(CNN) -- Miles Craigwell is a 21st-century warrior. The armor has come off, the helmet lays on the side of the field. Gone are his gridiron days -- this is rugby sevens and it's as fast as it is brutal. "We're modern-day gladiators," the 27-year-old told CNN's Rugby Sevens Worldwide show. "We are out there fighting, we are brotherhood, together, we're teammates. We hit each other for one another and we have each others' backs, so I think that sums it up very much." Craigwell knows all about being in a battle -- after an impressive college career at Brown University, he was tipped for big things when he was drafted by the Miami Dolphins.
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Miles Craigwell plays rugby sevens for the United States
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He was drafted by NFL team Miami Dolphins after college
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Craigwell failed to make the grade and took up rugby instead
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U.S. welcomes sevens circuit to Las Vegas in January

Question: Sevens is a non-stop sport, with games divided into seven-minute halves -- a world away from the stop-start nature of the @placeholder.

Answer: NFL


(CNN) "Right now, he's probably in his PJs watching cable news, reaching for his cell phone/ In the middle of the night from the privacy of a gold-plated white toilet seat, he's writing Liddle Bob Corker, NFL and covfefe." Those are lyrics from Brad Paisley's fake remix of Carrie Underwood's smash hit, "Before He Cheats," which the pair performed to a laughing audience while hosting the 51st Annual Country Music Association Awards in Nashville Wednesday night, where they mocked President Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and other political figures in a series of musical zingers. "And it's fun to watch, yeah, that's for sure, until Little Rocket Man starts a nuclear war, and then maybe next time he'll think before he tweets," Paisley continued singing, poking fun at Trump's Twitter habits and the President's nickname for North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley hosted their 10th CMA Awards show
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They get political, mocking Trump and other public figures

Question: "Now @placeholder, I don't know if you heard about this, but the CMA has given us some 'guidelines' with specific topics to avoid," Underwood said.

Answer: Brad Paisley

Answer: Brad Paisley


A couple who tested their relationship by appearing on a TV show where only one of them could choose their future home have admitted the emotional experience was worth it in the end. Sophie Riding, 25, and Paul Hopkins, 29, from Preston, appeared on the first episode of Watch's 'Honey I Bought The House' on Monday - a Don't Tell The Bride-style show in which Paul had just three weeks to make the life-changing decision over which property they should buy without any input from his fiancee. Viewers saw Sophie breakdown in tears after it was revealed Paul had paid £170,000 for a three-bed semi-detached home for them which she hated.
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Paul and Sophie appeared on first episode of Honey I Bought The House
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Watch show offers couples £15,000 towards a new house
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Only one of them can choose the property
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Sophie cried when she saw the home he chose for £170,000
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She said she hated the three-bed semi-detached property
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But three months after they moved in, she now loves it

Question: 'The problem was @placeholder wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.

Answer: Sophie Riding

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie

Question: But now @placeholder has changed her tune and while she was upset at the time, she said she couldn't be happier with their new home.

Answer: Sophie Riding

Answer: Sophie

Answer: Sophie


A real estate investment trust (REIT) that's considering getting out of the snow business could end up making the largest single ski resort transaction in the sport's history. CNL Lifestyle Properties owns more than a dozen ski resorts from Maine to California that are worth hundreds of millions of dollars. If CNL sells all of its 16 properties to one buyer, industry officials say it would be the biggest real estate transaction in the history of skiing. Scroll down for video CNL Lifestyle Properties owns more than a dozen ski resorts like Sunday River in Maine (pictured above)
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CNL Lifestyle Properties could sell off all the properties it owns in one deal
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Firm owns resorts such as Sugarloaf in Maine and Brighton in Utah
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Besides selling the resorts off in one deal, other options include a private buyout or a listing on a publicly traded exchange
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The investment trust anticipates having an 'exit strategy' by December 31
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Whether resorts are sold or not, skiing experience should remain similar

Question: There's only one other REIT that's a big player in the ski industry besides @placeholder.

Answer: CNL Lifestyle Properties

Answer: CNL

Answer: CNL Lifestyle Properties

Answer: CNL Lifestyle Properties


(CNN) Paul Manafort and Richard Gates are under a multicount indictment with each facing lengthy prison terms, if convicted. Money laundering is the most serious crime charged and is premised on Manafort's and Gates' alleged failure to register with the Justice Department as foreign agents. While a money laundering case based on a failure to register as a foreign agent is not common, the allegations in the indictment, if proven, would appear to satisfy the requirements of the money laundering statute. If convicted, not only would Manafort and Gates face the possibility of prison time, but they also could be required to forfeit any property, real or personal, involved in the offense or traced to it. (In Manafort's case, this could reach up to $18 million.) How strong a case special counsel Robert Mueller has will be determined at their trial, currently scheduled to begin May 7, 2018. Both have pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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Stefan Cassella and Michael Zeldin say prosecutors will have to prove several things to convict Trump's former campaign manager of the most serious charge against him
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The domestic and international money laundering counts in the indictment operate differently, they say

Question: It is, therefore, not surprising that @placeholder's lawyers have begun pushing back.

Answer: Paul Manafort

Answer: Manafort

Answer: Manafort

Answer: Manafort


(CNN)  -- President Obama slowly walked across the grounds of Cape Coast Castle, a slave outpost in Ghana where hundreds of thousands of Africans were shipped as human cargo to a life of bondage in the United States, South America and the Caribbean. President Obama and his family toured Cape Coast Castle during their trip to Ghana. "You almost feel as if the walls can speak. You try to project yourself into these incredibly harrowing moments," Obama told CNN's Anderson Cooper. When the president reached the "Door of No Return," an arched gateway with thick doors that would shut behind African men, women and children before they were forced onto slave ships, Obama looked out over the Atlantic Ocean where waves crashed onto rocks. "Obviously there's a sense of what a profound sorrow must've been felt as people were hauled off into the great unknown," he said.
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Obama's visit to Ghana came weeks after Senate apologized for slavery
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Debate still rages over apology; Maryland lawmaker says there's "no need" for one
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Katrina Browne learned her ancestors from the North made millions trading slaves
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In Ghana, Obama says issue is still relevant: "Capacity for cruelty still exists"

Question: "I'm a firm believer in the @placeholder government apologizing because of all the ways in which the government supported and condoned and made slavery possible," said Browne, who has also traveled to Ghana to see Cape Coast Castle.

Answer: United States


From awkwardly handing a beggar some change, to failing at eating a bacon sandwich, it is fair to say Labour spin doctors have so far failed to make Ed Miliband look cool. But now Twitter users are attempting to give the somewhat uninspiring party leader a makeover, by editing his face on to famous men's bodies. From Hollywood legends Marlon Brando and Harrison Ford, to astronaut Neil Armstrong and even TV's latest heart-throb Poldark, these images prove there is nothing that photoshop cannot achieve. Scroll down for video Ed, Ed Miliband: In an attempt to make the Labour leader look cool, Twitter users have begun editing his face on to the body of famous men, including Daniel Craig as James Bond in movie Casino Royale
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Ed Miliband has history of appearing awkwardly in front of the camera
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Twitter account aims to reinvent Labour leader as a symbol of cool
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Miliband's face  edited on to famous men's bodies such as Daniel Craig

Question: Cool @placeholder, which was created just last Saturday, has already posted 45 images of the Labour leader, and has attracted 3,500 followers.

Answer: Ed Miliband

Answer: Ed

Answer: Ed Miliband

Answer: Ed Miliband

Answer: Miliband

Question: The teenager has 12,000 followers and claims to be the leader of #milifandom, a group of Labour backers and @placeholder admirers, who use the hashtag to show their support.

Answer: Ed Miliband

Answer: Ed

Answer: Ed Miliband

Answer: Ed Miliband

Answer: Miliband


Washington (CNN) Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin declined Thursday to commit to only using commercial travel for the rest of his time at the agency after coming under fire for certain taxpayer-funded trips. "I can promise the American taxpayer that the only time that I will be using mil air is when there are issues either for national security or we have to get to various different things where there's no other means," he said on CBS 'This Morning.' "Mil air" is a shorthand for military air. Mnuchin has been scrutinized for requesting to use military planes for non-governmental travel, joining a number of Trump administration officials who have recently been criticized for their method of business and personal travel.
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Mnuchin has come under fire for various instances
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Several Trump officials have recently been criticized for their travel methods

Question: The @placeholder has previously defended Mnuchin's trip as "official government travel" and denied that viewing the eclipse was the primary purpose of the trip.

Answer: Treasury


(CNN) President Donald Trump, during a meeting earlier this year with Alaska's two Republican senators, asked about reversing a decision made by the Obama administration and renaming the nation's largest mountain, according to Sen. Dan Sullivan. In a nod to Alaska's native population, former President Barack Obama announced in 2015 that he was officially renaming the country's tallest mountain from Mt. McKinley to Denali, its name in the indigenous Athabascan language. But during a March 2017 meeting in the Oval Office with Trump and Sen. Lisa Murkowski, the President asked about changing the name back, Sullivan told the Alaska Federation of Natives convention, as reported by the Anchorage Dispatch News.
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The 20,320-foot behemoth that anchors Denali National Park was named for the former president in 1896
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During the campaign, Trump railed against Obama's move to rename the mountain Denali

Question: The meeting came as @placeholder and the senators discussed several Obama administration moves limiting development in Alaska.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump appeared open Friday to compromising on his oft-repeated pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare -- citing a conversation with none other than President Barack Obama himself. But the openness was complicated by a shift in the official positions listed on his website. The comments, made in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, signal less of a policy shift for Trump than a change from the rhetoric that helped win him the presidency just three days ago and could set up a fight with conservatives. Trump told the paper he was reconsidering his stance after Thursday's meeting with Obama, who urged him to protect parts of the law. Trump said he would like to keep the provision forbidding discrimination based on pre-existing conditions and to allow young Americans to remain on their parents' healthcare plans.
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Trump told the paper he was reconsidering his stance after Thursday's meeting with Obama
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It's a far cry from what Trump uttered during the primary to his boisterous fans at rallies

Question: Trump's positions on Friday are not entirely new, as he's previously voiced support for certain parts of @placeholder as a candidate.

