Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump has gone public with his war against the House Freedom Caucus, pushing into full view growing frustration shared by House Speaker Paul Ryan less than a week after the GOP health care bill crashed amid feuding between rival Republican factions. Trump targeted conservative House members within his own party in a tweet Thursday morning that told his supporters "we must fight" the House Freedom Caucus as well as Democrats next year. "The Freedom Caucus will hurt the entire Republican agenda if they don't get on the team, & fast. We must fight them, & Dems, in 2018!" Trump tweeted.
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The House Freedom Caucus has been partially blamed for defeat a GOP bill on health care
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Trump has now publicly criticized the caucus several times

Question: It was a message echoed by @placeholder administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: For the moment, there's limited evidence that real work towards wrangling Democrats for Trump's agenda is taking place and even less evidence enough @placeholder exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Dems


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Chinese authorities say an investigation into a massive attack at a train station in the southwest Chinese city of Kunming has yielded a connection to Xinjiang, a restive autonomous region in the nation's northwest. At least 29 people have died and more than 130 were injured, local authorities say. Witnesses described men clad in black outfits stabbing and attacking people with cleavers and knives. The local government officials told Xinhua, China's state-run news agency, that evidence at the crime scene indicate "it was orchestrated by Xinjiang separatist forces." No further explanation was given. In October, Chinese authorities also indicated a Xinjiang connection when a jeep plowed into crowds in Tiananmen Square, killing five and injuring at least 40. That incident, which has been identified as a terrorist attack, was "carefully planned, organized and premeditated," police had said on its official Weibo account online.
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China's Xinjiang autonomous region has a long history of friction
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Uyghurs speak a language related to Turkish, have close ties to central Asia
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Migration of Han Chinese to the region has fueled tensions
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Tensions have sporadically erupted into violence

Question: Xinjiang is now home to more than 8 million @placeholder, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.

Answer: Han Chinese


Washington (CNN) Zac Petkanas thought he was done with politics after the 2016 election. He was ready to move into the private sector -- or maybe chase a dream job in the art world. Then his boss, Hillary Clinton, lost. Within 48 hours -- infuriated by the Cabinet prospects being floated by Donald Trump's transition team, like Wisconsin sheriff David Clarke for homeland security secretary -- Petkanas had decided he couldn't change careers yet. "Tuesday was the election. Wednesday I was sleepless and tired and very sad," he said. "And Thursday I got extremely angry." Petkanas quickly transitioned from Clinton's director of rapid response -- a role that made him the campaign's chief Trump hit man -- to director of the Democratic National Committee's war room, where he'd lead the party's resistance to Trump's actions.
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Clinton staffers are working for a variety of groups fighting Trump's agenda
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Others are racing to fill the holes in the Democratic Party exposed by November's results

Question: But she came to feel like she had two options: working, or yelling at the television as news of @placeholder's transition moves came in.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) The Environmental Protection Agency's acting science adviser is retiring, he told CNN Saturday. Robert Kavlock, who also serves as acting assistant administrator for the Office of Research and Development, will be leaving his position effective November 3, he said. He initially declined to explain the reasons behind his retirement, but in a follow-up email to CNN, he said he had worked at the agency for four decades "so it was not an early retirement." He added that "the time was right to go for a variety of reasons." Kavlock, who has more than 33 years of scientific experience, previously directed the National Center for Computational Toxicology within ORD. He joined the EPA in 1977, according to his biography on the agency's website.
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Robert Kavlock also serves as acting assistant administrator for the Office of Research and Development
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Kavlock has more than 33 years of scientific experience

Question: In May, @placeholder dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.

Answer: Environmental Protection Agency

Answer: EPA


Scotland rugby fans are not, as a rule, the kind of folk who fling Mars bars at directors’ boxes or strike up furious chants demanding a change of leadership. It takes something hugely infuriating to prompt them out of their beery reverie and happily soused sense of match-day bonhomie, a state of mind where every stranger is regarded as just a friend they haven’t met, and where the pain of loss is tempered by the knowledge that their new best pals are enjoying victory. The actions of one poor demented soul at Murrayfield on Saturday evening offered a brief and revelatory glimpse, then, of how deeply the national mood has darkened at the end of an emotionally exhausting Six Nations Championship, a campaign that moved from promising to properly poor without bothering to shift through the gears.
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Scotland were thrashed 40-10 by Six Nations winners Ireland on Saturday
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Vern Cotter's side lost all their Six Nations games and finished last
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Scotland's World Cup campaign starts in September against Japan

Question: Given the situation, @placeholder — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.

Answer: Ireland


Dan Biggar scored all 19 points to keep Ospreys joint top of Pool Two in the European Champions Cup, but it was an unconvincing performance from the hosts. The decisive moment arrived in the 44th minute, when French wing Jean-Baptiste Dubie was sent off for a high and dangerous challenge on Biggar. Bordeaux were 13-12 in front at that stage, having scored the game's first try through Felix le Bourhis. Biggar went on to score a try, which he then converted, and finished with four penalties. Pierre Bernard added the extras after Le Bourhis' score and kicked two penalties, with his replacement, Romain Lonca, slotting a penalty in the second half.
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Dan Biggar scored all 19 points for the Ospreys at Liberty Stadium
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Bordeaux winger Jean-Baptiste Dubie was sent off for a high tackle
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Felix le Bourhis scored the visitors' sole try in Swansea

Question: Replacement @placeholder kicked a penalty to reward their spirited endeavours, but he missed badly with another straightforward attempt which would have drawn his side level.

Answer: Romain Lonca


In his autobiography published late last year, Andrew Cuomo described himself as the victim in his bitter divorce from Kerry Kennedy - saying he learned about the break-up from a reporter who called him for comment. But a new biography of the New York governor says he had a larger part in the unraveling of the marriage, which briefly united two political dynasties. Vanity Fair's Michael Shnayerson alleges in 'The Contender' that the couple started talking 'not if but when' to divorce just two months after the birth of their third daughter Michaela in 1997. However, Cuomo dragged out the break-up for years - possibly to use his wife's political clout to fuel his failed 2002 gubernatorial run, the book alleges.
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Kerry Kennedy and Andrew Cuomo were married in 1990, merging two political dynasties
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New biography of the New York governor reveals their marriage hit the rocks much earlier than previously believed
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Kennedy and Cuomo officially divorced in 2005, but started planning their split in 1997, the new book alleges
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The former couple had three daughters together: 20-year-old twins Cara Ethel and Mariah Matilda and 17-year-old Michaela Andrea
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Last week, daughter Michaela was found unconscious in her mother's home, but was later released from the hospital
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It's still unclear what caused the medical emergency

Question: 'Even though @placeholder had told me she wanted a divorce I thought I could fix it, I couldn’t accept it — it only became real when a reporter called and said she filed the papers.'

Answer: Kerry Kennedy

Answer: Kerry Kennedy

Answer: Kennedy


Manchester United are set to make a £30million move for Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema after Gareth Bale insisted he was staying at the Spanish club. United hoped to lure Bale to Old Trafford this summer but the Welsh international is adamant he wants to continue his career in La Liga. And new manager Rafa Benitez sees him in his plans, not least after he revealed he wants to play Cristiano Ronaldo in a central striking role. That would put Benzema on the sidelines but give Bale more scope on either flank. Ideally, Benitez would want to keep Benzema in the squad but it seems the club are ready to cash in on the Frenchman to bolster their transfer funds.
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Real Madrid could cash in on Karim Benzema to boost their transfer funds
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Cristiano Ronaldo is set to start ahead of Benzema under Rafa Benitez
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Arsenal and Chelsea are both keen on Napoli striker Gonzalo Higuain
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Sunderland will attempt to sign young Chelsea striker Patrick Bamford
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Slaven Bilic is set for talks with West Ham co-owner David Sullivan
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Brazil legend Romario could be perfect man to replace Sepp Blatter

Question: And it is understood @placeholder have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump ripped the election recount on Saturday, calling it "a scam" and "ridiculous" and noting that Hillary Clinton had already conceded. Trump charged in a statement that the effort was nothing but a fundraising ploy by the Green Party and its nominee, Jill Stein. "This recount is just a way for Jill Stein, who received less than one percent of the vote overall and wasn't even on the ballot in many states, to fill her coffers with money, most of which she will never even spend on this ridiculous recount," the President-elect said in a statement, which labeled the effort as "ridiculous" in a headline.
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Trump charged Green Party nominee Jill Stein is attempting to 'fill her coffers'
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"The people have spoken," Trump said and declared that the election is over

Question: "He may be creating his own facts here as he's been known to do some times in the past," @placeholder added.

Answer: Jill Stein


(CNN) -- A Tennessee juror's laudatory Facebook message to a medical examiner during a murder trial could nullify the jury's conviction of William Darelle Smith, the state's Supreme Court ruled Wednesday. The high court did not immediately throw out the first-degree murder conviction of Smith, who was sentenced to life in prison in 2010. But in concluding the trial judge erred upon learning of the juror's social networking communication with a key prosecution witness, state justices unanimously decided a new trial may be necessary unless the state proves the juror shouldn't have been disqualified. "If, for any reason, the trial court is unable to conduct a full and fair hearing with regard to juror (Glenn Scott) Mitchell's improper extrajudicial communication with Dr. Lewis, then the trial court shall grant Mr. Smith a new trial," the Supreme Court ruled, referring to the juror by name, as well as Dr. Adele Lewis, the medical examiner who testified.
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William Darelle Smith went on trial in 2010 for first-degree murder
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A doctor who did the victim's autopsy testified, then was contacted by a juror
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The trial judge didn't order a hearing into that interaction; high court says he erred
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State Supreme Court orders such a hearing, which could lead to a new trial

Question: The trial court ruled against him, as did a state appeals court that characterized the @placeholder communication as "mere interactions" and noted it is up to the court to decide if a juror is impartial.

