First home buyers are keeping their hope of home ownership alive by taking out record breaking loans. New home loan data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has revealed that rising property prices across Australia forced buyers to take out an average loan of $340,200 to secure a house in June. 'As prices move up, people have to borrow more to buy their first home,' AMP chief economist Shane Oliver told Domain. This was an extra $31,600 on top of last years, making it the highest average loan amount on record. The amount is also growing by the month, with the figure rising $7000 between May and June of this year.
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First home buyers are keeping their aspirations of home ownership alive
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Australians looking to buy are borrowing record amounts of money
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Data shows that buyers took out average loan of $340,200 in June
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Property prices in Sydney sees buyers taking an average loan of $398,600

Question: 'It's going to be a much longer journey for first-home buyers, especially to get into that @placeholder market.'

Answer: Sydney


Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump said it was not his job to stand up for U.S. President Barack Obama after a man at one of his campaign events said he was a Muslim and 'not even an American.' 'Am I morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? I don't think so!' Trump said on Twitter on Saturday morning. Trump drew criticism on Friday from Republican and Democratic rivals in the 2016 race for the presidency when he failed to challenge a man at a New Hampshire town hall Thursday night who said Muslims were a problem in the United States.
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Donald Trump wrote on Twitter saying he's not morally obligated to defend President Obama every time someone makes controversial comment
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He said if someone made a nasty comment about him to Obama there's 'no chance' the president would come to his rescue
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On Thursday, Trump failed to correct a man at one of his campaign events who said Obama is a Muslim and 'not even an American'

Question: @placeholder's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Washington (CNN) -- The District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, and Rhode Island are all to receive a portion of the $3.4 billion remaining in the "Race to the Top" fund for education in those states. "We had many more competitive applications than money to fund them in this round," Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Tuesday. "Race to the Top" is an Obama administration initiative to award money to states that show that they have a plan for school reforms in four main areas: turning around low performing schools, adopting college and career ready standards, effective teachers and principals, and using data systems to support student achievement.
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Nine states plus the District of Columbia are winners
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Each will receive a portion of $3.4 billion
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Winners had to show they have plans for school reforms

Question: Those finalists all sent representatives to @placeholder in August to present their case to a group of peer reviewers.

Answer: Washington

Answer: District of Columbia

Answer: District of Columbia


Holy backlash, Batman! Warner Bros. announced Thursday that Ben Affleck will play Batman in the sequel to the Superman movie "Man of Steel." Rumors about who'll star as the Caped Crusader in the yet-to-be-named film have been swirling ever since "Man of Steel" director Zack Snyder announced at Comic-Con last month that the two superheroes would appear together in the sequel -- their first pairing on the big screen. Affleck's name wasn't even on The Hollywood Reporter's list of possible Batmans two weeks ago, when it speculated Ryan Gosling or Josh Brolin were likely candidates. Needless to say, the Internet went nuts -- and not in a good way.
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It will be the sequel to Snyder's "Man of Steel" blockbuster
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The studio plans a July 2015 release for the movie
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Internet immediately responds, and not in a good way

Question: "It's beyond mythological to have @placeholder and our new Batman facing off, since they are the greatest superheroes in the world," Snyder said at Comic-Con.

Answer: Superman

Question: @placeholder's middle name and other interesting facts about the actor, filmmaker and activist

Answer: Ben Affleck

Answer: Affleck


If Uxizandre’s Ryanair Chase success on Thursday is to be AP McCoy’s last Festival win - the 31st of his career - it will stick long in the memory. But, typically, at least for the time being, it will be confined to the recesses of the McCoy memory bank as he fixes his thoughts on the prospect of a fairy-tale end to his Cheltenham career on Friday afternoon. Over breakfast, he might afford himself a smile - of contentment not satisfaction, you don’t win 19 championships being satisfied - as he dares to dream what might be when his Betfred Gold Cup mount, Carlingford Lough, begins his bid for glory shortly after 3.20pm.
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AP McCoy rode his 31st Festival winner on Uxizandre in the Ryanair Chase
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His win on the 16-1 shot came after two frustrating days without success
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McCoy rides Carlingford Lough in the Betfred Gold Cup on Friday
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Carlingford Lough has given McCoy four wins in nine rides so far
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JP McManus said Carlingford Lough 'has a chance in a very open race'
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On how he would replace McCoy, McManus joked: 'We’ve had him cloned’

Question: AP McCoy rides @placeholder to victory in Thursday’s Ryanair Chase for his 31st Cheltenham Festival win

Answer: Uxizandre

Answer: Uxizandre


NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- U.S. President Barack Obama set his green plan into action Monday, potentially reversing several Bush-era decisions on global warming and fuel efficiency. U.S. President Barack Obama signs orders Monday on vehicle emissions and fuel efficiency standards. In his first major environmental acts as president, Obama directed his Environmental Protection Agency to review a California application to regulate greenhouse gases and told his Department of Transportation to begin implementing fuel efficiency standards passed last year but not implemented by the Bush administration. He also pushed for passage of the $825 billion economic stimulus package in the House and Senate. Those bills include money for investments in renewable energy, conservation and a better electric grid.
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Obama orders review of California request to regulate greenhouse gases
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U.S. president orders government to implement fuel efficiency standards
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Automakers oppose plan as an expensive patchwork of laws
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Former President George W. Bush stopped earlier attempt for state standards

Question: Seventeen other states may adopt California's rules if the @placeholder administration allows it, representing over half the vehicle market.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: The new standards, originally supported by @placeholder, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: George W. Bush


Spartanburg, South Carolina (CNN) Daren Owens recalls how Todd Kohlhepp sold three homes for him, including one on the day it listed. Kohlhepp was an attentive real estate agent, calling Owens "boss" and "sir" in text messages. He was chatty, not threatening, Owens said. About three months after Owens' final sale -- a 5-bedroom house with a jacuzzi -- the Boiling Springs, South Carolina, resident and his family learned that his realtor had confessed to killing four people and is a suspected serial killer. "We were like 'wow, we know this guy,'" said Owens, 49, "This feels kind of strange having that kind of person sitting at your kitchen table, walking through your house, and the idea that during that whole time, he's got keys to our house and could've gotten in at any time is just very nerve-racking."
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Todd Kohlhepp is well known in the Spartanburg area because of his robust real estate business
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Many residents express shock, disgust and surprise that he may be responsible for seven homicides

Question: The @placeholder saw a mention online of Kohlhepp's sex-offender status as they closed on one home in July.

Answer: Owens

Answer: Owens

Answer: Owens


The Obama administration on Wednesday declassified opinions from a secret court that oversees government surveillance showing the National Security Agency was broadly collecting domestic Internet communications of Americans and misrepresenting the scope of that effort to the court. The three opinions include one from October 2011 by U.S. District Judge John Bates, who scolded government lawyers that the NSA had, for the third time in less than three years, belatedly acknowledged it was collecting more data than it was legally allowed to. "NSA acquires valuable information through its upstream collection, but not without substantial intrusions on Fourth Amendment protected interests," Bates wrote.
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Obama administration declassified secret court opinions showing broad collection of Internet data
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Opinions showed that the NSA was misrepresenting its effort to the special anti-terror court
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NSA surveillance programs brought to public light by Edward Snowden leaks
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Intelligence official says problem was technological; was not a case of "overeager" spying

Question: The focus of the opinion was the government's admission that for three years, under its authority to monitor foreign communications, it had been collecting information beyond what it gets from @placeholder service providers, and included data that was entirely domestic.

Answer: Internet

Question: "This is not an egregious overreaching by a greedy agency seeking to spy on @placeholder," the official added.

Answer: Americans

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) -- The fiancee of Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber lived on property that was to be used for growing marijuana, and married an illegal immigrant for money during a period in her life when she was "associating with the wrong kind of people and making mistakes," according to a statement she released Tuesday. Cylvia Hayes, 47, admitted to living on a property in Okanogan, Oregon, in 1997 that was supposed to become a marijuana growing operation, but she said it never materialized. "I am not proud of that brief period of time - I was involved in an abusive relationship with a dangerous man," Hayes said.
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NEW: Oregon governor says his fiancee's past illegal activities are a private matter
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Oregon's "first lady" Cylvia Hayes admits involvement in a plan for a pot farm in 1997
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She says she associated with the "wrong kind of people" at the time
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The same year she also married an immigrant for money

Question: "@placeholder deserved to know the history of the person he was forming a relationship with.

Answer: John Kitzhaber


So idealistic was Graham Turnbull that he decided to give up his comfortable life as a solicitor in Lincolnshire and go to teach in Africa. After farewells to his parents and family, the then 33-year-old headed for Rwanda, a former Belgian colony, where he dreamed of helping people escape poverty through education. But Graham’s dream immediately ran into problems: he was held up on the border with Uganda, prevented from travelling any further, while inside Rwanda the worst genocide since the Holocaust was underway. More than a million died in a three-month orgy of violence as the majority Hutu tribe wiped out members of the Tutsi tribe — who, despite being the minority in the country, had been the traditional rulers.
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General Karenzi Karake's extradition case dismissed on legal loophole
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Karake and mentor Paul Kagame accused of orchestrating massacres
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Tony Blair's wife Cherie was hired to represent Karake after his arrest

Question: But this ‘visionary’, in cahoots with his arrested spy chief @placeholder, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.

