Former teacher Mary Kay Letourneau and her student-turned husband, Vili Fualaau, have revealed how their relationship became sexual when he was just 12 years old. On the eve of their 10th wedding anniversary, Letourneau, 53, and Vili Fualaau, 31, spoke about the rape trial and their marriage in an interview with Barbara Walters for '20/20', which will air tonight. The couple, who have two teenage daughters, met when Fualaau was in her second grade class in Seattle. She then taught him again in sixth grade in 1996. Speaking to Walters, Letourneau said they began to spend more time together as she helped him develop his drawing skills that school year and by the summer, their relationship turned sexual.
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Letourneau and Vili Fualaau and their two teenage daughters spoke to Barbara Walters in a 20/20 interview that will air Friday
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Letourneau and Fualaau got close as she gave him extra help with his artwork when she was his sixth-grade teacher in 1996
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She said that she thought they would be able to stop at just a kiss but it went much further - and she fell pregnant when he was just 13
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She served a few months in jail and fell pregnant with his second child within weeks; she was then sent back to prison for seven years
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But a year after her release in 2004, they married and are still together
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Vili Fualaau lamented that he didn't have the right support as a young father of two girls and detailed his history of depression

Question: In trouble: @placeholder is pictured in court in 2006 for a hearing into a drunken driving charge

Answer: Vili Fualaau

Answer: Vili Fualaau

Answer: Fualaau

Answer: Vili Fualaau

Answer: Fualaau

Answer: Vili Fualaau


Britons are by far the biggest adopters of contactless payments in Europe as the use of the system continues to climb across the continent, new figures reveal. More than one billion contactless transactions worth €12.6billion took place in Europe over the last 12 months – a three-fold increase when compared to the same period in 2014, according to Visa Europe. Britain is the country with the highest number of contactless transactions, with 52.6million worth more than €330million made in March alone, followed by Poland and Czech Republic, with 49.7million and 13.9million transactions respectively. This rapid growth in the UK was fuelled in part by the launch of contactless payments on Transport for London services last September, Visa Europe said.
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The UK issues the highest number of contactless cards
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Britons made 52.6million transactions worth more than €330million in March
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Some 1.1billion contactless transactions worth €12.6billion were made by Visa cardholders across Europe in the last 12 months

Question: Across the continent, 131million Visa contactless cards are carried in the pockets and purses of consumers, of which 49.6million are in the @placeholder.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Question: @placeholder is a payments technology business owned and operated by member banks and other payment service providers from 37 countries across Europe.

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe

Answer: Visa Europe

Answer: Visa Europe

Answer: Visa

Answer: Europe


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump proclaimed Thursday he was withdrawing the US from the Paris climate accord, a sweeping step that fulfills a campaign promise while acutely dampening global efforts to curb global warming. Speaking from the White House, Trump said he was open to renegotiating aspects of the agreement, which was inked under his predecessor and which all nations except two have signed onto. But he was withering in his criticism of the pact, which he cast as a humiliating defeat for American workers that unfairly advantaged foreign countries. "At what point does America get demeaned? At what point do they start laughing at us as a country?" Trump inquired during an afternoon event held in a sun-drenched Rose Garden.
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Trump made the announcement Thursday
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"We're getting out," he said
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"The Paris accord is very unfair at the highest level to the United States."

Question: Briefing reporters, White House officials would not specify what parameters would be acceptable to @placeholder in a new accord.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Arsene Wenger has expressed fears that a mounting injury list could derail Arsenal's Premier League title charge in the next couple of months. The Gunners boss is currently without eight first-team players as they prepare for Sunday's clash with rivals Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates. And Wenger is worried the absence of so many important members of his squad will have an impact during the packed festive fixture list. Laurent Koscielny (hip/thigh) Hector Bellerin (groin strain) Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (hamstring) Theo Walcott (calf muscle) Aaron Ramsey (hamstring) Jack Wilshere (calf/shin) Tomas Rosicky (knee) Danny Welbeck (knee) He said: 'I'm very concerned because we are only in November and we have so many players out.
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Arsenal news: All the latest from the Emirates
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Arsene Wenger worried by extent of Arsenal's injury list
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Gunners have eight players on the sidelines with injuries
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Wenger is concerned it will derail their Premier League title challenge
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Busy spell awaits with 10 matches between now and the new year
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Arsenal host rivals Tottenham in north London derby on Sunday
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Read: Arsenal should abandon Europe and concentrate on Premier League

Question: But they are without @placeholder and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.

Answer: Laurent Koscielny

Question: @placeholder made two starts following that game before suffering a hamstring injury against Bayern Munich a fortnight ago.

Answer: Aaron Ramsey


Among the thousands of internet compilation videos of Barcelona’s football there are a handful that don’t involve flicks, tricks and bicycle kicks – they are the ones dedicated to the skin-saving tackles of Javier Mascherano. They are not as pretty as Leo Messi’s best 100 goals or Xavi’s greatest assists but they have been fundamental in the club’s success since 2010. The man who admitted to ‘tearing his anus’ in one goal-saving challenge on Arjen Robben for Argentina last summer at the World Cup has been stretching himself to the limit for Barcelona since his move to the Nou Camp in 2010.
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Former Liverpool midfielder is a key ingredient in Barcelona's success
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Javier Mascherano has become a crucial player for Barca and Argentina
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Mascherano's last-ditch tackling allows his attacking colleagues to shine
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The Argentinian holding player also a popular member of the squad
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Mascherano is often the man sent out to quieten the media in tough times
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Champions League final 2015: All the latest Barcelona vs Juventus news

Question: There was still a disbelief that the former @placeholder holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.

Answer: Liverpool


(CNN) Thursday's attack in Dallas provides a reminder that violent extremism and terrorist attacks are not the province of any one ideology. Instead, political violence has a long history in the United States and not just from people drawn to Osama bin Laden and his successors' vision of global jihad. The suspected Dallas sniper who killed five police officers has been identified as Micah Xavier Johnson, a 25-year-old from Mesquite, Texas. The Dallas shootings, like the one carried out last year by Dylann Roof on a black church in Charleston, South Carolina, that left nine people dead, were politically motivated.
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Dallas attack seemingly first instance of deadly terrorism from extreme left in post-9/11 era, Peter Bergen and David Sterman say
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Dallas a reminder violent extremism isn't province of any one ideology, they say

Question: Killing white police officers who are guarding a peaceful demonstration certainly qualifies as terrorism, in the same way that @placeholder's attack on black churchgoers does.

Answer: Dylann Roof


New York (CNN) Drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, a Houdini-like master of escape accused of running one of the world's largest drug trafficking organizations, entered a not guilty plea through his attorney at an arraignment Friday in federal court in Brooklyn. The diminutive, clean-shaven trafficker, described by a federal official as "the most notorious criminal of modern time," was not handcuffed and wore a dark blue short-sleeved shirt and pants with white sneakers during his brief appearance in a packed courtroom. Magistrate Judge James Orenstein asked Guzman whether he understood the charges, including the operation of a continuing criminal enterprise, conspiring to murder rivals, firearms violations and money laundering.
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman makes first US court appearance with Friday arraignment
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US authorities said they didn't know Mexican cartel leader would be extradited Thursday
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Guzman taken into US custody on eve of Donald Trump's inauguration

Question: "This extradition would not have been possible without the strong efficient close cooperation we have in our working relationship with our @placeholder counterparts," he said.

Answer: Mexican


In a world where computers are increasingly powerful and are concealed within ever more glossy slabs of aluminum, the Raspberry Pi (RPi) offers surprising proof for the virtue of moderation. Resembling little more than a credit card-sized scrap of exposed circuit board, the RPi is a fully programmable PC that runs a free, open-source Linux operating system, plugs into any TV, can power 3D graphics, connects to the Internet and, with a little ingenuity, be used to create your own personalized robot slave. The computer's miniature frame is crowded with two USB ports, an SD card slot, an Ethernet connection and microchip in the middle -- all powered by a universal USB mobile charger.
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The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer that costs little more than a textbook
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Originally designed to encourage school children to learn programming skills
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The mini-PC now hugely popular with DIY geeks, who have used it to power their own creations

Question: It turned out there was a voracious appetite -- particularly among a growing class of @placeholder geeks -- for a cheap, easily-programmable, open-source piece of hardware that would allow them to let their imaginations run wild.

Answer: DIY


Washington (CNN) Democrats knew a general election battle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would be rough, but many never considered the potential of a nailbiter. During a primary in which Trump usurped the GOP establishment, alienated crucial sectors of the general electorate on issues like immigration and abortion and dinged his own approval ratings, many Democrats salivated at talk of a November duel with the billionaire. Now, as Trump prepares for a general election showdown and a pair of new polls show a statistical dead heat, veteran Democrats warn there is little room for complacency. "It will be close," said Mark Alderman, a veteran Democratic Party fundraiser who worked on President Barack Obama's transition team.
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Dem fundraiser on Trump-Clinton race: 'It will be close'
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Early polls paint a mixed picture

Question: "I think that @placeholder as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: We're taking from the @placeholder, we are taking from the independents.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Dem


The Conservatives’ ‘independent’ investigation into the ‘Tatler Tory’ scandal was already unravelling last night as it emerged the law firm conducting the inquiry has worked for the party for years. Clifford Chance has been used repeatedly by Tory headquarters for legal advice – raising questions over its independence. Despite this, the firm has been brought in to find what senior officials – including chairman Lord Feldman – knew about allegations of bullying and blackmail by election aide Mark Clarke. It is estimated Clifford Chance – said to be the ‘go-to firm’ for the Tories – has received hundreds of thousands of pounds in fees from the party over that period.
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The law firm Clifford Chance has worked for the Conservatives for years
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Questions have now been raised over the  company's independence
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Brought in to find what senior officials knew about allegations of bullying and blackmail by election aide Mark Clarke

Question: ‘@placeholder are a very reputable firm and we are confident they will carry out the investigation in the proper fashion.

