(CNN) As lawmakers in the House advanced out of committee a bill Wednesday that would ease interstate travel for gun owners with permitted concealed weapons, a group of law enforcement leaders gathered with congressmen from both parties to slam the legislation as something that would "jeopardize public safety across America." "Police officers think this is a terrible idea," said Manhattan's district attorney, Cy Vance. "Prosecutors think this is a terrible idea. You should listen to them." The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, a measure with the strong backing of the National Rifle Association, would require each state to honor a concealed carry permit issued by another state regardless of local permitting restrictions. Republicans have plugged the bill for eliminating "the current maze of state and local concealed carry laws," and have cited "good guys with a gun" examples to promote the value of more legal gun possession.
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Prosecutors against Gun Violence is criticizing the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act
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The group is also pushing for a ban on so-called 'bump fire stocks'

Question: "You should all listen to your common sense that one gun law that is the weakest in the nation from a state that has no permit requirements whatsoever should not be the law that applies to @placeholder," Vance said.

Answer: America


(CNN) The White House moved to tamp down suggestions that ties with Saudi Arabia are fraying, with administration officials saying that President Barack Obama "really cleared the air" with King Salman at a meeting Wednesday. Yet even as White House officials stressed that the leaders made progress, a prominent member of the Saudi royal family told CNN "a recalibration" of the U.S.-Saudi relationship was needed amid regional upheaval, dropping oil prices and ongoing strains between the two longtime allies. Obama landed in Riyadh earlier Wednesday for a summit with Gulf leaders and spent two-and-a-half hours meeting with the 80-year-old monarch on issues that have recently strained the alliance, including the conflict in Yemen, the role of Iran, Lebanon's instability and the fight against ISIS, U.S. officials said.
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The U.S and Saudi Arabia aren't at the end of a love affair, so much as in an unhappy marriage
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The two countries are bound by military links and a shared fight against terrorism

Question: But the two leaders glossed over some of the thorniest matters, including a Saudi threat to dump U.S. assets if @placeholder signs into law a bill that could make the kingdom liable for damages stemming from the September 11 terror attacks.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama


(CNN) US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping spoke by phone Thursday evening, the first conversation between the two since Trump took office. In the call, the two leaders discussed "numerous topics," and Trump committed to honoring the "One China" policy at Xi's request, the White House said. Since his election in November, President Trump has challenged Beijing over several issues and, most controversially, upended decades of diplomatic protocol by questioning longstanding American policy towards Taiwan. China views Taiwan as a breakaway province and, since 1979, the US has acknowledged Beijing's claim that Taiwan is part of China, with US-China relations governed by the set of protocols known as the "One China" policy.
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Trump threw China relations into doubt after phone call with Taiwanese president
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Taiwan says it will maintain close contact with US
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US-China relations have long been governed by "One China" policy

Question: In response to the call, @placeholder's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwanese

Answer: Taiwan

Question: On the campaign trail, Trump had consistently talked tough on @placeholder, particularly over trade.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: One China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: One China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: One China

Question: He had pledged to label @placeholder a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: One China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: One China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: One China


An American couple are in mourning after losing one of their newborn twins, who was born 13 weeks early  on their 'babymoon' vacation. Kim and Fred Spratt of Jackson, New Jersey, were taking their last vacation alone as a couple without kids, when Mrs Spratt gave went into labor three months early and gave birth to son Hudson and daughter Hayden in the early hours of Mother's Day. However, just 14 days after the premature birth, the Spratt's newborn son Hudson died. Adding to the heartbreak is the fact that the couple are stuck in Portugal, away from the support of their family and friends, indefinitely as they wait for their surviving daughter to grow strong enough to travel.
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Kim and Fred Spratt of Jackson, New Jersey, had their doctor's permission to go on a 'babymoon' at the beginning of May
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At the end of their trip, Mrs Spratt surprisingly went into labor and gave birth to twins 13 weeks early
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Just 14 days later, newborn son Hudson died leaving the pair heartbroken
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The couple are now stranded indefinitely in Portugal until daughter Hayden is strong enough to travel

Question: 'We're trying to hit spots on our bucket list every year, so we picked @placeholder,' Mrs Spratt said.

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Portugal

Question: Family and friends of the @placeholder have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.

Answer: Spratt

Answer: Spratt

Answer: Spratt


It's been a long journey for Richard III, the 15th century king whose skeleton was found under a parking lot in the English city of Leicester. But on Friday, his final destination became clear. The medieval monarch will be reburied in Leicester Cathedral, just a stone's throw away from where his remains were uncovered. The discovery of his remains, complete with curved spine and staved-in skull, in the summer of 2012 sparked global headlines and a new battle -- over which city would host his remains in perpetuity. Archaeologists had been searching the site for Leicester's long-lost Greyfriars Friaryhad and always planned for any bodies they uncovered to be reburied at the city's cathedral.
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The Royal Courts of Justice rules that Richard III should be reburied in Leicester
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The king's remains were discovered in summer 2012 under a parking lot
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The archeologists who disinterred the remains intended a reburial in Leicester Cathedral
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A legal challenge was brought by a group which said he should be reburied in York

Question: Now @placeholder could see a significant commercial benefit, if tourists flock to see his final resting place.

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester


Scientists whose capture of the 'God particle' hit the headlines three years ago have obtained a new and much sharper picture of their trophy. Data from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world's biggest atom smasher, have greatly increased what physicists know about the Higgs boson, which is responsible for giving other elementary particles mass. The results show with a new level of precision the way the particle is generated and decays, and how it interacts with other particles. CERN's Large Hadron Collider, located in a 27-kilometer (16.8-mile) tunnel beneath the Swiss-French border, was instrumental in the discovery of the Higgs boson. The subatomic particle had long been theorized but wasn't confirmed until 2013.
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Results show how particle is generated and decays
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Also reveals how it interacts with other particles

Question: Because of its fundamental importance, the @placeholder was nicknamed the 'God particle'.

Answer: Higgs

Answer: Higgs


(CNN) Bana Alabed, a 7-year-old Syrian girl who captured the world's attention with heartbreaking Twitter posts about the bombing of Aleppo, disappeared from social media on Sunday. The last message sent on the Twitter account Bana shares with her mother, Fatemah, was foreboding: "We are sure the army is capturing us now. We will see each other another day dear world. Bye.- Fatemah #Aleppo" Her Twitter account was deleted and nobody knows why. Bana, who had more than 100,000 followers, has tweeted dire messages before, as when she said on November 27: "Tonight we have no house, it's bombed and I got in rubble. I saw deaths and I almost died."
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Bana Alabed, 7, had tweeted about the horrors of war in Aleppo, Syria
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On Sunday, her Twitter account was deleted without explanation

Question: They are now in control of more than 20% of eastern @placeholder.

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo


(CNN) "Attention! Attention!" blares the Russian voice from a loudspeaker. "The nuclear bombs will be launched in one hour." Inside a room styled as a Soviet-era nuclear bunker, a couple of Russians race to prevent a catastrophic strike on the United States. Their quest -- the latest craze in Moscow -- is to find the nuclear launch codes and deactivate a hidden red button, which has already been pressed by a mad Russian general. It's complete fantasy; just an interactive game hosted in a building in a former industrial area of the city, harking back to the fears of the Cold War.
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Latest craze in Moscow is war game in which players race to find nuclear codes
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Russian officials are playing on fears, staging a mass nuclear drill

Question: It is an apocalyptic vision that adds a further sense of realism to the fantasy quest being acted out by gamers in @placeholder.

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Moscow


London (CNN) -- To an outsider, Thursday's contest to elect the next mayor of London would appear to be a fight between two larger-than-life characters -- known best by their first names -- for control of the city's famous red buses. Among a wide field of candidates, only these two men have any realistic chance of taking a starring role at this summer's Olympic Games in London: Conservative Party incumbent Mayor Boris Johnson, 47, and his 66-year-old nemesis, Labour left-winger and former Mayor Ken Livingstone. Both men have devoted their energies to transport -- and attacking each other viciously on the issue, as well as on their complex personal tax arrangements.
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About 6 million Londoners are voting to elect new mayor
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Role largely ceremonial but mayor controls $23 billion budget
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Front-runners are incumbent Conservative Boris Johnson and Labour's Ken Livingstone
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Transport is key issue, especially design of city's famous red buses

Question: True to the bitter rivalry between the men, @placeholder has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.

Answer: Ken Livingstone

Answer: Ken Livingstone

Question: True to the bitter rivalry between the men, Livingstone has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if @placeholder vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.

Answer: Londoners


Forget the big belly and the round face, because this year old Saint Nick has been given a sexy makeover courtesy of one very untraditional – yet unsurprisingly popular – model-turned-mall Santa. Paul Mason, a Canadian model-turned-Kris Kringle, is known as 'Fashion Santa' at Toronto's Yorkdale Mall, but unlike Saint Nicks of years past, Paul boasts a trim frame and smoldering blue eyes that have more than a few people begging to get on his naughty list this holiday season. And while a long white beard has never looked so seductive, Paul also shares Father Christmas' heart of gold.
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Paul Mason is a professional model who is known as 'Fashion Santa' at Toronto's Yorkdale Mall
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The model, who has worked in the industry for 30 years, joined forces with Yorkdale last year and appears in the mall's holiday campaigns
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Yorkdale will donate $1 to the SickKids Foundation for every person who posts a selfie with Paul using the hashtag #YorkdaleFashionSanta

Question: 'It’s a modern spin on the typical @placeholder photos,' he told Yorkdale.