Answer: Karenzi Karake

Answer: Karake

Answer: Karake


(CNN) A suspect in shootings in Maryland and Delaware on Wednesday that left three people dead and three others injured was caught in Delaware after a manhunt, authorities said. Radee Labeeb Prince, 37, is accused of killing three people and wounding two others at his job in Maryland on Wednesday morning. Police say he shot a sixth person about two hours later at a Wilmington, Delaware, car dealership. In the late afternoon, authorities zeroed in on the suspected gunman's vehicle -- a 2008 black GMC Acadia SUV -- about 15 miles from the scene of the second shooting. A tipster saw Prince leave the SUV and walk toward Glasgow High School in Newark, Delaware, said Wilmington Police Chief Robert Tracy.
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ATF agents find suspect walking in a neighborhood, smoking a cigar, a source says
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Suspected gunman killed 3 people, injured 2 others at his workplace, police say

Question: The recovered weapon matched the caliber of shells found at the @placeholder crime scene, the law enforcement source said.

Answer: Maryland

Answer: Maryland

Question: Tracy said @placeholder has a lengthy criminal history, including 42 arrests, mostly for probation violations, and 15 felony convictions.

Answer: Radee Labeeb Prince

Answer: Prince


A single woman who went on six weeks of dates around the world believes Brits have got dating all wrong and we should be more laid back like in other countries. Laila Swann, 23, visited New York first, then Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Paris and Stockholm and found that dating multiple people at once and even going on dates in a crowd is the norm. Laila, a blogger from Hampstead, London, said British people are old-fashioned when it comes to dating and should take it more casually. She said: 'Dating in London is so awkward, I think we've got it all wrong.
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Blogger Laila Swann, 23, travelled to five countries in six weeks
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Paid by Match.com to research different dating practises around the globe
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She found Brits are old-fashion in dating and should be more laid back

Question: Laila won a competition to become @placeholder's 'date explorer' to see how dating differed around the world.

Answer: Match.com


The murder of a woman at a popular San Francisco pier allegedly by an illegal immigrant could have been avoided, federal immigration officials said Monday. The suspect, Francisco Sanchez - a Mexican national who has been deported five times and is accused of shooting Kathryn Steinle, 32 - was in the custody of the San Francisco Sheriff's Department on March 26, but was let go, it has been revealed. Sanchez, 45, was brought in on a decade-old drug charge, but was released on April 15 when the charges were dropped - just over two months before the murder on July 1.
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Kathryn Steinle, 32, was shot dead as she strolled along Pier 14 in San Francisco with her father on Pier 14
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Francisco Sanchez, 45, said he picked up a gun wrapped in a T-shirt
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Claims  gun went off three times and he didn't realize he had shot Steinle
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement say Sanchez was taken into custody March 26 but released on April 15 without them knowing
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'ICE could have taken custody of him and had him removed from the country - thus preventing this terrible tragedy' officials said
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Sanchez, a seven-time felon, had been deported to Mexico five times

Question: 'As a result, an individual with a lengthy criminal history, who is now the suspect in a tragic murder case, was released onto the street rather than being turned over to @placeholder for deportation.'

Answer: Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Answer: ICE

Question: The area is one of the busiest tourist destinations in @placeholder.

Answer: San Francisco

Answer: San Francisco Sheriff's Department

Answer: San Francisco


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump will not head to Milwaukee for a previously scheduled visit of a Harley-Davidson factory after the company decided it wasn't comfortable hosting him amid planned protests, an administration official said Tuesday. Trump had been scheduled to tour the factory Thursday where he also planned to sign executive orders related to American manufacturing. The visit had not been publicly announced, but White House staffers were already on the ground in Milwaukee setting up for Trump's planned visit to the factory on Thursday. White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham confirmed Trump is not expected to go to Milwaukee on Thursday.
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Trump's Milwaukee trip is canceled
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He was to visit a Harley-Davidson factory

Question: @placeholder-Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."

Answer: Harley

Answer: Harley

Question: Harley-@placeholder issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."

Answer: Davidson

Answer: Davidson

Question: It was the threat of protests, and not Trump's planned signing of executive orders, that made @placeholder-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.

Answer: Harley

Answer: Harley

Question: It was the threat of protests, and not Trump's planned signing of executive orders, that made Harley-@placeholder uncomfortable, the official said.

Answer: Davidson

Answer: Davidson


(CNN) France's defeated political establishment has begun to rally against far-right leader Marine Le Pen as she goes head-to-head against political novice Emmanuel Macron in the final race for the French presidency. As Le Pen continued to celebrate the highest-ever voting tally for her National Front party, French President François Hollande joined candidates knocked out in the first round in endorsing Macron, who ended his insurgent campaign with a result that confounded expectations. Macron, a pro-European centrist, took first place with 24.01% of the first round voting, while the anti-immigrant, anti-EU Le Pen came second on 21.30%, according to final results released Monday by the French Interior Ministry.
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Le Pen taking leave of absence as National Front leader
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French President Hollande says he will vote for Macron

Question: The French stock markets rose on Monday morning, and the euro jumped to its highest level since November against the dollar  as investors bet against the chances of @placeholder winning.

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: EU Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Question: "(Macron) will allow all the @placeholder to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."

Answer: French

Answer: French

Answer: French

Answer: French

Question: He argued that @placeholder's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: EU Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen


(CNN) Bud Collins, the legendary tennis writer who was the first newspaper scribe to regularly appear on sports broadcasts, died Friday. He was 86. Collins was beloved for his cheerful and enthusiastic coverage of a sport he covered for almost 50 years. Jon Wertheim of Sports Illustrated writes of him: "He covered the sport like no one before or since. Funny but smart. Sometimes earnestly, other times lightheartedly." Collins literally wrote the history of tennis -- a book entitled "The Bud Collins History of Tennis: An Authoritative Encyclopedia and Record Book." Other tennis writers who had a question about the sport's history or the significance of an event would rely on Collins. He himself was an encyclopedia.
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One sports writer says Bud Collins covered tennis like no one before or since
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Collins was known for wacky trousers and an infectious enthusiasm for the game
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He also covered baseball, Muhammad Ali and politics

Question: I, like many, will miss you terribly ... RIP @placeholder."

Answer: Bud Collins

Answer: Collins

Answer: Collins

Answer: Bud Collins History of Tennis

Answer: Collins

Answer: Bud Collins

Answer: Collins


LONDON, England (CNN)  -- Michael Jackson may soon return to the stage, at least for a "special announcement." Pop star Michael Jackson has been the subject of recent rumors about his health and about a comeback. The pop star has scheduled a news conference Thursday at London's O2 arena, the same venue where Prince sold out 21 nights in 2007, according to London's Outside Organisation. Although the short statement announcing Jackson's news conference did not reveal any details, Britain's Sky News reported Wednesday that the 50-year-old King of Pop has agreed to a series of summer concerts at the O2.
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Musician schedules news conference for Thursday at O2 arena
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One news outlet says he will hold series of summer concerts
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Jackson's physical and financial health have been subject of rumors

Question: When a @placeholder tabloid reported in December that Jackson was battling a potentially fatal disease that required a life-saving lung transplant, his publicist responded that he was "in fine health" and that the story was "a total fabrication."

Answer: LONDON

Answer: London

Answer: London


Manuel Pellegrini has admitted he is disappointed in Yaya Toure but vowed to back the Manchester City midfielder — at least until the end of the season. Sportsmail revealed City would listen to offers for the Ivorian as they look to overhaul an ageing squad at the end of a faltering campaign. Toure is determined not to be forced out but the Chilean, speaking ahead of Sunday's visit of West Ham, acknowledged the midfielder had underperformed and dismissed claims he should be given a rest. Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure has come in for criticism for his performances this season
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Sportsmail revealed Manchester City would listen to offers for Yaya Toure
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Manuel Pellegrini admitted he was not happy about Toure's performances
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But the City boss has vowed to support him until the end of the season
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Manchester City face West Ham at Upton Park on Sunday
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Sam Allardyce has warned Aaron Cresswell about joining Manchester City

Question: But @placeholder, who faces questions over his own future, said the 31-year-old would be backed.

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Question: @placeholder, however, said: ‘The players have responsibility but I choose the players.’

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini

Answer: Manuel Pellegrini


Justin Trudeau was sworn in Wednesday as Canada's prime minister, following in the footsteps of his storied father and restoring his nation's liberal identity after almost 10 years of Conservative rule under Stephen Harper. The 43-year-old Trudeau, a former school teacher and member of Parliament since 2008, on Wednesday became the second youngest prime minister in Canadian history. He is the son of late Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, who swept to office in 1968 on a wave of support dubbed 'Trudeaumania.' He was prime minister until 1984 with a short interruption and remains one of the few Canadian politicians known in America, his charisma often drawing comparisons to John F. Kennedy.
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43-year-old former school teacher is the country's 2nd youngest PM
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He mouthed 'I love you' to his wife and three children as he was sworn in
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Trudeau is the son of late PM Pierre Trudeau who won landslide in 1968
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His ministers are all aged 35 to 50, women make up half of the cabinet

Question: The cabinet is scheduled to hold their first meeting in the afternoon and then face the media — a departure from the @placeholder era.

Answer: Stephen Harper


Alexis Sanchez and Eduardo Vargas scored two goals each as Chile beat Peru 4-3 for their second successive victory in the South American 2018 World Cup qualifiers on Tuesday. The victory puts the Copa America winners, who beat Brazil 2-0 last week, level on six points with Uruguay and Ecuador at the top of the 10-nation group standings. Chile took an early lead when a through ball from Mauricio Isla found Sanchez in the box and he slotted past goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. Peru equalised in the 10th minute through Jefferson Farfan. But they were reduced to 10 men in the 23rd minute after Christian Cueva was sent off for a kick at Jorge Valdivia.
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Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez and Eduardo Vargas scored two goals each
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Peru's Christian Cueva sent off after 23 minutes for a kick at Jorge Valdivia
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Chile's victory means they're top of South American World Cup qualifying

Question: A double save by Gallese from Arturo Vidal then Valdivia prevented @placeholder from scoring a fifth after an hour and Paolo Guerrero struck Peru's third in added time.

