previous meetings, all friendlies, without conceding a goal.

Answer: Vicente del Bosque


Aston Villa owner Randy Lerner is due in England before the end of the week as he presses ahead with plans to sell the club. Lerner has entered into discussion with a consortium over a proposed £150million sale of the Midlands club. And Sportsmail understands Lerner is expected to fly into Birmingham over the coming days for further discussions regarding a sale. Randy Lerner, pictured in 2011, is speaking to a consortium over a proposed £150million sale of Aston Villa Talks over a takeover are understood to be at an advanced stage and Lerner’s decision to fly into England is viewed as a key step towards the completion of a deal.
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Randy Lerner, the Aston Villa owner, is due in England in coming days
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He has entered into discussion with consortium over proposed £150m sale
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Takeover talks are at advanced stage and Lerner's decision to fly to England is seen as significant
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Aston Villa are still in danger of dropping into the Championship
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Aston Villa news and takeover updates

Question: Lerner’s expected arrival in the Midlands comes after it emerged @placeholder’s Midlands property has been made available as part of the takeover.

Answer: Randy Lerner

Answer: Lerner

Answer: Lerner

Answer: Randy Lerner

Answer: Lerner

Answer: Randy Lerner

Answer: Lerner


Six Australians with strongly held beliefs about refugees and asylum seekers will embark on a reverse journey as they retrace the steps of those who have fled some of the most dangerous cities in the world. A former refugee, two sisters, a detention centre whistle-blower, a tough talking teacher and a 'Stop the Boats' campaigner have all agreed to be part of the controversial SBS documentary series Go Back To Where You Came From. The series, which last aired in 2012, aims to provoke national debate about how Australia responds to refugees and asylum seekers. It follows the introduction of the Abbott government's 'Stop the Boats' policies and controversy surrounding detainee treatment in detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island.
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Six people to take part in SBS series Go Back To Where You Came From
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It follows them as they retrace an asylum seeker's journey to Australia
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The controversial series last aired in 2012 and aims to provoke debate
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A former refugee, two sisters, a detention centre whistle-blower, a tough talking teacher and a 'Stop the Boats' campaigner will take part

Question: 'I just think that they want to explore maybe the economic opportunities that @placeholder offers.

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Question: She specialises in looking after unaccompanied minors who come to @placeholder by boat.

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


Alan Pardew found 'beauty' in a more workman-like performance from his Crystal Palace side at the Britannia Stadium on Saturday. The Eagles came away from Staffordshire with three points following a 2-1 victory over Stoke that was secured through substitute Lee Chung-yong's 88th-minute winner from 30 yards out. Despite taking the lead through Connor Wickham's first-half penalty, the visitors had to weather plenty of second-half pressure that eventually told when Bojan Krkic converted from the spot himself with 14 minutes remaining. Lee's goal then earned Palace a fifth away victory on the road this term and manager Pardew hailed his men's battling qualities against a Potters team that had torn apart Manchester City in their previous home fixture.
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Connor Wickham and Lee Chung-yong scored as Crystal Palace beat Stoke
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Eagles have now won five on the road this season and sit sixth in the table
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Alan Pardew praised the 'spirit and determination' of his Palace team
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Mark Hughes picked out Palace keeper Wayne Hennessey for praise

Question: 'Although the first half was tight, the second half, after we got the lead, @placeholder really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.

Answer: Stoke

Answer: Stoke


British families preparing to holiday in Europe this summer will see their money go even further after the pound rose against the euro in the wake of the Greek referendum. With Greece inching closer to leaving the euro £1 now buys €1.41, some 11 per cent more than a year ago. But the London market fell today, with the FTSE 100 Index closing 50.1 points lower at 6535.7 after the news that 61 per cent of Greeks had rejected a bailout deal with its creditors. Markets around the world fell after the referendum result. France's Cac 40 fell 2 per cent, while Germany's Dax was down 1.5 per cent.
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£1 now buys €1.41, some 11% higher than the exchange rate a year ago
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Tourists in Greece warned banks will remain closed after referendum
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FTSE 100 index of leading shares in London fell after opening this morning
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German and French leading indices also down as euro crisis deepens
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61% of Greeks voted to reject the bailout plan to stay in the single currency
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Finance minister Yanis Varoufakis quit after vote to reject austerity

Question: Travellers going to @placeholder were told to pack enough medicines for their entire holidays amid reports of a shortage of medical supplies.