Answer: Santa

Answer: Fashion Santa

Answer: Fashion Santa


Their debut YouTube video of them miming to Queen's hit song 'Bohemian Rhapsody' attracted 18 million hits,  caught the attention of Brian May, and was credited by Billboard magazine with causing a staggering 261 per cent surge in the streaming of the iconic song. And now Sydney-based trio SketchSHE are back with a second hilarious car jam  titled 'Mime Through Time' featuring over 14 classic songs from the 40s through to now...and this time they appear naked. The stunning models turned comedy act, comprised of Shae-Lee Shackleford,28, Lana Kington, 25, Madison Lloyd,27, became an  overnight sensation when they released  'Bohemian Carsody' last month.
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Aussie car comedy trio 'SketchSHE' are back with new car sing-a-long
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The stunning Sydney based girls sky-rocketed to YouTube fame with online parody of Queen song, titled 'Bohemian Carsody'
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Their new skit entitled 'Mime Through Time' plays out iconic hits from Forties to now
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The female comedy act now has a trip planned to LA with plans to make it to the big time

Question: Another reason behind the @placeholder trio's success is the natural sex appeal they inject into the humorous skit.

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydney


(CNN) -- As the Curiosity rover begins its exciting trek across the surface of Mars and up the dramatic peak of Mt. Sharp it is important to realize that the plans for this great success were incubated and acted upon more than 10 years ago. Exploration like this is not for the faint of heart -- it takes time and persistence. So what's next? What is in the funded pipeline now that will be revolutionizing our understanding of life in the solar system 10 or even 20 years from now? The short answer is -- nothing. Curiosity is it. After Curiosity there is, at present, no other mission in production that will explore potentially habitable worlds beyond Earth.
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Moons Europa, Enceladus, and Titan are covered with solid water ice
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Scientist Kevin Peter Hand says there could be vast liquid water oceans underneath the ice
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These oceans could be great homes for alien ecosystems, says Hand
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Exploring Earth's oceans might help us understand fundamental geological and biological cycles

Question: In addition, @placeholder and the Earth are so close that asteroid impacts in the past might have seeded either world with life from the other.

Answer: Mars


Alun-Wyn Jones accepts that Wales will need to 'do it the hard way' in their quest for Rugby World Cup glory. Wales' 15-6 defeat against Australia in Saturday's Pool A decider at Twickenham considerably increased their tournament degree of difficulty. Victory over the Wallabies would have meant a quarter-final appointment with Scotland next Sunday, but they must now tackle twice world champions South Africa 24 hours earlier, and if they win that, then New Zealand potentially await. World Cup history is also stacked against Wales, with no team during seven previous stagings having won the tournament after finishing runners-up in their group.
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Wales' defeat to Australia on Saturday means they play South Africa next
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New Zealand could wait in semi-finals if they get past the Springboks
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No team has ever won Rugby World Cup after finishing second in  Pool
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Welsh lock Alun-Wyn Jones said Wales will have to improve to win trophy

Question: 'We didn't capitalise, probably through a fault of ours, and that we didn't finish it is credit to them (@placeholder) and their resolute defence as well.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


The biggest fight in boxing history has sold out within a minute of going on sale with tickets for Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on May 2 being snapped up on Thursday evening. Just minutes after 8pm UK time (12 noon in Las Vegas), tickets for the richest bout in history began appearing on the secondary market with one ticket going for a cool $128,705 (£85,508) on StubHub. After weeks of wrangling and accusations between Mayweather Promotions and Pacquiao’s promoter Bob Arum, a batch of between 500 and 1,000 tickets were made available to boxing fans for the mega-fight in May.
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Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao meet on May 2 in Las Vegas
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Tickets for the fight in Las Vegas went on sale at 8pm on Thursday night
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Between 500 and 1000 tickets were released priced between $1,500 (£996) and $7,500 (£4,982) each
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The MGM Grand has a capacity of 16,500 but most of the tickets will be split between Mayweather and Pacquiao's camps and the TV broadcasters
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Up to 50,000 tickets for closed-circuit viewing were also sold on Thursday
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One ticket was being sold on StubHub for $128,705 (£85,508)
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WATCH: Pacquiao stars in hilarious advert ahead of Mayweather fight
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao news

Question: The capacity of MGM Grand is 16,800 seats with the remaining seats set to be divided up between the two promoters, the two cable networks sharing the pay-per-view broadcast and the @placeholder hotel group for their clients and high rollers.

Answer: MGM Grand

Answer: MGM Grand


Floyd Mayweather has a pop-up shop where he is selling T-shirts with a Philippines flag in the background. ‘I like that,’ says Pacquiao with chuckle and then tells the leader of the Money Team: ‘Welcome to the Manny team.’ We are accustomed to seeing boxers with grim expressions and gruff reactions - wearing what they call their fight face - in the last days before going into unarmed combat. Manny Pacquiao salutes the crowd as he makes his official arrival at the Mandalay Bay hotel Pacquiao takes a selfie with his legendary trainer Freddie Roach as they greet the crowds
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Manny Pacquiao made his arrival at the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas
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The Filipino takes on Floyd Mayweather at the MGM Grand on Saturday
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The fight will be the richest of all time, grossing more than $300million
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Pacquiao is confident he can end Mayweather's unbeaten record

Question: ‘This is the right time for me to fight @placeholder.

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Mayweather


It was more closely fought than any chart battle or awards race. But now the three-month planning row between neighbours Jimmy Page and Robbie Williams has ended – with victory for the Led Zeppelin star. Former Take That singer Williams, 41, has abandoned plans to revamp his £17.5million Grade II-listed London property, including excavating a huge two-storey basement. Scroll down for video Robbie Williams wanted to extend his £17.5m Woodland House (left), which stands next door to rocker Jimmy Page's Grade I listed Tower House (right) But Williams has withdrawn the plans after Page wrote an angry letter to the local council complaining
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Williams wanted huge underground extension to his  mansion home
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But plans drew ire of next-door neighbour, rock legend Jimmy Page
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Led Zeppelin star said building works would cause disruption
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He also feared the  project would damage his Grade I listed home
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Williams appears to have backed down, withdrawing the plans this week
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Former Take That singer bought the house from Michael Winner in 2013

Question: Pictures of Williams' home taken during @placeholder's time there show high ceilings and old fireplaces

Answer: Michael Winner


(CNN) Would you like a bit of pesticide with your produce? While the chemicals farmers use on food keep produce relatively pest-free, the U.S. Department of Agriculture constantly runs tests to avoid too much pesticide residue on your plate. It concentrates particularly on produce items that children eat, since their developing bodies may be more vulnerable to harm from certain chemicals. Of the produce samples the USDA tested in 2014, the last year for which data is available, nearly three-fourths showed some kind of pesticide residue, which is about in keeping with other years. This amount persists despite growers' best efforts to clean up the produce, according to the Environmental Working Group, an environmental activist group. Annually, EWG puts together what it calls the "Dirty Dozen," a list of produce that has the most pesticide residue, according to the group's analysis of government data.
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Nearly three-fourths of tested produce showed some kind of pesticide residue
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Strawberries topped the list as having the most pesticide residue this year

Question: Strawberry growers use 60 different pesticides in a wide variety of combinations, according to @placeholder.

Answer: Environmental Working Group

Answer: EWG


Twelve years before he killed his wife Allison, Gerard Baden Clay used her excellent work record in a bizarre court claim to sue her employers Flight Centre for sacking him. As Allison Baden-Clay's family prepare to stage a protest over the downgrading of his conviction from murder to manslaughter, Gerard Baden-Clay's onetime boss at Flight Centre has come forward to describe his strange ways. In contrast, slain Allison was one of Flight Centre's most highly regarded employees, and despite his portrayal of her during his murder trial as an anxious depressive, she was the star of the family. The company founder, Graham Turner, said she was 'successful' and 'very highly regarded'.
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Twelve years before he killed his wife Gerard Baden-Clay made court claim
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Baden-Clay sued Allison's employer Flight Centre in bizarre claim
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Allison was a star employee at Flight Centre which sacked her husband
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Baden-Clay used Allison's good name in making  $60,000 damages claim

Question: Gerard Baden-@placeholder claimed that they intended to return overseas in February 2000.

Answer: Gerard Baden Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay

Answer: Clay


(CNN)The American and British embassies in Yemen suspended operations and moved staffers out Wednesday, and urged their citizens to leave the politically-unstable nation as well. The U.S. Embassy had already been operating on a skeletal staff since late January. The French embassy also said it would close its doors starting Friday due to the security situation. The troubled Middle Eastern nation has been without clear leadership and potentially on the brink of armed conflict since Houthi rebels seized control of key government facilities, dissolved parliament, and placed the President under house arrest. President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi later resigned in protest.
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The troubled Middle Eastern nation has been without clear leadership
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The U.S. is worried about possible terrorist attacks on Americans

Question: The security situation continues to deteriorate, it said, and "we now judge that our @placeholder staff and premises are at increased risk."

Answer: Embassy

Question: "@placeholder will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."

Answer: Embassy


Jose Mourinho’s third and final season at Real Madrid came crashing down around him thanks in no small part to Jurgen Klopp. When the two men meet again on Saturday the Chelsea manager will hope that history is not about to repeat itself. The three most important trophies to win as a Real Madrid manager are, in order of importance, the Copa del Rey, La Liga, and the Champions League. Mourinho had won the least of those - the Copa del Rey - in his first season. In year two he had won the league. Now he had to win the European Cup and having fallen at the semi-final stage in the previous two campaigns against Barcelona and Bayern Munich it was Klopp’s Dortmund that stood between him and a place in the final.
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Chelsea host Liverpool in crucial Premier League game on Saturday
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Jose Mourinho is under pressure at Stamford Bridge after a poor run
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Jurgen Klopp won his first game as Liverpool manager on Wednesday
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Two managers have met each other four times before in games between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League
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Klopp's German side won 4-1 in semi-final first leg in April 2013
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Chelsea vs Liverpool combined XI: See who makes our team

Question: ‘My team is so naive that Lewandowski scores four goals and we don’t foul him once,’ said @placeholder after the game.