Answer: Facebook


Her missing daughter Chelsea had been found hours earlier with a convicted heroin dealer whom she had met on Tinder. So, it was perhaps unsurprising that Rosie O'Donnell looked visibly tired as she spent family time with two of her other children on Wednesday. The TV comedian was spotted shopping at Office Depot  in the New York village of Nyack with her son Blake, 15, and 12-year-old daughter, Vivienne. Donning a loose blue shirt and jeans, and with her hair scraped back, Rosie, 53, wore a frown on her face as she followed her children into the store. Blake and Vivienne also failed to crack smiles as they helped their mother transport office supplies through the parking lot after the shopping trip.
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Rosie O'Donnell, 53, was spotted shopping at Office Depot in the New York village of Nyack on Wednesday
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She was visibly frowning as she entered store with two of her five kids - Blake, 15, and 12-year-old Vivienne
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Blake and Vivienne also failed to crack smiles as they helped transport office supplies through parking lot
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On Tuesday night, their 17-year-old sister, Chelsea, had been found by cops after going missing for a week
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Chelsea was discovered in house of Steven Sheerer, 25 - a convicted heroin dealer whom she met on Tinder
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As revelation came to light on Wednesday, Rosie took to Twitter to admit that that she is not 'perfect' mother
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'No mom is perfect - we all do our best,' wrote the comedian, who had launched public appeal to find Chelsea

Question: She also tweeted: '@placeholder has been found and is safe in police custody - thank u all for the help and light #missingchildrens.'

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


Quotes from Adolf Hitler are stencilled on the walls around customers, as they sit in the controversial Nazi-themed SoldatenKaffe in Indonesia. They don't seem to be bothered by the countless Hitler portraits, Nazi flags and other memorabilia that adorn the walls surrounding them, or the fact that the cafe's owner received widespread criticism and death threats when his business made headlines around the world for all the wrong reasons. SoldatenKaffe has been accused of glorifying the Nazi party and its leader, and is still packing in customers a year after it reopened with even more memorabilia. A giant portrait of Hitler oversees customers at SoldatenKaffe, which is decorated with swastikas and flags
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SoldatenKaffe features Nazi quotes, posters and a giant portrait of Hitler
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International outcry and death threats to the owner caused the cafe to shut
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Owner Henry Mulyana vowed to remove the swastikas and offending items
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Upon reopening, the cafe still has items with an even broader collection

Question: It was only when cafe owner Henry Mulyana received death threats that he decided to shut @placeholder, and take down the offending memorabilia.

Answer: SoldatenKaffe

Answer: SoldatenKaffe

Question: It states: 'It is matter of fact, with the intention of exploring @placeholder & the NAZIS as pop culture.

Answer: Adolf Hitler

Answer: Hitler

Answer: Hitler

Answer: Hitler


Bruce Jenner revealed he is a Republican and a Christian during the much-anticipated interview in which he revealed he is transitioning to be a woman. Interviewer Diane Sawyer looked shocked when he made the revelation on her ABC 20/20 special last night. Jenner said 'I've always been on the more conservative side' when he was asked about LGBT issues - and replied 'yes' when asked if he was a Republican. Sawyer had mentioned President's decision to identify trans citizens in his most recent State of The Union address. Jenner said: “He actually was the first one to say the actual word transgender, I will certainly give him credit for that.'
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Former Olympian said he has 'always been on the conservative side' of LGBT issues
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Said: 'I would sit in church and always wonder, "In God’s eyes, how does he see me?"'

Question: Meanwhile, Bruce's 17-year-old daughter, @placeholder, tweeted an emotional message to her father.

Answer: Jenner

Answer: Jenner


Italy coach Antonio Conte believes that players of Italian descent should be free to decide whether they want to play for the 'azzurri'. Conte's latest call-ups, Argentine-born Franco Vazquez and Brazilian-born Eder, have caused a stir in Italy even though both players possess Italian passports. 'I'm not the first (to call-up a player of Italian descent) and I won't be last,' Conte told a news conference on Monday. Brazilian-born Eder (right) is one of two players not born in Italy to be called up by Antonio Conte The Italy manager had defended his right to call up foreign-born players to the national squad
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Antonio Conte has called up Argentine-born Franco Vazquez and Brazilian-born Eder to the Italy national squad
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Former Juventus boss insists players should be free to decide if they want to represent the azzurri
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Inter Milan manager Roberto Mancini holds a different opinion

Question: 'Anyone who wasn't born in Italy, even though he may have @placeholder relatives, shouldn't be allowed to play.

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italian


'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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Question: When the time came to make a decision on his future, the club carried out bone tests on @placeholder to see if he would grow any taller.

Answer: Erhun Oztumer

Answer: Turk Erhun Oztumer

Answer: Oztumer

Answer: Oztumer

Question: There aren't many around but @placeholder is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.

Answer: Erhun Oztumer

Answer: Turk Erhun Oztumer

Answer: Oztumer

Answer: Oztumer


Google allows their users to control the types of advertisements they see across the web, based on gender, interests and age. But an alarming study has discovered that these settings can skew what people see to the point where discrimination against certain groups arises. During one experiment, researchers spotted that men were shown significantly more adverts for higher-paid, executive job sites than women. To test Google’s Ads Setting service, researchers led by Amit Datta from Carnegie Mellon University built a tool called AdFisher. It is an automated tool that explores how user behaviours, Google’s ads, and Ad Settings interact.
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Researchers edited gender and interests using Google’s Ads Setting tool
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This tool controlled which adverts they were shown on selected sites
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Study found that females were shown fewer high-paid job adverts than men
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In fact, the difference was substantial - 1,852 ads compared to just 318

Question: @placeholder showed adverts for a career coaching service for ‘$200k+’ executive positions 1,852 times to the male group but just 318 times to the female group.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google’s

Answer: Google’s


When two North Carolina brothers found out their wives were both pregnant at the same time, they decided to join forces to surprise their family and friends in a creative way. Aaron and Jon Murray, and their wives Liz and Danielle, parodied Walk the Moon's  'Shut Up and Dance', writing new lyrics to help share the exciting double baby news. Jon told Daily Mail Online that Danielle knew even before they got pregnant again that she wanted to do a pregnancy announcement video if the couple, who have three daughters, got the chance. But it was when they shared the idea with Aaron and Liz, who like Jon and Danielle also live in Raleigh, that they found out they weren't the only  family that was about to get a little bigger.
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Jon and Aaron Murray are both expecting babies within two weeks of each other this December and January
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Shared the news with family and friends in a music video with wives Danielle and Liz and appearances from their five children
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Jon and Danielle are expecting baby number four and Liz and Aaron are pregnant with their second
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Jon said one of the main motivator's for the video was to celebrate how exciting it is to find out you're expecting, even when it's your fourth child
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With only daughters, Jon and Aaron are both openly hoping for boys

Question: But no matter whether its a boy or a girl, @placeholder knows one thing.

Answer: Jon Murray

Answer: Jon

Answer: Jon

Answer: Jon

Answer: Jon

Answer: Jon

Answer: Jon


A prison pen pal of Shawshank escapee and convicted murderer Richard Matt is opening up about her relationship with the man. The woman, who refers to herself as BonJo to protect her identity, revealed in a new interview that she first began corresponding with Matt three years ago when he became friends with her husband, who was housed on the same cell block. She then began frequently sending him packages and letter, and received her final letter from Matt on June 5 - hours before he and Richard Sweat escaped from the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York. 'I sent Valentines cards, birthday cards, Father’s Day cards Christmas cards, you know, he was like family,' BonJo told WIVB about her pen pal, who she called Rick.
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BonJo, a pen pal of Shawshank prison escapee Richard Matt, is opening up about her heartbreak over his death
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BonJo, whose name is being withheld to protect her identity, began corresponding with Matt as her husband was in the same prison
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She sent Matt letters and packages, and he sent her letters back, including one describing what he was looking for in a woman
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BonJo says she loved Matt and that while the two were close she knew nothing about his plan to escape
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Police took all her letters from Matt except one as they hunted for him and fellow escapee David Sweat

Question: I got real quiet, tears started forming and I said I got to get out of here,' said @placeholder, who found out while she was at work.

Answer: BonJo

Answer: BonJo

Answer: BonJo

Answer: BonJo

Answer: BonJo


(CNN) In response to recent guidance by the American Medical Association against the use of powerful LED lights, cities such as Phoenix; Lake Worth, Florida; and 25 towns in Connecticut are now opting for street lamps with lower color temperatures, meaning less blue light emission. The association's policy statement, released in June, suggested that LED lights with color temperatures higher than 3000 Kelvin had adverse effects on health, including eye damage and disrupted sleep patterns. The warning was aimed at large cities, where the standard color temperature for LED street lights is 5000K to 6000K. Lights with high color temperatures release more blue light, which cause more glare and discomfort to the eyes, according to the association.
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The American Medical Association recommends LED lights with less blue light
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Some cities are replacing street lamps to improve public health

Question: Longcore suggests using high-@placeholder in areas known for criminal activity and less intense lights elsewhere.

Answer: LED

Answer: LED

Answer: Kelvin

Answer: LED

Question: "Every community has different needs and may choose to have higher color temperature @placeholder installed," said Modifica, of Eversource Energy.

Answer: LED

Answer: LED

Answer: LED


A newly-engaged couple have revealed how they both went from being bullied at school over their weight to becoming bodybuilding champions. Jordan Saunders, 21, tipped the scales at 11st by the time she was 11 years old, and had braces, glasses and ginger hair; while Ray Bath, 26, was teased at school over his puppy fat. These days, Miss Saunders and Mr Bath, who met at a gym and are based in Basildon, Essex, are lean dieters with their own personal training business, and plan to marry next September in Cyprus. Miss Saunders, who shed three stone in just a few months when she was 15 and now weighs 8st, said: 'Both me and Ray have beat the bullies to bag our buff bodies - and each other.
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Jordan Saunders, 21, and Ray Bath, 26, were teased about their puppy fat
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Now their old tormentors have asked the pair for fitness tips
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The Essex pair now run their own personal training business

Question: Desperate to change, @placeholder started dieting aged 15 before a school trip abroad.