Answer: Clifford Chance

Answer: Clifford Chance

Answer: Clifford Chance


Thurmont, Maryland (CNN) Thurmont, Maryland, is a quiet, idyllic town of just more than 6,000 people. Kids on scooters and bikes zip down hills on peaceful, tree-lined streets with no shortage of white picket fences. The literal "Main Street" has a small assortment of shops and services: a secondhand store, a barber shop, a bar and grill, a church and a community park. The town's slogan is "Gateway to the Mountains" -- it's home to a both a national park and a state park. But Thurmont is also the gateway to a highly restricted naval support facility tucked behind guarded gates inside Catoctin Mountain Park, also known as Camp David.
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Camp David has been a presidential retreat since the Franklin Roosevelt administration
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President Donald Trump called the camp "rustic"

Question: "Yea, @placeholder is very rustic, it's nice, you'd like it.

Answer: Camp David

Answer: Camp David


Real Sociedad have quashed speculation that David Moyes will leave the club this summer and return to coaching in England. The Basque outfit also played down the possibility that Burnley forward Danny Ings, a player Moyes would like to have in his squad next season, will sign for La Real. Moyes, the former manager of Everton and Manchester United, took the helm of Real Sociedad in November with the club just above the drop zone and steered them to a 12th-placed finish. The Scot has been linked with West Ham and Sunderland this summer but Sociedad president Jokin Aperribay is unaware of any offers for the 52-year-old, who is under contract with the Primera Division club until June 2016.
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David Moyes being considered by Sunderland for vacant manager's post
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Real Sociedad president Jokin Aperribay says Moyes doesn't want to leave
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Aperribay also says club are not hopeful Danny Ings will sign
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Ings has been offered a contract but is expected to join Liverpool

Question: 'We made an important structural decision by bringing in @placeholder last year.

Answer: David Moyes

Answer: Moyes

Answer: Moyes

Answer: David Moyes

Answer: Moyes


(CNN) -- U.S. boxing history reveals that it is a sport that has traditionally been the "bluest" of blue-collar athletic endeavors. It has always held out the promise -- despite the odds -- of advancement for young men with the talent and guts to succeed in an often bloody undertaking, beginning with the arrival of the Irish in the mid-19th century, and for African- Americans and the later influx of Jews, Italians and Hispanics, whether U.S.-born, from Mexico or from the Caribbean. Three of the earliest success stories in this history were men of Mexican-American heritage from Los Angeles: Solomon Garcia Smith in the 1880s; Joe Salas, the first Latino to medal in boxing in the Olympics, in 1924; and Bert Colima, Pacific Coast champion in three divisions during the 1920s.
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Jorge Iber says boxing in U.S. has long been chance for advancement among immigrants
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He says it lets Mexican-Americans show mettle, become source of pride in communities
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Title IX helped open opportunity to women too; Olympic hopeful Marlen Exparza one example
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Iber: For Latinas, especially "new arrivals," a chance in sports helps them join community

Question: In recent decades, the playing field has been leveled substantially, in part due to @placeholder -- the 1972 law that increased opportunities for women in high school and college athletics -- and a series of court decisions.

Answer: Title IX


NFL star Tom Brady worried Patriots Nation and probably caused Bill Belichick to spit out his morning coffee on Saturday after he posted a video of himself jumping off a giant cliff. The 37-year-old, who was with Gisele Bundchen when he made the leap, shared the video on Facebook along with the message: 'Never doing that again! #AirBrady'. After the 15-year veteran shared the video on Facebook in the morning, video of him playing basketball with NBA legend Michael Jordan began to emerge on social media during the afternoon. Scroll down for video Tom Brady posted a video of himself going cliff diving while he was vacationing during the NFL offseason
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Tom Brady was with wife Gisele Bundchen when he took the daring dive
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The New England Patriots star is enjoying a break during NFL offseason
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Brady, 37, guided the Pats to their fourth Super Bowl victory in February
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He was seen playing basketball with Jordan in the Bahamas on Saturday

Question: Jordan, 52, earned about $94million in salary during his 16 seasons in the @placeholder

Answer: NBA


(CNN) The first face-to-face meeting between US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was sealed with a bear hug Monday, as the two leaders looked to publicly underscore their new found friendship. Speaking after their meeting in the White House Rose Garden, Trump recalled his previous campaign pledge, that if elected, India would have a true friend in the White House. "And that is now exactly what you have -- a true friend," said Trump. Declaring the official meeting a success, Trump went on to describe the relationship between India and the United States as having "never been stronger, has never been better."
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Two leaders issued a joint statement after first face-to-face meeting
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Trump: Relations have "never been better"

Question: @placeholder meanwhile, described his White House visit as being "filled with friendliness" from the "opening tweet to the end of our talks."

Answer: Narendra Modi

Question: "In the same way, @placeholder's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."

Answer: Indian

Answer: India

Answer: India

Question: "Fears that @placeholder would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Once again, courtesy of Donald Trump and the Republican Party, women's bodies are headline news in this election. We've heard him talk about how women are supposed to look and act. We've heard him demean and humiliate women and call them disgusting, pigs and slobs. We've seen him dissect the physical ailments and qualities of Hillary Clinton the way he would a farm or laboratory animal. Now we're drilling down, as it were, to the female parts Trump seems to care most about: not brains and hearts, but bottoms and breasts and vaginas. The first two are the hot buttons of femininity. Ask any plastic surgeon, including the one Trump liked to take his girlfriends to, or launch any adult video game or website.
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Trump video, some Republicans' denunciation of his treatment of women is opportunity for discussion, says Ruth Ben-Ghiat
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She says same men and women have long sought to control womens' bodies by overturning abortion rights
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Ben-Ghiat: Trump's talk and actions might also prompt us to reexamine our notions of American masculinity

Question: Yet there's irony, if not rank hypocrisy, in @placeholder who are suddenly insisting -- because they have daughters  -- that they find Trump's attitude  toward women indefensible.

Answer: Republicans


Manchester City will finally complete their protracted swoop for Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling this week, in deal worth up to £49million. The Etihad Stadium club made the key breakthrough in discussions for the wantaway attacker over the weekend and are on the brink of landing their No 1 summer target. The deal will see City pay their Barclays Premier League rivals a guaranteed £45million. An additional £4million in add-ons has also been negotiated, which would take the fee close to Liverpool's £50million valuation. Liverpool are said to be satisfied with the obtainability of the proposed £4million in extras and are confident Sterling will meet the targets.
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Manchester City have finally landed Raheem Sterling after Liverpool accepted a £49m bid
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Deal involves a guaranteed £45m, with an additional £4m in add-ons
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Manuel Pelegrini had made the England winger his No 1 transfer target
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Sterling had angered Reds fans and former captain Steven Gerrard by refusing to go on pre-season tour and twice calling in sick from training
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Click HERE for all the latest transfer news

Question: Sterling tells Rodgers he wants to leave @placeholder despite there being one more game left in the season.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Question: @placeholder's agent claims Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Question: Sterling's agent claims @placeholder will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling


The man behind a Facebook furore has broken his silence and claimed the woman who posted a plea to find him is a 'fame seeker.' Matty Steven, from Wythenshawe, posted a Facebook status in retaliation to Pippa McKinney, 22, from Stockport, who claimed he cheated on his girlfriend after meeting her on a night out with a picture which went viral. Matty said it had gone 'past a joke' and he would set the story straight, claiming Pippa's story had changed several times. Matt wrote on his Facebook page today: 'This has gone way past a joke. 'I have tried to stay quiet but I think it's about time people get my side... The truth.
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Pippa McKinney, 22, tried to find Matty on Facebook with a status
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It now has 21,000 likes; some said she was kissing and telling
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Matty wants to set the record straight and called her a liar

Question: @placeholder wrote on Facebook: 'Some right judgey people my god!

Answer: Pippa McKinney

Answer: Pippa

Answer: Pippa McKinney


The next time Andy Murray faces Nick Kyrgios is likely to be in Glasgow in two weeks’ time in front of feverish hordes supporting Great Britain against Australia in the Davis Cup semi-final. Kyrgios is expected to be the more rested of the two by then, Murray having knocked him out of the US Open in the early hours of Wednesday to set himself up for an arduous run which continues on Thursday against Frenchman Adrian Mannarino in the second round. Who Murray’s team-mates in Scotland will be remains a matter of conjecture, especially in light of James Ward’s recent run of defeats, albeit against mainly higher ranked opposition.
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Andy Murray beat Nick Kyrgios in four sets in the US Open first round
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The pair could meet again in a fortnight at the Davis Cup semi-final
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Murray now goes on to face Adrian Mannarino in the second round
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Jo Konta and Aljaz Bedene are the two other Brits in action on Thursday

Question: At times @placeholder seemed more interested in showing off than winning the match, but when, or if, he acquires maturity, his talent will make him a force to be reckoned with.

Answer: Nick Kyrgios

Answer: Kyrgios

Answer: Nick Kyrgios


(CNN) The concept of pansexuality has been around since the days of Sigmund Freud, but it took a shout-out from Miley Cyrus to bring it back into vogue for the 21st century. The word has been among Google's top search terms since the pop star declared herself pansexual in an interview with Paper magazine in July. As she put it, "I am literally open to every single thing that is consenting and doesn't involve an animal and everyone is of age. Everything that's legal, I'm down with. Yo, I'm down with any adult -- anyone over the age of 18 who is down to love me. I don't relate to being boy or girl, and I don't have to have my partner relate to boy or girl."
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Pansexual refers to sexual attraction without specific labels
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Scholars say the term appeals to a younger generation that dislikes labels

Question: But @placeholder's work generated important questions about the direction of sexual desires, Garcia said.

Answer: Sigmund Freud

Question: The term tends to enter the public consciousness through celebrities, and @placeholder is the most recent to claim the title.