Answer: Jose Mourinho

Answer: Mourinho

Answer: Jose Mourinho


Washington (CNN) Ted Cruz, looking to take a hard line in South Carolina to win the support of military voters, lashed out Tuesday at what he called a culture of political correctness in the Pentagon. "That's why the last thing any commander should need to worry about is the grades he is getting from some plush-bottomed Pentagon bureaucrat for political correctness or social experiments -- or providing gluten-free MREs," Cruz said, using the shorthand term for Meal, Ready-to-Eat. In a speech aboard the USS Yorktown, which is stationed in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, Cruz laid out a Reagan-style military policy that he promised would return America to a global position of strength in a speech.
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Seeking support from South Carolina's military voters, Ted Cruz promised that he would fight political correctness at the Pentagon
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Cruz spoke from the USS Yorktown in Mount Pleasant, SC, just a few days before Republicans vote in South Carolina

Question: Marco Rubio has accused @placeholder of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Question: Marco Rubio has accused Cruz of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against @placeholder.

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Cruz

Answer: Ted Cruz

Answer: Cruz


(CNN) What do the U.S. dollar, South African rand, the British pound, Indian rupee, Japanese yen and Chinese yuan have in common? They are among the currencies being used in Zimbabwe as a solution to the country's problems with hyperinflation. Since 2009, Zimbabwe has used other currencies in lieu of its own, which it abandoned after hyperinflation of more than 5,000 percent made it essentially worthless. This system of using multiple currencies has led to a deflation rate of -2.3%, according to Zimbabwe's bank governor. "We changed to a multiple currency system to stabilize, and inflation went down to 0% and it was magic," said the Zimbabwe Reserve Bank Governor, John Mangudya.
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Zimbabwe demonetized its own currency in 2009 due to hyper-inflation
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The country's central bank issued 1 trillion, 10 trillion and 100 trillion dollar notes
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Zimbabwe recovered from excessively high inflation to -2.3% deflation

Question: The U.S. dollar is the preferred currency in @placeholder at present, but others are welcome.

Answer: Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwe Reserve Bank

Answer: Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwe


A Las Vegas Girl Scouts hiking event was cancelled after a venue overbooked it with a Hillary Clinton campaign rally. Troop 21 raised money and bought tickets in September for the Brownie Hiker Badge class put on by Springs Preserve on Wednesday, however when they showed up they were informed the event was cancelled, Fox 5 reported. The Brownies' troop leader, Cheryl King, said they were told at the door that Springs Preserve representatives had called the Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada last week to cancel the class. 'As I was approaching the building we saw two of the other troops leaving, kind of saddened in the face,' King said.
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Troop 21 bought tickets in September for the Brownie Hiker Badge class put on by Springs Preserve on Wednesday
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The brownies' troop leader was told at the door that Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada called Springs Reserve last week to cancel the class
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Springs Preserve said Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada called  to cancel due to parents being concerned with traffic issues related to other major event
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Troop claim they asked for a refund and Springs Preserve refused but venue said it offered troop leaders a refund

Question: '@placeholder will offer those who purchased tickets for the class a full refund.'

Answer: Springs Preserve


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

Question: A previous version of this story misspelled @placeholder's last name.

Answer: Ftouhi


This is the incredible moment a hotel worker chased the Tunisian gunman moments after he slaughtered 38 innocent tourists including 18 Britons. The unnamed man, who filmed the end of the massacre on his phone, can be seen running after Seifeddine Rezgui as the ISIS militant selects his targets. At one point he even picks up what appears to be a bottle of olive oil as he attempts to sneak up behind the 23-year-old assassin to disarm him. The 11-minute video was released as it emerged the number of Britons killed in Sousse on Friday could reach 30. It also came as Tunisia made its first arrests in connection with the terror attack.
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Unnamed worker filmed the end of the gunman's rampage on his phone
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Follows Seifeddine Rezgui through the hotel grounds and up the beach
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Video released as it was revealed British death toll could reach up to 30
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Group of suspects arrested on Monday, the country's interior minister said

Question: 'Sadly we know that at least 18 @placeholder tourists died in this terrorist attack but we also know that that number will rise.

Answer: British

Question: Speaking this afternoon, he announced a national moment of silence to be held in honour of @placeholder tourists at noon on Friday.

Answer: British


(CNN) -- Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel has fired a shot across the bow of business-as-usual at the Pentagon by announcing significant cuts in the U.S. Army. Trimming the active component of the Army from 580,000 to 450,000 would hardly take us back to the interwar Army of 280,000 that gave birth to great wartime leaders like Dwight Eisenhower, George C. Marshall, George A. Patton or Douglass MacArthur, but it still represents a significant reduction in manpower. It undoubtedly will start World War III on the Hill and among other elements of what Ike referred to as our "military-industrial complex," but Hagel should hold the line as the time is ripe for an audacious move on this front. He should stand by these cuts for three reasons:
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Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel announced significant cuts to the U.S. Army
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Michael Desch: Defense Department, military can't be exempt from budget cuts
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Desch: Personnel costs are huge; Army has most members so will bear the brunt
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He says drone attacks, special op warfare are the future, not "boots on the ground"

Question: While modern weapons systems have astronomical price tags, the dirty secret is that one of the biggest lines in the Pentagon's budget is personnel costs -- primarily salaries and health care -- that constitute 26% of the @placeholder's 2014 request of $527 billion.

Answer: Defense Department


Washington (CNN) A little past 5 p.m. Tuesday, a black Ford Taurus slowed to a stop just outside FBI headquarters in Washington and dispatched a white-haired man in a dark suit. He emerged from the car alone, a manila folder in his right hand, and walked slowly toward the agency's appointment gate. Passers-by paid little notice. Sources: James Comey sought more resources for Russia investigation But Keith Schiller, President Donald Trump's pugnacious former bodyguard who now sits sentry outside the Oval Office doors, was at the law enforcement agency armed with a bombshell message from his longtime boss to FBI Director James Comey: "You are hereby terminated and removed from office."
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FBI Director James Comey was fired Tuesday
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Obama tapped him for the job in 2013

Question: 2 before elevating him to acting director following @placeholder's dismissal.

Answer: James Comey

Question: Meanwhile, back at FBI headquarters, news was quickly spreading that @placeholder was being ushered out.

Answer: James Comey


The Avengers have battled to save Earth from an alien invasion, the evil Loki and now, in the latest movie, face off against the killing machine Ultron. They do this, of course, with the help of numerous superpowers - including Iron Man’s suit, super-healing abilities and Captain America’s indestructible shield. But just how scientifically sound are some of these powers, and do any of them hold up to the laws of physics and chemistry as we know them? Scroll down for video The American Chemical Society in Washington explained the science behind the Avengers in a video. It looks at the composition of Iron Man's suit - said to be a gold-titanium alloy in one of the movies - and Captain America's shield. The video also explains the science behind super-healing abilities
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Washington's American Chemical Society video explains the Avengers
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It looks at the composition of Iron Man's suit and Captain America's shield
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And it also explains science behind Black Widow's super-healing abilities
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The verdict is that some - but not all - of the science is plausible

Question: His original suit, made only of iron, would have weighed around 70kg (150lbs) according to the @placeholder - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.

Answer: American Chemical Society

Answer: American Chemical Society


Aboard the USS George HW Bush (CNN) On August 8, 2014, jets carried out the first American airstrikes against ISIS. Those American warplanes flew from the USS George HW Bush, one of the Navy's 10 aircraft carriers. Back then ISIS was making a lightning dash across Iraq and Syria, seizing town after town and threatening to wipe out entire communities of Iraqi minorities. "Today I authorized two operations in Iraq -- targeted airstrikes to protect our American personnel, and a humanitarian effort to help save thousands of Iraqi civilians who are trapped on a mountain," President Barack Obama said at the time.
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ISIS is desperately fighting to hold on to Mosul
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The Bush is one of the newest carriers in the US fleet

Question: Now, more than two years and over 16,000 airstrikes later, the @placeholder and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.

Answer: George HW Bush

Answer: George HW Bush


(CNN) Aaron Sheldon has never particularly enjoyed riding the bus. But to his young son, Harrison, it is an adventure. "One day we're on the bus downtown, and I'm just sitting there looking at him and he's just in awe of such a mundane and pedestrian task," said Sheldon, a photographer who lives in Columbus, Ohio. It reminded him that even the most ordinary acts can seem extraordinary to someone experiencing it for the first time. "I wanted to try to capture that sense of wonderment that kids have just in our everyday world," Sheldon said. He didn't know the best way to go about it, though, until later that week when Harrison -- 3 at the time -- got an ear infection and had to go to the doctor's office.
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Aaron Sheldon photographed his son around town in an astronaut costume
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The project is a reminder that children are explorers still learning the world around them

Question: Many of the locations were inspired by questions @placeholder asked his father about astronauts.