Answer: Chile

Answer: Chile

Answer: Chile


Australian teenage jihadist Jake Bilardi was expressing anti-Western sentiments years before he fled to the Middle East Australian teenage jihadist Jake Bilardi was expressing anti-Western sentiments years before he fled to the Middle East to fight with terror group Islamic State. In comments posted about news stories and opinion pieces, Bilardi pointed out the evils of Australia and the United States. Earlier this week, Fairfax Media revealed a 'Jonathan Edwards', who was thought to be a Briton when he appeared in a photo brandishing a rifle between two bearded men in front of a black IS flag last year, was in fact an 18-year-old from Melbourne.
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Jake Bilardi made anti-Western comments years before he went to Iraq
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In comments, he pointed out the evils of Australia and the United States
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Bilardi was an avid reader of Al Jazeera and weighed in on Islamic issues
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Comments were made a year before the 18-year-old converted to Islam
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His family have revealed they are shock over his ties with Islamic State

Question: Bilardi added Americans were being influenced by local media, saying the same happened to @placeholder.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Question: Bilardi described himself as a 'revert' to @placeholder who was 'tall, white, skinny, long hair'

Answer: Islamic

Answer: Islam


A new biography of Michelle Obama has revealed that her mother was initially suspicious of her future son-in-law because he was of mixed race. Barack Obama's father was from Kenya and his mother was a white woman. His parents met in Hawaii although his father abandoned his family when the future president was aged just two. The claim is contained in a new biography of the First Lady written by Washington Post correspondent Peter Slevin. Scroll down for video Marian Robinson, far right, went on a visit to China in March last year, accompanying the First Lady, center, and her grandchildren Sasha, far left, and Malia
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Marian Robinson said she had reservations about her future son-in-law
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The statement forms part of a new biography of Michelle Obama
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The book, which is due out next month, uncovered an old TV interview
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During the interview, Mrs Robinson explained her fears concerning race
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She said she would have been worried had Mr Obama been entirely white

Question: However, despite her initial reservations, @placeholder, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.

Answer: Marian Robinson

Answer: Marian Robinson

Answer: Robinson


Washington (CNN) It's been nearly 100 days since President Donald Trump announced his new strategy for Afghanistan and the wider region, a strategy that demanded Pakistan do more to fight the Taliban, but Pakistan has yet to take significant action against the Taliban, according to the commander of US and international forces in Afghanistan. "We have not seen those changes implemented yet," Gen. John Nicholson told reporters Tuesday at the Pentagon via a video link. "We are hoping to see those changes. We are hoping to work together with the Pakistanis going forward to eliminate terrorists who are crossing the Durand Line," Nicholson said, using another name for the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
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Nicholson says Islamabad must take action against the Afghan Taliban
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He would not say how much more time the US will allow Pakistan
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US is now targeting the Taliban's sources of revenue

Question: Nicholson later said that while the Taliban's tactical-level commanders were in the field in Afghanistan, its "senior leadership still resides in @placeholder."

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistanis

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan


Pet cats are being snatched off the streets and killed in their ten of thousands across Asia - to feed the booming appetite for their meat in Vietnam. Restaurants serving domestic cats – sold as a delicacy known as 'baby tiger' – are springing up across northern Vietnam, despite laws against eating the animals. And at one restaurant – an hour's drive from the capital Hanoi – the owner told MailOnline demand is so high he'd slaughtered 31 cats already that day just to keep up. Scroll down for video Caught, skinned and boned: A wheelbarrow load of cats  arrives at popular restaurant near Hanoi, Vietnam
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Domestic cats stolen off the streets and sold to restaurants for £52 each
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Moggie meat served in Vietnam as an expensive delicacy called 'baby tiger'
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Serving cat is banned - but big customers are police officers and lawyers
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Felines are cooped up in tiny cages then killed, skinned and filleted to eat

Question: And a @placeholder probe has found pet cats destined for the dinner table are being held in horrific conditions as they await slaughter.

Answer: MailOnline


Leeds are 80 minutes away from completing the treble after edging out reigning Super League champions St Helens 20-13 in a semi-final thriller at Headingley. England winger Ryan Hall, whose last-second try at Huddersfield a week earlier earned the Rhinos a home semi-final, again made the crucial score 12 minutes from the end before centre Kallum Watkins added another in the final minute to break Saints hearts. Leeds will now meet Wigan in the Grand Final at Old Trafford next Saturday in a repeat of the inaugural 1998 final won by Wigan thanks to Jason Robinson's solo try. The outcome means that 37-year-old Jamie Peacock, who was heroic on his last appearance at Headingley, will get the chance to end his distinguished career on the big stage.
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Leeds Rhinos have a chance of completing their treble in next week's Super League Grand Final against Wigan Warriors
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Rhinos came from behind to beat Saints in the semi-final at Headingley
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Zak Hardaker, Ryan Hall, Kallum Watkins scored the tries for the home side
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James Roby and Mark Percival crossed over for the visitors

Question: @placeholder could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.

Answer: Leeds

Answer: Leeds

Answer: Leeds Rhinos


Shawshank prison worker Joyce Mitchell 'had a moment of clarity' when she decided to let her husband live while dining with him at a Chinese restaurant, an official said. Mitchell, 51, had the change of heart only hours before Richard Matt and David Sweat planned to escape from the maximum security Clinton Correctional Facility Dannemora, near the Canadian border, last month, the Buffalo News reported. 'They went out to dinner at a Chinese restaurant after work at the prison, and Joyce Mitchell had a realization that this was D-Day, and the fantasy she had been living for almost a year was now becoming a reality that included the murder of her husband, who had been a good and supportive man,' a law enforcement official involved in the search said.
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Mitchell was sat across from her husband Lyle Mitchell at a restaurant when she decided she didn't want him killed
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Her husband was going to be killed on night of June 5 by Richard Matt after he escaped from Clinton Correctional Facility
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She had to make choice to save him by turning on prison escapees Matt and David Sweat who were on the run for three weeks

Question: @placeholder was located by police when a man driving a camper reported the vehicle has been hit by a bullet on June 26, and a search party that was dispatched to the area heard a man coughing in the woods.

Answer: Richard Matt


Chelsea vs Liverpool, Jose Mourinho vs Jurgen Klopp. Two of the most colourful coaches in world football clash at Stamford Bridge on Saturday lunchtime in what could prove to be a pivotal game in Mourinho's battle to keep his job. It promises to be a fascinating duel and one that is difficult to call on current form. Both managers have injury concerns, but who would have the stronger hand if all their players were fit? Here, Sportsmail selects a best combined XI. The Belgian isn't expected to return to action after a knee injury until December but he is one of the world's top goalkeepers and head and shoulders above team-mate Asmir Begovic or Liverpool No 1 Simon Mignolet. A no-brainer.
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Chelsea host Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, kick-off 12.45pm
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Injured duo Thibaut Courtois and Jordan Henderson both make the cut
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Diego Costa and Daniel Sturridge both miss out on a place up front
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Nemanja Matic, Philippe Coutinho and Gary Cahill also included in our XI
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READ: Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp has fine record against Jose Mourinho

Question: Talking of Brazilians, @placeholder is the pick of the bunch at either club and an obvious choice for the No 10 role.

Answer: Philippe Coutinho


A terror plot linked to Islamic State is identified in the West every fortnight, a major report has revealed. At least 32 attacks inspired by the Islamist group were either carried out or thwarted since July last year, according to new research. The plots were detected in 10 countries, including three in Britain, a study by the Henry Jackson Society think-tank revealed. The report, published today, comes after ministers launched a crackdown on four notorious British jihadists who have travelled to Syria to lure sympathisers into causing carnage on UK streets. So-called ‘Mrs Terror’ Sally Jones, 46, privately-educated Aqsa Mahmood, 20, ex-medical student Nasser Muthana, 20, and former security guard Omar Hussain, 27, were placed on a UN blacklist.
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Isis terrorists have attempted one terror attack in the West a fortnight
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At least 32 plots were either carried out or thwarted since last July
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The Henry Jackson Society warned returning terrorists were a major threat
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At least three planned terror attacks in Britain have been foiled by police

Question: Earlier this month, the head of MI5 warned that @placeholder was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain


Washington (CNN) John Kelly was sworn in as President Donald Trump's new chief of staff Monday, tasked with bringing order to an often chaotic White House and jump-starting the President's stalled legislative agenda. "We look forward to, if it is possible, even a better job as chief of staff," Trump said of his former secretary of homeland security. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that his administration has "done very well," noting the stock market, unemployment and business confidence. "We have a tremendous base, we have a tremendous group of support, the country is optimistic and I think the general will just add to it. The country is doing very well. Strongest stock market ever," Trump said.
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Kelly is a retired Marine Corps general
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Republicans on Capitol Hill hope Kelly will bring order to the White House

Question: And anybody who thinks they're going to change @placeholder doesn't know Donald Trump."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: And anybody who thinks they're going to change Donald Trump doesn't know @placeholder."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- It was an odd collection of vehicles on display on Capitol Hill, ranging from a bucket truck used for repairing power lines to something resembling an enclosed golf cart to a pair of hot-looking, two-seater sports cars. Lawmakers eyeball one of several alternative-energy vehicles parked this week on Capitol Hill. What they had in common was alternative energy: The cars run on electricity and biofuels as well as gasoline. Tuesday's display attracted some U.S. senators who couldn't resist taking the vehicles for a spin. "I'm about to have claustrophobia!" laughed Sen. Thomas Carper, D-Delaware, as he folded himself into a yellow, low-slung vehicle known by the initials ENVI, developed by the Chrysler Corporation.
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An eclectic assortment of alternative-energy vehicles hit Capitol Hill this week
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The display attracted U.S. senators who couldn't resist taking the cars for a spin
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The event was organized by a carmaker from Indiana to showcase its plug-in hybrid
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Display included cars from GM, ZENN, Bright Automotive and Smart, among others

Question: Carper, the @placeholder senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."