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greeks

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greeks

Question: 'Visitors to Greece should be aware of the possibility that banking services – including credit card processing and servicing of ATMs – throughout @placeholder could potentially become limited at short notice,' it warns.

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greeks

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greeks


Comedian Adam Hills has humiliated Australian tennis legend Pat Cash as revenge for his attack on him when he was a teenage ball boy. Hills revealed on his TV series The Last Leg that Cash bullied him when he was a ball boy at the Australian Indoor Tennis Championships in Sydney when he was 16 years old. The incident, which occurred when  Cash was taking on Ivan Lendl, was described by Hills as 'the lowest moment of my life'. 'Lendl had sawdust in his pocket and whenever he would put it on his grip he would then throw a bit on the court,' Hills said.
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Adam Hills was a ball boy at one of Pat Cash's tennis matches in Sydney
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Cash was taking on Ivan Lendl who used to throw sawdust on the ground
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Hills was sweeping it as Cash told him he'd missed a bit in front of crowd
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Comedian had Cash come onto his TV show so he could sweep as revenge

Question: After telling his story, @placeholder then gestured to a jar of sawdust on his desk, which he accidentally knocked onto the studio floor.

Answer: Adam Hills

Answer: Hills

Answer: Hills

Answer: Hills

Answer: Adam Hills

Answer: Hills


Jack Wilshere may only be 23-years-old, but featuring for Arsenal and England has certainly allowed him to play with some of the most exciting talents in football. In his own words, Wilshere told Arsenal’s YouTube channel which players left a lasting impression on him from the pitch as he named his best played with XI. Three current Arsenal squad members have made the cut, with a defender, midfielder and attacker providing a talented spine for the midfielder’s side. Many of the players included are from international duty with England, but others are ones that have turned their backs on north London in order to move on to other things...
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Jack Wilshere has three current Arsenal players in his fantasy XI side
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Laurent Koscielny, Santi Cazorla and Alexis Sanchez have made the grade
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Former Arsenal players Bacary Sagna and Cesc Fabregas also line up
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As do England internationals John Terry, Steven Gerrard and Joe Hart
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Premier League news

Question: I played with him for @placeholder and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England


A Turkish policeman whose teargassing of a woman in a red dress became a symbol of environmental protests two years ago has been ordered by a court to plant 600 trees. The image of Ceyda Sungur, dubbed the 'lady in red', her hair billowing upwards as officer Fatih Zengin sprayed tear gas in her face, was endlessly shared on social media. It was also replicated as a cartoon on posters, mugs and stickers during the protests in Istanbul. After being found guilty misconduct yesterday, Zengin's sentence appeared to contain a deliberate irony. The protests, which began as a bid to stop the redevelopment of Gezi Park in central Istanbul, were dismissed by the government at the time as 'nothing to do with trees'.
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Fatih Zengin sprayed tear gas in the face of a woman wearing a red dress
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Picture swept across the web and featured on posters, mugs and stickers
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Ironic sentence after government said riots were 'nothing to do with trees'

Question: The @placeholder court handed down a suspended sentence of 20 months in jail, which Zengin will only serve if he repeats the offence in the next five years.

Answer: Istanbul

Answer: Istanbul


(CNN) -- Werewolves are usually the stuff of B-movies and bad novels, but last year British author Glen Duncan did the unthinkable in literary circles, crafting a howling good tale out of the weary werewolf myth. The result was the best-selling thriller "The Last Werewolf." Critics and readers happily devoured the darkly comic novel. In the book, Jake Marlowe, a 200-year-old lonely lycanthrope, believes himself to be the last of his kind until he meets Talulla Demetriou. It's your classic tale of boy meets girl, except this pair turn into werewolves, battle vampires and fall in love. While their relationship came to a tragic and bloody end, Demetriou returns in Duncan's eagerly awaited sequel, "Talulla Rising."
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Glen Duncan releases his second werewolf novel this week: "Talulla Rising"
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Duncan got the inspiration for the series during a drunken New Year's celebration
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The novelist predicts his next book will feature: "Sex, violence, jokes, philosophy, love, death."