Answer: Miss Saunders

Answer: Miss Saunders


(CNN) "Why are you giving Richard Spencer a platform?" That is the No. 1 question people have been asking, writing, and tweeting at me since the commercials began airing for season two of "United Shades of America." In case you missed it, in the first episode I interview Spencer, a white supremacist who believes, among other things, that America is a country for white people only and that white people define America's culture (which means that Spencer is neither a fan of history books nor the TV show Grey's Anatomy). And he also believes that a woman's place is in the home. How he didn't end up with a cabinet position in President Trump's White House, I'll never know.
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Kamau Bell: We need to hear speakers like Richard Spencer because sunlight is the best disinfectant
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We also need to hear immigration stories because they show us the best of America, he writes

Question: These stories of immigrants and refugees are incredible on their own, but I believe you need @placeholder in the show to prove how tenuous their safety and peace of mind is.

Answer: Richard Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Spencer

Answer: Richard Spencer


ISIS militants besieging a Palestinian refugee camp in Syria's capital have savagely beheaded the leaders of a Hamas-linked group opposed to President Bashar Assad, it has been claimed. Having seized control of up to 90 per cent of the Yarmouk camp in south Damascus, the jihadis posted gruesome images showing the severed heads of two alleged members of Aknaf Beit al-Maqdis online. Like ISIS, the Palestinian group has declared Israel its sworn enemy, although its presence in Yarmouk has until now been to defend the camp's 18,000 residents from a crippling two year siege carried out by the Assad regime.
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Rampaging ISIS militants have seized up to 90 per cent of Yarmouk camp
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100 Palestinian refugees have been killed or kidnapped since Wednesday
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Two members of a Hamas-linked group were beheaded, witnesses said
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Now Gaza-based leaders have sworn bloody revenge on ISIS terrorists

Question: ISIS stormed the camp on Wednesday, marking the terrorist's deepest foray yet into @placeholder - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.

Answer: Damascus


Phil Jones is hoping to play his way back into Louis van Gaal's starting XI after coming off the bench in Manchester United's 2-1 win against Wolfsburg. The England defender, who has recovered fully after a mild case of thrombosis, has now made three substitute appearances in succession after facing Ipswich in the Capital One Cup, Sunderland in the Premier League and the Bundesliga outfit in Wednesday's Champions League tie. Jones has seen his position filled by the versatile Daley Blind so far this season but the 23-year-old is hopeful he will be starting matches soon. Phil Jones: 3 (all substitute)
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Phil Jones came off the bench against Wolfsburg in the Champions League
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Defender has now made three substitute appearances in succession
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Jones says he is getting his sharpness back after a spell on the sidelines
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Manchester United man believes Wolfsburg posed a 'difficult test'

Question: 'I got 20 or 25 minutes against Ipswich, 20 minutes against @placeholder and just under 20 minutes tonight (Wednesday) so I am slowly getting back to it and getting my fitness back, and my sharpness back.

Answer: Sunderland


Mauricio Galdi is the latest sculpted and surgically-enhanced man to call himself a Human Ken Doll, and he's earning popularity in his native Brazil for his resemblance to the perfect plastic dude. And while the 27-year-old claims that he never gave himself the catchy title, he has no objections to capitalizing on it. The son of a film distributor and a housewife from a middle-class neighborhood of Brazil's capital Sao Paulo, Mauricio said he envied girls growing up because it was socially acceptable for them to play with Barbie and Ken. 'I saw them playing with dolls and I wanted to do the same, but I never did for fear of prejudice,' he said.
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Mauricio Galdi, 27, envied girls in school and explains that he never played with dolls because of fear of prejudice
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After realizing he wasn't 'beautiful' at age 17, the Brazilian started getting plastic surgery
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He's earning fame just days after another young man who called himself a Human Ken Doll, Celso Santebanes, died from lukemia

Question: Before he earned fame, another young Brazilian man named Celso Santebañes gained notoriety for spending roughly $47,000 on surgery to look like @placeholder's mate.

Answer: Barbie

Question: Celso and @placeholder even had a public feud when Celso believed that Mauricio was trying to elbow his way into the Human Ken Doll market.

Answer: Mauricio Galdi


(CNN) It's a blind date with global ramifications. President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping meet for the first time Thursday and will seek to forge a connection and to stabilize the world's most important diplomatic relationship, despite a gulf between them in experience, temperament and global outlook. Both have a long way to come to meet in the middle. Trump, the brash, outspoken, political novice who seems to give little mind to policy details, anchored his campaign on China bashing. He once warned that China had committed "rape" against the US economy and tweeted that global warming was a Chinese ruse to damage US manufacturing.
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Trump and Xi meet Thursday
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The two-day summit takes place in Mar-a-Lago

Question: Xi must at all costs head off a destabilizing trade war -- one possibility if Trump follows through on his threats to impose tariffs on @placeholder goods.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: "From the Chinese point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Helsinborg manager Henrik Larsson was forced to play his 42-year-old kit man in goal on Saturday. The former Celtic and Barcelona striker had no option but to play Daniel Andersson  with goalkeepers Par Hansson and Matt Pyzdrowski out injured. Astonishingly, the emergency stopper kept a clean sheet as Helsinborg drew 0-0 against Kalmar in the Allsvenskan season opener. Helsinborg manager Henrik Larsson was forced to play 42-year-old kit man Daniel Andersson in goal Speaking to local TV after the game, Andersson - a retired goalkeeper who earned one cap for Sweden in 2001 - said: 'It was a scenario that I never could have prepared myself for. Going from kit man, to goalie coach, to playing.
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Daniel Andersson, Helsinborg's 42-year-old kit man, kept a clean sheet
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The emergency stopper played in season opener against Kalmar
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Henrik Larsson's first-choice goalkeepers were both out injured
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The former goalkeeper earned one cap for Sweden back in 2001

Question: Larsson, pictured in 2013, was impressed with @placeholder's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar

Answer: Daniel Andersson

Answer: Daniel Andersson

Answer: Andersson

Answer: Daniel Andersson


(CNN) The United Nations is appealing for $22.5 billion to provide humanitarian aid next year to millions of people displaced by conflict and disasters worldwide. The funds will target the 91 million people the UN considers "most vulnerable," and provide them with food, shelter, health care and other basic necessities, the world body said in a statement. By next year, at least 136 million people from 26 countries will need life-saving humanitarian aid -- a 5% increase from this year,  according to UN aid chief Mark Lowcock. "In some countries needs will fall, but still remain significant, including Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Iraq, Mali, and Ukraine," the UN said. "But at the same time, needs are rising substantially in Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Libya and Somalia."
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Funds will help the 91 million people UN considers "most vulnerable"
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Yemen and Syria need the most help, UN says

Question: "We are hoping that commercial ships carrying food will also be allowed access to @placeholder's ports soon, as the country imports 90% of its food and this is the only way to end the famine."

Answer: Yemen


ABUSIR, Egypt (CNN) -- Today, I met Cleopatra's lawyer. Well, not her lawyer but someone who is determined to defend the legendary queen against centuries of bad publicity. Kathleen Martinez, an archaeologist from the Dominican Republic, wants to mend Cleopatra's tattered reputation. Kathleen Martinez is a young archaeologist from the Dominican Republic who has toiled for three years on a barren hillside overlooking the coastal highway linking Alexandria with the Libyan border. According to the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities, it's here, at a spot known as Abusir, that the tomb of Marc Antony and Cleopatra might be located.
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Kathleen Martinez has toiled for three years in Egypt looking for Cleopatra's tomb
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Martinez says the Egyptian queen has gotten an unfair reputation over the centuries
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Cleopatra spoke nine languages and was a philosopher and poet, Martinez says
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So was Marc Antony's lover beautiful or plain or ugly? That debate rages on

Question: @placeholder, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.

Answer: Egyptian


New York (CNN) -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday fired back at the president of Yale University and others who have suggested city police went too far in their surveillance of Muslims. "We have to keep this country safe," the mayor told reporters, addressing questions about an Associated Press report that said the NYPD was closely monitoring Muslim student associations in schools across the Northeastern United States. "If people put things on websites and make them available to everybody, of course the NYPD is going to look at anything that's publicly available in the public domain," Bloomberg said. "And given we've had a dozen people arrested or convicted of terrorist acts who've come from similar organizations, we have an obligation to do so."
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The mayor addresses an AP report that said police monitored Muslims at various schools
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Yale's president describes the program as "antithetical to the values" of the university
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"We have to keep this country safe," Bloomberg tells reporters

Question: "The police department goes where there are allegations," the mayor said, adding that the city's officers are seeking to protect "the very things that allow @placeholder to survive."

Answer: Yale University

Answer: Yale

Question: "We are concerned that news reports about @placeholder's presence on our campus have a chilling effect on the intellectual freedom necessary for a vibrant academic community," it read.

Answer: NYPD

Answer: NYPD


(CNN) The curtain came down on the Confederations Cup Sunday, amid controversy and confusion. Not of fans or players suffering racist abuse — a fear that had dominated the run-up to the tournament in Russia -- but world governing body FIFA's use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system. "It is the biggest change in association football for a very, very long time," former Premier League referee, Chris Foy told CNN Sport. "This has to be done right." Except the Confederations Cup provided plenty of evidence of how VAR got things wrong — notably in not determining Chile defender Gonzalo Jara should have been red carded for elbowing German forward Timo Werner in the face in Sunday's final that was won by Germany.
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VAR used at Confederations Cup
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Systems draws mixed response

Question: The original mandate stated that the aim of @placeholder was two-fold --  to achieve 100%  accuracy, whilst not "destroying the essential flow" of the game.