Answer: D-Delaware


A couple from Islington whose daughter was born with a debilitating skin condition that means she's permanently covered in painful blisters are hoping to secure funding to help find a cure for the condition. Sharmila and James Collins' eldest daughter Sohana, now 13, was diagnosed at birth with Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa, known as RDEB. The genetic skin blistering condition, caused by a lack of a protein called collagen VII in her skin, affects much of her body including her eyes, throat and stomach, leaves her skin 'flayed' and constantly prone to weeping blisters. Sharmila, 45, and James, 46, who have three other children, Jacinda, 11, and twins Akhaila and Zuleikha, 8, learned about their eldest daughter's condition in the first weeks after her birth.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
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Sohana Collins has Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa (RDEB)
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The Islington teenager, 13, was born with the condition, which causes her skin to blister and weep at the slightest brush
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Sufferers are often severely disabled by EB and rarely make it to adulthood
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Parents Sharmila and James Collins hope gene editing may provide a cure

Question: @placeholder, Sohanas' mother and co-founder of the fund, said: 'Funding feeds research progress.

Answer: Sharmila

Answer: Sharmila

Answer: Parents Sharmila


(CNN) We can thank Beyoncé for Jay-Z's new album in more ways than one. Not only does "4:44" contain lyrics that address the rumors of infidelity that Beyoncé raised in her visual album "Lemonade," but, according to Jay-Z's producer, Queen Bey was directly involved. "I always call Bey our de facto A&R," producer No I.D. told The New York Times in a Q&A published over the weekend. "Pillow talk is the strongest conversation on the planet. Every song has to get past her ears, in my eyes." A record label's A&R division is responsible for developing an artist once they're signed.
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The album's sole producer talks about the project
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Firm says album pushed Tidal to the top of app store

Question: Related: @placeholder-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'

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Answer: Z

Answer: Jay

Answer: Z

Question: Related: Jay-@placeholder apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'

Answer: CNN

Answer: Beyoncé

Answer: Jay

Answer: Z

Answer: Beyoncé

Answer: Lemonade

Answer: Jay

Answer: Z

Answer: Bey

Answer: Bey

Answer: A&R

Answer: Q&A

Answer: A&R

Answer: Firm

Answer: Tidal

Question: But at 47, Jay-@placeholder has delivered what many feel is his most personal and powerful project to date.

Answer: CNN

Answer: Beyoncé

Answer: Jay

Answer: Z

Answer: Beyoncé

Answer: Lemonade

Answer: Jay

Answer: Z

Answer: Bey

Answer: Bey

Answer: A&R

Answer: Q&A

Answer: A&R

Answer: Firm

Answer: Tidal


Many women experience street harassment on a regular basis, but two young women took to YouTube to spotlight a form of harassment even nastier than cat-calling. Comedians Soojeong Son, who goes by SJ, and Ginny Leise visited a New York City park to demonstrate the practice of drive-by street harassment, which they define as the act of whispering something offensive into the face of a woman who is alone in public, then walking away before there is time for her to react. 'Do you think that men who do not perpetrate this particular type of harassment have any idea that women put up with this on a regular basis?' Ginny asks SJ at the beginning of the clip.
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Soojeong Son and Ginny Leise attempt to show men in New York City the degrading harassment that women regularly experience
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They define 'drive-by street harassment' as the act of whispering something offensive to a woman before quickly walking away
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Most of the men, however, seemed to feel unthreatened, and laughed after SooJeong said things like 'dat a**' and 'oh baby'

Question: After @placeholder told an older man 'I love you d***', he turned around, wrinkled his brow, and said 'what?'

Answer: SJ

Answer: SJ

Answer: SooJeong


An artistic dad from Maryland has come up with a way to inspire his son each day during his lunchtime break at school by drawing a different cartoon character on Post-It Note alongside some words of wisdom. Brent Almond, a graphic designer who also runs a blog called Designer Daddy, packs his son Jon's lunchbox full of an endearingly-designed note each and every day - along with his sandwiches and snacks. The doting father has been posting his efforts on his Instagram account, which is titled @SuperLunchNotes and his artistic endeavors have quickly garnered  thousands of devoted followers. It's got crunch! Brent Almond sends his son Jon to school with a hand-drawn Post-It note in his lunchbox every day
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Brent Almond draws a different design for his son, Jon
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The drawings are all based on Jon's favorite superheroes or cartoon characters
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Brent says he will continue to create drawings until his son tells him to stop

Question: Often @placeholder's father or his teacher will read the notes to him.

Answer: Jon

Answer: Jon

Answer: Jon

Answer: Jon


(CNN) -- Mark Zuckerberg went back to Harvard on Monday on a recruiting trip, his first visit since he dropped out of the prestigious university to found social-media giant Facebook. Clad in his trademark hoodie and T-shirt, Zuckerberg told reporters, "This is a great time to come." "There's a lot of really smart people here, and a lot of them are making decisions on where they are going to work when they graduate in the next couple of weeks," he said. The university posted a slickly edited video on YouTube of Zuckerberg's outdoor remarks. Zuckerberg quit Harvard and moved to California to found Facebook in 2004. The university's student newspaper, The Harvard Crimson, says he was back on campus for the first time since he left to recruit students for internships at Facebook.
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Mark Zuckerberg dropped out of Harvard University in 2004
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The Facebook CEO visited the campus on Monday
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He returns to recruit engineering students for internships
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It is his first official visit since 2004, The Harvard Crimson says

Question: @placeholder, for its part, was happy to welcome back the billionaire dropout.

Answer: Harvard

Answer: Harvard

Answer: Harvard University


Seoul (CNN) A man drove a construction vehicle Tuesday into the gate of a South Korean prosecutor's office intending to kill the woman at the center of a major political scandal, authorities said. The man came from a rural town to the prosecutor's office in Seoul to "help Choi Soon-sil die," said Han Jeung-sub, a detective at the Seocho Police Station. Choi is a friend and informal adviser to South Korean President Park Geun-hye, and she has been described as a Rasputin-like character to the leader. Accusations that Choi was the recipient of leaked official state documents have led to noisy demands for Park's ouster, with thousands taking to the streets over the weekend demanding she step down.
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President's friend and informal adviser taken into "emergency detention"
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Confidante faces questioning over allegations she received classified documents

Question: @placeholder is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.

Answer: Park Geun

Answer: Park


Sheryl Sandberg has penned a raw account of her enduring pain 30 days after her husband, David Goldberg, died suddenly while they were on vacation. 'I have lived thirty years in these thirty days,' she wrote in the essay posted to Facebook on Wednesday. 'I am thirty years sadder. I feel like I am thirty years wiser.' The Facebook COO, 45, and her husband were at a private resort in Punta Mita, Mexico when he fell off a treadmill and died from a severe head trauma on May 1. He was just 47. Sandberg has now reached the end of her sheloshim - a 30-day religious mourning period in Judaism - and in her Facebook post, she reflected on what she had leaned in that time, from gratitude and resilience to knowing how to ask for help.
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Sheryl Sandberg's husband, SurveyMonkey CEO David Goldberg, passed away after falling off a treadmill in Mexico on May 1
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On Wednesday, the Facebook COO, 45, posted a lengthy essay to mark the end of her sheloshim - 30 days of religious mourning in Judaism
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'I have lived 30 years in these 30 days,' she wrote
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She detailed what she has learned in that time - including gratitude, resilience , asking for help and what it is to be a mother
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Despite people's assurances, she said she will 'never feel pure joy again'
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But even though she will always mourn Goldberg - her 'plan A' - she vowed to 'kick the s*** out of plan B'
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She returned to work after 10 days and said it had been 'a savior'

Question: After his death, @placeholder -  'the older sister, the COO, the doer and the planner' - fell apart.

Answer: Sheryl Sandberg

Answer: Sandberg

Answer: Sheryl Sandberg


This is the embarrassing moment two bungling tourists had to be rescued from a sinking dinghy while attempting to reach an island five miles off shore - without a paddle. Mitch Hole and David Black - known as 'Blacky' - bought their blow-up vessel from a seafront shop before setting sail for Steep Holm in the treacherous Bristol Channel. Three hours later beach rangers in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, spotted them drifting aimlessly around a mile from the coast - after one of their beer cans had burst their vessel. Unable to get their attention, the D Class lifeboat Anna Stock was launched from nearby Knightstone Harbour.
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Mitch Hole and David Black were five miles out when they were saved
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Had bought blow-up toy without any oars and headed into Bristol Channel
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Were aiming for private island of Steep Holm when RNLI came to their aid
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Two men hadn't realised they were off course and inflatable was sinking

Question: @placeholder is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.

Answer: Mitch Hole


With just over two weeks to go until the $300million mega-fight, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao have showed off their toned physique's - as there preparations continue. The fight takes place at the Las Vegas, MGM Grand Garden Arena on May 2 - with the bout being billed as the biggest in the history of the sport. And the Filipino boxer has been keen to show off he's in the best condition of his life, with a series of posts in the last few weeks showing off his impeccable athletic body. Manny Pacquiao used Instagram to show his fans a photo of his ripped body as he continues his preparation
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Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiap showed off their ripped torso's
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The fight is just over two weeks away on May 2, at the MGM in Las Vegas
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The $300million bout is touted as the biggest in the history of boxing

Question: The Filipino fighter is looking to put an end to @placeholder's current unbeaten record in the ring

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather


The radicalised Muslim 15-year-old who shot a police accountant in an 'act of terrorism' had heard a lecture by an extremist group just hours before storming the force headquarters. Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad reportedly  listened to a talk by hardline Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir at Parramatta mosque where he changed into a black robe before killing Curtis Cheng, according to Seven News. He walked towards the nearby police station on Friday afternoon, stopping at his school en route to dump his backpack which contained material linked to a Sydney Islamic bookstore. The Iranian-born youth then concealed his gun in his clothing and headed towards NSW Police headquarters in Parramatta, Sydney, where he shot Mr Cheng  in the back of the head.
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Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad stormed police headquarters in Parramatta
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He reportedly heard lecture by extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir before killing
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Schoolboy, 15, changed into a black robe before shooting accountant
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He also stashed a bag containing material linked to Islamic bookstore

Question: A senior Hizb ut-@placeholder figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.