Answer: Obamacare

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


He might need to brush up on his diplomatic skills after revealing that Louis van Gaal told his Manchester United players to ‘ignore the fans’ during Tuesday’s win over CSKA Moscow, but there is nothing wrong with Jesse Lingard’s ability on the ball. On a night when the yearning of United supporters for some old school entertainment was never more apparent, what better occasion for Lingard to come to the fore? A wide player born in nearby Warrington and raised in the best Old Trafford traditions, taking the game to the opposition in a way that United’s bigger names have often struggled to do under Van Gaal.
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Manchester United pounced late to defeat CSKA Moscow 1-0 on Tuesday
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Jesse Lingard assisted Wayne Rooney strike in Champions League game
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Louis van Gaal told players to ignore fans during half-time team talk
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Lingard has impressed this term, gaining favour over £25million summer signing Memphis Depay at Old Trafford

Question: No-one rose to the challenge and averted a mutiny more than Lingard, 22, as he capped an impressive performance by providing the assist for @placeholder’s late winner.

Answer: Wayne Rooney


The wife of a Florida chef who was killed by a suspected drunk driver on Saturday has given birth his son, only three days following his death. Ana Granucci Davis, 28, wife of St Petersburg chef Aaron Davis, 31, gave birth to their son Andrew Aaron Lawrence on Tuesday. 'Andrew and I are doing very well and we are both ready to take on this new adventure together with Audrey, my daughter,' Mrs Davis told the Tampa Bay Times following her son's birth. Scroll down for video Aaron Davis, head chef at The Kitchen,  fatally struck by 25-year-old Jason Lanard Mitchell on Saturday around 2am, according to police (Aaron pictured right with his wife, Ana Davis, and their baby girl Audrey)
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Aaron Davis, head chef at The Kitchen in Florida, was killed while walking on Saturday by suspected drunk driver Jason Lanard Mitchell, police said
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Mitchell, 25, sped through several red lights before striking Davis and his co-worker Brian LaFrance, who was treated and released from hospital
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Ana Granucci Davis, 28, wife of Aaron, had second child Andrew Aaron Lawrence on Tuesday
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The couple, who married in 2013, met four years ago and also have a 21-month-old daughter Audrey
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Mitchell faces several charges including DUI manslaughter, vehicular homicide, aggravated fleeing and eluding and leaving scene of crash

Question: Moments before  Mr @placeholder was struck by Mitchell's speeding car were captured on video released by police.

Answer: Aaron Davis

Answer: Aaron Davis

Answer: Aaron

Answer: Aaron Davis

Answer: Davis

Answer: Aaron

Question: Last week, Mr @placeholder had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.

Answer: Aaron Davis

Answer: Aaron Davis

Answer: Aaron

Answer: Aaron Davis

Answer: Davis

Answer: Aaron


When 18-year-old Jackson Byrnes was told he had only weeks to live, only one surgeon in Australia was willing to perform the surgery that would either save his life, leave him paralysed or worse. Incredibly, the teenager has woken up from having his catastrophic brain tumour removed with the ability to move his body, thank his surgeon and even to ask his relieved mother for food. ‘It’s such a relief, it’s just amazing. Jackson is a fighter!’ his mother Rhonda told Daily Mail Australia. His elated family are ‘over the moon’ that the surgery was more of a success than they dared to even dream it would be.
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Doctors found Jackson Byrnes' aggressive brain tumour three weeks ago
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Only one surgeon in Australia, Dr Charlie Teo, was willing to operate
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More than $95,000 was raised for Jackson by strangers to pay for the $80,000 surgery and help fund his treatment
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It was expected Jackson would wake paralysed from the extremely risky op
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Instead, he woke up and moved his arms, head and thanked Dr Teo
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It's hoped the operation has bought him more time

Question: After a tense seven hour long wake, Jackson woke But when @placeholder woke up, the was told to try and lift his left arm and he did!

Answer: Jackson Byrnes

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Jackson Byrnes

Answer: Jackson

Answer: Jackson


The reputation of German football and its most lauded figurehead, Franz Beckenbauer, is in renewed peril as The Mail on Sunday can reveal that he is alleged to have had a central role in endorsing a financial inducement to Malta just weeks before that country voted for Germany to stage the 2006 World Cup. Our investigation suggests that Beckenbauer, Germany's most iconic footballing hero, was complicit in influencing the votes of FIFA's executive committee in 2000, in a bid process for the 2006 tournament in which England lost out. Beckenbauer, 70, was the president of Bayern Munich at the time as well as the head of Germany's 2006 organising committee.
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Mail on Sunday investigation suggests Franz Beckenbauer was complicit in influencing votes of FIFA's executive committee for 2006 World Cup
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Germany won the right to host the tournament in 2000 ahead of England
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Beckenbauer was head of Germany's 2006 organising committee
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A lucrative deal was struck for Bayern Munich to face Malta in a friendly
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Maltese FA paid £162,000 just five weeks before they voted for Germany

Question: @placeholder ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.

Answer: FIFA

Answer: FIFA


British tennis is hoping for a historic weekend in Ghent as Leon Smith aims to guide his side to Davis Cup glory. Great Britain, who last won the tennis national team competition back in 1936, face Belgium for the trophy on the clay of the Flanders Expo. It’s been an impressive run to the final for Smith’s squad, who have defeated USA, France and Australia along the way to the finale. The last time Great Britain reached the final in 1978, Paul Hutchins guided them to the showdown in California having also defeated Australia in the semi-finals and including a pair of brothers in the line-up. Here is how the 2015 and 1978 finals compare:
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Great Britain face Belgium in the Davis Cup final this weekend in Ghent
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Andy Murray is the talisman in Leon Smith's side out in Belgium
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Great Britain last reached the Davis Cup final in 1978 in defeat by the USA
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Nine-time champions Great Britain haven't won the trophy since 1936

Question: Obviously there was no internet for fans back in '78 but @placeholder confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'

Answer: Paul Hutchins


One of Britain’s swankiest casinos has come up with a revolutionary way of getting round the smoking ban – by putting gaming tables on its new roof garden. The multi-million-pound development at the Hilton Hotel in Park Lane, Central London, will enable clients to enjoy a cigarette and gamble at the same time, and is expected to be particularly popular with wealthy clients who find the ban on smoking in enclosed public spaces irksome. The move will see a return to the days of Dr No, when Sean Connery as 007 meets the voluptuous Sylvia Trench at Le Cercle club, languidly puts a Morland cigarette to his lips and introduces himself with the immortal line: ‘Bond. James Bond.’
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Outdoor casino earmarked for Hilton Hotel in Park Lane, Central London
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Casino clients will be able to enjoy a cigarette and gamble at the same time
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Gaming tables will be placed on a new roof garden extension at the hotel
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Hilton Park Lane Casino opened last year with membership costing £1,000

Question: The name's Bond - @placeholder: Sean Connery, as 007, lights up a cigarette in a casino in 1962's Dr No

Answer: Bond

Answer: James Bond


(CNN) The Syrian rebels' assault on regime-held parts of Aleppo keeps getting deadlier, with 84 people killed over the past three days, the Syrian military said Monday. The latest violence also wounded 280 people in western Aleppo, Syria's General Command of the Armed Forces said. Syrian rebels have intensified attacks on western Aleppo to try to break the regime's siege of opposition-held eastern Aleppo, which has been choked off from food, fuel and other necessities. The military said rebels fired more than 100 mortars and launched 50 rockets. It also accused rebels of using chlorine gas on civilian areas, saying there were 48 cases of breathing difficulties.
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Syrian rebels have stepped up attacks to try to break the regime's siege of rebel-held eastern Aleppo
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A UN envoy says he's "appalled" by the number of rockets indiscriminately launched by armed opposition

Question: The regime, too, has been accused of indiscriminately attacking civilians in @placeholder.

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo

Answer: Aleppo


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump drove out his chief of staff on Friday, replacing Reince Priebus with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly in an explosive move that ends a turbulent six-month tenure. "The President wanted to go a different direction," Priebus told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room" Friday evening. "A president has a right to hit a reset button. I think it's a good time to hit the reset button. I think he was right to hit the reset button." "I'm always going to be a Trump fan," Priebus said. "I'm on Team Trump and I look forward to helping him achieve his goals and his agenda for the American people."
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An explosive move that ends a turbulent six-month tenure
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Priebus lacked strong support from key members of Trump's inner circle

Question: Trump sent a message of thanks to @placeholder after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."

Answer: Reince Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Question: Trump sent a message of thanks to Priebus after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that @placeholder was a "good man."

Answer: Reince Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Question: In his CNN interview, @placeholder repeatedly declined to respond to the comments.

Answer: Reince Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Question: That left Priebus with the blame for many of the administration's legislative stumbles, including the arduous attempts at passing a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare -- which @placeholder had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.