Answer: Video Assistant Referee

Answer: VAR

Answer: VAR

Answer: VAR

Question: "The beauty of @placeholder is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.

Answer: Video Assistant Referee

Answer: VAR

Answer: VAR

Answer: VAR


(CNN) Donald Trump on Wednesday unveiled a list of 11 judges he would consider nominating to fill the seat of late Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, an unusual move for a presidential candidate that underscores his efforts to appeal to conservatives. The list includes: Steven Colloton of Iowa, Allison Eid of Colorado, Raymond Gruender of Missouri, Thomas Hardiman of Pennsylvania, Raymond Kethledge of Michigan, Joan Larsen of Michigan, Thomas Lee of Utah, William Pryor of Alabama, David Stras of Minnesota, Diane Sykes of Wisconsin and Don Willett of Texas. In a statement, Trump said he planned to use the list "as a guide to nominate our next United States Supreme Court Justices" and said the names are "representative of the kind of constitutional principles I value."
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Trump has said for several months he would release a list of potential Supreme Court nominees
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The announcement is the latest example of Trump's unorthodox campaign

Question: He is widely believed to be one of the top @placeholder advocates practicing today and has argued more than 80 cases.

Answer: Supreme Court

Answer: Steven Colloton

Answer: United States Supreme Court Justices

Answer: Supreme Court


(CNN) Before "Roots" premiered on the History Channel Memorial Day, there was plenty of discussion among fans about whether there should be a remake of the iconic miniseries. Even rapper T.I., who has a role in the series as a slave named "Cyrus," told the Huffington Post that he was initially leery. "I will admit that I was one of the ones to say, 'Man, I don't know if that needs to be remade,'" he said. "It was just a huge undertaking for him as a producer and for me as an actor to sign up to remake such a classic and to tell a story that has so much pain and just so much turmoil involved in it."
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The original series aired in 1977
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Opinions on the first installment varied widely

Question: So it's no surprise that after the initial airing on Monday, there were some cheers and jeers about the rebooted "@placeholder."

Answer: Roots

Question: The only success we have is @placeholder and 12 Years A Slave?"

Answer: Roots


(CNN) The Syrian civil war is by no means over, but this year will bring a decisive turn in the conflict that may reduce the overall level of violence and fundamentally -- and perhaps for some time to come -- change the balance of power on the ground. Indeed, the Assad regime may not be able to reunite the country nor regain international legitimacy. But more than likely what was once unimaginable: Assad's outlasting of his domestic -- and international adversaries -- has now come to pass. And in one of the cruelest ironies of all, 2017 will also demonstrate the overturning of all the Obama administration's assumptions about Syria and perhaps open the door for the Trump administration to take advantage of the new realities.
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Aaron David Miller: Syria may yet prove to be a painful headache for President-elect Trump
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Even so, it is unlikely to be as costly to his reputation and credibility as it will be to Obama's, he writes

Question: President Obama will be out of power long before @placeholder.

Answer: Assad

Answer: Assad

Question: Indeed, Assad will be key part of a transition to the new @placeholder, whatever that means.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Question: @placeholder will remain a fractured state and like Humpty-Dumpty, it's not going to be put together anytime soon.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria


William Beggs (pictured) is known as the Limbs in the Loch killer for raping, murdering and dismembering Barry Wallace, 18, in 1999 A convicted murderer who murdered and dismembered his teenage victim has had boiling hot water thrown over him in an apparent revenge attack in a Scottish prison. William Beggs, 54, known as the Limbs in the Loch murderer, was described by police at the time of his conviction in 2001 as a 'serial killer in the making'. Beggs is serving a life sentence in Saughton Prison, Edinburgh, for raping, murdering and dismembering Barry Wallace, 18, in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, in 1999.
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Infamous Limbs in Loch killer William Beggs was attacked in prison
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Serving life for murdering and dismembering Barry Wallace in 1999
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Scalded when fellow prisoner threw hot water on him in revenge attack

Question: He reportedly told friends he was taking revenge after @placeholder attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.

Answer: William Beggs

Answer: William Beggs

Answer: Beggs

Answer: William Beggs


Its launch in the UK this month caused a stir on social media and with fast-food fans - with many wondering how Burger King's black bun burger would really taste. The limited-edition Halloween Whopper, which was introduced in Japan earlier this year, is now on sale here, costing £4.79. The fillings are conventional and include a flame-grilled beef patty topped with melted American cheese, BBQ sauce, ripe tomatoes, fresh lettuce, creamy mayonnaise, crunchy pickles and sliced white onions. In Japan, the burger featured bamboo cheese and squid ink sauce, both of which were black. The black bun is stained with a natural colourant and a BBQ flavour has been baked into the bread.
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Burger King's Halloween Whopper features a pitch black bun
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Launched at the start of October, it's only available for a month
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Taste-tests reveal a dry and floury bun and the taste of a normal burger

Question: There are nicer things to eat on the @placeholder menu.

Answer: Burger King

Answer: Burger King


(CNN) The US Food and Drug Administration calls it "cruel deception": companies promising desperate consumers that their products can cure cancer. On Tuesday, the agency responsible for policing the American food and drug market issued warning letters to 14 companies that it says are "illegally selling more than 65 products that fraudulently claim to prevent, diagnose, treat or cure cancer." "There's a couple of issues here," Jason Humbert, a regulatory operations officer in the FDA's Office of Regulatory Affairs, told CNN. "The FDA's role is to review and evaluate products for safety and effectiveness, particularly products that are intended for the treatment of a disease like cancer. Cancer requires the supervision of a licensed health care provider."
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The FDA has sent warning letters to 14 US companies regarding 65 products
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The products have not been properly evaluated and can pose serious health risks, it says

Question: So if a consumer happens upon a website or a social media site and they see that this product is marketed as a natural cure for cancer or a natural treatment for cancer, they should be very skeptical, because unless that product has been evaluated by @placeholder, there's no reason to believe it's safe or effective for that use."

Answer: FDA

Answer: FDA

Answer: FDA


(CNN) Many Americans struggle to manage the demands of work, family, and wellbeing in their busy lives. They expect us, as US senators, to carry their voices to Washington and craft legislation that is responsive to their concerns. Health care is one of the most urgent issues for American families. It is about ensuring a sick child or elderly parent has the treatment they need. It should have nothing to do with partisan politics. But this year too many Americans have been inundated with headlines about plans to take away their health care, including this week's news that Republicans want to repeal the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate as part of their tax bill. This would lead to an estimated 13 million people losing insurance.
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Senators: We are proposing a public option that would let people buy into a program run like Medicare
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If passed, the legislation would reduce cost and increase options in healthcare

Question: @placeholder want both parties to work together on real solutions that lower costs and increase choice without exploding our debt or upending lives.

Answer: Americans

Answer: American

Answer: Americans


Harry Kane believes teams will be afraid of playing Tottenham as they close in on a three-month unbeaten run in the Premier League. That currently amounts to a nine-game streak, dating back to the opening day of the season on August 8, when they lost to Manchester United. The 5-1 demolition of Bournemouth on Sunday saw Tottenham climb to sixth in the table and Kane, who scored a hat-trick, said: 'It shows we are a tough team to beat. 'Even the draws we had we should have won. We have got a lot of confidence and are playing very well - not a lot of teams will want to play us at the moment and we have to use that to our advantage.
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Tottenham won 5-1  at Bournemouth in Sunday's Premier League clash
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Tottenham forward Harry Kane scored a hat-trick in an impressive display
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Spurs sit sixth in the table and are currently on a nine-game unbeaten run

Question: Kane's hat-trick at @placeholder will go some way to easing the criticism of his contribution this campaign, which has been slow to replicate the spectacular nature of last season's breakthrough.

Answer: Bournemouth

Answer: Bournemouth


Last Christmas, my sun-loving mother opened a small box, which had a Virgin Atlantic luggage tag inside it. We were off to St Lucia together. Specifically, to Anse Chastanet, in the jungle on the west coast of the island near Soufriere. It doesn't allow children, and so this promised to be a proper break for both of us. Embracing St Lucian culture, the rooms and restaurants are decorated with native fabrics and the smiling staff are resplendent in traditional dress, with small numbers in their hats that reflect their marital status; one for single and looking; two for engaged; three for happily married.
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Sun-kissed St Lucia is one of the Caribbean's most attractive islands
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It has a host of luxury resorts on its west coast, including Anse Chastanet
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Marina Fogle leaves husband Ben at home for a week away with her mum

Question: The food is a fusion of @placeholder, like nothing we'd tasted before and utterly delicious.

Answer: Caribbean


The victims of a horrific medical experiment run by the United States in Guatemala that deliberately infected individuals with syphilis in order to test drugs and study the disease are now suing Johns Hopkins University. The lawsuit, which has 750 plantiffs and includes victims and their families, is seeking $1billion, claiming that officials from Hopkins approved the study at the time and even helped to plan and monitor it as it ran from 1945 to 1956. The few victims who are still alive were almost all children when they were unknowingly infected, and many among them were orphans. In the aftermath of the experiment, some of the individuals died of syphilis, with open sores covering their bodies, while those who did survive claim they passed the disease down to their children, ending up with babies that were born blind, severely handicapped, and, in at least one case, without a brain.
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Victims and their families of a US study that infected individuals with syphilis in Guatemala without their knowledge are suing Johns Hopkins
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In a $1billion lawsuit, 750 plaintiffs claim the college approved and helped to plan the study, which ran from 1945 to 1956
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The victims were mostly orphans, children, prisoners, soldiers, prostitutes and mental patients
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Marta Orellana was just 9 years old when one day at the orphanage she was ordered to go to the infirmary and infected with the disease
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Federico Mesa was a solider who was forcibly injected with syphilis as a soldier and passed it along to his family
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Marta Ruiz's husband was infected, and she gave birth to one child who did not have a brain and another who is severely handicapped
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Another woman, Victoria, claims she was born blind because he father was infected
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Blindness, deformities, and death are just some of the problems babies born with congenital syphilis face
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A lawyer for Johns Hopkins has called the suit 'baseless'

Question: A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against the @placeholder government by many of the same plaintiffs in the current Hopkins lawsuit back in 2012.