Answer: Tahrir

Answer: Tahrir


Zlatan Ibrahimovic will not leave Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain this summer despite being linked with a return to AC Milan, according to the striker's agent Mino Raiola. The Sweden international helped PSG secure a historic quadruple this season after successes in the Coupe de France, the Coupe de la Ligue, the pre-season Trophee des Champions and winning the Ligue 1 title. There have, however, been reports suggesting the 33-year-old could return to the club where he won the Serie A title. But Raiola has rejected the rumours and insisted his client will not be leaving Parc des Princes during the transfer window.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic had been linked with a return to former club AC Milan
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The striker's agent Mino Raiola has insisted his client will remain at PSG
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Ibrahimovic celebrated the 26th trophy of his successful career this season
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Silvio Berlusconi was hoping to lure Ibrahimovic back to AC Milan

Question: Last month, @placeholder president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.

Answer: AC Milan

Answer: AC Milan

Answer: AC Milan


(CNN) There were more reported cases of sexually transmitted diseases last year than ever before in the United States, according to the latest STD surveillance report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The annual report, which was released on Wednesday, showed that the rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis -- the three most commonly reported STDs in the nation -- increased between 2014 and 2015, reaching an all-time high. Reported cases of primary and secondary syphilis rose by 19%, gonorrhea cases rose by 12.8%, and chlamydia cases rose by 5.9%, from 2014. All three STDs are curable with antibiotics, but most infections go undiagnosed and untreated, according to the CDC.
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Chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis rates hit an all-time high last year, new report shows
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"We have reached a decisive moment for the nation," CDC official says

Question: Scientists at the @placeholder warned in July that the bacterium that causes gonorrhea, called Neisseria gonorrhoeae, is developing resistance to the antibiotic drugs used to treat it.

Answer: CDC

Answer: CDC


England may be on the verge of making history, but Theo Walcott knows a perfect qualifying campaign will count for nothing if the Three Lions flop at another major tournament next year. Roy Hodgson's side made it nine wins from nine on Friday night when they defeated Estonia 2-0 thanks to goals from Walcott and Raheem Sterling. Few would have thought England would go on a 13-match unbeaten streak when they returned home from a dismal showing in Brazil. England were condemned to their fastest ever World Cup exit after they lost to Italy and Uruguay before drawing their final group game against Costa Rica.
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England defeated Estonia 2-0 to maintain perfect qualification record
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Theo Walcott knows the Three Lions will be judged on tournament football
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England have not lost since the World Cup 2014 as they chase record qualification for Euro 2016 ahead of final game with Lithuania

Question: An inexperienced party of 20 - the average number of caps per player in the squad is 12 - will travel to @placeholder on Sunday to prepare for Monday's final qualifier.

Answer: Lithuania


Casablanca, Morocco (CNN) -- Some protesters not satisfied with the Moroccan king's proposed constitutional reforms have called for a peaceful demonstration Sunday. "The national coordinators (of the movement) have called for a demonstration Sunday for a truly democratic constitution and a parliamentary monarchy," a member of the Rabat wing said Saturday. "The plan as proposed by the king yesterday, does not respond to our demands for a true separation of powers," he said Saturday. King Mohammed VI of Morocco declared sweeping reforms that will boost the power of the prime minister and take away some of his own. Morocco's revamped draft constitution will make officials more accountable, the parliament in Rabat more dynamic and will give the government greater powers, the 47-year-old king said in a nationally televised address.
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Some protesters will gather Sunday; others oppose idea
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Moroccans will vote for the constitution in a referendum slated for July 1
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King Mohammed's role would be that of "citizen king"
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Mohammed says the constitution will guarantee independence of the judiciary

Question: But @placeholder will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.

Answer: King Mohammed

Answer: Mohammed


(CNN) -- To the Republican voters in the other 49 states, I sympathize with you. It must be painful to turn on every cable and broadcast network, read the websites and follow the blogs and realize that you mean absolutely nothing when it comes to choosing a GOP nominee for president of the United States. Please, don't even bother. Iowa has it all under control, and what happens there, and in New Hampshire, will settle the race once and for all. What a load of animal droppings on the Iowa farm fields. Conventional wisdom, which really means the opinions of the smart, politically savvy know-it-all sages in Washington, says that if you don't win Iowa or place high there, you won't be able to raise the money to continue, and you might as well go home and lick your wounds.
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Roland Martin objects to the notion that you have to take Iowa to win
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Martin: No candidate should drop out based on performance in Iowa or New Hampshire
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The 48 other states must not be dismissed, he says; changes in fortunes happen
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Iowa boosted Obama, he says, but not winners Huckabee, Buchanan or Tsongas

Question: It was a huge boost for Obama in 2008, but for past @placeholder winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.

Answer: Iowa

Answer: Iowa

Answer: Iowa

Answer: Iowa

Answer: Iowa

Answer: Iowa


Timothy William Maness, 28, admitted to recording young women through their bedroom windows at the University of California, Santa Cruz A peeping tom admitted to recording young women through their bedroom windows at a California university after a victim snapped a photograph of him and posted it all over the neighborhood. Timothy William Maness, 28, turned himself in on Thursday at the Santa Cruz Police Station. He admitted he was the man in the photographs taken by a young woman on Tuesday after he looked through her bedroom window and attempted to enter her home. Haley Woolford, 19, said Maness removed panels from her backyard fence and walked through the gap to enter the private patio area.
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Timothy William Maness, 28, turned himself in to Santa Cruz police
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Admitted he was the man Haley Woolford, 19, had photographed after he looked through her bedroom window on Tuesday
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The UC Santa Cruz student said Maness opened her window and tried to get into her home
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Woolford then confronted him outside her patio, where she took the photos
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Police have been trying to find Maness for the last four to six weeks after a number of similar incidents

Question: @placeholder was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.

Answer: Timothy William Maness

Answer: Timothy William Maness

Answer: Maness

Answer: Timothy William Maness

Answer: Maness

Answer: Maness


Robert Kirkland died on Saturday morning in Union City, Tennessee, from kidney failure complications An entrepreneur and philanthropist who built a national chain of home decor stores and donated $100million has died at age 77. Robert Kirkland, who founded the home decor store that bears his last name, died on Saturday morning in Union City, Tennessee, from complications stemming from kidney failure. Kirkland, who founded Kirkland's home decor stores with his cousin Carl in 1966, donated the money to found the Discovery Park of America education center and tourist attraction in Tennessee. Kirkland's expanded into a chain of more than 300 locations in 35 states.
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Kirkland died Saturday from complications stemming from kidney failure
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He and cousin Carl Kirkland founded Kirkland's home decor stores in 1966
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They expanded stores into chain with more than 300 locations in 35 states
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He donated money to found the Discovery Park of America education center and tourist attraction in Tennessee and it is still expanding today
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Memorial service will be held on Wednesday at park, which will be closed

Question: @placeholder attracted about 300,000 visitors in its first year and it continues to add exhibits and attractions on the strength of Kirkland's $100 million donation.

Answer: Discovery Park

Answer: Discovery Park


Building sandcastles on Britain’s beaches has been voted as the country’s favourite childhood holiday memory, beating foreign holidays, day trips and flying to their destination. Over 58 per cent of men and women surveyed revealed that their holidays on UK shores were their most memorable childhood holidays. Of the 1,000 people polled, 42 per cent said that building sandcastles on UK beaches - from St Ives to Blackpool - was their favourite holiday memory. Other surprising findings in the poll by Bar-Be-Quick included 63 per cent revealing that they preferred camping and caravanning to hotel stays and 78 per cent preferring family barbecues over expensive meals out.
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58% said holidaying on UK shores was best childhood holiday memory
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Similarly, the majority polled preferred camping and caravanning to hotels
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While 61% admitted they would rather drive to their destination than fly

Question: Despite the fact that the @placeholder's summer weather can be unpredictable, the lure of home comforts and the opportunity to avoid flying seems to be more appealing to families than lugging all their necessities overseas to more tropical climates.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


(CNN) Evans Ray nearly spent his life in prison for his role in a drug deal he wanted no part of. Ray, a barber with a wife and four children, received a life sentence from a judge who initially tried to sentence him to 27 years for arranging a drug sale in 2007 but was ultimately forced to give him the maximum sentence: life behind bars. It was federal prosecutors who forced Ray, who ultimately had his sentence commuted in 2016, to face a life sentence. It is these same federal prosecutors who, under orders from their boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, must now pursue the toughest possible charges and sentences against crime suspects.
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Anquan Boldin, Malcolm Jenkins, Glover Quin, and Johnson Bademosi: The war on drugs is a war most of the country, unlike Attorney General Jeff Sessions, would like to end
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Congress can do more to help currently and formerly incarcerated people rebuild their lives, they write

Question: In October, 2015 @placeholder's cousin was killed on the side of the road by a plainclothes police officer as he was waiting for a tow truck after his car broke down.