Answer: Miley Cyrus


At least 13 migrants including four babies drowned when two boats making the perilous crossing from Turkey to Greece capsized today. One boat overturned off the Greek island of Samos - just 20 metres from the shore. Ten bodies, including six children - four of them babies - were found in the vessel's cabin while one was discovered washed up on the island. Two others were still missing with coastguards saying 15 were plucked from the water. A boat from the European border agency Frontex also recovered two bodies near the island of Farmakonnisi, near Samos, after what is believed to be a separate capsizing.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: Two boats capsized on Greek crossing
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One overturned off the  island of Samos - just 20 metres from the shore
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Two bodies were recovered near the island of Farmakonnisi, near Samos
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More than 60 people have drowned in migrant boat tragedies since Monday

Question: That followed another tragic day on Wednesday when 24 migrants - 11 of them children - died in five shipwrecks off Lesbos, @placeholder and Agathonisi.

Answer: Samos

Answer: Samos

Answer: Samos

Answer: Samos


Jeremy Mathieu has quashed rumours that Barcelona team-mate Lionel Messi could be on his way to Paris Saint Germain and is adamant the Argentine will stay put at the Nou Camp. At the turn of the year Messi's future at the Catalan giants was brought into question amid stories he was unhappy under boss Luis Enrique. However the forward - who is under contract until 2018 - has gone on to score 17 league goals for his club so far in 2015 and his colleague is convinced his heart remains well and truly placed in the Catalan capital. The prospect of Lionel Messi moving to Paris Saint Germain is 'impossible' according to Jeremy Mathieu
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Lionel Messi will not move to Paris Saint Germain, says Jeremy Mathieu
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Messi was rumoured to be unhappy at the club at the turn of the year
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Mathieu scored the opener in Sunday's El Clasico clash with Real Madrid
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Barca face Ligue 1 title holders PSG in the Champions League next month
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Barcelona news

Question: 'I can't see Messi at any other club than @placeholder.'

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barca

Answer: Barcelona


(CNN) A Bosnian nongovernmental agency is urging Pokemon Go users to be aware of their surroundings, for a good reason -- land mines. Distracted users are roaming into areas dotted with the unexploded ordnances (left over from the 1990s conflict in that region) while trying to catch the virtual reality monsters,  Posavina bez mina said on its Facebook page. "We received information that there are cases where users of the Pokemon Go app in Bosnia are entering into mined forests and risky areas in order to find Pokemon," it said this week. "We ask all citizens to respect all signs warning them about mines and to not enter areas unfamiliar to them."
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Free app allows users to capture fictional monsters
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In Bosnia, players are at risk of wandering into mine fields, group says

Question: Since its launch, incidents of distracted @placeholder players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.

Answer: Pokemon Go

Answer: Posavina bez

Answer: Pokemon Go

Answer: Pokemon


George Osborne performed a humbling U-turn over tax credit cuts yesterday which will see him break his own cap on welfare spending. The Chancellor bowed to pressure from backbench Tory MPs, Labour and the House of Lords to abandon £4.4billion in savings he had championed just four months ago. The climbdown means he will breach his self-imposed welfare cap for each of the next three years, requiring a minister to come to Parliament to explain and apologise. It came after opposition peers threw out his tax credit proposals last month. Critics warned that the original plans would have cost a typical family on tax credits around £1,300 a year. In the run-up to yesterday's spending review, Government sources had indicated the Chancellor would soften the tax credit cuts by phasing them in more slowly.
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George Osborne bowed to pressure to abandon plan for £4.4bn in savings
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Climbdown means he will breach his own welfare cap for next three years
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Chancellor says money from improved economic forecast will fund plans
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Unveiling original proposal in July, said £30bn a year tax credit budget was simply 'not sustainable'
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See more of the latest news updates on the 2015 Autumn Statement

Question: To Tory cheers and @placeholder jeers, he said: 'I've listened to the concerns.

Answer: U

Answer: Labour


Liverpool have rejected Manchester City's improved offer for Raheem Sterling. City's second offer for the England star was around £40million including add-ons, but Anfield bosses have turned it down. City are understood to be reluctant to increase their offer, though could make one last bid to the tune of £40m straight cash with reduced add-ons - the maximum amount they are willing to pay for Sterling. The view at the Etihad Stadium is that a valuation of £50m for a player offered £100,000 a week is unrealistic. However, Liverpool could point to comments from Pellegrini in March when he said: 'Can you get Raheem Sterling? Maybe if you go to Liverpool with £100m you can.'
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Liverpool are said to be holding out for £50million for Raheem Sterling
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Manchester City reluctant to up their bid, but may offer £40m straight cash
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City are also preparing a move for Arsenal  midfielder Jack Wilshere
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: The reality is, though, that @placeholder's exit from Anfield now seems inevitable and it would appear to be the only issue is at what price the two clubs can strike a deal.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling


Washington (CNN)Sen. Barbara Boxer announced Thursday that she will not run for reelection in 2016, setting up a big money political battle for her seat in the nation's most populous state. Boxer, the 74-year-old Democratic junior Senator from California, said that she is not retiring from public life and will continue working on "the issues that I love" through her political action committee, PAC for a Change. Boxer was first elected to the Senate in 1992. "I am never going to retire," Boxer said. "The work is too important." Boxer's decision sets off one of the most competitive races for a statewide seat in California's recent history, and the field to replace her began to shape up within hours.
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Boxer announced her decision not to run for reelection in 2016 in a YouTube video with her grandson
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"I am never going to retire," Boxer said. "The work is too important."
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Boxer said she will work to elect the Democratic presidential candidate in 2016 and "make history." She supports Hillary Clinton
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was caught off guard by the news at a press conference and became emotional

Question: More than 20 years in a job I love, thanks to @placeholder and the Lord above.

Answer: California

Answer: California


(CNN) Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President Barack Obama will honor those who died at Pearl Harbor on Tuesday, appearing together 75 years after Japan's attack on Hawaii. "The two leaders' visit will showcase the power of reconciliation that has turned former adversaries into the closest of allies, united by common interests and shared values," according to a White House statement. Abe's visit comes seven months after Obama's historic trip to Hiroshima in which he became the first sitting US president to visit the site where the United States dropped a nuclear bomb in 1945. Abe had implied his visit was in return for Obama visiting Hiroshima.
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Abe's visit comes seven months after Obama's trip to Hiroshima
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The two leaders will meet Tuesday to discuss US-Japan relations

Question: Since assuming office in 2009, Obama had put US-@placeholder relations high on his agenda.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japan


He stood out from the moment he sprinted out of the tunnel: the pink boots, the shock of blond hair and the swagger he had on the ball. There was a buzz around the small town of Drammen on Monday when it was confirmed that local hero Martin Odegaard would travel down from Oslo to play for Norway's Under 21s against England and his presence had a significant impact on the attendance. Odegaard, of course, was the most sought after teenager in world football earlier this year, with all the top Barclays Premier League clubs – along with many others on the continent – making a play for his affections; the fact he chose to join Real Madrid simply added to the story.
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Martin Odegaard started for Norway Under 21s against England on Monday
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His presence boosted the attendance and he put on an impressive display
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Afterwards, the 16-year-old was mobbed by the gathering global media
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The Real Madrid man spoke of English offers before choosing Spain
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Odegaard described it as 'a privilege' to work under Zinedine Zidane

Question: '@placeholder is a great coach, a great man to learn from.

Answer: Zinedine Zidane


A rare, 400-year-old French book is being auctioned off this week which is said to contain the first ever recorded image of the extinct dodo bird. The drawing of the flightless bird appears in a first edition book about a Dutch expedition to Indonesia compiled in 1601. Valued between £8,000 ($12,300) and £12,000 ($18,500), the illustrations will be sold at Lyon and Turnbull auction house in Edinburgh on Wednesday. Only one other copy of the book, kept at the University of Cambridge, is known to be in existence, and the sale is thought to be the result of an anonymous donation.
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The drawing of the flightless bird appears in rare 400-year-old French book
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It is shown in the background of a scene depicting Mauritius in 1601
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An antiquated translated describes it as 'disgusting' with 'a large posterior'
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Book has been valued between £8,000 ($12,300) and £12,000 ($18,500) and will be sold at Edinburgh's Lyon and Turnbull auction house Wednesday

Question: The island paradise of @placeholder may have some of the world’s best beaches and year-round tropical weather today, but conditions 4,200 years ago were far from perfect.

Answer: Mauritius


Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden showed off her growing baby bump today in an elegant midnight blue dress. The 38-year-old heir to the throne, who is expecting her second child with husband Prince Daniel, 41, looked radiant as she welcomed recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize to a low-key ceremony at the palace in Stockholm, Sweden. Accompanied by her father, King Carl XVI Gustaf, the expectant mother smiled broadly as she chatted to the winners of the prestigious award, The Tunisian National Dialog Quartet. The Princess, who wore her dark hair in a simple ponytail, opted for a fitted Empire Line dress from Seraphine, £99, with a pleated overlay that cascaded over her bump - the same dress the Duchess of Cambridge wore almost exactly a year ago to attend a meeting with the 1851 Trust in London.
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The Crown Princess, 28, is expecting her second child in March
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Met the Nobel Peace Prize winners The Tunisian National Dialog Quartet
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Wore £99 dress from Seraphine for the occasion at palace in Stockholm
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The same dress was worn by the Duchess of Cambridge last December

Question: Today's event follows The Nobel Prize Banquet held at @placeholder's City Hall last Thursday, where the richly attired royals hosted the world's biggest brains and brightest talent.