Answer: United States

Answer: US


He's lauded as the Mr Nasty of Great British Bake Off,  accused of being an overly critical perfectionist and the hardest judge to impress. But according to Paul Hollywood, 49, that's all down to some crafty editing by BBC bosses. The celebrity chef insists that he's actually far nicer to the amateur bakers on the show compared with what viewers see when the programme hits our TV screens. Talking to audience members at the Radio Times Festival 2015, Hollywood, who has been a Bake Off judge alongside Mary Berry since the show first launched in 2010, insists that he's not the hard task master the show makes him out to be.
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GBBO's Mr Nasty says he's actually much nicer than he seems on camera
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Watches the show at home in a dressing gown while eating French Fancies
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The celebrity baker even has the GBBO theme tune stored on his phone

Question: Most notably last Christmas, when he staged his own family @placeholder challenge.

Answer: Great British Bake Off

Answer: Bake Off


Washington (CNN) Even as tensions between the US and North Korea have intensified, along with President Donald Trump's rhetoric, US diplomats have quietly and steadily been in contact with their North Korean counterparts. The meetings, led by the US Special Representative for North Korea Policy Joseph Yun and reported on by CNN, have focused on Americans detained in North Korea, but have also touched on the relationship between the two countries. The US has been in contact with North Korea since at least February at an official level and there have been lower-level talks between Americans -- though none who represent the US government -- and North Korean officials.
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Contacts between Pyongyang and the US picked up again after Trump took office
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They follow a deep freeze between North Korea and the Obama administration

Question: Trump directed the Secretary to take all appropriate measures to secure the release of the @placeholder.

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans

Question: Warmbier was released by @placeholder in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korean

Answer: North Korea

Question: Three other @placeholder are still being held in North Korea.

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans


Welsh rugby fan Edryd James faces a police investigation after homophobic abuse against referee Nigel Owens was posted from his Twitter account A young Welsh rugby fan faces a police investigation after homophobic abuse against referee Nigel Owens was posted from his Twitter account. Edryd James, 18, was in the eye of a storm of controversy after the short message appeared on his account on Saturday evening. The Swansea University student is suspected of posting: ‘Your a gay c*** awful performance against france tonight, how did england top Wales?’ The comment sparked hundreds of replies in which rugby fans of all colours said it was disgraceful and voiced their support for Owens.
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Welsh rugby fan faces police investigation after rugby referee was abused
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Homophobic post appeared on Twitter account of student Edryd James, 18
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The short message to gay referee Nigel Owens called him 'a gay c***'
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But James, from Carmarthen, says his mobile phone had been stolen
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Police have launched an inquiry into 'alleged homophobic remarks'

Question: @placeholder, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Nigel Owens

Answer: Owens

Answer: Nigel Owens

Question: Last month @placeholder’s chief executive admitted that the company ‘sucks at dealing with abuse and trolls’ in a leaked memo.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter


Tokyo (CNN)As the deadline imposed by ISIS approached, the mother of one of two Japanese men held by the militant group begged for her son's life. "To all members of ISIS, Kenji [Goto] is not the enemy of ISIS. Please release him," Junko Ishido, Goto's mother, said in a statement Thursday. "There is so little time left before the deadline." ISIS has threatened in a video released Tuesday to kill two Japanese citizens, Goto and  Haruna Yukawa,  if it doesn't receive $200 million in ransom from the Japanese government. Time is of the essence: the Japanese government says it estimates ISIS' ultimatum will expire at 2:50 p.m. Friday, Tokyo time (12:50 a.m. ET Friday).
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Mother of hostage sends message to ISIS: "Please release him"
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Japan has said it would try to talk to ISIS through third parties about the two hostages
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ISIS' deadline for Japan to pay $200 million ransom is believed to expire Friday

Question: Leading Japanese news organizations have reported, citing unidentified government sources, that @placeholder's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.

Answer: Goto

Answer: Goto


Jordan Rhodes has admitted he was left flattered by Middlesbrough’s staggering £14million bid this summer but is keen on continuing to silence his doubters at Blackburn. Championship high-flyers Boro were willing to smash the British transfer record for a player outside the Premier League by enticing Rhodes to the Riverside Stadium ahead of the new campaign. Rhodes told Sportsmail back in July that he ‘was unhappy’ at not being able to speak to Middlesbrough but is now desperate to fire 15th-placed Blackburn back to the top flight. Fulham 2-1 Blackburn - One goal QPR 2-2 Blackburn - One goal Blackburn 3-0 Charlton - Two goals
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Jordan Rhodes was named Sky Bet’s Championship player of the month
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The Blackburn striker has notched seven goals for Gary Bowyer's side
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Rhodes was linked with £14million summer move to rivals Middlesbrough
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The 25-year-old says link was 'flattering' but wants to improve Blackburn

Question: 'But I’m a @placeholder player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.

Answer: Blackburn

Answer: Blackburn


(CNN) Donald Trump and his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, spent part of Friday touring flood damage in and around Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The visit drew a contrast with President Barack Obama, who was criticized for not cutting short his summer vacation in Martha's Vineyard to visit the stricken region. The White House announced Friday afternoon that Obama will visit the area on Tuesday, after his vacation concludes. The Republican presidential ticket traveled down miles of roads where the receding flood waters are leaving behind ruined homes and heaps of residents' possessions. After Trump and Pence toured the flood damage, they went to Greenwell Springs Baptist Church, to meet with Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, and Franklin Graham, president and CEO of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan's Purse, an international Christian relief organization.
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The flooding damaged more than 40,000 homes and killed at least 13 people
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Some have called on President Barack Obama to cut short his vacation and visit the area

Question: "We welcome (@placeholder) to (Louisiana), but not for a photo-op.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Sebastian Vettel's once-promising title challenge is getting stuck - just like his Ferrari did during Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix. Vettel had high hopes of pushing for a fifth Formula One title after winning the second race of the season in Malaysia, but he has failed to finish on the podium in the past two races and trails championship leader Lewis Hamilton by 49 points. Vettel looked well set for third place at the Red Bull Ring circuit, until he pitted for new tires midway through the race. The change took far too long, with one of the mechanics struggling to fit the rear right wheel. Vettel could not catch Felipe Massa, who took third for an improving Williams team still hopeful of beating Ferrari in the constructors' battle.
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Nico Rosberg finished ahead of Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton to win the Austrian Grand Prix
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Sebastian Vettel had high hopes of pushing for a fifth Formula One title
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The German driver looked well set for third place in Sunday's race
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Vettel currently trails championship leader Lewis Hamilton by 49 points

Question: '(Regarding) the time we lost during Seb's unfortunate pit stop, we must work with humbleness because, even if everything had gone well, that wouldn't have been enough to beat both @placeholder on track.'

Answer: Mercedes


(CNN) If current opinion polls are to be believed, this Sunday voters in Japan will return Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to office with an increased majority, putting the 63-year-old conservative on track to become the longest-serving leader in the country's post-war history. An election victory would also provide Abe with what may be his best, and possibly last, chance to secure the majority needed to begin the process of revising Japan's pacifist constitution. Abe, a deeply divisive and unpopular figure within many parts of Japan, has so far struggled to engage voters beyond his core support. In the weeks preceding the election, approval ratings for Abe's Liberal Democrat Party (LDP) have stood at a mere 37%, a low bar even by Japanese standards, where enthusiasm for political parties remains apathetic at best.
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Voter turnout could drop below 50% for first time in postwar history
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Lack of credible opposition and voter apathy expected to result in Abe victory

Question: In order to revise the constitution, Abe needs a two-thirds majority in both houses of the @placeholder parliament as well as a majority in a national referendum.

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Question: "But the collapse, or the failure of the system to provide any alternative (opposition voice) is very dangerous for @placeholder democracy."

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese


(CNN) Hillary Clinton saw Bernie Sanders' New Hampshire blowout and raised him one in South Carolina. Riding the strength of her support among African-Americans to a resounding victory in the Palmetto State, Clinton seized the momentum in the Democratic presidential race -- winning her third of four early-state contests just three days before the race goes national on Super Tuesday. Here are five takeaways from South Carolina's Democratic primary: Clinton's going national It was a bumpy ride through the early states -- but Clinton's firewall of minority support held, helping her seal a close contest in Nevada and then turn South Carolina into her first dominant win of the 2016 race. Headed into Super Tuesday, the confidence Clinton's campaign had after October and November is back.
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Clinton's firewall not only held, but her blowout win gives her new momentum into Super Tuesday
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84% of African-American voters went for Clinton

Question: She has contrasted sharply with @placeholder on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Question: To underscore her support on issues important to African-@placeholder, Clinton highlighted the role that five mothers of black victims of gun violence who campaigned alongside her in South Carolina.

Answer: Americans

Answer: American

Question: Two more important exit poll findings: Most voters say race relations haven't improved in recent years -- and very few Democratic voters trust @placeholder more than Clinton on race-related issues.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Question: It's not like @placeholder woke up Saturday morning expecting a win.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Question: While @placeholder won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Question: Bill Clinton campaigned across the state for his wife, allowing the @placeholder campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate Sanders could never possibly match.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: Bill Clinton campaigned across the state for his wife, allowing the Clinton campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate @placeholder could never possibly match.