Answer: Harrison

Answer: Harrison


This is the moment an 'idiot' paddleboarder posed next to stranded World War Two ship laden with 1,400 tonnes of unexploded bombs. Shane Skinner ignored danger buoys and warning signs to casual lean against the mast of the SS Richard Montgomery, which could explode at any moment. The 36-year-old is now at the centre of an investigation and faces prosecution after admitting 'larking around' by the wreckage. However, Mr Skinner has shrugged off criticism saying it was 'an innocent' trip to see the wreck - known as the Doomsday Ship, off the coast in Sheerness, Kent. 'The water was very calm, like a mirror, and we just thought we'd go and view the wreck,' Mr Skinner of Sheerness, Kent, said.
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Shane Skinner pictured leaning on the mast of SS Richard Montgomery
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Ignored danger buoys and warning signs surrounding the wreckage
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Maritime and Coastguard Agency are now seeking to prosecute him
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36-year-old brushed off criticism describing it as an 'innocent' trip

Question: The salvage effort was abandoned after the @placeholder flooded and sank below the waves.

Answer: SS


(CNN) Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch has frustrated legislators on both sides of the aisle with his refusal to talk specifics on several major issues he could rule on if he's confirmed. But one matter on which his past writings offer a detailed picture of his views is medical aid in dying, sometimes referred to as physician-assisted suicide. In 2006, Gorsuch wrote "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia," a 311-page book in which he "builds a nuanced, novel, and powerful moral and legal argument against legalization," the book proclaims on its back cover. Gorsuch also addressed questions on the polarizing issue during his Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings.
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Neil Gorsuch could be confirmed as the next Supreme Court justice this week
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Gorsuch authored the book "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia" in 2006
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In 1997, Oregon became the first state to enact a physician-assisted suicide law

Question: "The @placeholder recognized in Cruzan that there's a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively," Gorsuch said, "and assume that there was a constitutional dimension to that."

Answer: Supreme Court

Answer: Supreme Court

Question: "The Supreme Court recognized in Cruzan that there's a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively," @placeholder said, "and assume that there was a constitutional dimension to that."

Answer: Neil Gorsuch

Answer: Gorsuch

Answer: Gorsuch

Answer: Neil Gorsuch

Answer: Gorsuch


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump appeared to equate US actions with the authoritarian regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin in an interview released Saturday, saying, "There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump made the remark during an interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, saying he respected his Russian counterpart. "But he's a killer," O'Reilly said to Trump. "There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump replied. A clip of the exchange was released Saturday and the full interview aired Sunday before the Super Bowl. It was an unusual assertion coming from the President of the United States. Trump himself, however, has made similar points before.
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"There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump says
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It is an unusual assertion coming from the President of the United States

Question: "This is the second time Trump has defended Putin against the charge that he's a killer by saying in effect that the @placeholder is no better or different," Schiff told CNN.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States


Tampa, Florida (CNN) -- With Texas Gov. Rick Perry threatening to cement his standing atop the national polls, his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination aggressively sought to undermine his conservative credentials on Monday during the first-ever CNN/Tea Party debate in Florida. Perry repeatedly found himself in the crosshairs, as the field of candidates took turns attacking his positions on illegal immigration, Social Security, and his controversial 2007 push to vaccinate Texas schoolgirls against human papillomavirus, a common sexually transmitted disease that can lead to cervical cancer. Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, whose standing among Republicans has slipped dramatically since Perry entered the race, said she was "offended" by Perry's executive order, which included an opt-out provision for parents who did not want the vaccine.
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NEW: Perry finds himself in the crosshairs as GOP candidates attack his positions
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Bachmann accuses Perry of helping a drug company through a vaccination order
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Romney on Perry: Being dealt aces does not make a good poker player
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Perry calls for Social Security reform but drops "Ponzi scheme" label

Question: @placeholder and Perry squared off on the vaccination situation, with Bachmann saying, "We cannot forget that in the midst of this executive order there's a big drug company that made millions of dollars because of this."

Answer: Michele Bachmann

Answer: Bachmann

Question: @placeholder also said that the executive order was a mistake and he should have worked with the legislature instead of issuing it.

Answer: Rick Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Question: As for Romney's charge that Perry would possibly abolish the popular government program, @placeholder's team says that the Texas governor believes that Social Security must be protected for current beneficiaries and those nearing retirement age.

Answer: Rick Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Question: @placeholder, who is vying for tea party support with Perry, also has tried to inject herself into the Social Security discussion.

Answer: Michele Bachmann

Answer: Bachmann


Washington, DC (CNN) Vice President Mike Pence vowed Thursday that the United States will send astronauts to the moon and Mars, setting new goals for American space exploration under the Trump administration. "Here from this bridge to space, our nation will return to the moon and we will put American boots on the face of Mars," said Pence, delivering remarks to NASA employees at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Pence applauded the space organization's efforts toward "making science fiction 'science fact,'" and reaffirmed President Donald Trump's commitment to NASA's mission of exploration and discovery. "The American space program has a champion in the President of the United States," Pence said, adding that the White House plans to "usher in a new era" of American space leadership.
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Pence said space is vital to American national security interests
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Trump issued an executive order last Friday to revive the National Space Council

Question: The @placeholder did not immediately respond to CNN's request for more details Thursday afternoon.

Answer: White House


Swatch, the world's largest watchmaker unveiled its riposte to Apple's smartwatch. It plans to put cheap programmable chips in watches that will let wearers from China to Chicago make payments with a swipe of the wrist. Swatch Group will start offering watches with near field communication (NFC) chips within two months, said at a news conference on the company's annual results which were released last month. Scroll down for video We're coming for you Apple! Swatch chief executive Nick Hayek said Apple's launch was a 'fantastic opportunity' for the Swiss watchmaker. The rewards are potentially huge for whoever comes up with a winning formula. Andrew Sheehy, chief analyst at Generator Research, sees the retail value of wearable Internet-connected devices at $93.1 billion by 2018, versus $4.1 billion in 2014, with smartwatches accounting for about two thirds of the market's value in 2018.
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Swatch will use low cost NFC chips to add payment capabilities to watch
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CEO Nick Hayek said Apple's launch was a 'fantastic opportunity'
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Refused to reveal details of watch - which will be on sale in two months

Question: At 1600 GMT, @placeholder shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1

Answer: Swatch

Answer: Swatch

Answer: Swatch


Former Manchester United and Arsenal striker Robin van Persie has found his Turkish adventure is not quite going to plan. The Dutchman, 32, was dropped for Fenerbahce's 2-1 win over Bursaspor on Sunday and while he netted the winner, he made it known he was not happy to start on the bench. Van Persie  had gone three matches without a goal, including last Thursday night's humiliating 3-1 defeat at home by Molde. 'To be honest, I am not very happy at this moment,' he told Lig TV after the match. 'I was not happy that I started on the bench. I am fully fit, physically very well and able to play for 90 minutes.
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Robin van Persie dropped after Fenerbahce lost 3-1 to Molde on Thursday
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He had gone three games without a goal before scoring off the bench
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Van Persie says he is not happy but Fener coach plays down the incident

Question: @placeholder's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.

Answer: Fenerbahce

Answer: Fenerbahce

Answer: Fener


The BBC has axed Richard Hammond and James May from the Top Gear website after co-presenter Jeremy Clarkson was sacked from the show. The motoring programme's website previously featured the broadcasting trio alongside The Stig at the top of the page but now the racing driver appears solo in his white helmet. It comes just over a week after the 54-year-old host was sacked from the BBC for an 'unprovoked' attack on a Top Gear producer. Scroll down for video Change: The Top Gear website now features an image of The Stig on his own at the top of the page
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Top Gear's website previously featured all three presenters at top of page
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It now shows a single image of racing driver The Stig in his white helmet
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BBC say change is to 'reflect that all three presenters are out of contract'
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But it's yet to confirm whether Richard Hammond or James May will return
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Jeremy Clarkson was sensationally sacked from the show over a week ago

Question: However the BBC has confirmed that @placeholder's live world tour will go ahead next month, with the three original presenters at the helm.

Answer: Top Gear

Answer: Top Gear

Answer: Top Gear

Answer: Top Gear


Washington (CNN) The young blood in the Democratic Party is (still) waiting for its moment. Democratic leaders across both the legislative and executive branches are generally older than leadership on the other side of the aisle, leading to some restlessness among the lower ranks who have been patiently awaiting their turn at the top. The most recent blow to those hoping to climb the ranks? Dianne Feinstein, 84, the oldest senator currently serving in the chamber, just announced a bid for re-election to the seat she's held for two and a half decades. The presidential field also looks like an uphill climb for young Democrats: apart from a couple of standout young senators, names like Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden still loom large among the potential hopefuls.
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The average age of a Democratic member of Congress has topped 61 years old
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Nancy Pelosi, who has held her post since 2003, is 77 years old
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A CNN poll found that the top Democrats who voters say they think represent their values averages 66 years old

Question: Part of the problem for @placeholder is one of recruiting.

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Question: Having a generally older slate of leaders could separate @placeholder from one of their core constituencies.

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats


Two thieves have stolen a 5 billion-year-old meteorite from a museum, first discovered in the outback at Wolfe Creek more than 30 years ago. Experts say the soccer ball-sized meteorite could be broken up and sold for more than $50,000 on the black market, according to ABC. It's believed the two men broke the window of Atherton's Crystal Caves museum in far north Queensland, before running off with the 11.25 kilogram rock about 12.10am on Monday. The rock, which was uncovered at the Wolfe Creek crater in Western Australia during the 1970s, had only been donated to the museum two weeks ago.
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Two men broke into Atherton's Crystal Caves museum on Sunday
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The meteorite was first found at Wolfe Creek in the Australian Outback
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They stole the rock which had been donated just two weeks ago
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If broken up the rock could fetch more than $50,000 on black market
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Police are urging anyone who may have information to come forward

Question: @placeholder's Wolfe Creek was formed by a meteorite which is estimated to have crashed into earth 300,000 years ago.