Question: There's no way of knowing if the imaginative projection is a success except in so far as readers find @placeholder a convincing female.

Answer: Talulla Demetriou

Answer: Demetriou


This amusing video shows a group of Canadian pranksters following customers by dressing up and posing as real Apple Store employees. Introducing themselves at the start of the video, the four men from Toronto explain that they intend to 'quit' their jobs as pretend workers at the computer company. Kyle Forgeard, 20, Jesse Sebastiani, 21, Niko Martinovic, 25 and Marko Martinovic, also 25, are shown speaking to shoppers and giving them advice on the products they are looking to buy. The four pranksters fooled customers after dressing up as Apple Store employees at a Toronto mall Jesse appears on screen first, where he is approached by a man enquiring about purchasing a new iPhone.
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The four men wear blue shirts and talk to customers in an Apple shop
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They are approached and questioned by a number of real staff
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The pranksters make dramatic exits as customers look on bemused

Question: The pranksters promoted other companies' products when they were questioned about @placeholder devices

Answer: Apple

Question: One of the actors storms out of the @placeholder after announcing he is quitting in front of customers

Answer: Apple Store

Answer: Apple Store


Stratham, New Hampshire (CNN) And the campaign boots story continues. Jeb Bush, after speaking at an employee town hall at Timberland headquarters in Stratham, New Hampshire, stopped at the company store to purchase a navy sweater and a pair of boots. Once outside, the candidate gladly showed reporters his new size-12 boots -- which he called "a hearty boot" -- and quipped that he may "bring them out for debate purposes." His purchase comes after Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida got widespread coverage for wearing expensive boots that were mocked by critics for having heels but praised by fashion magazines like Esquire and GQ.
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Bush takes a dig at Trump's fashion choices
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The Florida Republican goes shopping on the campaign trail

Question: As the weeks wind down to the @placeholder primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire


When you're an international DJ jetting between the party capitals of the world, you might think you'd be hard pushed to name a favourite city. Not so. Kiss FM DJs Tough Love told MailOnline Travel that Berlin offers the hottest emerging music scene in Europe right now. The house duo famed for their energetic bass sets, have put together their insider's guide to the city in time for visitors to this weekend's inaugural Lollapalooza festival. As one of Lady Gaga's favourite music events the city is sure to attract and eclectic, A-lister attendance. There are so many hot spots in Berlin to check out, each offering something different.
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How to get through the strictest nightclub door policy and where to find celebs like Lady Gaga partying incognito
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The hidden bars no one knows about and the best places to chill out, shop and find culture when the partying stops
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There is no age limit to the fun  and its an affordable dressed down destination according to the house duo

Question: We always pack light, but @placeholder can get cold especially in the winter so you'll need a good coat, hat and gloves.

Answer: Berlin

Answer: Berlin


He had just one last wish before at the age of 16 his life was cut short. Lying in his hospital bed, having made a daisy-chain ring, Omar Al Shaikh asked his girlfriend Amie to be his wife. Hours earlier, doctors at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital had uttered the prognosis Omar and his family had dreaded. There was nothing more they could do for him, his body having been ravaged by leukaemia, and he had just days to live. On Monday, Omar passed away in hospital, a married man. Dressed in his hospital dressing gown, the teenager, and his bride tied the knot surrounded by friends, family and hospital staff just days earlier.
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Omar Al Shaikh, 16, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia
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In March doctors said he had just three months to find a stem cell donor
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But, teenager was too ill to have the transplant and  was given days to live
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He immediately proposed to his girlfriend Amie, also 16, and they married on Friday, just three days before Omar lost his battle with cancer on Monday

Question: 'They were in school together and when @placeholder was first sick and diagnosed in June last year she was a good friend and always visited.