Answer: Bernie Sanders


A wannabe jihadi bride who was desperate for love  has been jailed for 15 months today for helping an extremist  travel to Syria after an online romance. Angela Shafiq, 22, advised Mohammed Nahin Ahmed, from Birmingham, about travel documents and how to get past border controls before he left Britain to join rebels in the war-torn country. The student, who admitted she was worried nobody would marry her, also encouraged him to take a first aid course so he could pretend he was heading to Syria for humanitarian reasons. Shafiq denied an offence of preparation of terrorist acts after claiming  her Skype chats with Ahmed - a man she never met - were all 'fantasy'.
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Angela Shafiq, 22, advised Mohammed Nahin Ahmed on how to get to Syria
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Shafiq told him to pretend to be a medic during their online romance
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London student suffered self-esteem issues and  feared being single
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Jihadis Ahmed and  friend Yusuf Zubair Sarwar were jailed after Syria trip
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Pair were turned in by family after spending eight months in Aleppo

Question: 'A continuing issue in the conversations was the fact that @placeholder's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'

Answer: Angela Shafiq

Answer: Shafiq

Answer: Angela Shafiq

Answer: Shafiq


(CNN) After legendary actress Meryl Streep focused her criticism of Donald Trump on his mocking of Serge Kovaleski (a well-respected New York Times reporter who has a physical disability) -- calling it the 2016 "performance" that broke her heart -- an all-too-familiar debate followed. Opponents of Trump wondered, yet again, how a man whose public actions were so grotesque could be elected. Defenders shared videos of Trump making mock-spastic motions when taunting other, non-disabled, people, and claiming this was somehow a defense of his actions. As usual, this conversation failed to take the next step. As the father of a boy with Down syndrome and a journalist devoted to covering the struggle for disability rights, I have two requests. Of those on the left, I ask: Instead of focusing on Trump's insults, let your horror at his bullying motivate you to learn more about the needs of and threats to disabled Americans, and organize around those issues. Better yet, lend support to disabled leaders already engaged in the struggle. Of those on the right, I ask: If you really believe that Trump is not an ableist bully, then prove it by doing the same thing.
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David Perry: As father of a boy with Down syndrome, I ask both left and right to do more for disability rights
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Let's stop fixating on Trump's on-stage conduct for its own sake, he writes; it's time to go deeper

Question: Whether you are angry about @placeholder's ableism, or if you think Trump wasn't ableist at all, get involved.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Whether you are angry about Trump's ableism, or if you think @placeholder wasn't ableist at all, get involved.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A hot dog, Cinderella, a SWAT Team officer and a small Donald Trump attended a Halloween-themed naturalization ceremony overseen by a mini Obama. On Friday, 27 children wore costumes as they took the Oath of Allegiance during their naturalization ceremony near Washington, D.C. Among those in costumes included 10-year-old Germany native Luke Nitschke, dressed as a hot dog, and 12-year-old Ethiopia native Nathnael Asegdew, dressed as President Barack Obama. They, along with the other children, became some of the country's youngest and newest citizens before heading out to go trick-or-treating. Razvan Godja, 13, was also one of 27 children from 19 countries who took part in the special ceremony that was held by US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) at its Washington field office.
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On Friday, 27 children wore costumes as they took the Oath of Allegiance during naturalization ceremony near D.C.
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Other children dressed as Anna from Frozen and Minnie Mouse as USCIS held a special ceremony at Washington field office in Fairfax, Virginia
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Razvan Godja, 13, of Romania dressed as Trump and was one of 27 children from 19 countries to participate
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Kids aged seven to 14 got citizenship certificates and took allegiance oath

Question: Stopping illegal immigration is a cornerstone of the real @placeholder's presidential campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Really, the only surprise was that it took him three touches. Harry Kane had already chested one down in midfield and rolled a pass to fellow substitute Ross Barkley. But his third touch? Well, that was headed into the net. That’s more like it, Harry. So much for the cries for patience. Here was goal No 30 of the season for a young man who simply cannot stop scoring. Twenty nine for his club and now one for his country at senior level. Raheem Sterling clipped an inviting ball up to the back post, where Kane’s instinct had taken him. There was just a thin slice of goal to aim for, but he was never missing. Giedrius Arlauskis, unaware of the script, attempted to recover, flinging himself across his goal-line but Lithuania’s goalkeeper could only help it into the net.
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Rooney opened the scoring in the sixth minute after reacting first to a rebound to score his 47th international goal
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Welbeck's deflected header doubled the lead just before the break to put the hosts in total control
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Raheem Sterling converted Rooney's cross from inside the six yard box after 58 minutes
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Kane was handed his first England cap, coming on for Rooney in the 71st minute
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And he duly nodded home Sterling's cross 79 seconds after coming on to continue his fairytale season
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View all the stats and facts from our Match Zone

Question: @placeholder shares a brief moment with an official before darting to the touchline to celebrate with team-mates and rapturous England fans

Answer: Harry Kane

Answer: Harry

Answer: Kane

Answer: Kane


An obese mother-of-two, whose husband is terminally ill, has shed 160lbs in the hopes that she can live a long and happy life with her children after a lifetime of tragedy, which made her turn to food for comfort. Jenn Snell, a 42-year-old 911 operator from Lovell, Wyoming, started her physical and emotional journey on Extreme Weight Loss after sharing her heart-wrenching story in a letter to the ABC show's trainers Chris and Heidi Powell. 'My family means everything to me because growing up I never felt loved when I was home,' Jenn told the cameras on Tuesday's episode of the series.
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Jenn Snell, 42, from Lovell, Wyoming, started her journey on the ABC show Extreme Weight Loss
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On Tuesday night's episode of the  show, she revealed that her husband Dan was given between two and five years to live after his diagnosis
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The 911 operator vowed to lose weight and get healthy because there is no one else to take care of her children Timmy and Hannah
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Jenn had to stop emotional eating, which started after her baby brother hit his head while she was caring for him, and later died from his injuries
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After a year of eating healthy and training with Chris and Heidi Powell, Jenn got down to 182lbs

Question: Jenn continued to eat healthy and work out, and at the end of her journey, Chris shared @placeholder's story with the audience at her final weigh-in.

Answer: Jenn Snell

Answer: Jenn

Answer: Jenn Snell

Answer: Jenn

Answer: Jenn


A possessive boyfriend who beat his petite girlfriend to death while shouting 'log on, log on' after becoming obsessed with the idea that she was having an affair on Facebook has been jailed for life. Kane Boyce, 34, brutally murdered Paula Newman, 20, in New Addington, south London, after she refused to hand over a password to one of her social media accounts. He stamped on her head and nearby residents heard piercing screams as he attacked her and shouted: 'If you don't log on, we'll see what happens.' Kane Boyce, 34, (left) has been jailed for life for murdering his 20-year-old girlfriend Paula Newman (right) by beating her and stamping on her head in south London, after she refused to hand over her Facebook password
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Kane Boyce found guilty of murdering his petite girlfriend Paula Newman
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34-year-old beat her and stamped on her head during row over Facebook
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He failed to call an ambulance until hours later and she died of her injuries
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Court heard he flew into fit of rage when she refused to give him password
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Boyce was jailed for life to serve a minimum term of 20 years at Old Bailey

Question: The court heard how Miss Newman had been planning to leave @placeholder in the weeks before her death.

Answer: Kane Boyce

Answer: Kane Boyce

Answer: Kane Boyce

Answer: Boyce


(CNN) -- A Texas group run by a self-described anarchist has posted what appears to be the first video of the live firing of a handgun created with a 3-D printer. The 53-second video shows a single shot being fired from The Liberator, a plastic handgun that, with the exception of its metal firing pin, was assembled from parts made with a 3-D printer, according to Defense Distributed. The gun appears unscathed after the test firing, although the brief clip does not reveal anything about its range or accuracy. The nonprofit group, founded by 25-year-old law student Cody Wilson, has posted instructions for the gun online so other people can duplicate it. The gun was created with a Stratasys Dimension SST printer, which can be purchased online for as little as $8,000.
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Group showcases test firing of a gun made with a 3-D printer
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Self-styled anarchist created "The Liberator," from plastic, with a nail for a firing pin
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Blueprints for the gun have been posted online so others can duplicate it
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Demo comes as lawmakers are calling for bans on printed handguns

Question: @placeholder has emerged as the face of the group, although many of its members, including the owners of the 3-D printer the group uses, have chosen to remain anonymous.

Answer: Cody Wilson


Washington (CNN) Woody Guthrie, the iconic protest singer, once turned his pen toward Fred Trump, casting the current Republican front-runner's father as "Old Man Trump," according to a new dive into the Woody Guthrie Archives by University of Central Lancashire Professor Will Kaufman. "I suppose Old Man Trump knows just how much racial hate he stirred up," Guthrie wrote in one of his notebooks. Kaufman wrote Guthrie once lived in a Trump-owned Brooklyn apartment. Guthrie came to hate the development and the neighborhood for what he viewed as a hostile environment toward people of color -- and laid the blame on Trump.
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Guthrie once lived in a Brooklyn apartment owned by Donald Trump's father, Fred Trump
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Guthrie came to hate the development and the neighborhood for what he viewed as a hostile environment toward people of color

Question: The @placeholder campaign did not respond to a request for comment.

Answer: Fred Trump

Answer: Old Man Trump

Answer: Old Man Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Fred Trump


Kelvin Thomas has completed his takeover of Northampton Town. Thomas becomes the new chief executive chairman of the Sky Bet League Two club, succeeding David Cardoza after purchasing his controlling stake. Further changes will see Mike Wailing join the club as non-executive director, while Barry Hancock has stepped down as a director. Thomas has paid the £166,000 owed to HM Revenue & Customs ahead of a winding-up petition hearing. The club was set to face an administration petition brought by Northampton Borough Council on Friday but that is set to be adjourned after a memorandum of understanding between Thomas and the council over a £10.25million loan to the club for redevelopment work at Sixfields Stadium.
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Kelvin Thomas is the new owner of League Two's Northampton
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Thomas has bought David Cardoza's controlling stake and joins the board
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HMRC will now withdraw winding-up order

Question: Thomas spoke of the 'complicated and challenging transaction' in taking over from @placeholder and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.