Answer: Stockholm

Answer: Stockholm


The former chairman of Bradford City was linked to eight other fires before the Valley Parade blaze that killed 56, a new book has claimed. Author Martin Fletcher claims the devastating fire was not an accident and has revealed a sequence of other blazes at businesses owned by or associated with Stafford Heginbotham, the club's chairman at the time. After an inquiry, high court judge Mr Justice Popplewell said the fire was not started deliberately and was caused by a discarded cigarette. West Yorkshire police today said in a statement that they would review any fresh evidence surrounding the tragedy.
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Author Martin Fletcher claims the devastating blaze was not an accident
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Book reveals fires at other businesses owned by or associated with then club chairman Stafford Heginbotham
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Mr Fletcher, a survivor of the blaze, says his findings warrant investigation
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An inquiry into fire found it was an accident caused by discarded cigarette
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West Yorkshire Police will consider any fresh evidence that comes to light

Question: Mr Fletcher started to investigate after a conversation with his mother nine years after the disaster, when she told him it had not been @placeholder's first fire

Answer: Stafford Heginbotham

Answer: Stafford Heginbotham


They look like any young couple in love, stopping to embrace while enjoying the sights of Sydney on a beautiful winter's day, and frolicking together on the sand. But the attractive brunette pair are in fact actors, tasked with bringing one of Australia's most beloved fairytales, of how an ordinary Australian girl fell in love with a prince, to life on screen. Emma Hamilton and Ryan O'Kane were pictured in Sydney on Monday filming scenes for the TV movie Mary: The Making of a Princess. The actors were caught on camera reenacting one of Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik's early dates at Tamarama Beach, a few minutes away from Sydney's  Bondi Beach.
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Actors filming scenes for Mary: The Making of a Princess in Tamarama, Sydney on Monday
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Emma Hamilton and Ryan O'Kane play Crown Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik
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The actors filmed scenes that appear to reenact the royal couple's early relationship after meeting in 2000
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The pair kissed and cuddled while looking at the view, and later frolicked in the sand

Question: In one scene, the race each other across the beach, with @placeholder, playing Frederik, tackling his then-unknown girlfriend on the sand.

Answer: Ryan O'Kane


(CNN) Eleven years ago, when Mohammad Islam decided to open his mosque, he built his modest house of worship inside a ranch house on a quiet street in Doraville, Georgia. Over a decade's time, Al Maad Al Islami grew slowly from a handful of members who prayed there five times a day to more than 200 people attending evening prayer on Fridays. The 50-year-old soft-spoken imam, who in the early '90s left Bangladesh to come to America, has long believed the day would come when his mosque would outgrow its current home. In his mind, part of that growth meant the construction of a cemetery so that his congregation could bury the dead, and a mosque devoted to funeral rituals.
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US Department of Justice has agreed to review the Newton County mosque moratorium
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Since 2009, CAIR found that Islamophobia has interfered with at least 40 zoning proposals for mosques

Question: Between 2009 and 2015, CAIR has documented more than 40 incidents in which mosque proposals faced interference due to what it says is @placeholder.

Answer: Islamophobia


A millionaire mother-of-two who accused her nanny of stealing £171,000 in designer clothing and jewellery sold one of her 'stolen' watches days before making a fake insurance claim, a court heard. Emma Currie, 45, allegedly went on a spending spree with Zoe Appleyard-Ley’s credit card after driving off in her Mercedes, loaded up with valuables from her home in Belgravia, London. The socialite, who said Currie had seemed ‘Mary Poppins in a way’, woke up one morning to find her jewellery, laptop and iPad were missing, a jury heard. The former investment banker, 41, also discovered that her designer handbag containing her bank cards was gone and her 4x4 was missing from her drive, the Old Bailey was told.
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Emma Currie allegedly went on spending spree with her boss's credit card
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'Mary Poppins' nanny accused of stealing jewellery, iPad and vintage watch
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Zoe Appleyard-Ley sold a Cartier watch before making insurance claim
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Socialite claims watch that she sold was 'completely and utterly different' to the one she reported stolen

Question: Mrs Appleyard-@placeholder denied the accusation and insisted neither of the watches she sold were part of the insurance claim.

Answer: Ley’s

Answer: Ley


(CNN) -- The trainer at the center of a doping scandal that stunned the world of horse racing was banned for eight years Thursday by the governing body of the sport of Britain. Mahmood Al Zarooni, who worked at the world famous Godolphin operation in Newmarket, was handed the punishment by a disciplinary panel of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), sitting in London. The 37-year-old admitted a "catastrophic error" in administering prohibited anabolic steroids -- ethylestranol and stanozolol -- to 15 leading thoroughbreds. Eleven of the horses tested positive when a doping control team from the BHA visited Godolphin's Moulton Paddocks Stables on April 9. Al Zarooni volunteered information about the other four.
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Leading horse racing trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni receives eight-year ban
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Al Zarooni had admitted to administering anabolic steroids to 15 top thoroughbreds
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Horses in question also suspended from running for six months
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Punishments handed down by British Horseracing Authority in London

Question: "Mr Al Zarooni acted with awful recklessness and caused tremendous damage, not only to @placeholder and British racing," he said.

Answer: Godolphin

Answer: Godolphin


New rail routes and improved lines using 140mph trains to slash key journey times by up to 40 minutes are unveiled today as part of the Chancellor’s multi-billion pound plan to ‘revolutionise travel in the North’. Journey times between Leeds and Newcastle could be cut to 50 minutes - compared to a best time now nearly an hour and half ( 87 minutes currently) for cost of between £8.5bn and £14.0bn, says a new report to be published in Liverpool by Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin. The 140mph trains could reduce the Liverpool to Manchester journey times to around 20 minutes – but cost as much as £13billion.
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New rail routes are announced in plan to ‘revolutionise travel in the North’
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Journey times between Leeds and Newcastle could be cut to 50 minutes
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140mph trains could reduce  Liverpool to Manchester times to 20 minutes
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The multi-billion pound plan also includes major upgrades on current lines

Question: But sceptical rail unions dismissed the Government’ ideas to boost transport in the @placeholder as: ‘yet more pie-in-the-sky nonsense’.

Answer: North

Answer: North


Baltimore (CNN) Perhaps no one found Baltimore police Officer Edward Nero's not-guilty verdict Monday so surprising. But to hear the families of Nero and of Freddie Gray, the young black man who Nero was accused of assaulting, both lauding the judge who handed down the decision? Surely no one saw that coming. While Nero released a statement saying he and his family were "elated" with the ruling, Gray family attorney Billy Murphy, too, applauded the decision, saying, "You can't convict people unless you know the evidence," and that Judge Barry Williams had followed the law as he saw it. After a bench trial, Williams found Nero not guilty of all charges in connection with Gray's death last year.
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Edward Nero sobbed upon hearing not guilty verdict in Freddie Gray case
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Nero found not guilty of all charges in Gray case, including 2nd-degree intentional assault
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Gray's April 19, 2015, death became a symbol of the black community's distrust of police

Question: @placeholder took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.

Answer: Barry Williams

Answer: Williams

Question: 3, said in a statement that Nero was pleased with the verdict but concerned that five other officers, @placeholder's "good friends, must continue to fight these baseless accusations."

Answer: Edward Nero

Answer: Nero

Answer: Nero

Answer: Nero

Answer: Nero

Answer: Edward Nero

Answer: Nero


A Virginia lawmaker who was jailed over a sex scandal with his 17-year-old receptionist has announced that she has given birth to a baby boy. Delegate Joseph Morrissey, 57, told The Richmond Times-Dispatch on Sunday that Myrna Pride, now 18, had delivered 'a beautiful, healthy 7 lb. 8 oz. baby boy' in Georgia. 'I was with Myrna and she is absolutely thrilled… I am too!' he told the paper, which added that there was no information on the baby's father. Morrissey, who was re-elected from behind bars in January, was released from jail last week after completing a sentence for a misdemeanor relating to the sex scandal, which emerged last summer.
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Delegate Joseph Morrissey was released from jail last week after completing a sentence over accusations he had sex with the girl, then 17
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He revealed on Sunday that the teenager, Myrna Pride, had given birth to a healthy boy; it is not clear who the father  is
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He was accused of having sex with the girl at his offices, where she worked, and receiving a naked photograph of her
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Both have denied the relationship
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He now faces four new felony charges that he forged a document relating to money Pride's father owed her

Question: He is preparing for a trial on the charges and @placeholder, who will turn 19 later this month, has appeared at his recent hearings, the Times-Dispatch reported.

Answer: Myrna Pride


Californians may start to smell a little more fragrant as they skip washing their bodies and their homes during the fourth year of drought to ravage the state, it has been claimed. Residents are likely to start cutting back on buying traditional cleaning products, like shower gels and shampoos, as they try to save water. Californians are facing a mandatory 25 per cent cut in their water usage,after just 12 months of water have fallen in the last four years. Deborah Aitken, the Bloomberg Intelligence analyst who, along with fellow analyst Gregory Elders, published a report on Friday, said: 'It is now a case of skip a wash, or even two, among some of the users I know.'
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People trying to cut back on water use as strict restrictions imposed
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California has only had 12 months' worth of rain over the last four years
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Sales for traditional products like shampoo and shower gel likely to drop
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But resource-friendly items like dry shampoo likely to see increase

Question: @placeholder's new rules force cities to limit watering on public property, encourage homeowners to let their lawns die and impose mandatory water-savings targets for the hundreds of local agencies and cities that supply California customers.

Answer: Californians

Answer: Californians

Answer: California

Question: California's new rules force cities to limit watering on public property, encourage homeowners to let their lawns die and impose mandatory water-savings targets for the hundreds of local agencies and cities that supply @placeholder customers.

Answer: Californians

Answer: Californians

Answer: California


(CNN) The Syrian regime has pounded the besieged city of Daraya with barrel bombs, just hours after food aid was delivered to the area for the first time in almost four years, officials and monitors said. The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that at least 68 barrel bombs were dropped on Daraya on Friday as agencies delivered food rations to the city on the brink of starvation. This comes as the United States is leading airstrikes targeting ISIS extremists. The regime is bombing cities and towns trying to break away from government control, including the very groups armed by the United States to fight ISIS.
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20 people killed in suicide bombings
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68 barrel bombs dropped on Daraya
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First food aid delivery made in four years

Question: "At the same time, punishing areas where access has been agreed - whether attacks on children's hospitals in Aleppo or renewed barrel bombing on @placeholder -- is utterly despicable and a violation of international humanitarian law," she said.