Answer: Western Australia


Raheem Sterling's controversial 'It's-Not-About-The-Money' campaign led him to the Emirates Stadium, where Liverpool and Arsenal fans united to protest against the rising price of football for travelling fans. '£5bn and what do we get? £64 a ticket' read one banner, held across the home and away fans before kick-off. Hopefully the irony wasn't lost on Sterling, even if it did not interfere with his football. It was a difficult afternoon for Raheem Sterling, who toiled as Arsenal surged to victory over Liverpool Sterling (centre) is crowded out by Arsenal players as he struggled to impose himself on the game Sterling was brought down by Hector Bellerin for Liverpool's penalty, which was only a consolation
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Raheem Sterling fails to impose himself as Arsenal beat Liverpool 4-1
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He won the penalty that Jordan Henderson scored for Liverpool
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Sterling spoke out about his contract situation at Liverpool in the week

Question: Sterling was positioned in an advanced role for @placeholder, a position he admits he prefers playing

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Question: @placeholder dropped to be one of the support strikers, from the left.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling


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

Question: Days before the killing, Delgado discovered her ex-boyfriend and Hatcher were planning to vacation in @placeholder, according to authorities.

Answer: Mexico

Question: Delgado has ties to @placeholder, where investigators believe she is hiding.

Answer: Mexico


New York (CNN) -- Beachgoers are being warned to stay out of the water this weekend at four popular beaches around New York City after raw sewage from a Manhattan plant spilled into the Hudson River, authorities said. Health advisories also have been issued for portions of the Hudson River, the East River, the Harlem River and the Kill Van Kull, cautioning people against participating in water-related activities such as canoeing, kayaking and swimming, according to the New York City Department of Health. The sewage spill began Wednesday after a fire began in the engine room of the North River Wastewater Treatment Plant, according to a press release Friday from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection.
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A sewage spill at a Manhattan wastewater plant has been brought under control
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The spill occurred after a fire at the plant
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Beachgoers are urged to avoid three beaches on Staten Island and one in Brooklyn
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Authorities are warning against swimming and kayaking in the Hudson and East rivers

Question: The plant is responsible for treating 120 million gallons of wastewater a day on @placeholder's west side.

Answer: Manhattan

Answer: Manhattan


A mother whose two children were killed by their father in a house fire has revealed her struggle to cope with the unbearable loss. An inquest recently heard how in October 2014 salesman Darren Sykes, 44, lured his two boys Paul, nine, and Jack, 12, to the attic of their home in Penistone, South Yorkshire, with fun-size chocolate bars to play with a new model railway. He then set a fire downstairs and closed the loft hatch with all three inside. The bodies of Darren and Paul were found in the loft and Jack was rescued still conscious by firefighters from the bottom of the loft ladder but died five days later in hospital.
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Jack and Paul Sykes died after their father Darren lured them into attic
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He then set the house on fire and locked the three of them inside the room
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Mother Claire appeared on This Morning to share her heartbreak
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Rushed to be by Paul's side when he died in hospital
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Plans to start children's charity in their memory is 'keeping her going'

Question: @placeholder managed to tell a police officer and hospital consultant before he died from 50 per cent burns: 'It was my dad that started the fire' and, 'My dad did it on purpose.'

Answer: Jack

Answer: Jack

Answer: Jack

Question: Asked by Eamonn Holmes how their father could do such a thing, @placeholder replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'

Answer: Mother Claire


An Aboriginal man who was charged $220 every time he was caught with alcohol in a local park has died, leaving behind a $60,000 debt, according to a recent report. The man's case was detailed in a report by the Independent Community-wide Homelessness Administrators Group (ICHAG), which aims to draw attention to legislation in South Australia that bans the consumption of alcohol in local parklands. ICHAG, a non-government organisation that represents 11 welfare agencies in South Australia, said the legislation not only 'unfairly' targets the Aboriginal community, it puts the group's health at risk by distancing them from emergency service provision, Adelaide Now reported.
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A report  criticising 'dry zone' legislation in South Australia was released
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It said an Aboriginal man racked up $60,000 in fines since December 2014
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The deceased man reportedly lived in fear that he that would be jailed
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Adelaide City Council said it is 'not possible for one individual to accrue $60,000 of fines in such a short period of time'

Question: The report states that dry zone laws, which were extended on trail from March until September, does not take a harm minimisation approach and has in turn compromised the health of some of @placeholder's most vulnerable citizens.

Answer: South Australia

Answer: South Australia

Answer: South Australia


I brought you the Manchester United haters test a few weeks ago – you can read it HERE. Now it’s time for the ‘Wayne Rooney Test.’ What’s the first thing you think about when you hear the name Wayne Rooney? a) How close he is to breaking scoring records with Manchester United and England b) Any of the following - Being punched in his kitchen by Phil Bardsley, demanding a massive salary at Manchester United or barking into the camera at the 2010 World Cup and at West Ham. If you answered b) then I’d question your passion for football.
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Wayne Rooney is close to breaking records for Man United and England
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Rooney celebrated his goal against Spurs with a boxing routine
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He had been in the papers that morning for getting KO'd by Phil Bardsley
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Rooney should be judged for what he does on the pitch - not off it
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READ: Was Rooney a knockout against Tottenham?
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news

Question: One thing I have discovered about @placeholder is that if you come from humble beginnings, but go on to improve your lot in life, the reaction of the rest of the country will be split.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Question: Those who can’t handle @placeholder’s success need to look at themselves.

Answer: Wayne Rooney

Answer: Wayne Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Question: Unless you hate @placeholder, or you’re jealous of Rooney’s success and wealth.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: Man United

Answer: Manchester United


The emotional moment that Australian journalist Peter Greste discovered that his colleagues had been freed from prison in Egypt has been captured on TV. Mr Greste had just wrapped up a pre-recording for the ABC program The Chaser's Media Circus on Wednesday night when a member of the production team handed a phone to host Craig Reucassel who immediately ambled over to the former inmate of the Al-Jazeera men. After a few seconds of bewilderment, a beaming smile crossed Mr Greste's face as the meaning behind the announcement dawned on him and his emotion was apparent. 'We've been fighting for the past eight months for this,' Mr Greste exclaimed to the audience before he thrust his fists into the air in celebration.
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Al-Jazeera journalists Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed now free
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Moment journalist and former inmate heard the news was captured on TV
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Peter Greste had just finished filming  pre-record for The Chaser's on ABC
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Host Craig Reucassel handed Mr Greste a phone with the announcement
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'We've been fighting eight months for this!' an elated Mr Greste exclaimed
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Egyptian president Abded Fattah al-Sisi has pardoned 100 prisoners
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It's still unknown if Mr Greste is one of those officially pardoned
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He escaped more prison time due to his February deportation from Egypt

Question: The two men - who were first imprisoned with Mr Greste in December 2013 in the case known as the ‘Marriott Cell’– have been released from prison and photographed walking around @placeholder as free men.

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egyptian

Answer: Egypt


Mosul, Iraq (CNN) Iraqi forces are locked in an intense battle for the final few blocks of western Mosul still under ISIS control. The capture of Mosul is imminent, but the battle remains "a difficult fight," with days -- rather than weeks -- to go, coalition spokesman Col. Ryan Dillon said Thursday from Baghdad, confirming Iraqi forces had seized the remains of an iconic mosque and minaret. The capture of the Great Mosque of al-Nuri -- where Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared the ISIS caliphate in 2014 -- marks a major stride in the eight-month battle to seize the city, Iraq's largest metropolis outside Baghdad, from the terrorist group.
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"My little ones were dying of hunger," Iraqi woman says
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Ruins of an iconic mosque and minaret have been captured, Iraq and US-led coalition say

Question: A CNN team was on the front line of the battle earlier Thursday with @placeholder units fighting ISIS.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Question: More than 742,000 people have left Mosul and surrounding areas since the offensive began, the @placeholder government said about a month ago.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq


Manchester United paid a 'premium' for Monaco's Anthony Martial in a bid to beat off competition for the teenager's services from Barcelona, Paris St Germain, Chelsea and Manchester City. A source at the club likened the situation, which saw United shell out a highly-criticised fee for the 19-year-old of £36million, to that of the capture of Cristiano Ronaldo from Sporting Lisbon 12 years ago. The Portugese, then 18, cost United £12.24m in 2003 - a sum which raised eyebrows across the world of football. But after six glittering years at Old Trafford Ronaldo was sold to Real Madrid for a staggering £80m.
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French striker Anthony Martial joined Manchester United for £36million
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But clauses and add-ons in the deal could see it rise as high as £58m
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Source says the fee was needed to beat rivals across Europe to transfer

Question: But the club are adamant that @placeholder was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.

Answer: Anthony Martial


Channel 4's Indian Summers star Olivia Grant headed to Phuket in Thailand before the start of filming the second series I’ve always had a love affair with Thailand. At the end of filming Channel 4’s Indian Summers last year, I headed to Koh Phangan, an island off Ko Samui, and did a week-long meditation and yoga course. I came away convinced I was going to carry on doing a minimum of 30 minutes of meditation every morning in London – a resolve that was slowly eroded by the stresses of relying on London Underground and from Sunday hangovers. So I jumped at the chance of heading out to Thailand again before the start of filming series two.
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The luxurious Sri Panwa resort comprises a series of minimalist villas
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While she was there Olivia was among guests who included Liam from One Direction and a Thai princess
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Bangla Road is a lively night spot with numerous clubs and bars

Question: Rates at @placeholder start at £336 per pool suite per night.