Answer: David Cardoza


There may have been some remnants of a Chelsea recovery in the last week, but Jose Mourinho knows the champions are in for a game when they cross London to face West Ham. Slaven Bilic's side have been one of the surprise packages thus far, having already toppled Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City. Sportsmail asked 90min bloggers from each side - West Ham's Joe Difford and Chelsea's Kavan Flavius - ten pertinent questions ahead of one of the most eagerly-awaited London derby for years. West Ham view: Chelsea fans have very short memories, and seem to forget that Roman Abramovich has bought their titles.
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Diego Costa isn't a player West Ham fans have particularly taken to
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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho needs a result in the London derby
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West Ham haven't beaten Chelsea for almost three years

Question: Chelsea view: It’s right up there with beating @placeholder and Tottenham.

Answer: Arsenal


The fiancé of a beloved Georgia teacher is speaking out about the night the woman died, as her killer, a high school student, faces multiple charges. Alton Hines was waiting for his fiancé, 33-year-old Leah O'Brien at her home on the night of Saturday, April 25, he told WSBTV. 'I had actually just finished putting on a blazer and a bow tie waiting for her to return,' he said. Popular: Leah O'Brien was killed when the car she was driving to chaperone the school prom was hit by a vehicle carrying two students also on their way to the dance
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Alton Hines, the fiancé of Leah O'Brien, 33, the beloved teacher killed in a car crash on April 25, is speaking out about the night the woman died
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The other driver, 19-year-old Ramiro Pedemonte is facing charges including homicide, reckless driving, and serious injury by motor vehicle
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Police determined that Pedemonte was going over 100 mph when he hit O'Brien
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Authorities say Pedemonte was on probation at the time of the accident with a June 2014 charge of of possession with intent to distribute

Question: Hines said that while he is 'deeply saddened' for @placeholder's situation, the teen took from him someone that he 'truly loved and cared for and that I was planning to spend the rest of my life with,' WSBTV reports.

Answer: Ramiro Pedemonte

Answer: Pedemonte

Answer: Pedemonte


Your eyes do not deceive you: This is apparently a working prototype for a hoverboard that makes Back to the Future a reality. Called Slide, the board supposedly uses electromagnetism to levitate itself off the ground, and can carry a person. Slide was unveiled in a stylish video but, at the moment, further technical details are not available, leading some to question if it is real or not. The hoverboard was developed by the Tokyo branch of Lexus in Japan. It is the fourth project in their ‘Amazing in Motion’ campaign, the others being an 11ft (3.4 metres)_ tall android, a swarm of quadcopters and strobe-laden mannequins ‘dancing’ above Kuala Lumpur.
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The Tokyo branch of Lexus claims to have made a working hoverboard
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Called Slide, it apparently uses electromagnets and liquid nitrogen to float
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A promotional video reveals a skater stepping onto the board
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However, some have questioned if it is actually real or not

Question: In the video a skater steps off their regular board and approaches the @placeholder hoverboard, which has smoke pouring out of its side.

Answer: Slide

Answer: Slide

Answer: Slide


Oprah Winfrey has managed to snag on-air interviews with some of the world's biggest stars, from President Obama to Michael Jackson. But the 61-year-old media mogul has revealed that she was unable to persuade her literary idol, Harper Lee - whose hotly-anticipated second novel, Go Set A Watchman, was released at midnight - to appear on her eponymous chat show. At a lunch date with Lee at the luxury Four Seasons in New York during the Nineties, the  author apparently compared herself to the introverted, reclusive character of Boo Radley - therefore, appearing on TV would be a complete no-no.
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Oprah spent two years trying to secure a meeting with Harper Lee
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She finally snagged a lunch date with the author in New York
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However, Lee said 'no' to Oprah's TV interview request
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Revealed details as Lee's second Mockingbird novel released

Question: In 1962, when the @placeholder film was released, Winfrey said she was equally enthralled by the story.

Answer: Mockingbird


When the Westfield Leader recorded last August that John and Andrea Woods had sold their house  to Derek and Maria Broaddus, the only raised eyebrows in the comfortable New Jersey town may have been over the price; at $1.35million, it was in the top three most expensive transactions of the month. But a year later, the six-bed, 3.5-bath family house with wraparound porches lies empty, stripped of furniture, a children's playhouse abandoned in the backyard. The New Jersey home is at the center of a bizarre legal case which has made it famous worldwide. On one side is the Broaddus family, who claim they were deceived by the sellers over a troubling secret: That their new home has a menacing stalker who calls himself 'The Watcher'.
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Derek and Miria Broaddus lodged legal papers claiming they had been sent threatening letters to the $1.35m New Jersey house they bought
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In legal papers they claimed 'The Watcher' said he wanted 'young blood' and that house had been stalked since 1920s
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They demanded the house price back - and 'treble damages' - because they cannot move in or sell it
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Former residents tell Daily Mail Online they lived in house happily in 1960s when Broaddus suit claims The Watcher struck
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Broaddus family have not served legal papers on couple they are suing, meaning case is stalled
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And they are using a crisis PR firm that worked  in aftermath of Gulf of Mexico oil spill to act as their spokesman

Question: He gave a wry smile and offered no comment when asked if he had received letters from @placeholder.

Answer: The Watcher

Answer: The Watcher

Answer: The Watcher


Having publicly bemoaned the lack of strikers for sale in Europe, Arsene Wenger was relieved to find both his on target as Arsenal recorded their first home win of the campaign. Wenger rarely fails in this fixture, making it 10 out of 10 at home to Stoke. Theo Walcott gave Arsenal the lead, converting on the break in the first half, and Olivier Giroud wrapped up the points having come off the bench to replace Walcott. That home defeat by West Ham on the opening weekend, when Petr Cech’s new career started so dreadfully, suddenly seems an eternity away. Arsenal have eased towards the top of the Barclays Premier League, six points clear of Chelsea, who they face next weekend, although they do remain criminally wasteful in front of goal.
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Theo Walcott raced onto a through ball to give Arsenal the lead 30 minutes into the first-half at the Emirates
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Jack Butland kept the deficit down with the England stopper producing a string of fine saves to deny the Gunners
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Petr Cech made a good save to deny Xherdan Shaqiri from a tight angle 12 minutes into the second-half
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Substitution Olivier Giroud put the game to beyond Stoke with a second for Arsenal with five minutes remaining
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Gunner had previously won only one of their last six Premier League matches at home drawing and losing this term
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Arsene Wenger's side had 29 shots on goal during a rather one-sided affair at the Emirates with Mark Hughes' men
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Question: Their frustrations were magnified by a fabulous display of shot-stopping by goalkeeper @placeholder, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.

Answer: Jack Butland


Washington (CNN) The organizers behind the Women's March earlier this year returned to the streets of Washington DC on Friday, this time with a new mission: To protest the National Rifle Association. Hundreds trekked 18 miles by foot from NRA headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia, to the Department of Justice in 90-degree weather to demonstrate against the organization. The marchers chanted "Hey hey, ho ho, the NRA has got to go" while holding up signs with slogans ranging from "none of us are safe until all of us are safe" to "91 Gun Deaths a Day: Enough is Enough." Ahead of the march, some set up large banners outside the NRA headquarters. One read "Love Trumps Hate," and another displayed gray silhouettes of the Sandy Hook Elementary School students and teachers -- with their names and ages -- who were killed in 2012.
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Hundreds showed up to walk in a 17-mile march from the NRA headquarters in Virginia to the Department of Justice in DC
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The NRA created a recruitment video that Women's March organizers argue attacks the First Amendment

Question: "But the NRA ad puts our @placeholder rights in jeopardy, it puts the lives of people who are exercising their right to protest in the middle of danger.

Answer: First Amendment

Question: I think black and brown folks who are lawful gun carriers are not being defended by the @placeholder.

Answer: National Rifle Association

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA

Answer: NRA


SIM cards may be about to join car phones and pagers in the telecoms graveyard. Apple and Samsung are rumoured to be in advanced talks with the GSMA - the association that represents the mobile telecom industry – to replace fiddly cards with an e-SIM. It’s hoped that electronic SIM cards could give consumers more flexibility so they can easily swap mobile networks. Anne Bouverot, chief executive of the GSMA, told The Financial Times the London-based association is close to announcing an agreement to produce a standardised SIM for devices. MailOnline has contacted Apple and Samsung for comment. The technology will likely be similar to the Apple SIM that launched with the iPad Air 2, allowing users to swap between data networks.
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Apple and Samsung are rumoured to be in advanced talks with the GSMA -  to replace fiddly cards with an e-SIM
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Association is close to announcing an agreement to produce a standardised e-SIM for devices, meaning next gen phones may use them
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Embedded electronic alternative should make swapping networks easier

Question: However, unlike Apple’s offering, the e-SIM would be embedded into a smartphone or tablet, meaning there will be no more need for the @placeholder slot, TechSpot reported.