Answer: Daraya

Answer: Daraya

Answer: Daraya


Ukip will form an electoral pact with Northern Irish MPs to keep the Tories in power after the next election, Nigel Farage said this morning. The Ukip leader said the Conservative Party will emerge from the general election as the largest party but wouldn't have enough MPs to govern on their own. Mr Farage said he would force an early referendum on Britain's membership of the EU as his price for keeping David Cameron in Number 10. Ukip leader Nigel Farage said the Conservative Party will emerge from the general election as the largest party but wouldn't have enough MPs to govern on their own
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Ukip leader said the Tories will emerge from the election as largest party
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But he said David Cameron would not have enough MPs to form a majority
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He said Ukip would form a pact with the DUP to keep the Tories in power
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In return Ukip will demand an early in-out referendum on the EU

Question: Mr Farage has previously insisted he would be willing to support a @placeholder minority government only if a referendum on Britain leaving the EU was held before the end of this year – two years earlier than David Cameron plans.

Answer: Conservative Party

Answer: Conservative Party


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Comic actor Harvey Korman has died at 81, according to the UCLA Medical Center. Harvey Korman's death comes after complications from the rupture of an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Korman died at the center four months after suffering complications from the rupture of an abdominal aortic aneurysm. "It was a miracle in itself that he survived the incident at all. Everyone in the hospital referred to him as 'miracle man' because of his strong will and ability to bounce right back after several major operations," said Korman's daughter, Kate Korman. "Tragically, after such a hard-fought battle, he passed away."
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"Carol Burnett Show" regular won Emmy awards, Golden Globe for work on series
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Movies included "Blazing Saddles," "High Anxiety," "History of the World, Part 1"
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Daughter: Actor was called "miracle man" because of strong will after surgeries
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Director Mel Brooks: "He always made it real, always made it work," AP says

Question: @placeholder was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.

Answer: Harvey Korman

Answer: Harvey Korman

Answer: Korman

Answer: Korman

Question: Korman was a regular on "The @placeholder" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.

Answer: Carol Burnett Show


When the Queen, then aged 86, was filmed 'jumping out of a plane' during the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics, no one was more surprised than her grandson, Prince William. Describing her as an 'unbelievably good sport', he added:  'Harry got a sniff of a rumour on the night and the rumour mill was going into overdrive. 'But, in fact, she did such a good performance that she's been asked to star in the next Bond film. I'm thrilled for her.' Scroll down for video Birthday: The Queen, pictured at Newbury Racecourse on Saturday, is celebrating her 89th birthday today
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The Queen is celebrating her 89th birthday today at home at Windsor
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She is spending the day privately with Prince Philip and her family
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Her Majesty is enjoying renewed popularity, especially on social media
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A snap of the Queen photo-bombing a hockey player went viral last year
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She is set to welcome her fifth great-grandchild within days

Question: Under the @placeholder, the monarchy has also modernised and embraces the latest technology, including social media.

Answer: Queen

Answer: Queen

Answer: Queen


(CNN) A Minnesota prosecutor said Friday he has appointed an outside attorney to help him decide whether to pursue criminal charges in the July 6 shooting death of a black man by a police officer. Ramsey County chief prosecutor John Choi told reporters that he will bring in Don Lewis, a private attorney and former federal criminal prosecutor, to join his office's deliberations on whether to file charges in the death of Philando Castile outright or delegate the decision to a grand jury. Castile, 32, was shot during a traffic stop by St. Anthony police Officer Jeronimo Yanez in Falcon Heights, authorities say. The shooting was widely publicized after Castile's fiancée, sitting next to him in the vehicle he'd been driving, live-streamed the shooting's aftermath on Facebook.
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Prosecutor: Outside attorney 'will review this case with me'
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Officer shot and killed Philando Castile
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ACLU, Castile's attorney had called for special prosecutor to determine whether charges will be filed

Question: In the video of the shooting, @placeholder's fiancée says that the officer had pulled him over for a broken tail light, and that he had told the officer that he had a gun for which he had a concealed-carry permit.

Answer: Philando Castile

Answer: Castile

Answer: Castile

Answer: Philando Castile

Answer: Castile


(CNN) Thousands of protesters clashed Saturday for a fifth consecutive day with security forces in Caracas, the Venezuelan capital. Officers in riot gear blocked a highway as marchers tried to advance, chanting "Liberty, Liberty!" Protesters tossed rocks and returned tear gas canisters used against them. The Venezuelan National Guard also used water tanks against the demonstrators as thousands of them marched from eastern Caracas, an opposition bastion, toward downtown, where most national government facilities are located. Protesters are demanding the dismissal of all seven justices of the Venezuelan Supreme Court. The court issued a ruling March 29 that outraged the government's political opposition. It ruled that all powers vested under the legislative body, the Venezuelan National Assembly, be transferred to the court itself, which is stacked with government loyalists.
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Protesters want Supreme Court members replaced
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Venezuela has been hit hard by economic woes

Question: The opposition said the original decision made @placeholder a dictatorship because all three branches of government would be in the hands of the socialists.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelan National Guard

Answer: Venezuelan Supreme Court

Answer: Venezuelan National Assembly

Answer: Venezuela

Question: @placeholder is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelan National Guard

Answer: Venezuelan Supreme Court

Answer: Venezuelan National Assembly

Answer: Venezuela

Question: Given that the country owes $7.2 billion in outstanding debt payments, it means @placeholder will run out of cash at some point, depending on the fluctuation of oil prices.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelan National Guard

Answer: Venezuelan Supreme Court

Answer: Venezuelan National Assembly

Answer: Venezuela


(CNN) The US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, has told CNN that removing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power is a priority, cementing an extraordinary U-turn in the Trump administration's stance on the embattled leader. Two days after the US launched military strikes on a Syrian airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack widely blamed on the Assad regime, Haley said Assad's departure was inevitable. But before Tuesday's chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun, which killed 89 people, Haley had said toppling Assad was not a priority. President Donald Trump, before his election, described fighting ISIS and seeking Assad's removal at the same time as "idiocy."
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Haley says Assad hinders political solution for Syria
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She warns US could carry out more strikes on regime

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

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: The decision to carry out strikes against the regime and the change in tone from @placeholder follows Trump's comments that the chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me."

Answer: Nikki Haley

Answer: Haley

Answer: Haley

Answer: Haley


Chelsea will be back in action in the Premier League on Saturday as they host Norwich at Stamford Bridge following the relief of the international break. Jose Mourinho's side sit 16th in the table off the back of three consecutive defeats against West Ham, Liverpool and Stoke, and are just three points above the drop zone. Here, Sportsmail takes a look at five reasons Chelsea  should be cheerful about their return, and five more as to why the fans should perhaps be a little more fearful. Mourinho's side need to rediscover the form of last season and their fixture run-in suggests they'll have the chance to do so.
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Chelsea have an easy run of Premier League home fixtures coming up
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The Stamford Bridge faithful are still fully behind boss Jose Mourinho
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Diego Costa is struggling for goals and his behaviour is a problem
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John Terry and Co have been poor in defence as they've shipped goals

Question: The longer he argues that the world is against @placeholder, the more his players will look for excuses after every defeat.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Co


Qassim Shesho stands on Mount Sinjar in northern Iraq, overlooking a vast mountain range that rises from the desert. The calm is deceptive. He worries about the village behind him. Sheref ad-Din holds one of the holiest shrines for the Yazidis. ISIS militants are only two miles away. "ISIS wants to exterminate us and they want to establish an Islamic caliphate, but Islam is not like what they are doing to us," Shesho says. He says he commands about 2,000 Yazidi fighters. Just months ago, he lived a peaceful life in Germany. "I came back because my people are here. ISIS are terrorists. I came to defend my land, my family and my religion," he tells CNN by phone, speaking in Arabic.
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Qassim Shesho commands about 2,000 Yazidi fighters on Mount Sinjar in Iraq
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He and his sons, all Iraq natives and German citizens, came after ISIS attacked Yazidis
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"I decided to defend Sinjar, not to fight. They decided to fight," he says of ISIS
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Shesho's son Yassir: "If it comes to it, then I'm ready to die here"

Question: Yassir arrived in September, shortly after ISIS's initial attack on @placeholder left thousands stranded on the mountain without food, water or medical care.

Answer: Yazidis

Answer: Yazidi

Answer: Yazidi

Answer: Yazidis

Question: Yazidis captured by ISIS have been forced to convert to @placeholder.

Answer: Islamic

Answer: Islam


It was a mixed day for Mark Footitt who took three more wickets but had three catches dropped as Derbyshire bowled a weakened Surrey side out for 239 on the opening day of the LV= County Championship Division Two match at Derby. The England fast bowling prospect finished with three for 74 and has now taken 35 championship wickets so far although his figures would have been even better if Derbyshire's catching had been sharper. Footitt had South African batsman Dean Elgar and Gary Wilson, who top scored with 65, dropped in the slips while Gareth Batty was put down early in his innings.
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Poor fielding prevented Mark Footitt from claiming three more wickets
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Derbyshire bowled a weakened Surrey side out for 239 on the opening day
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Surrey batsman Gary Wilson top scored with 65 after being dropped
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Derbyshire closed on 64-1 with Hamish Rutherford unbeaten on 23

Question: Wilson was missed at second slip on 29 and @placeholder was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.

Answer: Gareth Batty

Question: Wilson was missed at second slip on 29 and Batty was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for @placeholder as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.