Answer: Reince Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Answer: Priebus

Answer: Priebus


A  couple's plans for a dream engagement on their luxury Mexican holiday were ruined - when the groom-to-be was hit by suspected salmonella poisoning. Joe Kilgannon, 24, and his fiancee Cezanne Bannon, 22, are suing Thomas Cook after  their romantic getaway to the five-star Mexican hotel was cursed by chronic food poisoning. The forklift truck driver fell ill just days into the break at the five-star Grand Bahia Principe in Riviera Maya - and had hospital treatment for salmonella poisoning back home in Britain. Joe Kilgannon, 24, and bride-to-be Cezanne Bannon, 22, are suing Thomas Cook after he fell ill on holiday
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Joe Kilgannon, 24, and  Cezanne Bannon, 22, are suing holiday company
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Newport couple claim engagement was ruined by chronic food poisoning
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Couple paid £2,000 for stay at Grand Bahia Principe, Riviera Maya, Mexico
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Thomas Cook are investigating 'at present, unsubstantiated allegations'

Question: Mr @placeholder, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.

Answer: Joe Kilgannon

Answer: Joe Kilgannon

Answer: Joe Kilgannon


(CNN) -- U.S. kidnapping victim Jaycee Dugard, who gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivity, said she did what she had to do to survive. During a wide-ranging interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer that aired Sunday night, Dugard opened up about her experiences at the hands of her captors, Nancy and Philip Garrido. Dugard was just 11 years old when she was abducted in 1991 from the street in front of her South Lake Tahoe, California, home. The Garridos held her and her daughters in a hidden compound of sheds and tarpaulins until she was found in 2009.
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Jaycee Dugard was just 11 when she was abducted
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She gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivity
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Her memoir, "A Stolen Life," is due in stores on Tuesday
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Dugard speaks exclusively to ABC News' Diane Sawyer

Question: "There's a switch that I had to shut off," she told @placeholder.

Answer: Diane Sawyer

Answer: Diane Sawyer

Question: Dugard recounted the first moment @placeholder entered her life.

Answer: Jaycee Dugard

Answer: Philip Garrido

Answer: Jaycee Dugard


Jose Mourinho could be offered a route back to Real Madrid if Rafa Benitez is sacked. That is the view of the club’s former president Ramon Calderon, who claimed that Benitez was only appointed after the Chelsea manager turned down the Spanish giants this summer. Mourinho left Madrid in 2013 before returning to Stamford Bridge for his second spell at the west London club. However, his future at Chelsea is under intense scrutiny following a poor start to the season. Games: 178 Wins: 128, Draws: 28, Losses: 22 Copa del Rey: 2011 La Liga: 2012 ‘It is not a secret that the current Real Madrid president (Florentino Perez) has backed Mourinho many times. He likes him a lot,’ Calderon told talkSPORT.
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Ramon Calderon expects Jose Mourinho to return to Real Madrid
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Former president expects Bernabeu return if Rafael Benitez flops as boss
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Mourinho has a good relationship with current president Florentino Perez
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Mourinho was previously in charge at Real Madrid between 2010 and 2013
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Chelsea currently 16th in Premier League under Portuguese boss
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Read: Mourinho's abysmal record in promoting youth players is exposed

Question: ‘I know it seems strange, but if @placeholder doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.

Answer: Rafa Benitez

Answer: Benitez

Answer: Rafael Benitez


(CNN) Deep in the Angolan jungle, scientists have discovered a new species of primate thanks to its booming voice. But any elation has been short lived for the team behind the find, as the animal is in immediate peril due to the destruction of its habitat. The size of a squirrel (around six inches long without the tail), the Angolan dwarf galago is a kind of bushbaby, a small primate family scattered all over sub-Saharan Africa. However, most bushbabies are even smaller, making this one a giant among its tiny family. Scientists at the Nocturnal Primate Research Group at Oxford Brookes University, UK found the dwarf galago thanks to its distinctive call — a loud, chirping crescendo of longer notes, followed by a fading twitter, used to attract mates and scare rivals away.
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Researchers at Oxford Brookes University discovered the dwarf galago due to its distinctive sounds
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The new find's habitat deep in the Kumbira forest, Angola is under threat from logging and other human activity

Question: Armed with night vision flashlights, cameras and audio recorders, the team of researchers scoured the misty @placeholder in northwestern Angola under the cover of dark, breathlessly listening for sounds of the nocturnal galagos, a distant cousins of the great apes and humans.

Answer: Kumbira


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A German man is facing federal charges in the United States on suspicion of trying to extort money from supermodel Cindy Crawford and her husband, using a photograph of the couple's then-7-year-old daughter, court documents said. Edis Kayalar is charged with one count of extortion in a criminal complaint filed Thursday, according to Thom Mrozek, spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Central District of California. The photo, apparently taken as a prank by their former nanny, shows the couple's daughter bound to a chair, court documents said. Kayalar was deported to Germany from the United States in September after he had repeated contacts with Crawford and her husband, business mogul Rande Gerber. However, the complaint against him alleges, he continued to demand money from them.
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Edis Kayalar, of Germany, charged in U.S. with extortion
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Man used photo of Crawford's daughter in extortion attempt, authorities allege
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Court documents: Photo, showing girl bound to a chair, apparently taken by nanny for prank
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Man claimed he stole photo from nanny, court documents say

Question: In November, Kayalar began calling the couple from @placeholder, however, saying he had no choice but to demand more money since they had "gotten him deported," court documents said.

Answer: German

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germany


(CNN) The death in Syria last week of Mustafa Badriddine, Hezbollah's top operational commander in Syria, automatically and inevitably raised the fear of another confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah. After all, Lebanese media close to Hezbollah had been quick to accuse the Israelis of killing its storied terror operative. Hezbollah soon suggested that Israel was not, after all, responsible. Instead, it announced that its man was killed by insurgent groups that the Lebanese Shia militia has been fighting in Syria. Yet while we may never find out the exact circumstances of Badriddine's death, and while the potential for a new and deadly war in the Middle East has, for the time being, been averted, the truth is that an Israeli-Lebanese war that could plunge the Middle East into even greater chaos remains a genuine possibility.
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Mustafa Badreddine, Hezbollah's commander in Syria, was killed this month
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Aaron Miller: Tensions continue between Israel and Hezbolllah despite death being blamed on insurgents

Question: But it would surely involve the massive use of air power against @placeholder positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Hezbolllah


Xabi Alonso scored a spectacular goal for Bayern Munich as they beat Bundesliga rivals Darmstadt to earn a place in the quarter-finals of the German Cup on Tuesday. After the match the Bayern players returned to the pitch and held a banner up to the supporters that read: 'Thank you for Everything.' This was Bayern's final game at the Allianz Arena in 2015 with German clubs set for a winter break after this weekend's Bundesliga fixtures and the players were clearly in the festive spirit as they donned Christmas hats. Bayern, as expected, controlled the game but laboured at the Allianz Arena to overcome a well-organised Darmstadt, and did not create many chances against the top flight newcomers.
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Bayern Munich beat Darmstadt 1-0 to reach German Cup quarter-finals
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Xabi Alonso opened the scoring with a thunderous volley after 40 minutes
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This was Bayern's last home game before German clubs take winter break
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The players emerged after the game wearing Santa hats and thanked fans

Question: Bayern reamin on course to win three titles this season thanks to the well-taken @placeholder goal.

Answer: Xabi Alonso

Answer: Xabi Alonso


(CNN) It's so typical of the West to sneer at the actions of what they see as "small brown folk on the other side of the world." The latest example of this racist and colonial mentality is the outrage and virtue-signaling criticism of the Philippines' hardline approach to drug crime under President Rodrigo Duterte. Yet the Philippines has a problem. The scourge of drugs -- particularly crystal methamphetamine, known in the country as shabu -- has taken its toll on families and relationships and on communities and barangays (small neighborhood-based local governments) right around the nation. It's a problem that has led to theft, violence and death over many years. And it's a problem that has helped keep so many Filipinos further entrenched in a poverty so deep it is hard for Westerners to imagine.
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Australian politician: 'We need strength to tackle our drug problem here in the West'
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West needs to stop 'sneering' at Duterte and listen to him, Christensen says

Question: But @placeholder's willingness to round the suspects up, to root out corruption, to seek appropriate penalties for drug crimes and to get the community involved in the effort to clean up the country is inspiring.

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Duterte


(CNN) US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in an interview that aired Sunday on CNN that until Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is out of power, she doesn't see a political solution to the conflict in Syria. "There's not any sort of option where a political solution is going to happen with Assad at the head of the regime," Haley told "State of the Union" anchor Jake Tapper. "It just -- if you look at his actions, if you look at the situation, it's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with Assad."
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"It's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with Assad," Haley said
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"If he needs to do more, he will do more," Haley said when asked if Trump would order more strikes

Question: President @placeholder ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.

Answer: Trump

Question: It is time for all civilized nations to stop the horrors that are taking place in @placeholder and demand a political solution."

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Question: "So, really, now what happens depends on how everyone responds to what happened in @placeholder, and make sure that we start moving towards a political solution, and we start finding peace in that area."

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria


Washington (CNN) -- Two steps forward, one step back. A surge of optimism on Monday for a possible compromise to end the partial government shutdown and avoid a U.S. default as soon as this week got jolted by the sudden postponement of a White House meeting between President Barack Obama and congressional leaders. In a brief statement, the White House said the meeting announced earlier in the day was put on hold "to allow leaders in the Senate time to continue making important progress" toward a solution. It was unclear if the development signaled a problem or was needed to give more time for talks between Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and his Republican counterpart, Mitch McConnell, to finish an agreement that could win approval in the Senate and the House.
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NEW: Under deal being negotiated, the debt ceiling would be increased until February 7, sources say
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Senate majority leader hopes that Tuesday will be "bright" in Washington
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Democratic sources say changes to Obamacare under consideration
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President Obama chides House Republicans for partisan brinksmanship

Question: Negotiations heated up with the Democratic and @placeholder leaders signaling progress.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans


Fast food giant Domino’s is selling ‘Frankenfood’ pizzas to customers while claiming to be ‘GM-free’ on its website. It has emerged that their ‘thin and crispy’ pizza bases have been made using genetically modified soya bean oil and maize flour since February. Waitrose has also been selling imported American confectionery which contains GM sugar beet and a soya derivative and Marks & Spencer has been stocking American sauces and cookies containing GM soya and corn – even though the firm has previously boasted about not using GM ingredients. Fast food giant Domino’s is selling ‘Frankenfood’ pizzas to customers while claiming to be ‘GM-free’ on its website
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'Thin and crispy' pizza bases made using GM soya bean oil and maize flour since February
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Waitrose selling imported US confectionery containing GM sugar beet and soya derivative
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Marks & Spencer has been stocking American sauces and cookies that contain GM soya and corn
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The double-dealing has been identified by the campaign group GM Freeze

Question: And a Waitrose spokesman insisted that any GM ingredients in @placeholder chocolate stocked by the store were ‘clearly labelled’.