Answer: SIM

Answer: SIM

Answer: SIM

Answer: Apple SIM


With Angel di Maria believed to be very close to a £44million move from Manchester United to Paris Saint-Germain, the total sum of the winger's transfers is set to top the £132m mark. That would rank United flop Di Maria as the most expensive player of all time, taking into account the cumulative values of his transfers. Here, Sportsmail looks at the list of the world's priciest players, with all but two having played in the Barclays Premier League. Vitoria to Benfica £0.35m / Benfica to Chelsea £25m / Chelsea to Paris Saint-Germain £50m Brazil centre back Luiz makes the list by virtue of his huge switch to PSG last summer, commanding a record-breaking £50m fee for a defender.
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Angel di Maria is close to sealing his £44m move to Paris Saint-Germain
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That would make him world's most expensive footballer in total transfers
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Nicolas Anelka and Gareth Bale also make the list
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Between them the top 10 rack up almost £1,000,000,000 in transfer fees
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Question: Widely regarded as one of the Premier League's biggest flops, Veron was enough of a joke figure for rival fans at @placeholder before Chelsea decided to commit a big fee to his signing too.

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United


A grandson was today accused of illegally owning a dangerous dog which killed his grandmother in a savage attack in her home. Cardiff Magistrates' Court heard Craig Greve, 23, of Cardiff, was the owner of the American bulldog which was dangerously out of control. Rhona Greve, 64, of Ely, Cardiff, suffered 16 bite wounds to her neck and face after the dog - named Solo - attacked her last Friday evening, the court was told. She later died at the University Hospital of Wales, in Cardiff. Scroll down for video Mother-of-four Rhona Greve, 64, (pictured) died after she was savaged by a dog in her own home
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Craig Greve, 23, was owner of dangerous American bulldog, a court heard
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Mother-of-four suffered fatal neck and face injuries during savage attack
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Court told Greve lived with grandmother and brought up 'like her own child'
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Officers who were called said dog was 'snarling with blood on its teeth'

Question: The case has been sent to @placeholder crown court and he was remanded in custody.

Answer: Cardiff

Answer: Cardiff

Answer: Cardiff

Answer: Cardiff

Question: I can only imagine what @placeholder is going through right now.

Answer: Craig Greve

Answer: Craig Greve

Answer: Greve


(CNN) Australia's deputy prime minister -- who once threatened to euthanize dogs belonging to Johnny Depp and Amber Heard -- has mocked the actors' videotaped apology for failing to declare the Yorkshire terriers when entering the country last year. Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce told Australian public broadcaster ABC that Depp "looked like he was auditioning for the Godfather" in the somber apology video, but said he did not "think he'll get an Academy Award for his performance." He doubled down on his criticism in an interview with CNN affiliate Channel 7's "Sunrise" program, advising the Academy Award-nominated actor to "do it again" with "a little gusto."
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Australia's deputy PM Barnaby Joyce advises Depp to reshoot apology video with "a little gusto"
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Depp and wife Amber Heard brought pet dogs into Australia without properly declaring them
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Joyce warned them at the time they had 72 hours to remove the dogs before the pets were destroyed

Question: When you disrespect @placeholder law, they will tell you  firmly. "

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Question: The illegal import of animals carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a fine of 102,000 @placeholder dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200 Australian dollars ($7,500).

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia


Thomas Muller is smiling and nodding. He recognises the scene. It is being explained to him that at Manchester United none of the players can start their lunch until Louis van Gaal gives the signal. ‘It was the same here,’ said Muller, given his chance by Van Gaal at Bayern Munich. ‘That was due to fact that if every player went to the buffet at the same time, they’d be waiting at the buffet. There was a bit more structure. The players had less stress at the buffet and those waiting could talk to each other. ‘You could say that was a bit excessive but everything he does has a reason. He doesn’t just do something for the sake of it. He has his logic. He wants his players to be together at the table and communicate with each other.’
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Thomas Muller believes England struggle at major tournaments because of the amount of foreigners in the Premier League
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Premier League had fewest home-born players in Europe's five big leagues last season at 35 per cent
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Muller was given his chance to impress at Bayern by Louis van Gaal
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The 26-year-old has played down suggestions he could join Man United

Question: But for the 20-year-old Muller, the public acknowledgement that ‘@placeholder always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.

Answer: Thomas Muller

Answer: Muller

Answer: Thomas Muller

Answer: Muller


Editor's note: Col. Ann Wright, who served for 29 years in the U.S. Army and Army Reserves, was one of the first State Department officers to open the U.S. Embassy in Kabul in 2001. She resigned from the State Department in protest the day the Iraq War began. She had served as a diplomat for 16 years and received the State Department's Award for Heroism. Paul Kawika Martin is Peace Action's political director and the founder of the Afghanistan Policy Working Group. President Obama just announced he plans to send 30,000 more troops into Afghanistan, where hatred of the U.S. grows every day. Next door, nuclear-armed Pakistan tilts toward disaster. It's time for Americans to insist on a nonmilitary way out of this mess.
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U.S., NATO need to stop giving Taliban reasons to recruit supporters, authors say
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Wright and Martin say economic aid and negotiations can succeed instead of troops
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Allies should plan to withdraw troops but put pressure on for negotiations, they say

Question: Many fear civil war or the return of the @placeholder.

Answer: Taliban

Question: More resources must be transferred to securing the @placeholder-Afghanistan border.

Answer: Pakistan


On Monday night at the CNN/Tea Party Republican Debate in Tampa, Florida, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas suggested that he couldn't be bought for a campaign contribution of $5,000. That raises the question: Is there a price at which Perry's loyalty is for sale? During the debate, House Tea Party Caucus founder and fellow presidential hopeful Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minnesota, alleged that campaign cash and connections to a major drug company played a pivotal role in Perry's executive order in February 2007 that mandated teenaged girls in Texas be inoculated against HPV, a virus that can cause cervical cancer. (The order was overturned by the legislature two months later and did not go into effect.)
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Sheila Krumholz, Michael Beckel say Rick Perry took heat over HPV vaccine position
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They say he claims $5,000 Merck contribution didn't influence his support for vaccine
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But, they say, he's gotten $28,500 from Merck since 2001; his former aide lobbied for Merck
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Writers: Now ex-aide runs PAC to help fund Perry's campaign. What will donors want?

Question: "The company was Merck, and it was a $5,000 contribution that I had received from them," @placeholder responded.

Answer: Rick Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Perry

Answer: Rick Perry

Answer: Perry

Question: Furthermore, Perry's actions benefiting donors from the pharmaceutical industry don't appear to stop with @placeholder.

Answer: Merck

Answer: Merck

Answer: Merck


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Not your average great-great grandfather, Fauja Singh has completed nine 26-mile (42-kilometer) marathons since taking up long-distance running just over a decade ago. On Sunday, the 101-year-old Sikh finished his final competitive race in Hong Kong, putting an end to a sporting career that has raised thousands of dollars for charity and been an inspiration to many around the world. Nicknamed "Turbaned Tornado" by fans for his distinctive traditional headwear, Singh said he began long-distance running in an attempt to lift the depression that engulfed him after he witnessed the death of his son. "I suffered a tragic incident in my life, a traumatic experience; I took up running as a new focus in life. And then marathon running developed from there," he told CNN at a training session before Sunday's race.
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Fauja Singh, 101, completes final race in Hong Kong
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The great, great grandfather has run 9 marathons
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Took up long-distance running after death of son
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Attributes success to love of the sport

Question: He completed the 10-kilometer route that wound its way along @placeholder's harborfront in one hour 32 minutes and 28 seconds -- four minutes faster than his time last year despite a small stumble.

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong


The parents of a five-year-old transgender boy are sharing their son’s story with the world in a bid to prove that there is no such thing as being ‘too young’ to identify as transgender. Massachusetts couple Mimi and Joe Lemay's son Jacob wasn't always a boy. The five-year-old was born Mia, the second of three sisters. But from a very early age, Jacob began rejecting his gender. And after years of questioning how to handle his preferences, before finally coming to terms with what their son wanted, the Lemays explained to NBC News that they decided to let their child assume the identity of a boy.
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Mimi and Joe Lemay of Massachusetts say their son Jacob was never happy as a girl, adding that he has called himself a boy since he was two
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It took years and many emotional ups and downs before the couple finally decided to let him transition
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Now attending a school where everyone knows him as a boy, Jacob is the happiest and most outgoing he has ever been

Question: Watching how the change has affected Jacob has allowed his parents to see @placeholder as he sees himself.

Answer: Jacob

Answer: Jacob

Answer: Jacob

Answer: Jacob


Liverpool legend John Aldridge has slammed Raheem Sterling's agent Aidy Ward for the 'pathetic' way he has handled the forward's negotiations with the club. Sterling was booed during England's underwhelming goalless draw with Ireland in Dublin on Sunday and Aldridge believes the 20-year-old's agent is causing the problem. 'His agent has got to realise the predicament he has got this lad into,' he said. 'The way he has gone about handling the situation with Raheem is pathetic. 'Look after the lad. This is a baby. He had a real good spell from November to February and the lad has since just disappeared up his own backside.
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John Aldridge blames Raheem Sterling's agent for Liverpool situation
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Reds legend believes the 20-year-old should stay at Anfield to develop
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Danny Ings will be an excellent signing for club, believes Aldridge
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Adrian Durham: Luis Suarez has shown Raheem Sterling what happens when you leave Liverpool

Question: Surely the agent could have sat down and come to an amicable arrangement with @placeholder.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) A 24-year-old Dubai native has become the first woman to give birth after having her fertility restored from ovarian tissue frozen during her childhood. Moaza al Matrooshi gave birth to a healthy son, Rashid, at the Portland Hospital in London on Tuesday. She is the first person in the world to have had a successful pregnancy using ovarian tissue that was harvested before the onset of puberty and the only person to have her ovaries transplanted back after 13 years in storage. "I feel so happy to have my baby in my hands now," Al Matrooshi said. "We waited many years to see this."
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A woman has given birth after receiving a transplant of her own ovarian tissue
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She froze the tissue at age 9 ahead of treatment for a blood disorder

Question: But after marrying at age 20, the couple struggled to conceive naturally as @placeholder began displaying peri-menopausal symptoms, such as irregular periods and hot flashes.

Answer: Moaza al Matrooshi