Answer: Derbyshire

Answer: Derby

Answer: Derbyshire

Answer: Derbyshire

Answer: Derbyshire

Question: Wilson said: 'It was a hard fought day, I thought they bowled pretty well, @placeholder in particular and it was difficult, especially when the lights came on.

Answer: Mark Footitt

Answer: Footitt

Answer: Mark Footitt


A mother and her four children are fighting for their lives after being mowed down by a car 'doing 100mph' as they strolled to the park. Five ambulances and an air ambulance rushed to Grove Lane in Handsworth, Birmingham, following the horrific collision at 12.05pm today. Paramedics found a woman in her 30s, a four-year-old boy, a seven-year-old girl, a 12-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy had been hit by a grey Seat Leon. Witnesses said the two youngest children were sent flying '20 to 30 metres down the road' due to the force of the impact as the family crossed the road.
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Five ambulances and air ambulance rushed to collision at 12.05pm today
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Found a woman in her 30s and four children had been hit by a Seat Leon
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Witnesses said two youngest children were sent '30 metres down the road'
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Police have arrested a 35-year-old man on suspicion of dangerous driving

Question: Another witness, who was travelling on a bus on @placeholder when the collision happened, said: 'I was at the front of the bus so got a clear view.

Answer: Grove Lane


(CNN) A man says he was ejected from a Delta Air Lines flight because he went to the bathroom while waiting for the plane to leave the Atlanta airport. Kima Hamilton told CNN affiliate WISN he simply could not wait to use the restroom while the plane was waiting to take off for Milwaukee on April 18.  " ... it's at an emergency stage," Hamilton told WISN. After Hamilton had used the bathroom and returned to his seat, an unidentified Delta employee approached Hamilton and had a conversation that was recorded by a fellow passenger. "So I'm going to kindly ask you to please come with me," the employee said on the video.
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Passenger got a refund, but he's still "working through the emotions"
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Analyst: Plane has to follow aviation rules but enforcement is sporadic

Question: The other passengers were deboarded and reboarded and arrived in @placeholder an hour and a half late, WISN reported.

Answer: Milwaukee


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump potentially has millions of lives in his hands as the threat of a devastating war with North Korea swiftly escalates. Yet the President of the United States is raising new questions about his temperament, his judgment and his understanding of the resonance of his global voice and the gravity of his role with a wild sequence of insults, inflammatory tweets and bizarre comments. On Wednesday Trump caused outrage and sparked fears of violent reprisals against Americans and US interests overseas by retweeting graphic anti-Muslim videos by an extreme far right British hate group. Earlier this week he used a racial slur in front of Native American war heroes. He's attacked global press freedom, after cozying up to autocrats on his recent Asia tour.
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Trump potentially has millions of lives in his hands as the threat of a devastating war with North Korea
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It is a fateful time when there will be a premium on Trump's judgment

Question: Conversations about Trump's fitness and mental state have percolated in @placeholder for months.

Answer: Washington


The front man for Australian rock band Hunters and Collectors has strongly condemned the use of one of his songs at an anti-Islam rally. Mark Seymour shared an impassioned post to his 12,000 Facebook followers on Monday morning after he was informed the rock anthem 'Holy Grail' was chanted by Reclaim Australia members at a protest on Sunday. 'I've just been informed that Reclaim Australia are using 'Holy Grail' at their rallies,' Mr Seymour wrote. 'Let me be clear. Reclaim Australia is a racist organisation.' 'We stand together with refugees and asylum seekers the world over. 'We are opposed to bigotry, race hate and fascism.
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Mark Seymour has condemned use of one of his songs at anti-Islam rally
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He took to Facebook after being told 'Holy Grail' was sung by protesters
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Anti-Muslim supporters Reclaim Australia held multiple rallies on Sunday
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Mr Seymour called them 'racist' and asked 'to stand together with refugees'
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'Let me be clear. 'Reclaim Australia' is a racist organisation,' he wrote

Question: @placeholder released their own post in response saying they were 'deeply saddened,' but would honour his wishes and 'no longer play [his] songs.'

Answer: Reclaim Australia

Answer: Reclaim Australia

Answer: Reclaim Australia

Answer: Reclaim Australia

Answer: Reclaim Australia


Tehran, Iran (CNN) Preliminary results in Iran's first major election since last year's landmark nuclear deal show reformists poised to take all 30 seats up for grabs in the capital, Tehran, the country's Interior Ministry says. Results from outside the capital also indicated a strong showing by moderate candidates in the high-stakes election, which could shape the future of the country and its relationship with the West. The reformist candidates are overwhelmingly loyal to President Hassan Rouhani, although some are critical of some of his policies. Some 33 million Iranians -- nearly 60% of eligible voters -- cast ballots in twin elections Friday, according to Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli.
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Preliminary results show reformists are poised to take all 30 seats in Tehran, ministry says
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Voters decide members of parliament and Assembly of Experts
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The Assembly of Experts selects the successor to Iran's Supreme Leader

Question: Many @placeholder hope the elections will lead to a better future.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iranians

Answer: Iran


The past few days have been turbulent, to say the least, for British middleweight, Luke Barnatt. When his upcoming fight against Clint Hester was scrapped from the UFC's Fairfax card on April 4, after Hester developed a foot injury, Barnatt was on the hunt for a replacement opponent. 'I heard from Clint directly that he was injured and out of the fight.' Barnatt told Sportsmail. 'I spoke to Joe Silva and he said there's no-one on the roster who is free to fight you, so it might have to be a newcomer. But I didn't want to fight a newcomer who people knew nothing about. He had a few guys in mind but none of them could take the fight or would agree to it.
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The pair will meet at UFC Fight Night: Edgar vs. Faber on May 16
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British middleweight Luke Barnatt says he will 'retire Mark Munoz'
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The spectacle marks the UFC's first ever event in the Philippines

Question: 'I said, 'Why don't you give me @placeholder and let me fight in the Philippines?'

Answer: Mark Munoz

Question: 'Then @placeholder called back and said he'd made about 500 phone calls and that he couldn't find anyone, so your wish is my command – you're fighting Mark in the Philippines.

Answer: Joe Silva


A Georgia couple who were allegedly drugged, beaten and stabbed by their two sons during an attempted double murder are standing by them, insisting the pair had 'one bad moment'. Yvonne and Zachery Ervin, both 50, told Good Morning America on Monday morning there were no warning signs to suggest Christopher Ervin, 22, and Cameron Ervin, 17, would brutally attack them on September 5 and try and blow up their suburban Atlanta home. They maintained they loved the pair 'unconditionally' and added the only issues they had with them was when they wouldn't clean their room and would sometimes give them a bad attitude.
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Yvonne and Zachery Ervin spoke candidly on Good Morning America
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Maintain they forgive Christopher and Cameron after September 5 attack
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The pair allegedly put Xanax in pairs drinks after preparing them dinner
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Sons then allegedly beat and strangled Yvonne and stabbed Zacahary
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They are behind bars charged with aggravated assault and arson
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The Georgia parents insist there were no problems at home beforehand

Question: The parents told police their sons also tried to strangle them, and @placeholder said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.

Answer: Yvonne

Answer: Yvonne

Answer: Yvonne


Washington (CNN) North Korea might not be able to reach the U.S. mainland with a nuclear weapon yet, but the political fallout from its claimed hydrogen bomb test is here already. Even before the shockwaves of the 5.1 temblor triggered by Tuesday's test wore off, Hillary Clinton was fighting off a volley of Republican attacks, GOP presidential candidates were talking tough and Donald Trump jumped on a chance to chastise China. The episode was a fresh indication of the challenge that Clinton faces in running for the White House on her record as secretary of state, which makes it impossible for her to escape deficiencies in President Barack Obama's national security legacy.
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The episode is a fresh indication of the challenge that Clinton faces in running for the White House on her record as secretary of state
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Washington has tried punishment and inducements repeatedly with North Korea and has failed to change its calculations

Question: He then toughened his stance by including @placeholder in his "axis of evil."

Answer: North Korea

Answer: North Korea


(CNN) President Donald Trump has bragged -- and did so again during his State of the Union address Tuesday -- that the tax cuts Congress passed would be the biggest in history. There's no doubt the tax legislation slashed corporate tax rates and will give 80% of individual filers a tax cut, according to some estimates. But arguably, President Barack Obama passed a larger tax cut by making most of President George W. Bush's cuts permanent. President Ronald Reagan definitely did. And Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson probably did, too. "It will be the biggest tax decrease, or tax cut, in the history of our country," Trump said at the White House last month.
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Trump has said the tax cuts Congress passed would be the biggest ever
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They would not, according to the way the government measures tax cuts

Question: Even excluding Obama's cuts -- which were really extensions of previous cuts first enacted by Bush -- @placeholder's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Even accounting for @placeholder's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.

Answer: Ronald Reagan


(CNN) A Sacramento Police officer is under criminal investigation for a "disturbing" incident, captured on two videos, in which he threw an accused jaywalker to the ground and punched him repeatedly. The two-year veteran of the force, who has yet to be identified, has been placed on administrative leave with pay while his actions are under review. "I thought I was going to be the next Trayvon Martin to be honest," Nandi Cain Jr., the accused jaywalker, said later in an interview with CNN affiliate KTXL. Police released dashcam video of the confrontation, which occurred Monday after the officer exited his patrol car and approached Cain on a residential street in California's state capital.
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Episode was captured on cellphone and dashcam video
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Officer was placed on administrative leave and is under criminal investigation

Question: After @placeholder protests, "I looked both ways," and keeps walking, the officer says, "If you do not stop right now, I will take you to the ground."

Answer: Nandi Cain Jr.

Answer: Cain

Question: "The actions of the involved @placeholder are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances," the police department said in a statement.