Answer: Sri Panwa


Wladimir Klitschko has confirmed that Tyson Fury will be his next opponent and the unified heavyweight champion says he is ready to travel to England to defend his belts. The IBF, WBA and WBO king ended his seven-year American hiatus by clearly out-pointing Bryant Jennings at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night but it was not the dazzling New York display he had promised on his Stateside return. The American boxing public fell out of love with the 6ft6in Ukrainian back in 2008 when he outpointed Russian Sultan Ibragimov in an uninspiring, lop-sided victory in this very Madison Square Garden ring.
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Wladimir Klitschko successfully defends his WBA, IBF and WBO belts
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World heavyweight champion beat Bryant Jennings on points in New York
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Ukrainian awarded 116-111, 118-109, 116-111 unanimous points win
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Mandatory challenger Tyson Fury watched at Madison Square Garden
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Klitschko ready to travel to England to take on Fury

Question: The @placeholder once again used his height and longer reach to dominate has challenger

Answer: Ukrainian

Answer: Ukrainian

Question: @placeholder won 116-111 on two of the judges cards and by a margin of 118-109 on the other on Saturday

Answer: Wladimir Klitschko

Answer: Wladimir Klitschko

Answer: Klitschko

Question: @placeholder, as ever, allowed him to move towards him and tied him up.

Answer: Wladimir Klitschko

Answer: Wladimir Klitschko

Answer: Klitschko


The notorious underarm delivery that created one of the most controversial moments in world cricket history is still hard to revisit after more than three decades. But as Australia and New Zealand go head-to-head in the World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday, the underarm bowling incident from 1981 will inevitably come back to haunt. The  controversial bowl triggered a cold war between the two nations after the infamous day  on February 1 when New Zealand needed six runs with one ball remaining to draw the match. But Aussie skipper Greg Chappell instructed the bowler, who was his younger brother Trevor, to deliver the ball underarm in a bid to prevent batsman Brian McKechnie any chance of hitting a six.
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The notorious underarm incident triggered a massive uproar in 1981
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New Zealand was six runs with one ball remaining to draw the match
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But Aussie skipper Greg Chappell ordered the bowler, who is his brother Trevor, to deliver the ball underarm
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The underarm bowling was not ruled as illegal at the time
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Australia and New Zealand go head-to-head in the World Cup final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday

Question: Australia went on to win the match but the hell that followed left the @placeholder brothers struggling to cope under the pressure from the backlash.

Answer: Greg Chappell

Answer: Greg Chappell


(CNN) Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe may be one of the longest-serving leaders, but his stint as a goodwill ambassador was anything but. Days after the World Health Organization named him as a goodwill ambassador, a move that angered and stunned human rights activists, it rescinded the appointment. "I have listened carefully to all who have expressed their concerns, and heard the different issues that they have raised," WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. "It is my aim to build a worldwide movement for global health. This movement must work for everyone and include everyone." Tedros said he consulted the Zimbabwean government and concluded it's in the organization's best interests.
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The UN agency named him goodwill ambassador last week
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"I have listened carefully to all who have expressed their concerns," WHO director says

Question: WHO is part of the @placeholder and focuses on international public health.

Answer: UN


A milk price war is set to break out following a landmark decision by the EU to scrap quotas restricting production A milk price war is set to break out following a landmark decision by the EU to scrap quotas restricting production. The quota system was abolished today after 30 years - allowing dairy farmers to produce as much milk as they like without suffering a financial penalty. The move is expected to drive a spike in production, particularly in countries like Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands, who plan to boost exports of milk and other dairy products to the UK.
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Quota system abolished so farmers can produce as much milk as they like
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Production increase expected in Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands
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Could drive down prices for British farmers who are already squeezed

Question: However, @placeholder farmers are likely to find the price they are paid by supermarkets is driven down, which will be particularly difficult for smaller family businesses.

Answer: British


The Rubik's Cube has puzzled the minds of millions for decades, with most people giving up before ever coming close to finishing the notoriously difficult game. But not teenager Collin Burns, who has completed a cube in just 5.25 seconds, smashing the world record. The US national 'speedcubing' champion was at an official Rubik's Cube event in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, when he shaved 0.3 of a second off the record. Genius: Teenager Collin Burns completed a Rubik's Cube in just 5.25 seconds, breaking the world record Unbelievable: Collin looks up at the clock after finishing the puzzle, clearly astonished by his achievement
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A teenager has broken the world record for completing a Rubik's Cube
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Collin Burns finished the notoriously difficult puzzle in just 5.25 seconds
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He shaved 0.3 of a second off the record at an event in Pennsylvania

Question: As the 3x3 @placeholder's colours align, he drops it down on to a pressure sensor which stops the watch, bringing gasps from his fellow enthusiasts as they realise he has set a new fastest time.

Answer: Rubik's Cube

Answer: Rubik's Cube

Answer: Rubik's Cube

Answer: Rubik's Cube


ISIS is extorting hundreds of millions of pounds from captive residents in Syria and Iraq using an army of tax collectors and informants to fund its so-called caliphate, an investigation has found. People living in territory controlled by the extremists are forced to pay a religious tax, known as 'zakat', to fund salaries that attract recruits and pay for services such as street cleaning and bread subsidies. An investigation  found that the terror group now earns as much from taxation, extortion and confiscation as oil, which brought in a staggering £296million ($450m) during the past year. A religious tax dating back to the days of the Prophet Mohammed, zakat requires Muslims with sufficient income to hand over 2.5 per cent of their capital to those fighting for a holy cause.
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ISIS terrorists extorting millions of pounds from captive residents in Syria
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Civilians forced to pay religious tax, known as zakat, to fund ISIS recruiters
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Residents and businesses forced to give up 2.5 per cent of capital to ISIS
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Investigation found militants earn £296m in tax, extortion and confiscation

Question: 'Oil wealth serves several purposes: it provides energy needs for the estimated 10 million civilians living in @placeholder controlled territory and it helps fuel the war machine.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


PARIS, France (CNN)  -- Opposition lawmakers Tuesday ridiculed President Nicolas Sarkozy for taking France back into NATO's military command after more than 40 years, but were unable to stop the move when it came to a vote. French troops on patrol with the Afghan army as part of the NATO mission in Afghanistan. The National Assembly voted in favor of Sarkozy's plan, 329-238. Socialist Laurent Fabius, a former prime minister, told Prime Minister Francois Fillon: "You tell us this would mean more independence and more influence. It would probably mean less independence and less influence." The move did not technically require parliamentary approval, but the president's party scheduled the debate to give opponents a chance to voice their opinions -- and to show a majority backed it.
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French National Assembly backs president's plan to rejoin NATO
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President Nicolas Sarkozy's plan is politically sensitive
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France was a founding member of NATO but left in 1966
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President Charles de Gaulle said in 1966 membership meant losing independence

Question: Rejoining NATO's military command, he argued, will give @placeholder a seat at the table for decision-making.

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: French

Answer: France

Question: De Gaulle's 1966 decision meant no @placeholder forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.

Answer: France

Answer: France

Answer: French

Answer: France

Question: Opponents of Sarkozy's move -- who include some members of his party -- believe @placeholder, not Sarkozy, had it right.

Answer: Charles de Gaulle


Pakistan has shut down Save the Children's headquarters in Islamabad and given aid agency 15 days to leave the country after accusing it of spying. Police locked the gate of the charity's office in the capital last night, demanded employees leave and put up a notice saying the building was sealed. Acting on behalf of the Ministry of the Interior, officials added that the government wanted all foreign nationals working with the charity to leave Pakistan within 15 days. It was not immediately clear how many foreigners were currently working with Save the Children in Pakistan. The charity, which has been in Pakistan for over 35 years, has had run-ins with the government since 2011, when it was linked to Shakil Afridi, a Pakistani doctor recruited by the CIA to help in the hunt that led to the killing of Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad.
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Police arrived at charity headquarters last night and told all staff to leave
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Officers then locked the gate of the  office and sealed off the premises
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Allegedly acting on behalf of the Ministry of the Interior, the officials then told foreign workers they must all leave the country within 15 days
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Save the Children has been add odds with Pakistani politicians since 2011
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Charity was said to have been linked to a Pakistani doctor recruited by the CIA  in the hunt to find Osama bin Laden, who was killed in Abbottabad

Question: An official at the charity said several staff members had been denied visas since 2012, and aid supplies had been blocked by @placeholder authorities.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani


Werder Bremen edged past bottom club Hamburg SV 1-0 courtesy of an 84th-minute penalty by Franco Di Santo that kept them in the running for a Europa League spot. Argentine Di Santo converted his spot-kick for his 13th goal of the season after Hamburg's Valon Behrami had brought down Zlatko Junuzovic and was sent off as new Hamburg coach Bruno Labbadia made a losing return to their bench. Franco Di Santo celebrates after scoring the winner for Werder Bremen in 1-0 defeat of Hamburg The former Chelsea and Wigan forward celebrates after beating Rene Adler from the spot Werder players celebrate in front of their fans after keeping their Europa League hopes alive
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Werder Bremen defeated Hamburg SV 1-0 in the Bundesliga on Sunday
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Bruno Labbadia has returned as coach to save Hamburg from relegation
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Wolfsburg meet Schalke 04 in the later game on Sunday

Question: @placeholder returned to Hamburg this week, tasked with saving their proud Bundesliga record.

Answer: Bruno Labbadia

Answer: Bruno Labbadia

Question: @placeholder are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.