Answer: Omar Al Shaikh

Answer: Omar

Answer: Omar

Answer: Omar Al Shaikh

Answer: Omar


Sesame Street, the children's television show that has been running since 1969, is about to make the switch to cable onto the adult-orientated subscription channel HBO. The premium cable channel and Sesame Workshop, which produces 'Sesame Street,' have announced a five-year deal that will expand the Sesame Street increase the amount of programming it produces. However, the deal means that no new episodes of the program will be see for free on PBS until well into the middle of next year. The first HBO-produced editions of the show will be shown in the fall, whilst viewers on PBS will have to make-do with reruns for at least nine months, until HBO send over the new material.
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New episodes will begin airing in the fall first on HBO which will also produce a Sesame Street Muppet spinoff series
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HBO is partnering with Sesame Street to offer the next five seasons of the iconic children’s classic on the premium network’s platforms
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The pact means that Sesame Workshop will be able to produce almost twice as much new content as previous season
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After nine months of exclusive HBO broadcasts, the show will air on PBS
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Sesame Street has been running since 1969

Question: He said it provides his organization with 'critical funding' to continue producing the show and airing it on @placeholder, its home for 45 years.

Answer: PBS

Answer: PBS

Answer: PBS


(CNN) Two days after losing his legs in the bombing of a Syrian village, a 10-year-old boy received a special visitor Saturday at his hospital bedside. Bana Alabed, the 7-year-old girl whose Twitter updates during last year's brutal siege of Aleppo drew global attention, tweeted a video of herself meeting Abdel Basit Al-Satouf at a hospital in Turkey and taking the boy gifts. "Yeeeeeeeeeeeees I am very happy, I'm meeting (Abdel Basit) the Syrian boy who lost both legs to bombing," she said. In the video, Bana hugs Abdel Basit as best she can, speaks to him and rubs his elbow. "My friends," she says, as she looks directly at the camera, "please help the children of Syria. We will go to school. We will go to play. The war will not stop us. We strong."
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Abdel Basit Al-Satouf was moved to the hospital in Turkey from Syria's Idlib province
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Bana Alabed appeals in a video taken by his bedside for help for the children of Syria

Question: Bana has lived in @placeholder since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey


Washington (CNN) Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry told CNN Thursday he will support Donald Trump as the Republican presidential nominee and will do everything he can do to help him get elected. Perry, speaking by phone from his hometown of Roundtop, Texas, acknowledged Trump is not his ideal choice. When Perry was a candidate for president earlier in the 2016 cycle, he was the first to come out and criticize Trump and question his conservative credentials, calling his candidacy a "cancer on conservatism." "He is not a perfect man. But what I do believe is that he loves this country and he will surround himself with capable, experienced people and he will listen to them," Perry said Thursday.
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Perry acknowledged Trump is not his ideal choice
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Perry said he would consider being Trump's running mate

Question: "He is one of the most talented people who has ever run for the president I have ever seen," he added, saying @placeholder knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


British aid worker David Haines has been executed by ISIS militants, according to a video posted Saturday to a website associated with the group, making him the third Western captive to be killed by the Islamist extremist group in recent weeks. The ISIS video post showing Haines' beheading called his execution "a message to the allies of America." It is produced very similarly to the videos that showed the executions of American journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff, the last of which included Haines and the threat that he'd be killed next. The new video pictures a masked ISIS militant placing his hand on another captive, whom he identified as Alan Henning, a British citizen.
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Brother: Haines is survived by his wife, 2 children; he once was in the UK air force
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David Haines found his true calling in humanitarian work, his brother says
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The video characterizes Haines' beheading "a message to the allies of America"
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British PM: "We will do everything in our power to hunt down these murderers"

Question: @placeholder officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.

Answer: British

Answer: British

Answer: UK

Answer: British


England Ladies captain Steph Houghton says they have the belief to go on to win the Women's World Cup in Canada this summer. On the eve of her side's opening Group F clash against France in Moncton, Manchester City's Houghton is confident the Lionesses have what it takes to go all the way in the showpiece. In a live press conference streamed on thefa.com, the 27-year-old said: 'We can't come to a tournament and not believe. 'We know that we've prepared fully and worked hard and we believe and trust in the game plan the manager's given us. If we stay together....there's no doubt we've got some players that have got world-class ability and it's all about performance.
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England play France in the opening game of their World Cup campaign
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Captain Steph Houghton says the team believe they can go all the way in Canada and lift the prestigious trophy
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France knocked England out of the last World Cup on penalties

Question: 'We'll make it as difficult an afternoon as we possibly can for @placeholder, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: France