Answer: Sacramento Police


A driver who barreled down a California boardwalk on a summer afternoon, killing an Italian honeymooner and injuring 17 other people, was convicted on Friday of second-degree murder. Nathan Campbell was seeking revenge after being ripped off in a $35 drug deal on August 3, 2013 and deliberately aimed his Dodge Avenger at vendors and tourists on the Venice Beach boardwalk, Deputy District Attorney Victor Avila told jurors. Campbell, 39, faces up to life in prison when sentenced August 5 for the murder of Alice Gruppioni, prosecutors said. He was also convicted on 17 counts of assault with a deadly weapon and ten counts of leaving an accident scene.
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Nathan Campbell deliberately drove his Dodge Avenger into vendors and tourists on Venice Beach on August 3, 2013, prosecutors said
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He killed Italian honeymooner Alice Gruppioni and injured 17 others as his car reached 35mph,
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He was convicted on Friday of second-degree murder and faces life in prison
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He was also convicted on 17 counts of assault with a deadly weapon and ten counts of leaving an accident scene
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The court heard that Campbell sought to run down the drug dealer he paid $35 to but never returned with methamphetamine

Question: 'We deeply miss @placeholder and our hearts will always be with our beautiful wife and daughter,' said a statement from attorney Gregory Bentley.

Answer: Alice Gruppioni


Madrid (CNN) -- Early editions of Spain's leading newspaper Thursday displayed a large front-page photo claiming to be an "unprecedented" and "exclusive" look at Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's medical treatment in Cuba. But the intubated man lying in a hospital bed shown in the photo wasn't Chavez, the newspaper soon discovered, and it began backtracking. El Pais took down the photo, which was on the newspaper's website for about 30 minutes, and also recalled the early editions of its newspaper from newsstands. "After learning that the image offered did not correspond to Chavez, El Pais also stopped distributing the print edition and started to send a new edition to retail outlets," the newspaper said in a statement on its website, explaining the retraction and apologizing to readers.
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NEW: El Pais says it will revise its verification procedures
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Venezuela's government says it plans to pursue legal action against newspaper
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El Pais publishes a photo of an intubated man in a hospital bed, then later retracts it
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The Spanish newspaper apologizes to its readers

Question: The newspaper's online statement said the photo had been provided by an agency that claimed it was an authentic image of @placeholder.

Answer: Hugo Chavez

Answer: Chavez

Answer: Chavez

Question: Several purported photos of the @placeholder leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuela

Question: Several purported photos of the Venezuelan leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of @placeholder since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.

Answer: Hugo Chavez

Answer: Chavez

Answer: Chavez


The Home Office has been slammed as 'grotesque' by a judge for trying to deny an Indian-born woman a British passport by suggesting that her mother could have had a secret lover. Deelavathi Bondada, the daughter of an Indian immigrant who settled in Britain and became a citizen of the UK, applied for a British passport after escaping an abusive marriage. The Government, acting under the authority of Home Secretary Theresa May, turned down the application because they said she could not prove who she was. Officials suggested that Ms Bondada, 45, might not actually be the daughter of her father Chandraiah - even though her parents had been married for 27 years at the time she was born.
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Deelavathi Bondada, 45, is the daughter of a British citizen born in India
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She applied for a UK passport after fleeing an abusive relationship
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But the Home Office turned her down saying her mother could have had a long-running affair with a man who was not her father
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Mr Justice Walker slammed Government view as 'astonishing and grotesque' in blistering judgment declaring Bondada a UK citizen

Question: Ms Bondada is now entitled to a British passport, and will be able to live in the @placeholder indefinitely.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


Using a knife to slice your a loaf would never be this nerve-wracking. This was the moment This Morning's Alice Beer nearly cut her hand on a bread slicing machine as Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby looked on in horror. The incident took place during a segment of the Bread Maker Buyer's Guide on the ITV programme, which saw Alice demonstrate a number of bread makers on the market. She then moved on to the bread slicer, using the gadget to cut a loaf of freshly baked bread. In the video, the electronic slicer whizzed noisily and both Holly and Phil looked worried at how close Alice's hand was to the sharp blade.
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Phil and Holly not happy with how close Alice's arms were to the blade
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The duo pleaded for Alice to stop but she continued to put the loaf through
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Presenters halted the demonstration before an accident took place

Question: I'm saying no,' Holly declared firmly as @placeholder reached over to switch the machine off.

Answer: Philip Schofield

Answer: Phil

Answer: Phil


At the Ballon d’Or ceremony in January Carlo Ancelotti and Diego Simeone were runners-up as Joachim Low won the best coach award for guiding Germany to the World Cup. As the two men small-talked in Zurich, Simeone is understood to have asked Ancelotti how life was in Madrid and his answer demonstrated perfectly the dynamic between the two men. He said he was happy in the city and keen to stay, but that life would be a lot easier if Simeone were not on the other side of town managing Atletico Madrid. Having already lost the Spanish Super Cup to Simeone at the start of the season, and the first league meeting between the two teams, since the FIFA gala Ancelotti has been knocked out of the Copa del Rey by his nemesis and beaten 4-0 in the league.
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Real Madrid host Atletico in Champions League quarter-final second leg
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First leg at Vicente Calderon finished 0-0 after physical encounter
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Carlo Ancelotti reportedly spoke to Diego Simeone about life in Madrid
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Italian boss told him life would be a lot easier if Atletico weren't around
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Real must win at the Bernabeu to go through, and Ancelotti may not last
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Winning nothing at Real Madrid results in an automatic dismissal
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Galacticos are currently two points adrift of La Liga leaders Barcelona
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Ancelotti has only won three times in 12 games against Simeone's Atletico

Question: Simeone (left) and Ancelotti (right) were runners-up behind Joachim Low at the @placeholder in January

Answer: Ballon d’Or

Question: The question of what will happen to @placeholder if he loses has already been extensively debated in Madrid.

Answer: Carlo Ancelotti

Answer: Ancelotti

Answer: Ancelotti

Answer: Carlo Ancelotti

Answer: Ancelotti

Answer: Ancelotti


A loved-up couple have made TV history by getting engaged after meeting on Channel 4 show First Dates just a few months ago. Scott White, 39,  left many viewers teary eyed when his proposal to girlfriend Victoria Wills, 29, from London, was aired on the Christmas special and season finale last night. Scott went down on one knee in the bar where the couple had first met just three months before in September. The sales manager started his speech by saying, 'Well miss, you know we talked about getting married' as he begins to get out of his seat and takes her hand.
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Scott White, 39, left many viewers teary eyed with his cute proposal
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He met fiancée Victoria Wills, 29, on the Channel 4 show in September
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Went down on one knee in the bar of the First Dates restaurant
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Popped question with jelly ring but later replaced it with a diamond one

Question: When they were invited back onto @placeholder, Scott decided it was the perfect time to pop the question.

Answer: First Dates

Answer: First Dates


(CNN) Donald Trump's week started with Sally Yates' damning testimony about Michael Flynn and ended with a series of wild tweets and an ever-changing story about exactly why he chose to fire FBI Director James Comey. Even by Trumpian standards, the wild swings, erratic messaging and general chaos was beyond the pale -- raising real concerns about whether Trump was losing control of the ship of state. Start with the testimony of Yates, the one-time acting attorney general, to a Senate subcommittee Monday. She made clear that on two occasions -- once on January 26 and then again on January 27 -- she sought out White House counsel Don McGahn to warn him that national security adviser Michael Flynn had been compromised by the Russians and was a blackmail risk. Trump didn't fire Flynn until 18 days later -- a seemingly inexplicable amount of time given the allegations against him.
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Even by Trumpian standards, the wild swings, erratic messaging and general chaos was beyond the pale
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The President himself debunked the White House's explanations for why he fired Comey
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Trump also sent out tweets that threatened Comey and raised the specter that he might be taping conversations

Question: @placeholder has built his presidency on his unpredictability and unorthodoxy.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trumpian

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trumpian

Answer: Trump


Despite complaints that Google Glass was too bulky and nerdy, rumours suggest the tech giant will release a new version with a larger prism display. The Enterprise Edition (EE) is also said to include an Intel Atom processor for improved performance and battery life. Some users of Glass, which was pulled in January following poor sales and mixed reviews, complained of eye strain after prolonged use. This may explain why Google might have decided to include a larger screen in its next design, 9to5Google reported. It’s rumoured that final iterations of the EE include a prism that extends further, allowing wearers to glance upwards and focus on the screen more comfortably than before.
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Rumours suggest Google will release a new version of Google Glass, dubbed the Enterprise Edition, with a larger prism display
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Improved screen could help to reduce eye strain for wearers
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Smart specs are also said to include an Intel Atom processor for improved performance and battery life compared to the previous version
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Some users of Glass, which was pulled in January following poor sales and mixed reviews, complained of eye strain after prolonged use

Question: The previous @placeholder headset was launched in a beta version under the firm's Explorer programme.

Answer: Google Glass

Answer: Glass

Answer: Google

Answer: Google

Answer: Google Glass

Answer: Glass


(CNN) Fifty years ago today, folk hero Bob Dylan caused an uproar when he took to the stage at Manchester's Free Trade Hall with -- wait for it -- an electric guitar. "Judas!" yelled someone in the crowd, referencing a traitor of biblical proportions. "I don't believe you," came Dylan's drawling, incredulous reply. For the British fans who had gathered to see their folk idol -- his 1963 album "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" had reached No. 1 in the UK -- this was the ultimate betrayal. RARE PHOTOS: Bob Dylan, in the beginning Audience members started slow hand-clapping. There were boos. People walked out.
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Dylan was booed by crowd and called "Judas" after singing with electric guitar
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Other controversial acts include Elvis Presley's "Hound Dog" hip moves in 1950s

Question: If anyone knew the times were a-changin, it was @placeholder.