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: US

Answer: American


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- New clashes erupted in eastern Ukraine as the divided country prepared for presidential elections this weekend, raising the question of whether pro-Russian forces sought to disrupt the vote in a move that the United States and its European allies say would trigger tougher sanctions on Moscow. Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that his government would respect the will of the Ukrainian people in Sunday's vote, but added Russia would closely monitor events. In a speech to an international economic forum in Saint Petersburg, Putin also warned of a "dangerous civil war" underway in Ukraine following what he called a "state coup" carried out "with support of the West, the United States" that ousted the country's pro-Russian leader earlier this year.
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NEW: Pentagon official says small number of Russian troops pulling back from border
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Clashes reported in eastern Ukraine as election approaches
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Russia's President warns of civil war in Ukraine; says he will respect voters' will
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Separatists and pro-Ukrainian militants clash near town of Karlivka

Question: So far, U.S. and @placeholder sanctions have targeted individuals and some banks and other entities.

Answer: European


Jessica Ennis-Hill and Katarina Johnson-Thompson will go head-to-head on Sunday in a battle to be crowned heptathlon World Champion as their main rival conceded defeat. Britain’s golden girl and her heir apparent are first and second at the halfway stage and predicted it would come down to a straight shoot out in the 800m, the final of seven events. If she were to rule the world once more only 13 months after giving birth to her first baby, Reggie, and in only her second full heptathlon since winning gold at London 2012, it would cap a remarkable comeback for Ennis-Hill, 29.
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Great Britain on course for gold and silver after four heptathlon events
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Ennis-Hill leads the field after hurdles, high jump, shot put and 200m
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Johnson-Thompson dropped from second to ninth despite shot put PB
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But a strong 200m run regained her the silver medal position
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World No 1, Canada's Brianne Theisen-Eaton, is in fourth place

Question: Johnson-@placeholder narrowly averted disaster in the high jump after two failures at her opening height of 1.80m.

Answer: Thompson

Answer: Thompson

Question: ‘When I cleared the 1.80m Jess said she was absolutely crapping herself for me and that I was giving her a heart attack,’ said Johnson-@placeholder, ‘so it was nice of her to support me.’

Answer: Thompson

Answer: Thompson


(CNN) When Donald Trump has a problem, Keith Schiller is often the solution. Never was that clearer than earlier this year, when Trump -- nagged by questions about a series of baseless claims he made about his predecessor, Barack Obama -- leaned on Schiller to get the pestering press out of his meeting. "Mr. President, any proof on the wiretapping?" yelled a reporter. "Mr. President, any proof at all?" Enter the 6'4", 210-pound Schiller, a man who, after working for Trump for nearly two decades, knew his usually loquacious boss didn't want to talk. "Please get out of the way," the former New York Police Department detective barked. "Thank you."
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Keith Schiller is a former New York Police Department officer
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He started with Trump as security

Question: He regularly travels with Trump and his family, is seen in countless photos with the President and even serves as a top security adviser to @placeholder's aides.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Libya has paid $1.5 billion to the families of terrorism victims, overcoming the final obstacle to full relations with the United States, the State Department said Friday. Police officers survey the wreckage of Pan Am Flight 103 in Lockerbie, Scotland, in December 1988. The payment ends Tripoli's legal liability in U.S. terror cases and paves the way for increased U.S. involvement in the oil-rich nation. President Bush signed an executive order Friday restoring Libyan immunity from terrorism-related lawsuits and dismissing pending cases over compensation as part of a deal reached this summer. David Welch, the top U.S. diplomat for the Middle East, who negotiated the agreement, called Libya's rehabilitation from a terrorist nation to a U.S. ally "historic."
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Payment is part of multitiered plan to normalize relations between the two countries
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Tensions go back to attacks on Pan Am 103, German disco, U.S. airstrikes
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Libya now exempt from legislation allowing victim compensation from frozen assets
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Deal ends Libyan liability in terror cases, paves way for U.S. investment

Question: Senior State Department officials said the formula was designed to respect @placeholder sensitivities about compensating victims for incidents for which it hasn't taken responsibility and also allow Libya to settle outstanding claims for the air strikes on Tripoli.

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libyan

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libya

Answer: Libyan


Daryl Murphy and Freddie Sears continued Ipswich's rich vein of goal-scoring form as they ended Charlton's mini-revival with a 3-0 victory at The Valley. The duo both scored in the first half and Murphy grabbed another in the second, as Town banged in their 12th goal in four matches to edge nearer the Sky Bet Championship play-off places. Both teams had been in good form of late after being in something of a slump. Ipswich: Gerken, Chambers, Smith, Berra, Knudsen, Maitland-Niles (Coke 84), Skuse, Douglas, Pitman, Murphy, Sears (Oar 90) Charlton were looking for a third win in a row after going 12 games without victory, while Ipswich have also improved over the past three matches, hitting nine goals after managing just one in five games previously.
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Daryl Murphy heads Ipswich ahead to round off a scrappy move
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Freddie Sears doubles the visitors advantage with deflected strike
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Murphy added a third midway through second half to seal victory
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Charlton were looking for third win in a row, but lost captain Johnnie Jackson to injury after just 13 minutes

Question: @placeholder headed home as he took advantage of some dire defending to finish from close range.

Answer: Daryl Murphy

Answer: Murphy

Answer: Murphy

Answer: Daryl Murphy

Answer: Murphy


What does a bogeyman do when he suffers an existential crisis and suddenly decides that his whole raison d’être – scaring humans – is really rather pointless? That’s the question posed in The Snowman author Raymond Briggs’s 1977 children’s book Fungus The Bogeyman, and his dilemma is brought thrillingly to life in a new CGI-enhanced adaptation. The book follows Fungus, played by Timothy Spall, who lives in the damp, rotten underworld beneath the human world with his wife Mildew (The Thick Of It’s Joanna Scanlan) and all the other smelly bogeymen, whose job it is to go ‘upstairs’ and scare people.
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Timothy Spall takes the lead in the latest adaptation of the classic
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Victoria Wood also takes a role as the 'baddie' of the story
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Fungus The Bogeyman is on Sunday 27 December at 6pm on Sky1

Question: In their bogeyman forms Fungus and @placeholder are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.

Answer: Mildew

Question: To try and fit in with the humans, Fungus and @placeholder have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.

Answer: Mildew


(CNN) The mother of the 3-year-old boy who fell into a gorilla exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo will not face charges, an Ohio prosecutor said Monday. "By all accounts, this mother did not act in any way where she presented this child to some harm," Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters said. "She had three other kids with her and turned her back. ... And if anyone doesn't believe a 3-year-old can scamper off very quickly, they've never had kids." After the boy slipped into the enclosure May 28, he had a 10-minute encounter with Harambe, a 450-pound gorilla. A witness told CNN the boy's mother was temporarily distracted by other children when the boy fell into the exhibit.
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Prosecutor: The mother was attentive, but the 3-year-old "just scampered off"
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The Gorilla World exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo will reopen Tuesday

Question: @placeholder pulled the boy across a moat and was fatally shot by zoo personnel.

Answer: Harambe


(CNN) New battleground state polls released Monday find Hillary Clinton with the advantage in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania with hours to go before Election Day. New Hampshire The CNN polling average in New Hampshire now has Clinton with a 3-point edge (44% to 41%) over Republican opponent Donald Trump following a new poll's released Sunday showing the Democratic presidential nominee with an 11-point lead. The poll from the University of New Hampshire, released Monday, found Clinton ahead of Trump 49% to 38%. Libertarian Gary Johnson registered 6% in the poll, and Green Party candidate Jill Stein drew 1%. Four percent said they remain undecided.
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Hillary Clinton has a large lead in New Hampshire with a day to go before the 2016 election
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Clinton also leads in Pennsylvania, powered by an advantage in the southeast

Question: According to the poll, @placeholder and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: According to the poll, Trump and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among @placeholder voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: University of New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire

Question: The UNH poll of @placeholder was conducted between November 3-6, and surveyed 707 New Hampshire likely voters.

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: University of New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire

Question: The UNH poll of New Hampshire was conducted between November 3-6, and surveyed 707 @placeholder likely voters.

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: University of New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire


(CNN) Ken Starr resigned as Baylor University's chancellor on Wednesday, less than a week after being removed as its president in the wake of sex assault controversy involving the school's football team. Baylor, a Christian university, removed Starr as its president last Thursday after unveiling the results of an independent investigation that showed a "fundamental failure" to respond adequately to student sex assault allegations, including some involving players for the Texas school's rising football program. Starr, whose investigation led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton in the 1990s over the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal, was then named the school's chancellor. That appointment, however, lasted only a few days. He will continue to teach at Baylor's law school.
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Ken Starr is resigning as Baylor University's chancellor less than a week after being removed as its president
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"We need to put this horrible experience behind us," Starr said

Question: @placeholder did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.