The Labour leadership blocked Karie Murphy (pictured), a Unite candidate, from the Labour shortlist for the marginal seat of Halifax The tweet about Harriet Harman from a senior unnamed official at Unite, Britain’s most powerful trade union, was short and menacing: ‘She will have to answer for her actions in due course.’ The threat this week was made in response to the Labour leadership blocking Karie Murphy, a Unite candidate, from the Labour shortlist for the marginal seat of Halifax. And the reason for their fury at the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party? The list was agreed by an ad-hoc three-strong committee chaired by Harman.
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Labour leadership blocked Karie Murphy from shortlist for Halifax seat
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List agreed by ad-hoc three-strong committee chaired by Harriet Harman
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Given Instructions by Ed Miliband to block the Unite candidate at all costs
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Unite general secretary Len McCluskey enraged by actions of Miliband and Harman

Question: And that committee was given a clear instruction by Ed Miliband: block @placeholder at all costs.

Answer: Karie Murphy

Answer: Karie Murphy

Answer: Karie Murphy

Question: McCluskey and @placeholder - who is separated from her husband - are very close friends.

Answer: Karie Murphy

Answer: Karie Murphy

Answer: Karie Murphy


Suspected paedophile Lord Janner wrote to Michael Jackson congratulating him on being cleared of child sex charges, it emerged yesterday. The Labour peer, who has avoided prosecution over 22 child abuse allegations, sent the letter shortly after the singer was cleared by an American jury of molesting a 13-year-old cancer survivor. Using personalised House of Lords paper, he wrote: ‘I was so very pleased at the news of your acquittal. What a terrible time you have endured.’ The pair met in June 2002 when Janner gave Jackson – accompanied by spoon-bender Uri Geller and US illusionist David Blaine – a tour of the Houses of Parliament.
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Letter, dated July 12, 2005, was written after Jackson was cleared by jury
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Said 'What a terrible time you have endured' and was 'pleased' by acquittal
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Note was given to Jackson's friend Mark Lester who forgot to pass it on
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He said it was as if Janner was saying 'Well done, you got away with it'

Question: Months after his visit, American police and prosecutors opened a second child sex inquiry against @placeholder only for him to be cleared following a high-profile trial.

Answer: Michael Jackson

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Jackson


(CNN) -- A five-year-old British boy who was kidnapped in Pakistan earlier this month has been found safe and is back with his relatives, the British High Commission said Tuesday. Sahil Saeed was released at a school in the Punjab province of Pakistan, said Assistant Chief Constable David Thompson of the Greater Manchester Police in England, near his parents' residence in Oldham. From there, Sahil wandered into a field and was found by residents who looked after him until police arrived, Thompson said. Regional Pakistani police said Sahil was found near the town of Danga in Punjab province, close to where he was abducted March 3.
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NEW: Sahil Saeed was released at a school in the Punjab province of Pakistan
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Sahil was in good condition, said Aslam Tareen, the head of the regional police
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Gunmen took him at gunpoint from his grandmother's home in Punjabon on March 3
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They reportedly demanded a ransom of 10 million rupees ($118,000)

Question: Sahil, a British citizen of Pakistani descent, was on the last day of a two-week vacation in @placeholder before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan

Question: Sahil, a British citizen of Pakistani descent, was on the last day of a two-week vacation in Pakistan before he was to return home to @placeholder, in northern England.

Answer: Oldham

Question: Sahil, a British citizen of Pakistani descent, was on the last day of a two-week vacation in Pakistan before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern @placeholder.

Answer: England


Everton's rivals are taking increasing interest in midfielder James McCarthy as the Goodison Park club's Premier League plight worsens. Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United are all monitoring the stylish 24-year-old who signed from Wigan in a £13million deal. They each want a proven midfielder and McCarthy is on their lists as they assess summer targets. James McCarthy (right) has attracted interest from Manchester United, Tottenham and Arsenal this season The midfielder, pictured in action against Arsenal on Sunday, joined Everton in the summer of 2013 for £13m McCarthy signed a five-year contract on summer deadline day in 2013 but is not one of Everton's big earners and the nature of the last-minute negotiations meant assurances were given that his deal would be revised as his Goodison career progressed.
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James McCarthy has attracted interest from a number of clubs this season
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The midfielder joined Everton from Wigan for £13m in the summer of 2013
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He signed a five-year contract but is yet to be offered a new deal
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Arsenal and Tottenham also remain interested in Morgan Schneiderlin
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United are considering McCarthy as an alternative to Kevin Strootman

Question: He is highly regarded at Everton and his influence on the team was sorely missed when he was out with a hamstring injury; in the 13 games @placeholder played without him, they won just one.