Answer: Anquan Boldin


Spain's Carla Suarez Navarro came back from a dreadful first set to defeat three-times Miami Open champion Venus Williams 0-6, 6-1, 7-5 at Key Biscayne on Tuesday and set up a semi-final clash with Germany's ninth seed Andrea Petkovic. Petkovic booked her place in the last four after a 6-4, 6-2 win over 14th seeded Czech Karolina Pliskova. Williams utterly dominated the first set, crushing the Spaniard 6-0 in less than half an hour but her opponent was able to regroup and battle back in impressive style. Venus Williams shows her frustrations as she loses to Carla Suarez Navarro in the Miami Open last eight
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Carla Suarez Navarro beat Venus Williams in the Miami Open quarter-finals
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The Spaniard fought back from a first-set bagel to win 0-6, 6-1, 75
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German No 9 seed Andrea Petkovic beat Karolina Pliskova 6-4, 6-2
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CLICK HERE for all the latest from the Miami Open

Question: @placeholder Karolina Pliskova hits a serve but later loses in straight sets to the German ninth seed

Answer: Czech


(CNN) Deputy White House Chief of Staff Rick Dearborn will leave the administration early next year, CNN has learned, and is expected to pursue work in the private sector. His departure has been rumored for weeks, and sources familiar with the matter say he has been privately telling his West Wing colleagues that he would likely leave soon. Dearborn had a wide portfolio in the White House and oversaw its political operation, public outreach and legislative affairs. He saw the passage of the sweeping Republican tax bill as his time to leave, sources familiar with his move tell CNN. His exit comes as the White House is steeling itself for a string of departures once President Donald Trump hits the one-year mark in office. It was reported earlier this month that Dina Powell, the deputy national security adviser, is also expected to leave. The Wall Street Journal was the first to report on Dearborn's departure.
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Deputy White House Chief of Staff Rick Dearborn will leave the administration early next year, CNN has learned
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His departure has been rumored for weeks

Question: With Dearborn's departure, most have either left or become @placeholder loyalists.

Answer: Donald Trump


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump on Wednesday said "we'll see" when asked if he would fire Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price in the wake of reports he has used taxpayer-funded private planes for government business. The President said he is "not happy" about the practice several of his Cabinet members have engaged in. "I was looking into it and I will look into it. I will tell you personally, I'm not happy about it,"  Trump told reporters at the White House. "I am not happy about it I'm going to look at it. I let him know it."
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"I'm looking into it," Trump said. "I'm not happy about it."
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Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price chartered private planes

Question: However, a @placeholder official said Wednesday that President Trump has "no immediate plans" to remove him from the Cabinet.

Answer: White House


David Lloyd reviews day five of the third and final Test of the series between England and Pakistan in Sharjah. Another shocking first hour for England. They don’t seem to be morning men. Too many were caught on the crease against spin and there was some real novice batting. You really do have to get a big stride in here to get to the pitch of the ball and to negate lbw. England were just walking wickets for a while there. As well as being a wonderful player Alastair Cook is a thoughtful one. He worked out how to play on this pitch, employing a sweep as and when and then he came down the pitch and hit over mid-on. It was out of character but he had worked out it was an easy shot for the left-hander with the spin.
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England's batsmen failed in the first hour in Sharjah
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Ben Stokes batting in the nets is a good sign for England
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Adil Rashid did ok as a wrist-spinner but there are more players emerging
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See more of the latest England cricket team news, fixtures and scores

Question: A bright spot amid England’s suffering was the sight of Ben Stokes having a net out the back of the @placeholder and then batting towards the end of the Test.

Answer: Sharjah

Answer: Sharjah


The four sisters caught in the middle of a battle between their parents that spanned two continents have told their side of the story. More than three years ago Claire, Emily, Christine and Lily Vincenti were taken from their Italian home by their mother, which sparked an ugly dispute that included claims of kidnapping. Their mother, Laura Garrett, had Australian passports made for the girls and fled to Australia. She claimed she had to escape her abusive partner, Tomasso Vincenti. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Flashback to 2012: These were the heartbreaking scenes of a family being torn apart when four young sisters were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's Sunshine Coast home in the middle of the night and forced onto a plan back to their father in Italy
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Four sisters were at the centre of an international custody dispute
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Vinceni girls were sent back to live with their father in Italy in 2012
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They were dragged kicking and screaming from their Sunshine Coast home
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Distressing scenes were shown on TV causing great hysteria and concern
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60 Minutes exclusively interviewed the girls at their home near Florence
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The two eldest, Emily and Claire, speak of their regret of dramatic exit
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Their mother has not visited them in Italy but speaks to them everyday
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60 Minutes will screen nationally on Channel 9 at 8.30pm Sunday, April 12

Question: Ms Garrett has previously said in the years since her daughter's return to @placeholder that the girls were unhappy.

Answer: Italian

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy


(CNN) Sometimes a historic moment arrives like an IMAX movie: a big, loud, jarring event that bends the arc of history. Other times, though, it sneaks up on people. It seems modest at the time, but only later do Americans realize it marked a turning point -- that something new had burst onto the national stage and the old rules no longer applied. Did President Barack Obama have such a moment this week when he wept openly about children killed by gun violence? Some say yes, and that Obama's tears were more radical than people realize. Most people know the backdrop: While announcing executive orders Tuesday to strengthen gun control laws, Obama halted as the cameras clicked. He tried to regain his composure, but then the tears flowed as he talked about 20 schoolchildren murdered by a gunman at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.
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Obama's tears during his gun control speech were revolutionary, several historians and political scientists say
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He became the "father-in-chief," shedding tears over the deaths of white children, they say
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He also showed it was OK for men -- and political leaders -- to cry in public

Question: "He's us, and in many ways, that's @placeholder's greatest triumph."

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


Charlie Sheen is facing a number of lawsuits and being attacked by former partners after revealing he is HIV-positive. Just hours after Sheen told Matt Lauer on Today that he has had the virus for 'roughly four years' and informed all of his sexual partners since that time, the actor's former girlfriend Bree Olson made an appearance on The Howard Stern Show telling a very different story. She claimed that Sheen never once revealed to her that he is HIV-positive, and said later in a separate interview; 'He's a monster.' Shortly after Olson appeared on Stern's show another one of Sheen's sexual partners, Natalie Kenly, came forward to say that the actor never told her either that he is HIV-positive.
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Charlie Sheen said that he was diagnosed 'roughly four years ago' and his doctor said the virus is now 'undetectable' in his blood
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He said it was 'impossible' he had transmitted the virus to anyone but did admit to having unsafe sex with two partners who knew his status
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His exes Bree Olson and Natalie Kenly are claiming Sheen never once told them he is HIV-positive when they were together
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'He's a monster,' said Olson
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Sources close to Sheen say he did not find out he was HIV-positive until May 2011 when he was no longer with Olson - but was still dating Kenly
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There are also reports that six people who had sex with the actor are already preparing to file lawsuits against him
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One person claims they had sex with Sheen just last week and he did not reveal his status
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Sheen said his ex-wives Denise Richards and Brooke Mueller knew he is HIV-positive, and that he recently told his oldest daughter Cassandra

Question: If an individual breaks the agreement it states they must pay @placeholder $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen

Answer: Sheen


Islamic militants have unleashed a wave of simultaneous attacks on Egyptian army checkpoints in the northern Sinai Peninsula, killing at least 38 soldiers. The attacks came just two days after a ISIS car bomb assassinated one of the country’s top prosecutors, Hisham Barakat. Speaking at Mr Barakat's funeral, President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi vowed to step up a two-year crackdown on militants. The scope and intensity of today's attack underscored the resilience and advanced planning by the militants who have for years battled Egyptian security forces in northern Sinai. Except for the attack at the officers’ club, the majority of the attacks took place in the town of Sheikh Zuweid and targeted at least six military checkpoints, officials said.
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Militants targeted up to 15 Egyptian army and police positions
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The co-ordinated terror attacks come after the assassination of Egypt's top prosecutor, Hisham Barakat in a deadly car bomb attack
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President Sisi has vowed to launch a fresh crackdown on Islamists

Question: The shocking shootings were used as propaganda by the barbaric group in a close up video of the attack.The death of Hisham Barakat has further added pressure on Sissi to clamp down further on alleged Islamists in @placeholder.

Answer: Egyptian

Answer: Egyptian

Answer: Egyptian

Answer: Egypt

Question: It was later announced that Mr Barakat has since died from his wounds, leading to questions over whether the prosecutor's death will lead to a decline in the number of people being put on trial for being alleged radical @placeholder.

Answer: Islamic

Answer: Islamists


(CNN) Say hello to Beyonce: the political goddess. She has been inching toward this transformation since 2011's album "4", which despite modest sales felt raw, candid, authentically independent and political; it pushed buttons. With "Lemonade",  the visual album she unveiled on HBO Saturday night, Beyoncé has now emerged further — unapologetic, in all of her identities. Who knows what sparked her musical revolution. Could it be the advent of social media and the public craving to know personal details of her life? The flood in New Orleans? The drumbeat of police shootings of people of color? The rise of Black Lives Matter? Motherhood?
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Clay Cane: With release of "Lemonade," Beyonce steps further into realm of political statement
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"Lemonade" likely not about infidelity and Jay Z, but black women's relationship with patriarchal society

Question: @placeholder encourages the rage, carries the baseball bat, shatters the car windows, and hauntingly floats in red.

Answer: Beyonce

Answer: Beyoncé

Answer: Beyonce


(CNN) -- Trucks carrying supplies to NATO troops crossed from Pakistan into Afghanistan for the first time in seven months on Thursday after Islamabad agreed to reopen routes, officials said. The four trucks, under heavy security, crossed the border from Chaman in Pakistan's Balochistan province. Because Afghanistan is landlocked, many supplies for NATO-led troops fighting Islamic militants have to be trucked in from Pakistan. On Tuesday, Islamabad decided to reopen the crucial supply routes shut down on November 27, a day after coalition forces mistakenly killed 24 Pakistani troops. The incident plunged U.S.-Pakistan relations to an all-time low. The Pakistani routes offer a shorter and more direct route than the one NATO has been using since November that went through Russia and other nations, avoiding Pakistan altogether.
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NEW: Party leader Imran Khan criticizes decision to reopen routes
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Because Afghanistan is landlocked, supplies have to be trucked in from Pakistan
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Pakistan reopens routes after Clinton apologizes for "friendly fire" incident that killed 24
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Transporters who resume supplies will face consequences, the Taliban say

Question: Until her apology, the @placeholder government had only expressed regret over the incident, but had not issued a direct apology.