Answer: Ken Starr

Answer: Starr

Answer: Starr

Answer: Ken Starr

Answer: Starr


They have dined with the Queen at Windsor Castle and joined the royal family at Ascot. And now the Middletons have had their almost-royal credentials boosted even further – by being immortalised in a series of royal baby books. Carole, Michael and Pippa Middleton – but not her brother James – all have star turns in the Shhh! Don’t Wake the Royal Baby! series, on sale in the Buckingham Palace gift shop for £6.99 each. The Duchess of Cambridge’s family join the royals to organise Prince George’s first birthday party in Happy Birthday, Royal Baby! Wielding a to-do list, Pippa is seen announcing: ‘Everything needs to be perfect for the Royal Baby’s celebrations.’
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The Middletons feature in Shhh! Don't Wake the Royal Baby! book series
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Pippa is depicted as chief party planner for Prince George's first birthday
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Carole is pictured wearing same  dress she wore to visit George in hospital
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The Queen, Prince Charles and grandfather Michael also feature - but brother James does not

Question: They are currently on sale at the gift shop at @placeholder, as well as other royal residences open to the public.

Answer: Buckingham Palace


Joost van der Westhuizen was given between two and five years to live when he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease - that was more than four years ago. On Wednesday, frail and fragile but as alert as ever, he achieved a dream of joining his team-mates from South Africa's 1995 World Cup final victory to mark the 20th anniversary of their achievement. It was a win that immortalised them all in the annals of history, but Van der Westhuizen more than most. He provided the wily pass that led to Joel Stransky's match-winning field goal in extra-time that gave the Springboks the first World Cup they were allowed to compete for after Apartheid saw them shut off from the global sporting community.
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Joost van der Westhuizen is battling with motor neurone disease
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Former scrum-half was key man in South Africa's 1995 World Cup win
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He attended the 20th anniversary of his country's great victory in a wheelchair and looking frail
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Former No 9 continues to fight to help fund the finding of a cure for MND

Question: Rather than be downbeat, he’s taking on @placeholder head-on, much like a Lomu tackle.

Answer: MND


Pictured on his last day of secondary school less than two years ago, this is the 17-year-old boy who has become Britain's youngest suicide bomber. A happy schoolboy, Talha Asmal is seen with good luck messages scrawled on his shirt and a school tie worn loosely around his neck as he celebrates the end of his GCSEs with friends. The photograph is thought to have been taken on Talha's last day at Westborough High School, in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. The 'sweet natured, friendly kid' was reportedly killed after detonating a car packed with explosives as part of an Islamic State attack in Iraq after being groomed online by ISIS fanatics.
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Talha Asmal, from Dewsbury, took part in an attack which killed 11 in Iraq
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He was part of a four-man team who blew themselves up near oil works
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Pictures show him on his last day at school after finishing his GCSE exams
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Talha's distraught family say jihadis exploited the A-level student online

Question: Set in a quiet corner of @placeholder, on first glance the former mill town of Dewsbury looks perfectly innocent.

Answer: West Yorkshire


The restaurant that has been voted the best in the world four times is to open temporarily at the Barangaroo complex in Sydney. Noma will hold a pop-up eatery in the Sydney Harbour location for 10 weeks in January 2016. The restaurant's head chef Rene Redzepi announced the news on Monday via Noma's website. The award-winning restaurant will temporarily close in Copenhagen, Denmark, for the Sydney launch, offering lunch and dinner five days a week. The Nordic Scandinavian restaurant opened in 2003, holds two Michelin stars and has been ranked the best in the world four times by Restaurant magazine, in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2014.
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Noma first opened in 2003 in Copenhagen, Denmark
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It has two Michelin stars and was ranked best in the world four times
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Noma has  held two other pop-up restaurants - in London and Japan
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The Sydney pop-up will be located in the Anadara building at Barangaroo
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The Sydney restaurant will be open for 10 weeks in January 2016

Question: When we settle down we're bringing the entire team, from dishwasher to general manager –our work family as well as our spouses and kids— but we're leaving behind our ingredients in @placeholder.

Answer: Copenhagen

Answer: Copenhagen


Nairobi, Kenya (CNN) -- In the worst single incident for Kenyan police in living memory, 38 officers were killed in northern Kenya over the weekend by heavily armed cattle rustlers, according to injured police reservists who were on the scene. Local media reports put the number at between 37 and 42 dead. Internal Security Minister Katoo Ole Metito would not give a total figure on how many police officers had died. Read more: Attack on Sunday school leaves child dead, others wounded The police officers were part of an operation to recover cattle belonging to the Samburu tribe that had been stolen by the Turkana tribe, according to the minister. They were ambushed in a valley when a large group of Turkana fired on police, leaving dozens dead and many injured.
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The officers were trying to recover stolen cattle, a security official says
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The Turkana and Samburu tribes have engaged in tit-for-tat cattle rustling operations
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It's not unusual to see cattle herders armed with automatic rifles
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The security minster says the government is trying to reconcile the two communities

Question: The Kenyan government intervened and gave an ultimatum for the @placeholder to return the cattle last Friday, or it would respond with force.

Answer: Turkana

Answer: Turkana

Answer: Turkana


After an action-packed weekend in the Premier League and Football League, RALPH ELLIS sifted through the statistics. Here he shares what he has learned this weekend. Against Sunderland he ran 7.9 miles – nearly half a mile more than Duncan Watmore who was their hardest worker – and found a team mate with 104 of 108 passes. They earned their 1-1 draw, and would have won but for a brilliant Hugo Lloris save, partly by covering 70.6 miles against the 69.1 achieved by Spurs, who had only two outfield players older than 25. United weren’t involved in a single goalless draw in any of the 105 games home or away in Sir Alex’s last two seasons. Against West Ham they had only one shot on target – and of the ten attempts that missed only two were from closer than 10 yards.
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Arsenal's injury crisis giving Mathieu Flamini chance to earn new contract
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Stoke haven't conceded in league this term with Ryan Shawcross playing
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Louis van Gaal has overseen four goalless draws in last six at Old Trafford
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Remi Garde clearly hasn't settled on his best Aston Villa starting XI yet

Question: @placeholder have not conceded a Premier League goal in the 407 minutes in which Shawcross has been on the pitch.

Answer: Stoke


Mexico City (CNN) -- A judge ordered the release Thursday of a popular Mexican singer accused of raping a teenager on grounds that not enough evidence existed for trial, state media said. Prosecutors in the state of Quintana Roo alleged that Kalimba raped a 17-year-old girl in a hotel there in December. Last week, the singer, whose full name is Kalimba Marichal Ibar, was deported from the United States to Mexico after an immigration violation in El Paso, Texas, U.S. Border Patrol spokesman Ramiro Cordero said. Kalimba maintained his innocence of the rape charges and said in an interview with CNN affiliate Televisa earlier this month that he had not attacked anyone.
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The judge says not enough evidence existed for a trial
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Kalimba was deported from the United States last week
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The pop star maintains his innocence

Question: "There are many details that are very easy to criticize, judge or imagine," he said, but he urged the public to use logic when considering the case, which has received extensive coverage in @placeholder media.

Answer: Mexican


The lawyers for a female Pennsylvania police officer charged with criminal homicide last month are trying to keep a video of her fatally shooting an unarmed motorist in the back out of the courtroom. Footage of Hummelstown police Officer Lisa Mearkle shooting two bullets into David Kassick's back as he lay face down on February 2 that was recorded by her stun gun has not been made public. Her attorneys asked a judge on Friday to bar the distinct attorney from releasing the video. Scroll down for video Pennslyvania police Officer Lisa Mearkle is charged with criminal homicide in the shooting of David Kassick
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Pennsylvania police officer Lisa Mearkle charged with criminal homicide
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Stun gun took video of her fatally shooting David Kassick, 59, in the back
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Mearkle, 36, has claimed to authorities the shooting was act of self-defense
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Her attorneys filed motion to prevent DA from showing clip during hearing
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Lawyer for Kassick's family said video 'leaves nothing to the imagination

Question: @placeholder sped away but she caught up to him after he got out and ran.

Answer: David Kassick

Answer: David Kassick

Answer: David Kassick

Answer: Kassick


Robin van Persie’s career could be set for an unexpected Nou Camp swansong with Barcelona considering signing the 32-year-old Dutch forward in January. Van Persie's role would be to act as back-up for Neymar, Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi, a similar job to the one Henrik Larsson did  when he moved to Barca in 2004 after seven years at Celtic. Barcelona have Messi out injured and Suarez is also a doubt for Saturday’s game against Rayo Vallecano. That leaves Neymar up front alongside youngsters Sandro and Munir El Haddadi. Having sold Pedro to Chelsea this summer, Barca will look to bring in a new forward in January when their player registration ban is finally lifted.
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Barcelona have just three senior forwards in their current first-team squad
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They are on the lookout for a cut-price back-up option to sign in January
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Dutch forward Robin van Persie has emerged as one option for Barca
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Van Persie could sign for just £2.2m after Barca's transfer ban expires
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Luis Enrique will welcome in Arda Turan and would like to sign Nolito

Question: Enrique would be happier with @placeholder but for around £2.2m, Van Persie is being pushed as a better short-term solution.