Answer: Hamburg SV

Answer: Hamburg

Answer: Hamburg

Answer: Hamburg

Answer: Hamburg SV

Answer: Hamburg


Sam Allardyce believes Jack Rodwell is paying the price for joining Manchester City and has called on the midfielder to work harder in a bid to rescue his career, warning that Sunderland cannot afford to carry him. The new Black Cats boss watched in awe as Rodwell became a Premier League regular at Everton aged just 17. A £12million move to City followed in 2012 but Allardyce suspects he was used by the club to fill a home-grown quota. Indeed, Rodwell made just seven league starts in two years at the Etihad before joining Sunderland in a £10m deal at the start of last season.
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Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce believes that Jack Rodwell's ill-fated two-year stay at Manchester City stalled his career
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Rodwell rose to prominence as a teenager at Everton before joining City in a big-money transfer in 2012
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He became a bit-part player at the Etihad Stadium and was sold to Sunderland in a £10m deal at the start of last season
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Allardyce has challenged Rodwell to rediscover his best form and prove that he can still be the player he was expected to be

Question: Allardyce added: '@placeholder is a particularly interesting case for me because I want to see the lad who played in the Premier League when he was 16, 17 and 18, which is hugely unusual.

Answer: Jack Rodwell

Answer: Jack Rodwell


(CNN) President Donald Trump was fuming as he sat in his Phoenix hotel watching news coverage ahead of his rally. The venue for his first rally in nearly three weeks looked empty. That's when George Gigicos, Trump's longtime advance man, got a call from Keith Schiller, the director of Oval Office operations who is almost always at Trump's side, asking Gigicos why the crowds were scarce. Gigicos explained that while TV correspondents were live early from the venue, the rally wouldn't start for several more hours and crowds had just begun to trickle in. Soon after, Gigicos heard from Trump himself. The President was irate, warning his former director of White House advance who had since returned to his private contracting business, that the venue better be full by the time he arrived, two sources familiar with the discussions told CNN as they described the scene and the President's reaction.
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The calls were nothing unusual for any of the advance officials
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"George will be back," one source familiar with the matter said

Question: Gigicos was one of a handful of aides who helmed the @placeholder campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Celebrity chef Jose Andres backed out of plans Wednesday to open a flagship restaurant in Donald Trump's new hotel under construction in Washington amid ongoing fallout from Trump's political statements. Andres, a Spanish immigrant, cited Trump's statements 'disparaging immigrants' in his decision to cancel plans to open an eatery at the Trump International Hotel. Andres is known for popularizing the small dishes known as tapas in the United States. Also on Wednesday, RNC Chairman Reince Preibus responded to worried calls from GOP leaders by asking Trump to tone down his immigrant rhetoric. 'Look, I've gotta tell you, I spent four years trying to make inroads with the Hispanic community...how we address illegal immigration is very important,' Priebus told Trump in a pleading phone call Wednesday, reports CNN.
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Andres has decided to cancel his plans to open an eatery at Trump International Hotel under construction in Washington
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Donald Trump Jr. issued a statement threatening legal action and noted that Andres has a 10-year lease
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Meanwhile, RNC Chairman Reince Priebus has responded to demands from party leaders by asking Trump to tone down his immigrant stance

Question: Macy's says it will stop carrying an exclusive line of @placeholder menswear, including shirts and neckties.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump International Hotel

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump International Hotel

Answer: Donald Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump


Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana admits successive draws in new manager Jurgen Klopp's first two matches have added a dose of realism to temper fans' sky-high expectations. The former Borussia Dortmund coach's arrival at Anfield a fortnight ago sparked a wave of optimism on Merseyside with many fans' predicting great things from the off. From the start Klopp insisted he was not a miracle worker and change would take time, and a 1-1 Europa League draw at home to 10-man Rubin Kazan – on the back of a goalless stalemate at Tottenham – has highlighted exactly that. 'It was never going to just change overnight,' said Lallana, who had another good game under the German.
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Liverpool have drawn their first two games since Jurgen Klopp took over
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Reds were unable to beat 10-man Rubin Kazan at Anfield in Europa League
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Adam Lallana has played well in the German's first two matches
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Lallana confident of success but says it won't happen overnight

Question: Benteke and Firmino both came off the bench against Kazan and @placeholder will hope they can add more threat in the final third, something which has been a problem all season.

Answer: Jurgen Klopp

Answer: Klopp

Answer: Jurgen Klopp


Cleared: Andrew Anderson, 43, pictured outside Manchester Magistrates' Court, was claimed to have forced a social worker to the floor, injuring her wrist A father-of-three has been cleared of assaulting a social worker following a Black Friday bundle at Tesco over a 32in TV - after a judge said the chaotic scenes made it hard to blame anyone. Andrew Anderson, 43, was accused of forcing social worker Julie McGoldrick to the floor, injuring her wrist, as they battled over the unit which had been reduced from £199 to £99 as part of the frenzied midnight sales event. The self-employed gardener ‘strategised’ his shopping and grabbed a TV near the bottom of a pallet in Manchester, only for Mrs McGoldrick, 53, to grab the same one at the same time - and suffer injuries that saw her end up in hospital.
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Andrew Anderson was accused of forcing Julie McGoldrick to the floor
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Fought over TV reduced from £199 to £99 at Tesco store in Manchester
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Frenzied scenes saw him grab TV before Tesco workers pulled him away
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43-year-old had jumped queue and admitted he 'knew what I was in for'

Question: However, a judge at Manchester Magistrates’ @placeholder has now cleared him of any wrongdoing, saying it was not certain that Mr Anderson 'went on not caring whether she was hurt or not'.

Answer: Manchester Magistrates' Court


A lonely heart woman was tricked into handing over £1.6million to a gang of dating site conmen who used a copy of pick-up manual The Game and posed as a wealthy engineer to win her affections. The woman in her 40s from Hillingdon, north west London, thought she was in an online relationship with a divorcee father-of-one called Christian Anderson. But little did she know she was actually being tricked by a gang of fraudsters including Ife Ojo, 31, and Olusegun Agbaje, 43, who duped her into 'loaning' them a staggering £1.6million, telling her the money was needed to free up inheritance so they could start a new life together.
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Woman in her 40s from Hillingdon, London, thought she was in a relationship with a wealthy father-of-one called Christian Anderson
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But she was really being tricked by a gang of conmen including Nigerian student Ife Ojo, 31, and NHS admin worker Olusegun Agbaje, 43
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Victim told Anderson needed cash to fund engineering projects in Africa and free up inheritance that was being held in a Dutch vault
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She started looking for a home where she could live with her suitor, met with his 'lawyer' and travelled to Amsterdam, handing over a total of £1.6m

Question: In this case, the woman had met '@placeholder' on a dating website in February 2014.

Answer: Christian Anderson


'Size doesn't matter anymore. Lionel Messi has changed everything. Look at some of the best players in the Premier League – Santi Cazorla, David Silva, Sergio Aguero – they're not tall, but they're brilliant.' The man talking to me is smaller than all of them, but on Saturday in the hurly-burly of League On he set up a goal, he scored a goal, was named man of the match, and received a standing ovation when he was substituted with the game already comfortably won. Erhun Oztumer is just 5ft 3in and after scoring 61 goals in 97 games over two seasons at Dulwich Hamlet - he credits their manager Gavin Rose, who built the team around him, as a big influence - he earned the nickname 'non-League Messi.'
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English-born Turk Erhun Oztumer, 24, in fine form in League One
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Oztumer stands at 5ft 3in and was rejected by Charlton for being too small
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He is taking inspiration from small players such as Lionel Messi
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Oztumer's former manager believes he can go 'to the very top'
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READ: Steve Evans deserves his chance at Leeds United
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Gain an extra Fantasy Football transfer this week with the code baines22

Question: He'd score a hat-trick  for @placeholder and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.

Answer: Dulwich Hamlet


(CNN) What does the Republican nominee for president do when he can't sleep? Awake at 3 a.m. ET, Donald Trump picked up his phone and began tweeting about "made up lies" in the media. Just two hours later, he opened up Twitter again and quickly went from venting to slandering a former beauty queen -- shaming her for a sex tape for which the campaign has not provided evidence. Trump's conduct since the first debate has been astonishing for a major party nominee just 39 days away from the election. Instead of zeroing in on his strongest points from Monday night on jobs and trade, he's cited fake polls, resurfaced Bill Clinton's marital scandals from the 1990s, floated a conspiracy theory about Google searches and attacked 1996's Miss Universe.
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At 3 a.m., Donald Trump began tweeting about "made up lies" in the media
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Two hours later, he again took to Twitter to slander a former beauty queen

Question: And his gut told him to punch back at a former @placeholder whom he allegedly once called "Miss Piggy" after she gained weight by calling her disgusting for starring in a sex tape.

Answer: Miss Universe


He wooed Sir Alex Ferguson with his commitment and his summer sale to Lyon left fans disappointed, and team-mates shocked. Lofty praise from one of football's greatest managers and fond memories in Old Trafford's dressing room may even be of some comfort to Rafael, whose move to France is, conservatively speaking, still a work in progress. It is unfair to say the step down from Manchester United to Ligue 1 hasn't worked out quite the way the defender had hoped. It has been positive. Some things never change; he's still got the most enthusiastic, beaming smile in any footballer's mugshot. But he needs a little more time to show Lyon supporters exactly what he's about and to find a position he can cement as his own.
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Lyon take on Valencia in Champions League at the Mestalla on Wednesday
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Gary Neville is taking charge of his first game as new Valencia manager
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Rafael replaced Neville in Manchester United team after he retired in 2011
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The Brazilian right back left United in the summer and joined Lyon

Question: The full back only managed to stay on the field for 30 minutes in @placeholder's 0-0 draw with Nantes at the start of this month after picking up an early booking, and is still susceptible to blunders when back-passing.