Answer: U.S.

Question: Under Tuesday's announcements, Pakistan agreed not to impose any transit fee with the reopened routes, @placeholder said in a statement.

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) When then US President-elect Donald Trump had a 10-minute conversation with Taiwan's president Tsai Ing-wen in December 2016, he caused a huge diplomatic firestorm. Though it's not uncommon for an incoming leader of one government to speak with the sitting leader of another, Trump's call with Tsai put the future of US relations with China and Beijng's ties with Taipei temporarily on ice. But it looks like Trump's now making moves to smooth over any ruffled feathers. In his first conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping since his inauguration, Trump reaffirmed the US' commitment to the "One China" policy.
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In December 2016, Trump called the 'One China' policy into question
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During a conversation with President Xi Jinping, Trump reaffirmed the US' support of the policy

Question: @placeholder elects its own president and has national and foreign policies separate from China.

Answer: Taiwan

Question: Businesses from @placeholder -- ranging from electronics manufacturers to instant noodle giants -- have invested billions of dollars in the mainland, home to more than 1.3 billion people and the world's second-largest economy.

Answer: Taiwan


(CNN) Since its inception, the NBA has crowned its champion through a best-of-seven series now known simply as the Finals. The stage has been dominated by two franchises. The Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers have combined for 33 of the league's 69 championships since 1947, when the Lakers were based in Minneapolis. So perhaps it's not surprising that many Finals records are held by either a Celtic or a Laker. Bill Russell won 11 titles in Boston, more than any other player in league history. The Lakers' Jerry West has scored more points in the Finals -- 1,679 -- than most players have scored in their whole careers.
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The NBA record book is dominated by Celtics and Lakers
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Michael Jordan has won more Finals MVPs than any other player

Question: They've met 12 times over the years, with the @placeholder winning the most recent matchup in 2010.

Answer: Los Angeles Lakers

Answer: Lakers

Answer: Laker

Answer: Lakers

Answer: Lakers


(CNN) -- A month and a half ago -- 46 days -- Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished over the southern Indian Ocean. The milestone is a somber one because it now allows attorneys to move in. There's a 45-day federal law that says American lawyers have to wait that long to reach out to a family that's lost a loved one in a plane crash. What it means is that families can now file suit in American courts against U.S. aircraft manufacturer Boeing Co. The only problem: No wreckage has been found. It's kind of like a murder case without a body.
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Underwater drone is continuing its 10th mission Wednesday morning
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Meeting with Chinese families is postponed again
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"We want our loved ones back," father of missing passenger says
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Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 went missing 46 days ago

Question: Some argue the U.S. federal law barring attorneys' contact with victims' families for 45 days after an air disaster does not apply to crashes outside the @placeholder.

Answer: American

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.


Millions of Americans are recording their workout routines and activities on apps that are giving fitness experts new insights into the habits of a logged-in population. Data compiled by fitness and workout tracker apps, MyFitnessPal and MapMyFitness, show that California, Colorado and Washington are the U.S. states with the most active residents based on the length, frequency and type of exercise they recorded. South Carolina, Delaware and North Dakota are at the other end of the spectrum in the ranking. 'Seven of our top 10 active states were western states,' said Rebecca Silliman of MyFitnessPal, which analyzed information recorded by its 65 million users.
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Rankings were compiled using data submitted to the MyFitnessPal and MapMyFitness apps
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The District of Columbia, North Dakota and Delaware are the states with the least active residents

Question: @placeholder' 25 million users to rank the states according to

Answer: MapMyFitness

Answer: MapMyFitness


Barcelona took a major step towards qualification for the last four of the Champions League after they dismantled Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday night. Sportsmail's ADAM CRAFTON takes a look at five things we learned from Barcelona's emphatic  victory. Super Suarez It feels rather strange now but there was a time last summer when we were all wondering whether Luis Suarez - with his penchant for a human-based snack during football matches - was worth all that money for Barcelona. There can be no question anymore. It is now 17 goals for the season and Barcelona's front three, spearheaded by Suarez, Lionel Messi and Neymar is the most in-form in world football.
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Luis Suarez scored a brace while Neymar also netted in 3-1 win at PSG
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Suarez has 17 goals for the season after slow start to life at the Nou Camp
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Suarez, Lionel Messi and Neymar is the best front three in world football
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PSG missed Zlatan Ibrahimovic's world-class qualities in their defeat

Question: @placeholder scores his second of the night to give Barcelona a 3-0 lead in their tie at Paris Saint-Germain

Answer: Luis Suarez

Answer: Suarez

Answer: Luis Suarez

Answer: Suarez

Answer: Suarez

Question: Prior to this game, PSG were unbeaten so far this season when playing without @placeholder, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.

Answer: Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Question: @placeholder, pictured in action on Saturday, missed the game against Barcelona through suspension

Answer: Zlatan Ibrahimovic


Surrey director of cricket Alec Stewart has praised Kevin Pietersen's 'outstanding' character, but admitted the batsman's chances of an England return are slim. Pietersen has rejoined Surrey to play in LV= County Championship Division Two in a bid to win a Test recall for the Ashes this summer. The 34-year-old was sacked by the England and Wales Cricket Board after the 2013-14 Ashes whitewash, but Stewart revealed he has never had any problems with his attitude. Kevin Pietersen has been hailed for his 'outstanding character' by Surrey chief Alec Stewart Pietersen shared a picture of himself celebrating Australia's World Cup win with James Faulkner
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Kevin Pietersen has joined Surrey in bid to win England recall for Ashes
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Batsman was sacked by the ECB following the 2013-14 Ashes whitewash
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Director of cricket Alec Stewart has praised his 'outstanding character' but admits chances of a recall are slim

Question: Stewart accepted, though, that Pietersen's hopes of playing for @placeholder again were likely to be dashed.

Answer: England

Answer: England


The hapless Seattle Airport baggage handler who woke up from a nap inside a plane's cargo hold, only to discover that the jet was in the air, made a frantic 911 call begging for help. Alaska Airlines Flight 448 bound for Los Angeles was forced to turn around and return to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Monday when passengers heard banging and pleas for help coming from the cargo section of the jet. It was later revealed that the unnamed employee of airline contractor Menzies Aviation had dozed off inside the plane at the end of his shift and only awakened when it was in the air, about 14 minutes into the flight.
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Flight 448 had just taken off Monday when the pilot heard banging from beneath
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LA-bound plane was forced to return to Seattle for emergency landing
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Worker dialed 911 asking dispatcher to call someone and stop the plane
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He later emerged calm but was taken to hospital as a precaution
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Cargo hold was pressurized and temperature controlled, so the man was not in danger

Question: The flight departed again at 3.52pm and was expected to arrive in @placeholder at 6.27pm, about 80 minutes late, according to the airline's website.

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: LA


Paris (CNN) Lanterns, candles and calls for peace illuminated the City of Light on Sunday as Paris mourned 130 people killed one year ago in attacks throughout the city. November 13, 2015, was like any other day for Georges Salines: Work, a lunchtime swim with his daughter Lola, watching the news on TV, and an early night. He had no idea, until the phone rang, jolting him from his sleep, that his world was about to change forever. "I went to bed ... without knowing what was going on in the streets of Paris," he recalls. "I was woken up by a phone call in the middle of the night, from my eldest son, who knew that his sister was at the Bataclan."
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ISIS-linked terrorists attacked sites across Paris on November 13, 2015, killing 130 people
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One year on, events mark the anniversary and remember victims and survivors
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"The grieving never ends," says Georges Salines, whose daughter Lola died at the Bataclan

Question: "I love to dance, and that saved my life," he told CNN days after his escape from the @placeholder.

Answer: Bataclan

Answer: Bataclan


Dying Geoff Shipp and his wife had expected to move into their dream retirement home last year after spending £82,000 on a barn conversion. But they say that despite spending thousands of pounds on the work they are now homeless due to the delays and mistakes of a 'cowboy builder'. Mr Shipp, who is in the final stages of motor neurone disease, and his wife Margaret are now embroiled in a bitter row with the workman they instructed to do the job. The couple bought the barn in Tunstall, Suffolk, in 2012 and chose a builder through The Association of Master Tradesmen.
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Geoff Shipp, 72, has motor neurone disease and now just weeks to live
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In 2012, they agreed to £82,500  barn conversion to create  retirement home
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They hoped to move into bungalow in March 2014, but it remains in pieces
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Builder claims couple's money ran out due to expensive alterations

Question: In total Mrs @placeholder says she has paid out £104,000 to builders and has a wreck of a house to show for it.