Answer: Nolito


Harper Lee has joked about spending the money from her new novel on trips to Las Vegas and the Bahamas, one of her inner circle has disclosed. The reclusive novelist, whose long-lost novel Go Set A Watchman will be the publishing phenomenon of the decade when it is released on Monday - has a 'wonderful mind', Kamisha Booker, told Daily Mail Online. Mrs Booker, who visits Harper Lee twice a month, offered an unprecedented insight into Lee's state of mind and said the novelist was 'excited and overwhelmed' by the publication of the novel. Harper Lee hopes her book will be made into a film - as To Kill a Mockingbird was - and be invited onto the set to 'encourage' actors and give a first hand insight to movie makers as to how she meant the book to be understood.
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Member of author's inner circle tells Daily Mail Online that Lee, 89, is mentally sharp, excited about the new book and joking about the royalties
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Kamisha Booker visits author twice a month with  teenage daughter and said: 'For a lady that age she has a wonderful mind.'
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Book is published on Monday but has already split inner circle of reclusive author's friends in hometown of Monroeville, Alabama
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Other former friends say they do not believe she has 'mental or physical strength' and that she is being 'walked over' into publication
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Author's lawyer is now involved in feud with town museum which honors her legacy and includes courtroom where her father was defense attorney

Question: 'With Miss @placeholder, there is nothing wrong with her mind.

Answer: Harper Lee

Answer: Harper Lee

Answer: Lee

Answer: Harper Lee

Answer: Lee

Question: 'Miss @placeholder doesn't know how to put out the excitement.

Answer: Harper Lee

Answer: Harper Lee

Answer: Lee

Answer: Harper Lee

Answer: Lee

Question: 'But I told Miss @placeholder that I found the book educational and so did my daughter and it helped us realize how bad things were then and that people had pulled together a lot since the 1950s when she wrote it.'

Answer: Harper Lee

Answer: Harper Lee

Answer: Lee

Answer: Harper Lee

Answer: Lee


When Utah photographer Alan Lawrence learned that his newborn son, Wil, had Down Syndrome his 'mind was flooded with many emotions, most of which were not positive.' Now, 18 months later, Lawrence tells ABC that little Wil 'brings a light to our family.' He said he once believed having a child with Down Syndrome would put limits on what he and his family could accomplish. Instead, Lawrence said, little Wil has taken the limits off and 'opened so many doors' for his family In return, the father of five has taken the limits off the child and given him a one-of-a-kind ability.
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Alan Lawrence created a photo series in which his 18-month old son, Wil, appears to be flying to raise awareness about Down Syndrome
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Wil has Down Syndrome and Lawrence says the toddler 'brings a light to our family'
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Lawrence plans to put the photos in a calendar and donate half the proceeds to two Down Syndrome foundations

Question: Wil the Examiner: Here, @placeholder examines his brother's hair using a wooden spoon

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Question: @placeholder is Hungry: Here, Wil hovers over his high-chair as his mother feeds him

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Question: @placeholder Doesn't Need A Bike: Here, Wil floats above the other kids on their bikes

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil

Answer: Wil


The father of an autistic girl has told of his horror after he uncovered disturbing pictures of his daughter in a file at her former school. Alan Evans removed daughter Jasmine, now 11, from Tregolls School in Truro, Cornwall two years ago amid concerns about how staff were treating her. He was able to access the school's records and was shocked to find photos of her shut behind a child gate, crying her eyes out and rolling on the floor. Mr Evans, who  works as a nurse, has now released the photos because he believes education officials are avoiding investigating the way his daughter was treated.
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Concerned father asked to see daughter's school file amid safety concerns
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He was shocked to find  photos of her crying and being punished
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Family have now released photos and are calling for an investigation
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School has been in special measures and has now got new management

Question: A statement from Tregolls School, now an academy, said: 'This relates to a period of time when @placeholder was under the care of a different staff, head teacher and governing body than we have today.

Answer: Jasmine


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump stepped back from the possibility of imminent military action against North Korea on Thursday, saying such an event is neither inevitable nor preferable. But he continued to present the threat of strikes as an option, if not the most desirable one. "Each day, new equipment is delivered; new and beautiful equipment, the best in the world -- the best anywhere in the world, by far," he said of US military capacity. "Hopefully, we're not going to have to use it on North Korea." "Military action would certainly be an option," he added during a White House news conference. "It would be great if something else could be worked out."
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"Military action would certainly be an option," he said
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Diplomacy with Pyongyang has failed over the past decades, he said

Question: In August, @placeholder warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to take threatening actions against the US.

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson said Wednesday that his party and the Green Party do not cancel each other out. "We're drawing pretty much equally from both sides," he told CNN's Don Lemon on "CNN Tonight." "I see that going all the way to the election." On Wednesday, CNN hosted a town hall with Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein and her running mate, Ajamu Baraka. Stein defended her third-party candidacy against the logic that a vote for her would be a waste and would ultimately help elect Donald Trump. Jill Stein: I will have trouble sleeping at night if either Trump or Clinton is elected
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Gary Johnson says he's optimistic about participating in the debates in the fall
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Libertarian and Green Party draw "equally from both sides"

Question: The @placeholder candidate boasted that he and his running mate former Governor of Massachusetts William Weld is the only third-party campaign that will be on the ballot in all 50 states.

Answer: Libertarian

Answer: Libertarian


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for the clash between Arsenal and Sunderland. Arsenal will be without Alexis Sanchez and Santi Cazorla for the visit of Sunderland. The pair were both injured in last weekend's draw at Norwich with a hamstring injury sidelining Sanchez and Cazorla facing up to four months out with a knee problem. Laurent Koscielny was also forced off with a hip complaint but is in contention to return against the Black Cats, as is Theo Walcott who has overcome a calf problem.
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Sunderland travel to the Emirates Stadium to take on Arsenal on Saturday
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Injured duo Alexis Sanchez and Santi Cazorla will miss out
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Laurent Koscielny in contention after recovering from hip injury
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Jermain Defoe out with hamstring injury, Seb Larsson has knee problem

Question: Mesut Ozil and @placeholder have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.

Answer: Santi Cazorla

Answer: Cazorla

Answer: Santi Cazorla


Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) -- Gunmen shot and killed a Saudi diplomat in Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital, on Tuesday, police said. Bangladesh police said Khalaf Al Ali, 45, had served two years at the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Dhaka as head of citizens' affairs. The Saudi Embassy in Dhaka confirmed the death but declined to make a comment. Ali was shot dead in the city's highly secured Gulshan diplomatic zone in front of his rented apartment at about 1 a.m. Tuesday, and he died at a local hospital about 5 p.m., authorities said. Lutful Kabir, a deputy commissioner of Dhaka's metropolitan police, said no motive for the killing has been found.
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Authorities say Khalaf Al Ali, 45, was shot about 1 a.m. Tuesday and died about 5 p.m.
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Crime occurred in Dhaka's highly secured Gulshan diplomatic zone at Ali's rented apartment
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Guard at the home said Ali went for his usual walk and was attacked when he returned
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Dhaka metropolitan police say no motive has been found

Question: ... We'll use all possible means to bring the culprits to book," @placeholder Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.

Answer: Bangladesh

Answer: Bangladesh

Answer: Bangladesh


Last week it looked as though the Balkans would be plunged into conflict once again after two newly formed 'micro states' clashed  over a strip of unclaimed 'no man's land'. Admittedly the war of words bore little resemblance to the strife which has torn apart this often restive corner of Europe down the centuries. The Kingdom of Enclava had claimed a patch of territory by the Serbian border - unaware the land had already been staked out a month before by the Principality of Celestinia. Celestinian interim chancellor of foreign affairs Endre Jos, a 39-year-old IT technician, said of the Enclavans: 'If they try to settle there, we will be there, destroying their game.'
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Kingdom of Enclava claimed patch of territory on Croatia-Serbia border - unaware it had already been staked out by Principality of Celestinia
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Celestinia threatened to 'destroy' rival's 'game' in bitter territorial dispute
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But Enclavans, from Poland, and Celestinians, from Hungary, have agreed to share 0.3 km sq patch by the Danube - same area as 43 football pitches
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Celestinian spokesman: 'Encalvans are friendly, peace and freedom-loving people. I think we can work together and they are Polish, ergo brothers'

Question: But the deal now struck will see @placeholder take a 0.027 sq km (0.116 square-mile) piece of the land at the southwestern tip on which to build their new country.

Answer: Enclava

Answer: Enclavans

Answer: Enclava

Answer: Enclavans

Question: Despite having a much smaller portion of the land, Piotr is confident he can @placeholder can thrive.

Answer: Enclava

Answer: Enclavans

Answer: Enclava

Answer: Enclavans

Question: 'Currently we have 134 citizens and thousands of people interested in receiving @placeholder citizenship.

Answer: Enclava

Answer: Enclavans

Question: @placeholder has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.

Answer: Celestinia

Answer: Celestinian

Answer: Celestinia

Answer: Celestinia

Answer: Celestinians

Answer: Celestinian


Washington (CNN) As year-end funding decisions loom, a familiar pattern is repeating, with House conservative Republicans playing hardball to pull their colleagues to the right. And moderates are increasingly tiring of it -- especially after Tuesday's repudiation of a candidate seen as emblematic of the GOP's right flank in the Alabama special election. Government funding and efforts to abolish Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a popular program for young undocumented immigrants, have some moderates increasingly wondering: Why can't we play hardball, too? Moderate Republicans and House members in districts that are either generally competitive or which Hillary Clinton carried in the 2016 presidential election are starting to grow frustrated with the effectiveness of groups like the House Freedom Caucus in influencing legislation, often by withholding their votes as a bloc until demands are met.
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Some moderates are increasingly wondering: Why can't we play hardball, too?
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The effectiveness of the House Freedom Caucus is a source of frustration for vulnerable members

Question: "And @placeholder has been effective at it, they can put their votes together, and we need to do that from time to time, (though) we need to pick our fights carefully."