Answer: Bob Dylan

Answer: Dylan

Answer: The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan

Answer: Dylan


Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino hailed his side's strength of character after Mousa Dembele's late strike sealed a 2-1 win over Anderlecht in the Europa League. The contest at White Hart Lane looked to be heading for a draw when Harry Kane's first-half strike was cancelled out by Imoh Ezekiel, but Dembele came off the bench to score a stunning winner in the 87th minute. The result puts Spurs top of Group J, one point ahead of Monaco, and means they now have two wins in four days heading into Sunday's crunch visit to north London rivals Arsenal. 'We knew Anderlecht are a very good team,' Pochettino said. 'It was a difficult start to the game. They had some chances. The way we managed the ball and moved the ball was very slow. It was difficult for us to create chances.
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Tottenham battled to a 2-1 victory over Anderlecht in the Europa League
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Mousa Dembele's late strike sealed the three points at White Hart Lane
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Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino hailed his side's strength of character
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Thursday's result puts Spurs top of Group J, one point ahead of Monaco

Question: 'The way @placeholder play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.

Answer: Anderlecht

Answer: Anderlecht

Answer: Anderlecht


A police chief in suburban Atlanta resigned Wednesday before a grand jury decides whether to charge him with a misdemeanor crime for accidentally shooting his sleeping wife after drinking alcohol and taking sleep medication, officials said. Police Chief William McCollom called 911 early New Year's Day to report accidentally shooting his ex-wife, Margaret, as the couple slept in their bed. A prosecutor plans to seek a misdemeanor charge — but not a felony — against McCollom. Resignation: Police Chief William McCollom resigned from his position in the Peachtree City Police Wednesday The couple divorced in 1999 and later reunited.
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Police Chief William McCollom resigned from his position in the Peachtree City Police Wednesday
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McCollom says he needs to focus on the recent tragedy in his 'personal family'
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A prosecutor is seeking to charge McCollom with  reckless conduct

Question: An investigation into the incident found that barking dogs woke @placeholder from his sleep in the middle of the night, CNN reports.

Answer: William McCollom

Answer: McCollom

Answer: William McCollom

Answer: William McCollom

Answer: McCollom

Answer: McCollom


Manny Pacquiao suffers from such bad leg cramps during training that he spends a staggering $1,800 on a tube of anti-inflammatory cream. The Filipino superstar is into the fourth week of his training camp ahead of his $300million mega-fight against Floyd Mayweather Jnr on May 2. And his trainer Freddie Roach revealed the problems he has due to the size of his calves. 'There's no magic cure for it,' Roach told Yahoo. 'We're doing what we can do. I've got the doctors working on it. There are some Filipino guys here who are massaging it for him. The cream cost $1,800 for a single bottle. I wasn't too happy about that.'
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Manny Pacquiao is deep in training to fight Floyd Mayweather
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He suffers from bad leg cramps due to the size of his calves
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Pacquiao spends $1,800 on a tube of anti-inflammatory cream
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He has had to change his training to include fewer hill runs
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Bob Arum: Mayweather vs Pacquiao HAD to be held in Las Vegas
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Pacquiao vs Mayweather news

Question: @placeholder has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.

Answer: Freddie Roach

Answer: Roach


(CNN) The departure of Neymar from Barcelona to Paris St Germain for a world record fee has it all. A young Brazilian soccer player who came to Europe to seek fame and fortune is offered ludicrous sums to abandon a world-famous club for a Qatari-bankrolled upstart. The deal speaks volumes about the almost insane sums of money being thrown at players and clubs in Europe as the continent's transfer market goes into hyper-drive. The influx of cash into European soccer over the past few years has been driven by the Gulf states and (more recently) by China, and by the enormous revenues earned by the top clubs through sponsorship and television rights.
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Brazilian soccer phenomenon is leaving one of the world's best clubs for a lesser known team
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Behind it all is Qatari cash, and the country's desire for status

Question: Perhaps that was the moment that PSG decided @placeholder must be theirs.

Answer: Neymar


(CNN) -- Suddenly, Europe is talking about growth and not just austerity. The French and the Greeks have followed voters in a series of other European countries in rejecting a pro-austerity government. The Greeks just denied their ruling parties a majority vote in the parliamentary elections, throwing into question the country's commitment to structural and fiscal reform. And the French elected Francois Hollande, who will be France's first Socialist president in 17 years. America has a large stake in European prosperity. Twenty-two percent of U.S. exports are sent to Europe and the two economies are stitched together with cross-border investments, interdependent capital markets and a shared view of global economic governance. Our mutual dependence has grown to the point that when either economy catches cold the other one risks more than a mild sniffle.
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French and Greeks reject their pro-austerity governments in elections
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Kent Hughes: America has a large stake in European prosperity
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He says that short-term austerity policies do not revive economic growth
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Hughes: Traders will benefit from market volatility, long-term investors will do fine

Question: @placeholder banks that have been harboring reserves are likely to be even more cautious going forward.

Answer: Europe

Answer: European

Answer: European

Answer: Europe

Answer: European


A 16-year-old girl was arrested on suspicion of trying to smuggle $100,000 worth of marijuana into the US from Mexico The teenager was detained with two women, aged 23 and 24, after officers allegedly found 185 pound haul in their Volkswagen sedan. A narcotics detection dog patrolling the boarder crossing in the Port of Lukesville, Arizona, picked out the vehicle for a secondary search, according to azcentral.com. A 16-year-old girl has been arrested trying to smuggle 12 bags of marijuana into the US from Mexico Officers from US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers examined the car and discovered 12 packages of marijuana.
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Arizona teen arrested for allegedly trying to smuggle marijuana into the US
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Girl,16, and two women in their 20s stopped by officials at Port Lukeville
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Customs and Border Protection said to have found 185lb of the drug

Question: Cannabis was legalized in the state of @placeholder for medical use in 2010 following a ballot.

Answer: Arizona

Answer: Arizona


Vitesse head coach Peter Bosz has admitted he wanted to get Ruben Loftus-Cheek to move to Holland on loan, but that his growing first-team influence at Chelsea has made a move 'impossible'. Loftus-Cheek was criticised for a lack of effort in a post-season friendly against Melbourne by manager Jose Mourinho, but the Portuguese coach still sees the 19-year-old having a key role in his squad next season. Fellow Blues youth product Lewis Baker made the loan move to Arnhem last week in the latest in a string of link-ups between the two clubs but a move for Loftus-Cheek was clearly off the table.
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Vitesse coach Peter Bosz says he wanted Ruben Loftus-Cheek on loan
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Dutch side have taken Lewis Baker on their latest loan from Chelsea
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A second Chelsea loanee is expected to be announced later this week

Question: In March, Mourinho said: 'Next season Ruben Loftus-@placeholder will be competing for a first-team position.

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Cheek


Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN) The body of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un slain last month, was identified using a DNA sample from his son, Malaysian authorities said Thursday. The sample was obtained by Malaysian authorities who went overseas to get it, Malaysia Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said. Kim Jong Nam was killed February 13 in what Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has called an assassination attempt. Kim was at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on his way to Macau when two women wiped his face with the highly lethal VX nerve agent, killing him in 20 minutes, Malaysian police said.
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Kim Jong Nam was identified publicly last week after Malaysia received DNA sample
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South Korea and Malaysia accuse North Korea of killing Kim; Pyongyang denies it

Question: Authorities from both countries have said the women believed they were participating in a prank TV show, but @placeholder authorities do not believe that's true.

Answer: Malaysia

Answer: Malaysian

Answer: Malaysian

Answer: Malaysia

Answer: Malaysian

Answer: Malaysian

Answer: Malaysia

Answer: Malaysia


(CNN) Seven people died from drug overdoses in Ohio's Cuyahoga County on Saturday, prompting the county's medical examiner to issue a public health warning. Fifty-two drug overdose deaths occurred in August alone, the highest such number in a given month for the county. said Chris Harris, the communications specialist for Cuyahoga County medical examiner's office. Three-hundred fifty people in the county have died from drug overdoses in 2016, and it is projected to have 500 fatalities caused by opioid drug overdoses by the end of the year, doubling the number from the previous year, according to Harris. "This cluster of deaths is deeply concerning," medical examiner Thomas Gilson said in a statement. "Although there is no clear link between the individuals, this number clearly raises the possibility of a very deadly drug in the community."
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Ohio has experienced a rash of fatal drug overdoses
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Good Samaritan laws among initiatives to fight the scourge

Question: Ohio recently passed the @placeholder law, which allows people to report fatal overdoses without fear of legal consequences.

Answer: Good Samaritan


Twitter has ruthlessly mocked Starbucks campaign for the company's new anti-racism campaign in which baristas talk to customers about race issues while serving their coffee. One user tweeted, 'I don't have time to explain 400 years of oppression to you & still make my train', while another pointed out, 'y'all realize there are no coloured hands in the press photos right'. A third speculated, 'maybe Starbucks actually wanted to get people of all races & ethnicities to join hands and make fun'. Scroll down for video Campaign: Starbucks boss Howard Schultz has instructed staff to write 'RaceTogether' on cups in an effort to draw customers into a discussion about the state of race relations in America
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Howard Schultz, boss of Starbucks, told baristas to write 'RaceTogether' on  cups in an effort to stimulate debate about racism
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Twitter users quickly branded the campaign 'patronizing' and 'cringe-inducing', and subjected executives to a wave of mockery
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One user pointed out that no black people featured in publicity photographs for the campaign
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Corey duBrowa, a Starbucks PR executive, was forced to delete his Twitter account as he felt 'overwhelmed by the volume and tenor of the discussion'

Question: It was hoped that customers who encounter the slogan on their coffee cup would be inspired to discuss the deeper issues affecting @placeholder, in an attempt to 'create a more empathetic and inclusive society - one conversation at a time'.

Answer: America

Question: '#@placeholder is what happens when a 1%-er without any actual anti-racist education or training has a mid-life "white man's burden" crisis,' one user tweeted.

Answer: RaceTogether

Answer: RaceTogether

Question: 'We believe guns and weapons should not be part of the @placeholder experience,' he said.

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks

Answer: Starbucks