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton


Manchester, England (CNN) Salman Abedi, the man who carried out the deadliest terror attack to hit the UK in 12 years, grew up in Manchester with parents who had fled Libya under Moammar Gadhafi. Abedi's father returned to the African nation in 2011 after the rebels overthrew the government and his wife  joined him earlier this year. After getting word that Salman Abedi and his brother Hashim were getting into trouble in England, Ramadan Abedi sent for his boys and they joined their parents about a month ago, a family friend in Libya told CNN. But Salman Abedi came back to England last week after telling his father he wanted to make a pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia, the source -- who asked not to be named for discussing sensitive family matters -- and a source in the Libyan community of Manchester, told CNN.
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Officials: Salman Abedi went to Libya for three weeks, returning only days before the attack
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Family friend says Abedi and brother were getting in trouble in England

Question: @placeholder did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.

Answer: Salman Abedi

Answer: Abedi

Answer: Salman Abedi

Answer: Ramadan Abedi

Answer: Salman Abedi

Answer: Salman Abedi

Answer: Abedi


President Barack Obama arrived in Japan on Wednesday for the first part of his Asia trip that started with reassuring Tokyo of U.S. support in its bitter territorial dispute with China. Obama made his first stop in Tokyo on a weeklong tour that will also take him to South Korea, Malaysia and the Philippines. Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe met over what's been described as the "world's best sushi" at Sukiyabashi Jiro, a top-rated restaurant in the Ginza district. The dinner also brought out the new U.S. ambassador to Japan, Caroline Kennedy. On Thursday, Obama will start a formal state visit to the nation -- the highest designation for a foreign leader.
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President Obama says a set of disputed islands fall under a U.S.-Japanese treaty
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He makes the comments to Japanese paper ahead of a visit to Asia
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China disputes his assertion, saying the U.S. should "respect the truth"

Question: @placeholder begins Asia trip with 'the best sushi I've ever had'

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


(CNN) Five minutes before six, when the first glow of dawn has barely touched the horizon over the Pacific Ocean, the power guitar chords of a song by the band Three Doors Down suddenly crackles to life over the ship's loudspeakers. Every morning, the executive officer of the USS Ashland plays a different tune to start the day at sea. Moments later, light floods the narrow hallways, steel airlocks, and steep stairwells of this warship. Sailors and Marines clamber out of claustrophobic, packed bunks, splash water on their faces, and line up patiently outside the ship's mess. Inside, Navy cooks dish up pancakes, eggs, fruit and endless cups of steaming coffee.
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Huge ship houses over six hundred servicemen and women
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Navy under scrutiny after high profile at-sea collisions

Question: On approach to the @placeholder, the much larger warship slowly opens enormous doors in its stern.

Answer: USS Ashland

Question: Technically classified an amphibious dock landing ship, the @placeholder has its own engineering department, a gym where service men and women pump iron, a small fleet of skiffs and motor boats, and a helicopter pad.

Answer: USS Ashland


West Virginia has the highest rate of overdose deaths in the U.S., according to a report released Wednesday, further spotlighting Appalachia's festering drug abuse problem that is also fueling a rise in hepatitis C in one of the nation's poorest regions. There were 33.5 drug overdose deaths per 100,000 West Virginia residents from 2011-13. The figure comes from the report released Wednesday by the nonprofit groups Trust for America's Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Researchers wrote 'West Virginia's [drug overdose death] rate increased from 20.3 per 100,000 people in 2007 to 2009 to 33.5 percent in 2011 to 2013, a 65 percent increase.'
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There were 33.5 drug overdose deaths per 100,000 West Virginia residents from 2011-13
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The number went up dramatically from 22 deaths per 100,000 people in 2007-09
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Researchers found the lowest drug overdose death rate was in North Dakota, with 2.6 deaths per 100,000 people

Question: The recent outbreak of @placeholder, which can be transmitted by injecting drugs or having unprotected sex, is centered in rural areas among young, white drug users.