Answer: House Freedom Caucus

Answer: House Freedom Caucus


By the time Andy Murray ties the knot next Saturday he will hopefully have forgotten the utter frustration at becoming Novak Djokovic's Easter bunny. The 27-year-old Scot has lost his last seven matches to the Serb, this one the Miami Open final 7-6 4-6 6-0 on a brutally punishing afternoon, suffering the undeserving ignominy of conceding another love set against his old rival. He pushed him hard and had enough early chances to have won it in straight sets. In fact Murray pushed Djokovic so hard that, at the end of the second set, the furious Serb wrenched his towel off a startled ballkid and screamed at his box on his way to the chair, gaining a warning as his mask of statesmanship slipped.
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Novak Djokovic beat Andy Murray 7-6 4-6 6-0 in Florida on Sunday
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Djokovic won the first set tie-break 7-3 after each player broke serve twice
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Murray claimed the second set 6-4, breaking Djokovic with the final game
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The Serbian raced away in the final set to claim his fifth Miami Open title
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Murray rises to world No 3 for making the final in Key Biscayne, Florida
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Serena Williams beat Carla Suarez Navarro 6-2 6-0 in the women's final

Question: The Serbian world No 1 jumps for joy as he celebrates his success over @placeholder in the final

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murray

Answer: Murray


(CNN) -- Burkina Faso's military chief is now the head of state of the West African nation, after unrest that led to the resignation of President Blaise Compaore. Gen. Honore Nabere Traore said Friday that he has taken over presidential duties and that he will lead the country through a political transition and elections. Faced with violent protests demanding an end to his 27-year rule, Compaore initially dissolved the government but said he would stay in power until elections could be carried out. He changed his mind, and on Friday announced his resignation. Compaore said he stepped down to preserve peace in the country.
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Burkina Faso's top military official says he is in charge now
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President Blaise Compaore says he resigns
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Protesters stormed parliament as lawmakers considered extending the President's rule

Question: @placeholder appealed for calm and called for a return to a normal constitutional process.

Answer: Honore Nabere Traore


Shocking police dashcam footage has emerged showing an Arizona cop speeding down a road, mounting a sidewalk and smashing into an  alleged armed robber in a supposed bid to capture him. In the two videos, Mario Valencia is captured walking along a street in Marana,  northwest of Tucson, carrying what appears to be a rifle. He points the loaded weapon into the air and a shot rings out. A police officer in one of the patrol cars says: 'One round just went out. He's definitely loaded.' He then tells his colleague, Officer Michael Rapiejko, in the other vehicle: 'Stand off, the gun is loaded.'
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Footage shows Mario Valencia walking along a street in Marana, Arizona
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Alleged robber points item that appears to be rifle into air; shot rings out
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Seconds later, Officer Michael Rapiejko starts speeding toward Valencia
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His police car mounts the sidewalk, before crashing into armed suspect
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Valencia taken to hospital with serious injuries; released two days later
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Police chief has defended officer's actions, which saved 'Valencia's life'
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Suspect had allegedly stolen rifle from Walmart and threatened suicide
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Comes as US police remain under scrutiny for alleged racially profiling

Question: High-speed: Bits of concrete can be seen sailing through the sky as @placeholder's patrol car continues traveling

Answer: Michael Rapiejko

Answer: Michael Rapiejko

Question: @placeholder was put on standard administrative leave after the crash, because it was considered use of force.

Answer: Michael Rapiejko

Answer: Michael Rapiejko


United Nations (CNN) -- Rwanda will not pull its troops from U.N. peacekeeping missions despite a leaked draft report that accused Rwandan soldiers of genocide in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwandan President Paul Kagame told the U.N. secretary-general Sunday. Ban Ki-moon said that he and Kagame spoke about the Democratic Republic of the Congo Mapping Report, which is to be released in October. Kagame complained to Ban about the leaks from the report, which alleges that the Rwandan military and an allied rebel group massacred ethnic Hutus in Congo between 1993 and 2003. The president put his troops on alert for a possible departure from Darfur, the troubled region of Sudan where a Rwandan general leads the U.N.-African Union peacekeeping mission.
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Kagame was angry over U.N. report that accuses Rwandan troops of genocide
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U.N. agrees to allow comments to be published with report
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Ban is "very satisfied" that Rwandan troops will remain in Sudan

Question: The United Nations said that Ban "was very satisfied" after Sunday's meeting "to learn that Rwanda would continue its important role in U.N. peacekeeping operations, and particularly in the strife-torn western @placeholder region of Darfur."

Answer: Sudan

Answer: Sudan


Neymar has confirmed he wants to renew his contract with Barcelona but insists there is no hurry on his part to put pen to paper. Speaking in the Spanish press the Brazil star, who returned to his club on Monday following the international break, spoke of his desire to sign an extension on his current deal that runs until June 2018. Neymar elevated his status during a stellar campaign in 2014-15 scoring 43 goals in all competitions and helping Barcelona win a historic domestic and European treble and the club are keen to ward off any potential suitors by tying him down to a new long-term deal.
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Neymar has confirmed he wants to sign a new contract at Barcelona
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Brazil star has three years left on current deal but wants to commit future
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The 23-year-old also says he is not afraid of taking on greater responsibility
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Spanish media praise David de Gea for his performance for national side
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Spain beat Ukraine 1-0 to complete their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign
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Italian reports claim Antonio Conte will leave Italy after Euro 2016
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Corriere dello Sport claim Italy have been set a target to reach semi-finals

Question: With Lionel Messi out injured there is greater onus on @placeholder to lead from the front.

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar

Answer: Neymar


Apple's decision not to pay artists during Apple Music's free trial had labels and artists up in arms - with many refusing to sign deals with the firm. But following its public U-turn earlier this week, the Worldwide Independent Network has agreed to support and endorse a deal with the tech giant. In a statement, the network - which covers labels with artists such as Adele and Radiohead - said: 'We think Apple Music provides artists with a business model that’s good for the long term and we look forward to its launch.' Apple Music was unveiled at the Worldwide Developer Conference earlier this month.
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The agreement was announced by the Worldwide Independent Network
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Network covers 72 members in 70 countries and includes XL Recordings
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Artists including Dizzee Rascal, The Horrors and The Prodigy are also expected to be available on the streaming service
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Apple backtracked on plans not to pay artists during  service's free trial

Question: The track features on an advert for @placeholder and Pharrell posted a link to a 15-second clip on his Facebook page.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple Music

Answer: Apple Music

Answer: Apple Music

Answer: Apple


A Syrian family who fled the war-torn country in 2011 was welcomed on Wednesday to their new home of Connecticut after Indiana officials objected to plans for the refugees to resettle in their state. The married couple and their five-year-old son had been living as refugees in Jordan and were waiting three years to resettle in the United States. They were scheduled to arrive in Indianapolis on Thursday but were diverted when Gov. Mike Pence ordered state agencies to halt resettlement activities after the deadly attacks in Paris. Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said he personally greeted the family upon their arrival Wednesday in New Haven.
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Married couple and five-year-old son have waited three years to enter U.S.
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They have been refugees in Jordan since fleeing war-torn Syria in 2011
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Connecticut Gov Dannel Malloy 'personally greeted them' on Wednesday

Question: 'We're very confident that we have the legal authority to suspend the resettlement program relative to Syrian refugees in the state of @placeholder and I think it is the proper course,' he said.

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indianapolis


Penne, Italy (CNN) Rescuers were searching into the night Thursday for any survivors of an avalanche that killed at least two people and blasted a resort hotel in central Italy. As night fell, as many as 30 people were thought to be still inside the wreckage of the Hotel Rigopiano, Italy's Civil Protection Department said. Some could have survived in air pockets, officials said, although cold temperatures would endanger any survivors. The avalanche swallowed the four-star hotel, at the foot of the Gran Sasso mountain about (135 kilometers) 85 miles northeast of Rome, Wednesday night after a series of earthquakes in the region that day.
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Some 30 people could be in the wreckage of the Hotel Rigopiano
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"We are calling out but no one is answering," a searcher tells Italian media

Question: Nearly 300 people died in the August earthquakes in central @placeholder around Amatrice, leaving its town center -- once popular with tourists -- reduced to rubble.

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italian


(CNN) Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, often seen as a fractured and undisciplined group, apparently has carried out its second major terror attack in two months -- claiming more than 20 lives in the assault on a luxury hotel and two other targets in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso. The gun attack on the Splendid Hotel bears many similarities to that on the Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako, Mali, on November 20 in which 22 people were killed. Both targets were popular with Westerners and international (especially U.N). officials; they were "soft," rather than military installations or police stations. The attackers (two in Bamako, possibly four in Ouagadougou) were armed with automatic weapons, their aim to kill and then take as many hostages as possible.
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Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb appears to have been rejuvenated
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Its affiliates are based in areas with limited state security

Question: Belmoktar is leader of Al Mourabitoun, which carried out another deadly hotel attack in the Malian town of Sevare last August in addition to the @placeholder and Ouagadougou attacks.

Answer: Bamako

Answer: Bamako

Question: Belmoktar is leader of Al Mourabitoun, which carried out another deadly hotel attack in the Malian town of Sevare last August in addition to the Bamako and @placeholder attacks.

Answer: Ouagadougou

Answer: Ouagadougou


(CNN) -- The immigration debate took center stage Thursday as U.S. President Barack Obama fielded questions in a forum broadcast live online by the Spanish-language Univision network. "I want you to acknowledge that you did not keep your promise," co-host Jorge Ramos said in Spanish, noting that the president didn't deliver on his 2008 campaign pledge to push immigration reform during the first year of his term. Obama said the first year of his term was consumed by efforts to help the economy and stop the country from going into another Great Depression. And Republican political opponents, he said, kept many significant immigration measures from getting off the ground.
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Obama says stalling of immigration reform was "not for lack of trying"
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Recent polls have showed President Obama leading among Latino registered voters
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Latinos are considered a crucial bloc for the November election
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The forum comes after co-host criticizes lack of Latino moderator in upcoming debates

Question: What I promised was that I would work every single day as hard as I can to make sure that everybody in this country regardless of who they are, what they look like, where they come from, that they would have a fair shot at the @placeholder dream.