Answer: Geoff Shipp

Answer: Shipp

Answer: Geoff Shipp


(CNN) The execution of Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr in Saudi Arabia at the weekend has triggered a predictable diplomatic crisis. Iran immediately condemned the move, the Saudi Embassy in Tehran was attacked by angry demonstrators, and Saudi Arabia then severed diplomatic ties with the country. On Monday, Bahrain, Sudan and the United Arab Emirates followed suit. Yet despite the war of words, it is important to remember that this crisis is merely a microcosm of a wider geopolitical chess game between Saudi Arabia and Iran. And it might also need some outside help to prevent it escalating further. Sunni-majority Saudi Arabia must have known that the execution of a senior Shia cleric would exacerbate existing grievances within the region, especially with Shia-dominated Iran. After all, both countries claim leadership within the region and beyond. And both use sectarianism as a tool to buttress their goals.
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Arshin Adib-Moghaddam: Saudi Arabia-Iran crisis about power politics, not Sunni vs Shia
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U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 fundamentally changed Saudi view of the region, he says

Question: Until that recent opening, @placeholder had been a convenient bogeyman for regional crises.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iraq


Luke and Anne Owens married this year despite a 22 year age gap and celebrated their nuptials with a Beatles themed ceremony A pair of Beatles super-fans are proving love is all you need having got married despite a 22-year age gap. Luke Owens, 27, and Anne, 50, met in 2010 at the secure unit where they both work as mental health nurses. Four years later, the couple married in a Beatles-themed ceremony and are preparing to jet off on their honeymoon to a Beatles festival in Kentucky, Louisiana, in May. Anne says that for her it had been love at first sight.
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Luke and Anne Owens celebrated their nuptials with a Beatles-themed wedding
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The pair are flying to Kentucky for a Beatles festival for their honeymoon
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Luke has even launched a campaign to get Paul McCartney's autograph so that he can get it tattooed onto his body with seven other Beatles designs

Question: Luke, 27 had been too scared to ask Anne, 50, out and so she made the first move after @placeholder began working in the same hospital and five years later they were married

Answer: Luke

Answer: Luke

Answer: Luke


Arsene Wenger was accused of disrespecting his former club Monaco as Arsenal produced yet another familiar evening of agonising failure in the last 16 of the Champions League. Despite winning 2-0 in Monaco and producing an exhilarating finale as they pushed for the elusive third goal they needed, Wenger's team ultimately ended up out of the competition at this stage of the Champions League for the fifth successive year. And to add to their woes Monaco manager Leonardo Jardim accused Wenger and Arsenal of disrespecting him and his club after not congratulating Monaco following their 3-1 victory in the first-leg at the Emirates.
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Arsenal won 2-0 against Monaco but went out 3-3 on aggregate
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It eliminated them from the Champions League on the away goals rule
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Arsenal have left the competition at the last-16 stage for five years running
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READ: Wenger says Arsenal would be better off in Europa League!
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Question: Asked whether Wenger was disrespectful, Jardim said: 'I think so and right now we're celebrating and we think that @placeholder maybe didn't show all the respect that they should have in the first leg.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Question: The row completed a bitterly disappointing night for @placeholder which ended in the usual glorious defeat over the two legs with Wenger admitting that his team had paid the price for a calamitous first-leg performance.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


(CNN) The case of college football player Michael Keck has added more fuel to the fire about whether young children should play football. Despite the fact that Keck, 25, never played professional football, he was diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the Alzheimer's-like disease that also claimed the likes of former Chicago Bears safety Dave Duerson and former San Diego Chargers linebacker Junior Seau, and with equal severity. "I was surprised how extensive it was," said Dr. Ann McKee,  professor of neurology and pathology at Boston University. She and her team have evaluated 170 brains to understand the pathology of CTE. The telltale sign of the disease is tangles of the protein tau, which takes over parts of the brain. They result from repeated hits to the head.
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Chronic traumatic encephalopathy results from repetitive hits to the head
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The disease has symptoms that are similar to Alzheimer's
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44 of 55 college football players were found to have CTE

Question: Keck believed he suffered from @placeholder, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.

Answer: CTE

Answer: CTE

Question: "He was like, 'You know, no one believes I have this disease,' but he believed he did and I believed him and so he told me, he's like, 'If I ever die, I want my brain donated to @placeholder,' " said Cassandra.

Answer: Boston University


Washington (CNN) Defense Secretary Ash Carter said that a mistake in navigation was the reason U.S. sailors entered Iranian waters earlier this week. "I think that this much is clear, there was a navigational error of some kind," he said at a press conference on Thursday. "All the contributing factors to that we don't know yet, and we're still talking to those folks, and we'll find out more ... but they were clearly out of the position that they intended to be in." The two U.S. Navy boats seized by Iran with 10 sailors on board were within three miles of Iran's Farsi Island when the Iranians took them, according to a U.S. defense official directly familiar with the latest information about the incident.
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The two U.S. Navy boats seized by Iran with 10 sailors on board were within three miles of Iran's Farsi Island when the Iranians took them
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The boats had drifted off course, but one was also suffering engine trouble

Question: Both boats were returned to the U.S., and the Navy does not believe the @placeholder removed any gear or weapons, the official said.

Answer: Iranian

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iranians

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iranians


(CNN) -- Manchester City capped off a memorable week by booking its place in the FA Cup final for the second time in three seasons. City, which defeated fierce rival Manchester United at Old Trafford last Monday, claimed a 2-1 win over Chelsea at Wembley Sunday to set up a final tie with Wigan Athletic. City last won the country's oldest and most prestigious cup competition back in 2011 when it defeated Stoke 1-0. On this occasion, Samir Nasri's first half strike and Sergio Aguero's looping header secured victory for Roberto Mancini's men in a thrilling contest against last season's European Champions League winners.
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Manchester City defeated Chelsea 2-1 in the FA Cup semifinal at Wembley
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Samir Nasri and Sergio Aguero on target for City, who will face Wigan in final
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Manchester United moves 15 points clear at top of Premier League
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Robin van Persie scores for first time in 10 games during 2-0 win

Question: United now requires just seven points from its final six games to win the title and wrestle it back from neighbor @placeholder.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City


Don't look now, Donald, but Ben is breathing down your neck. That's the message from a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Sunday morning. It shows GOP real estate titan Donald Trump with just a 1-percentage-point lead over retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson among a smallish sample of  Republican voters. Trump won the support of 21 percent, compared with Carson's 20. Florida Senator Marco Rubio, the latest candidate to make a surge, shares third place with former tech CEO Carly Fiorina. Each had 11 per cent. When pollsters added the survey respondents' first and second choices together, the doctor overtakes the billionaire by 4 points, 35 to 31. Fiorina, the GOP field's lone female, is close behind with 28.
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Trump 21, Carson 20, Fiorina 11, Rubio 11, Bush 7
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When Republicans' first and second choices are combined, Carson leapfrogs Trump by 4 points
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Clinton 42, Sanders 35, Biden 17
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Results shows massive indecision among  Democrats as a CNN poll on Thursday had Sanders leading her by 16 points
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Pollsters found that putting Biden in the mix largely pulls support away from Clinton, with Sanders relatively unaffected

Question: When Biden's name was removed from the list of choices, @placeholder's lead grew to 15 points.

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


It is well known that Kendall Jenner's transition from reality television star to international supermodel was met with a lot of resentment from other models. Many believed her immediate success was a direct result of her Kardashian siblings, and one Australian model got swept up in the drama. Despite having never spoken to Kendall, Adelaide's Madison Stubbington has revealed in a new interview that she was blamed for a mean comment directed at the star during Fashion Week. The stunning redhead, who has worked alongside Kendall on numerous occasions, recounted how a fellow model directed a 'rude' comment at the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star backstage at a fashion show.
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Adelaide model Madison Stubbington, 18, appeared on Mornings
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The international model spoke about a run-in with Kendall Jenner
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A fellow model made a rude remark to Jenner, who blamed Madison
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Madison was recently named one of the top 50 models on the planet
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She has featured numerous times in Vogue and in a Gucci campaign
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See the latest news on Kendall Jenner at www.dailymail.co.uk/kendall

Question: In the interview on Mornings, @placeholder was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.

Answer: Madison Stubbington

Answer: Madison Stubbington

Answer: Madison

Answer: Madison

Question: In the future @placeholder hopes to grace the cover of Vogue Australia

Answer: Madison Stubbington

Answer: Madison Stubbington

Answer: Madison

Answer: Madison


Royal followers were left questioning whether Prince George had managed to get his hands on the Palace iPad tonight. A bizarre message  was sent out by Kensington Palace minutes after they had tweeted the first heart-warming official portrait of Princess Charlotte. Made up of a series of letters, the gobbledegook was posted for all the royal households 481,000 followers to see. It led to speculation that the inquisitive youngster, who turns two next month, had got his hands on an aide's laptop. One Twitter user said: 'Have Kensington Palace been hacked? Or is this George tweeting?' Last year, during the Cambridge's official tour of Australia, William and Kate were forced to step in to protect an endangered bilby from their then eight-month-old son.
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Kensington Palace Twitter account posts bizarre random message
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Comes minutes after they shared first official portrait of Princess Charlotte
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Led to speculation that Prince George may have been playing with an aide's computer
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Others suggested the royal household's account had been hacked

Question: The Duke of Cambridge was overheard warning a zoo keeper at Syney's Taronga Zoo about little @placeholder's iron-like grip, as he made a grab for one of the creatures ears.

Answer: Prince George

Answer: George

Answer: George


Antonello Tonna (pictured) has witnessed two tragedies after being aboard the Costa Fascinosa yesterday and the Costa Concordia in 2012 The pianist on board a cruise ship from which three passengers were killed in the Tunisian museum massacre was also aboard the Costa Concordia when it capsized, it has emerged. In a remarkable coincidence, Antonello Tonna told today how he was on board the Costa Fascinosa when the shootout began at the Bardo Museum in Tunis yesterday. The anguished musician, who did not disembark the ship, had only just returned to playing at sea following the trauma of the Concordia disaster in January 2012.
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Italian Antonella Tonna was on the Costa Fascinosa when shootout began
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He had only recently returned to playing at sea after Concordia disaster
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Three passengers from the ship were killed while eight others were injured
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He said: 'I'm reliving the same emotions I went through during the sinking of the Concordia'

Question: Our team in @placeholder is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'

Answer: Tunis