Answer: hepatitis C


A Royal Navy submarine scuttled off the coast of Corsica during the Second World War has been discovered 72 years later. HMS Saracen was found lying more than 1,000ft below the surface of the Mediterranean today following a two-year search. The boat terrorised the German and Italian navies during the war, taking part in daring missions before she was sunk by her own crew. Eerie photographs released by Italian engineer Guido Gay show HMS Saracen on the seabed off Corsica. 'This morning I inspected a sonar contact found yesterday and there she is - beautifully adorned by white corals,' he said, adding that the S-class submarine was found in Italian waters, and at a depth of 1,385ft.
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HMS Saracen found on the Mediterranean sea floor after a two-year search
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Boat terrorised German and Italian navies during the Second World War
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Submarine was scuttled by her own crew off the coast of Corsica in 1943
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Boat will not be lifted as two sailors died aboard the Royal Navy vessel

Question: Lt Michael Lumby, captain of the @placeholder, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.

Answer: HMS Saracen

Answer: HMS Saracen

Answer: S

Answer: HMS Saracen


The fitness of Neymar is Barcelona's main concern ahead of Saturday's visit of Deportivo La Coruna. The in-form Brazilian, who has scored 16 goals in 18 appearances this season, missed the midweek Champions League draw at Bayer Leverkusen with a groin problem. The 23-year-old is now being assessed but is unlikely to feature this weekend as Barca play their last game before heading to Japan for the Club World Cup. 'It's an unpleasant situation and we have to wait to see what the team doctor says,' Luis Enrique told reporters. 'We don't know how bad the injury is and we have to hope he recovers quickly in the next few days.'
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Neymar is a major doubt for Barcelona's  clash with Deportivo La Coruna
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The Brazilian missed the Champions League draw with Bayer Leverkusen
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Luis Enrique confirmed that Lionel Messi is available on Saturday

Question: 'They are playing great football, they are in good form following the return of @placeholder.

Answer: Lionel Messi


Midfielder Marco Verratti's future has been widely discussed ever since the off-season but it now seems as if the Italy international could be staying at Paris Saint-Germain. According to the player's agent, Donato Di Campli, the 23-year-old will continue to turn out for the Parc des Princes outfit despite being linked with Catalan giants Barcelona. Verratti has become a star in Ligue 1 since his move from Pescare in 2012, and established himself as one of the continent's most promising young stars. Speaking to Tuttomercatoweb, Di Campli said: 'We're discussing an extension to his contract with PSG. 'It's a great satisfaction, the culmination of everything that's happened since Marco Verratti arrived at Paris.
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Paris Saint-Germain are in talks with Marco Verratti over a new contract
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Agent Donato Di Campli claims the 23-year-old will continue in France
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Verratti has become a star in Ligue 1 since his move from Pescare in 2012

Question: 'They are a great team but I am happy at @placeholder at the moment.

Answer: PSG


(CNN) Sandra Bullock has donated $1 million to help those hard hit by flooding in Texas. According to a press release from the Red Cross, the actress is a longtime supporter of the organization and made her donation Monday. "I'm just grateful I can do it," Bullock said in a statement. "We have to take care of one another." As of Wednesday evening, Harvey had been downgraded to a tropical depression, but it continued to batter parts of Texas and Louisiana with heavy rain and flooding. Related: Harvey makes second landfall along Louisiana-Texas border At least 24 people have died in Texas as a result of the flooding.
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Bullock said she was grateful to help
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She has a history of generosity

Question: "Massive disasters like @placeholder create many critical and immediate needs, so we are heartened by donations like this -- which allow us to provide immediate shelter, food and comfort to thousands in need," she said.

Answer: Harvey

Answer: Harvey


ESPN announced it is cutting sponsored daily fantasy sports advertisements from within its shows after a DraftKings employee won $350,000 on FanDuel during an incident likened to insider trading. The major US sports fantasy companies defended their businesses' integrity on Monday after an employee used insider information to place bets in the unregulated multi-billion-dollar industry. A DraftKings manager admitted last week he released information detailing the percentages of entrants who selected certain fantasy players before winning $350,000 in a  contest on FanDuel. The data released by DraftKings manage Ethan Haskell showed what NFL players were most used in lineups submitted to the site's Millionaire Maker contests, the New York Times reported.
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DraftKings manager released inside info and won money on rival FanDuel
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Info detailed percentages of entrants who selected certain fantasy players
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Raises questions about integrity of unregulated multi-billion-dollar industry
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Sports fantasy companies defended their businesses' integrity together
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ESPN is cutting sponsored ads in shows but will run regular commercials
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Industry calls daily fantasy a skill - not gambling - and it's legal in 45 states

Question: 'Nothing is more important to DraftKings and @placeholder than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.