Answer: U.S.

Question: Asked by @placeholder to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.

Answer: Jorge Ramos


(CNN) If you grew up in the '80s, you probably have a childhood memory related to Prince that came rushing back when the news of his death broke. Maybe it was a moment at a Prince concert, or seeing his wild music videos for the first time on MTV, or how you once thought his song "Little Red Corvette" was really about the car. Then you may have realized not too long ago, you were flooded with similar emotions about David Bowie ... Whitney Houston a few years earlier ... and Michael Jackson in 2009. (Wow, it doesn't seem that long ago.)
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These four performers defined pop music, style and fashions of the '80s
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Bowie, Jackson, Prince, Houston color the memories of kids who grew up in that decade

Question: This week's news of @placeholder's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...

Answer: Prince

Question: That's when his edgy songs and magical performances inspired the @placeholder generation and created a new cadre of fans.

Answer: MTV


(CNN) -- Opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline, which would move crude oil from the Alberta oil sands in Canada to refineries on the Gulf Coast if approved by President Barack Obama, has long relied on questionable information about our project and the Canadian oil sands. A CNN op-ed by Tom Steyer has made some claims that need to be disputed. He and other opponents insist oil transported by Keystone XL is destined for export. Nothing could be further from the truth. The reality, as TransCanada Corp. CEO Russ Girling has said, is not a drop of the oil transported through Keystone would be exported -- period.
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Alexander Pourbaix says opponents are wrong on Keystone XL pipeline
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He says contrary to what opponents say, "not a drop" of Keystone oil will be exported
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Pourbaix: State Department study has debunked concerns over environment and market
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He says during transition to new energy sources, U.S. should get its oil from a trusted nation

Question: We urge Obama to give a green light to the @placeholder.

Answer: Keystone XL pipeline

Answer: Keystone XL

Answer: Keystone

Answer: Keystone XL

Answer: Keystone


The NYPD have unveiled an elite terrorist unit as security was ramped up in major cities across the United States in the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks. In New York City, police increased bag checks in the subway system and at popular tourist destinations while Commissioner Bill Bratton revealed that the force was training to deal with an event similar to Friday's massacres. He also deployed the new terrorism task force of 560 officers, the Critical Response Command, on Monday, set up specifically to deal with threats and attacks in the city. During a press conference alongside Mayor Bill de Blasio he said: 'The world changed dramatically over the weekend.'
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New York City has increased security and police presence in the wake of Friday's terror attacks in Paris
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Police are conducting more bag checks in the subway system and at popular tourist destinations
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Commissioner Bill Bratton revealed that the NYPD was also training to deal with an event similar to Friday's massacres
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New York's top cop unveiled a terrorism task force with Mayor DeBlasio
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He said that information is being gathered in hopes of preventing an attack similar to the one that occurred in Paris

Question: @placeholder announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.

Answer: DeBlasio


New Delhi, India (CNN) -- Dozens of police officers were involved in a gunbattle with rebel Maoists in the rain-drenched forests of eastern India Wednesday, police reported. Security forces had been tracking the insurgents when a shootout erupted in Chhattisgarh state's Dantewada region, police spokesman Rajesh Mishra told CNN. There were no immediate reports of casualties, but reinforcements were rushed to the scene, Mishra added. India regards Maoist rebels as its gravest internal security threat. Until June this year, authorities blamed 1,103 violent attacks in the country on left-wing extremists. More than 200 officers and 97 rebels were killed during that period, federal home minister P. Chidambaram said last month. Police have also arrested at least 1,341 suspected Maoists.
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Fight is in the same area were dozens of police were killed in April
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India's prime minister has said the country has not reached its goal in fight against militants
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Casualty figures were not available for gun battle

Question: Officials say @placeholder aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.

Answer: Maoists

Answer: Maoists

Question: Yet, @placeholder in his statement in July this year accepted the planning has delivered mixed results.

Answer: P. Chidambaram


(CNN) Once upon a time, America's new presidents enjoyed a honeymoon upon taking office -- think Eisenhower, Kennedy, Reagan and Obama. But after a wide ranging and often combative press conference Wednesday, it is obvious that the opening weeks of the Donald Trump presidency will be the stormiest of modern times. Trump had good reason to be angry coming into the press arena. Over the past 24 hours, salacious, damning memos written by a former officer of the British MI 6 have flooded the Internet. The 35 pages published by BuzzFeed are full of unverified allegations that the Russians have compromising information about Trump and that Trump advisers have been in cahoots with Putin's men. Trump was right to complain bitterly.
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David Gergen: In combative news conference, Trump had good reason for anger over BuzzFeed allegations
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Gergen: But Trump needlessly widened rift with intel community, slammed CNN report even though press has right to report news

Question: Instead, it broke an important and legitimate news story -- that four of America's top intelligence chiefs last week informed President Obama, @placeholder and congressional leaders that the memos were in wide circulation.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- A day before Tuesday's election, millions of people in key states already had cast absentee or early ballots despite long lines, legal disputes over poll procedures and damage inflicted by Superstorm Sandy. In Ohio, which may be the decisive battleground state, the deadline for early voting passed Monday afternoon. By Friday, more than 1.6 million of Ohio's 7.9 million registered voters had cast ballots, either in person or by mail, said Matt McClellan, a spokesman for Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted. About 200,000 of the 1.3 million absentee ballots that had been distributed were still out, he said.
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NEW: New York governor says voters can cast ballots in any precinct
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NEW: "I am really tired, but it is worth it," says a woman in line In Miami
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A judge will hear arguments over provisional ballots in Ohio on Wednesday
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New Jersey allows electronic ballots for storm-stricken towns

Question: The ship had been at sea on a training mission when Sandy formed, and it was then dispatched to the @placeholder/New Jersey area to assist with relief efforts.

Answer: New York

Question: The ship had been at sea on a training mission when Sandy formed, and it was then dispatched to the New York/@placeholder area to assist with relief efforts.

Answer: New Jersey


Animal rights group PETA has set its sights on Gap, Inc. for continuing to sell fur in its Intermix stores and online - after vowing to banish fur from the company's other brands in the past. The organization insists that Intermix, a high-end store that sells designer clothing and accessories in addition to its own in-house brand, is holding Gap, Inc. back from being 100 per cent fur free and is urging customers to convince the brand to join dozens of other high-end labels and wipe out fur from its business entirely. PETA has even created a petition, which already has over 132,000 signatures, begging the company to change its practices, while also revealing the horrific details of the cruelty it claims the animals used for Intermix’s fur products are subjected to.
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Gap, Inc. promised to stop selling fur items through its e-retailer Piperlime.com in 2014, before the site closed down this year
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PETA has amassed over 132,000 signatures for its petition urging Gap, Inc. to ban fur from ALL of its brands, including Intermix
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The animal rights group has also made gruesome video to demonstrate how animals are mistreated

Question: The rabbits - which were not real, but rather mocked-up bunnies covered in red dye - were supposed to symbolize the actual animals who @placeholder charged had suffered to make the brand's sweaters.

Answer: PETA

Answer: PETA

Answer: PETA


Sponsored by Strayer University Getting fired can seem like the end of the world. But it's worth noting that some of the most successful people in the world have at one time been given the boot – and have bounced back even stronger. High-flyers from the worlds of business, entertainment and fashion have all stumbled on their paths to greatness. But rather than treating being fired as an ending, for these individuals it has been a beginning. Apple founder Steve Jobs was ousted from  the company he helped to build in 1985 after clashing with former CEO John Sculley over the pricing of the Apple Macintosh computer.
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Anna Wintour believes that 'everyone should get sacked at least once'
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Harry Potter author JK Rowling says her failures were the key to her success

Question: American Vogue editor @placeholder was fired from her role as junior fashion editor at Harper's Bazaar in 1975 after only nine months on the job.

Answer: Anna Wintour


Salford gained revenge for their shock Challenge Cup defeat at Leigh in April to make it two wins out of two in the Super League qualifiers with a 46-18 win on Sunday. Two-try Rangi Chase was in inspired form for Salford who ran in four converted tries in the last 20 minutes against a tiring defence. The Red Devils led 16-0 at half time with touchdowns from Ben Jones-Bishop, Scott Taylor and Ian Thornley with Michael Dobson kicking two goals. A Chase solo try increased the advantage to 22-0 before Leigh rocked Salford with two touchdowns in three minutes through Adam Higson and Greg McNally.
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Salford led 16-0 at half time thanks to tries from Ben Jones-Bishop, Scott Taylor and Ian Thornley
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A superb Rangi Chase solo try increased the advantage to 22-0
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Leigh have now lost both opening matches against Hull KR and Salford

Question: Then @placeholder made amends by leaving four defenders stranded on a bewildering run to notch his second try after 63 minutes and put the game beyond reach for the Centurions at 34-12.

Answer: Rangi Chase

Answer: Chase

Answer: Rangi Chase


Hotline Bling by Drake was one of the hottest jams of the year - but Hotline Bling by Amy Schumer featuring Seth Rogen? Not such a monster musical hit. But that didn't stop the two comical stars - as well as Bryan Cranston, Kristen Wiig, Seth Rogen, and several others - from taking on the R&B smash in a new parody video for W Magazine. Each of the stars had their own take on Drake's lyrics, either singing along, reading them dramatically, or awkwardly reciting the words that they seemed to be reading for the first time in their lives.
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Kristen Wiig, Elizabeth Banks, and Rooney Mara also offered their own takes on the hit R&B song
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Some of the stars read the lyrics as serious lines, while others, like Brie Larson, sang and danced

Question: @placeholder, 42, pronounces each word carefully, gesturing with the lyrics in her hand for emphasis.

Answer: Kristen Wiig

Answer: Kristen Wiig