Answer: Lyon

Answer: Ligue 1

Answer: Lyon

Answer: Lyon

Answer: Lyon


This is the touching moment a terminal breast cancer patient got a surprise visit from her favourite horse after the animal was brought to her hospice. Catriona Craig has been a keen rider since she was a little girl and once made a living schooling horses in America. The 62-year-old was pictured stroking her most-loved horse Ed after it was brought to St Richard's Hospice in Worcester by her husband David, 69. Hospice staff moved Mrs Craig's bed outside on to a patio overlooking the gardens for the heart-warming reunion with the 20-year-old former event horse. Her husband and daughter Louise Russell-Pavier, 30, looked on as Ed nuzzled the mother-of-two, who has ridden him frequently, and took mints from her hand.
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Catriona Craig, 62, is receiving care at St Richard's Hospice in Worcester
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The mother has been a keen rider all her life and once trained horses in US
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This week, her husband organised a reunion with favourite horse, called Ed
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Cancer patient stroked the animal's nose as it nuzzled her affectionately

Question: She added: 'We were delighted to help make this visit happen for @placeholder and the family.

Answer: Catriona Craig

Answer: Catriona Craig


(CNN) Education has long been the fuel that powered the mighty engine of our nation's economy. As the number of Americans with high school and college degrees soared right after World War II, our middle class grew dramatically and the United States reached new heights of job creation, productivity and prosperity, becoming the envy of the world. But today American students are falling far behind those in other nations. Why? Our schools are failing to prepare graduates for our increasingly competitive global economy. Improving our nation's education system will be a major bipartisan challenge for the incoming Trump administration, as well as for Congress, the states and, most importantly, individual school districts.
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Harold Levy: Our schools are failing to prepare graduates for our increasingly competitive global economy.
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Improving the education system will be a major bipartisan challenge for incoming Trump administration, writes Levy

Question: In 2015, among all 73 nations and economies where the test was administered to 540,000 students, @placeholder students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.

Answer: Americans

Answer: American

Question: But among people age 25 to 34, who had been in school more recently, 11 nations had a higher percentage of high school graduates than the @placeholder, and -- no surprise -- those are the nations with thriving economies.

Answer: United States


Scientists are shocked by the epidemic of colorful starfish that are committing suicide along North America's Pacific coast. For the last two years the stunning phenomenon that's been called 'the Wasting,' had Marine biologists intent on solving the mystery as to why millions of starfish were suddenly dying. According to Yahoo News, scientists recently discovered that starfish, also known as sea stars, are essentially devouring themselves along the coastline from Mexico to Alaska thanks to a virus. The virus, Sea Star Associated Densovirus, or SSaDV, that has been identified within many of the species that are dying has been around for nearly 70 years.
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Scientists are searching for what has triggered millions of starfish to 'commit suicide' along North America's Pacific coast for the past two years
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Starfish, also called sea stars, are essentially devouring themselves along the coastline thanks to a virus
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It causes white lesions to appear before the animal's body sags, ruptures and spills out its internal organs

Question: @placeholder are specifically known to regenerate their limbs in times of need.

Answer: Starfish


(CNN) Donald Trump's birther days are finally over. "President Barack Obama was born in the United States," Trump said brusquely at the end of a campaign event in his new Washington hotel. "Period." About 12 hours earlier, senior adviser Jason Miller said in a statement Trump had compelled Obama to release his birth certificate in 2011 to dispel questions about the fact he was born in Hawaii in 1961. "Mr. Trump believes that President Obama was born in the United States," the campaign conceded, a gesture meant to end questions -- which have bubbled up again in the past weeks -- surrounding Republican nominee's role in advancing a fiction meant to delegitimize the first African-American commander in chief.
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Trump himself has not publicly said he believes Obama was born in the US
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But the Republican nominee used to have a lot to say about it

Question: - August 6, 2012, in a tweet more than a year after @placeholder released his longform birth certificate

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect the @placeholder campaign's statement.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A dog that was reported missing more than a year ago was found alive in a drain pipe in Maryland and has been successfully rescued and returned to a shelter. The Wheaton Terrier known both as Cookie and Mai Tai had only recently been rescued from the dog-meat trade in Thailand when he went missing in his new country in October 2014. It was another dog who brought help people find trapped Cookie. New York City resident Nick An was walking one of his relative's Great Dane during a visit in Bethesda when the dog pulled him toward the storm drain and began to bark.
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Wheaton Terrier known both as Cookie and Mai Tai was reported missing in Kensington, Maryland in October 2014
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He was found in nearby Bethesda on Friday after a Great Dane barked at the pipe and a man found Cookie inside
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It took firefighters three hours to rescue the scared dog
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Cookie was dirty but found in good health and not malnourished
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He has been returned to the shelter he was originally placed after being rescued from the dog-meat trade in Thailand the year before

Question: The shelter said @placeholder was turned over 'for his safety' and that the dog has since been moved to a foster home while a permanent placement is searched for.

Answer: Cookie

Answer: Cookie

Answer: Cookie

Answer: Cookie

Answer: Cookie


(CNN) Writing in the New York Times, former President Jimmy Carter this week called on President Barack Obama to join with 137 countries and recognize the State of Palestine. Arguing that the two-state solution is dying and that something must be done to keep hope alive, Carter wrote: "I fear for the spirit of Camp David. We must not squander this chance." Yet having spent the better part of my adult professional life working to promote, facilitate and consummate negotiations between Arabs and Israelis, my advice is precisely the opposite of Mr. Carter's. I completely understand the urgent desire on the part of American peacemakers to do something. And in the case of Mr. Carter, that passion is especially strong. Few Israelis and Egyptians I know would take issue with the fact that had it not been for the role played by the US, led by President Jimmy Carter -- building on Anwar Sadat's historic visit and Menachem Begin's strong response -- there would have been no Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty in 1979.
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Aaron Miller: Jimmy Carter's call for US to recognize the State of Palestine is a mistake
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Key to solving the Israel-Palestinian conflict does not rest in President Obama's hands, nor in those of his successor, he says

Question: Indeed, it was Mr. Carter's own sensitivity not just to Sadat's concerns but to @placeholder's that produced the peace treaty.

Answer: Menachem Begin


The SRU have clinched the biggest shirt sponsorship deal in their history after agreeing a £3.6million contract over three years with BT. Sportsmail exclusively revealed last year that BT had agreed to pay £20m over four years for the naming rights of Murrayfield — and that the telecommunications giant would follow that up with a deal to have their trademarks on the famous dark blue jersey. Now that has come to fruition and, come the summer, they will take over from ousted backers RBS. The SRU insisted the combination of the initial BT investment coupled with the new cash injection from the strip deal had already started to transform Scottish rugby.
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The SRU have agreed a £3.6m contract over three years with BT
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BT will take over the Scotland shirt sponsorship from RBS this summer
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The Scotland U20 side will be the first team to wear the shirts with BT

Question: The Scotland Women’s team will also wear the national jersey with the @placeholder logo on it as will all age-grade sides.

Answer: BT

Answer: BT

Answer: BT

Answer: BT

Answer: BT

Answer: BT


Seven decades of separation has seen even the language of North and South Korea split into two different dialects. The two countries, though enemies, are tied together by history, by family and by language - but only to a point. South Koreans have incorporated many English words and phrases into their language while isolated communist North Korea has eliminated words with foreign origins and created homegrown substitutes. North Korean defector Pak Mi-ok ended up going without water during a meal in the South because she was too shy to admit she didn't understand the term 'self-service' For those south of the divide, English-based words like 'shampoo,' 'juice' and 'self-service' are common.
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Two countries are tied together by history, by family and by language
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But a third of everyday words used in the two countries are different
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South Koreans incorporate English words and phrases into their language
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But in communist North Korea, words with foreign origins are eliminated

Question: The sea creatures that South Koreans call 'cuttlefish' are known in North Korea by the word @placeholder use for 'octopus.'

Answer: South Koreans

Answer: South Koreans

Question: South Koreans wash their hair with 'shampoo' but @placeholder use 'meorimulbinu,' or 'hair water soap.'

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea

Question: The word 'dongmu' is used in @placeholder to refer to a revolutionary colleague, but South Koreans seldom use the term.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea

Question: Linguists say it takes about two years for @placeholder defectors to feel comfortable conversing in South Korea.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea


Norwich manager Alex Neil is hopeful full-back Martin Olsson will not miss too much of the start of the Barclays Premier League campaign after shoulder surgery, but looks to have reached a stalemate with Hull over the pursuit of Robbie Brady. Sweden international Olsson has resumed light training following an operation after Norwich's Sky Bet Championship play-off win over Middlesbrough, but is not scheduled to be involved in the new season opener against Crystal Palace on August 8. Neil has spoken of his desire to provide competition in every position, having recently deployed midfielder Bradley Johnson as emergency defensive cover, but has been left frustrated at not being able to get transfer targets to the Norfolk club,
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Martin Olsson ruled out of the start of the season after shoulder surgery
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Norwich manager Alex Neil has not set a timescale on Olsson's return
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Canaries running out of time in their efforts to sign Hull ace Robbie Brady
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Tigers boss Steve Bruce unwilling to sell unless owners' valuation is met

Question: Bruce, meanwhile, suggested Norwich would have to improve their offer on @placeholder closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.

Answer: Robbie Brady