Answer: FanDuel

Answer: FanDuel


Mexico and Bolivia played out a disjointed 0-0 draw in their Copa America opener, leaving hosts Chile clear at the top of Group A after the first round of matches. Bolivia's Ricardo Pedriel hit the post in their first real attack and Mexican striker Raul Jimenez should have scored after the break with a close-range header, but otherwise neither side created much in the way of clear-cut chances. Mexico have prioritised the Gold Cup campaign, which begins on July 9 with a game against Cuba, and have rested many of their star players. While the likes of Guillermo Ochoa and Javier Hernandez have not made the trip to South America, veteran defender Rafael Marquez made his 126th international appearance for El Tri.
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Mexico opted to field a young side which could not break Bolivia down
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El Tri have prioritised their Gold Cup campaign, which begins on July 9
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Both teams look up to Chile and down on Ecuador in Group A

Question: Mexico have never defeated Bolivia at the @placeholder in three attempts, even though they have beaten them every time in their nine encounters in other competitions and friendlies.

Answer: Copa America


(CNN) In ways big and small, Congress is taking back power from President Donald Trump on national security matters. From Russia to the Pentagon budget, Republicans in Congress are proposing new checks to curb the White House's power and in some cases simply ignoring the Trump administration's desires on national security and foreign policy. Wary of favorable comments Trump has previously made about Russia, the Senate has passed a significant Russia sanctions package that gives Congress the ability to review any administration effort to roll back sanctions against the Kremlin. Congressional committees approved three defense bills this week boosting Pentagon spending by about $30 billion more than the Trump administration proposed after Republicans complained that Trump's budget failed to rebuild the military as he promised.
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Congress has proposed new checks to curb Trump's national security powers
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The Senate has passed a Russia sanctions bill to give Congress new review powers

Question: For years, a small chorus in @placeholder has bemoaned the legislative branch giving back its national security powers to the executive, from war-making to the budget caps imposed by the sequestration law.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congressional

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


Roger Federer defeated Tomas Berdych 6-4, 6-0 and Milos Raonic outlasted Rafael Nadal 4-6, 7-6 (10), 7-5 in a nearly three-hour marathon to set up a semi-final showdown at the BNP Paribas Open on Friday. Federer improved to 15-1 this year, with his only loss coming against Andreas Seppi in the third round of the Australian Open. Federer avenged that defeat in the same round at Indian Wells. He earned his first straight-set win over Berdych since 2011 in Paris and just his second 6-0 set ever in 19 career matches against the Czech. 'I'm not the kind of guy who takes great joy out of bageling opponents, to be honest,' said Federer, seeking a record fifth title in the desert.
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Roger Federer beat Tomas Berdych 6-4, 6-0 at Indian Wells Masters
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Milos Raonic beat Rafael Nadal 4-6, 7-6 (10), 7-5 to set up semi-final
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Andy Murray plays Novak Djokovic in the other men's semi-final

Question: It was the first time @placeholder has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011

Answer: Tomas Berdych

Answer: Berdych

Answer: Tomas Berdych


Bridgewater (CNN) President Donald Trump said Friday that he was being sarcastic when he thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday for expelling hundreds of American diplomats from the country. When asked if he meant his remarks about Putin sarcastically, Trump told reporters, "Absolutely. I think you know that I think you know that." Trump's remarks echo White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders' characterization of his comments. "He was being sarcastic," Sanders said earlier Friday. Trump's comments to reporters Friday came after a meeting with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley in Bedminster, New Jersey. Tillerson told reporters Friday that the United States will have a response to Russia over the expelled diplomats by September 1.
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"He was being sarcastic," Sanders said
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The remark instantly reverberated in Washington

Question: "Let's remember that it was @placeholder's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia