(CNN) -- Sebastian Vettel dashed Fernando Alonso's hopes of delivering a home victory for Ferrari at Monza with another commanding drive to win the Italian Grand Prix Sunday. The three-time defending champion secured his sixth win of the season after starting on pole position, relegating Spain's Alonso to second place. Vettel's Red Bull teammate Mark Webber finished third ahead of the second Ferrari of Brazilian Felipe Massa. The victory extended Vettel's advantage in the world title race over Alonso to 53 points with seven rounds remaining. Britain's Lewis Hamilton, who was forced to start from 12th after a poor qualifying session Saturday, could only manage ninth spot, but remained in third place in the standings, 81 points adrift.
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Sebastian Vettel wins Italian Grand Prix at Monza
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Sixth win of season for three-time defending champion
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Fernando Alonso finishes second for Ferrari
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Mark Webber joins Red Bull teammate Vettel on the podium

Question: @placeholder acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.

Answer: Fernando Alonso

Answer: Alonso

Answer: Alonso

Answer: Fernando Alonso


The Grateful Dead rocked a stadium with more than 70,000 people swaying and dancing to their music on Friday night on their 'Fare Thee Well' tour to legions of loyal fans. Pictures show how Solider Field, the football stadium where legendary guitarist Jerry Garcia last played with the band before his death in 1995, swelled with Deadheads for the first night of the three-show weekend. The remaining core members - rhythm guitarist Bob Weir, 67, bassist Phil Lesh, 75, and percussionists Mickey Hart, 71, and Bill Kreutzmann, 69, - say the shows will be the last they perform under the name The Grateful Dead.
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Grateful Dead members playing last shows at Chicago's Solider Field
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Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio replaced dead member Jerry Garcia
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Tickets going for $9,000 on Stubhub despite face value of $200
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More than 70,000 attended first of three shows this weekend

Question: Some surviving members played together in reunion shows as The Dead in the years since Garcia's death, though never technically as @placeholder.

Answer: Grateful Dead

Answer: The Grateful Dead

Answer: Grateful Dead


Two of our coaches have given England's stars a sneak preview of what to expect from Eddie Jones. The new England head coach's open style quickly won friends during the Rugby World Cup when his Japan side were guests of Warwick and Brighton. Warwick coach Mark Nasey watched Japan train and was impressed by Jones' preparation, which made training run like 'clockwork'. 'The depth and detail of this preparation was staggering but the payback were the excellent performances by Japan,' he said. 'Our 1st XV and Under 16s were treated to an afternoon's training session where we all got to witness elite coaching at its best.
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Eddie Jones has taken over from Stuart Lancaster as England head coach
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Jones was coach of Japan for this autumn's Rugby World Cup in the UK
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Japan were guests of both Warwick and Brighton while at the tournament
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Both clubs' coaches have praised the new England man's training methods
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Mark Nasey says 'the depth and details of preparation was staggering'

Question: @placeholder coach Nick Buoy appreciated Jones' tactical suggestions, which helped them beat Epsom College 15-10.

Answer: Brighton

Answer: Brighton


When does the ordinary -- letters, gloves, wallets -- become extraordinary? When the objects tell a story: a stack of personal letters that fell to the ground after a hijacked plane plowed into the World Trade Center; leather gloves worn in the recovery effort; a red wallet belonging to a woman who worked for Cantor Fitzgerald. Tragedy turns the mundane into memorial. Something as simple as a wallet can evoke the immense sadness of a day like September 11, 2001. Objects big and small from the greatest terrorist attack on American soil now make up a museum dedicated to that tragedy and the 2,983 people who perished. It is one of America's largest and most ambitious memorial museums, almost entirely subterranean and erected in the graveyard of Osama bin Laden's victims.
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National September 11 Memorial Museum is open to the public in New York
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The exhibition halls are filled with personal things as well as oral histories and photos
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Museum curator had the difficult task of deciding how much tragedy to show
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The museum is also about how people can be good to one another in times of crisis, curator says

Question: On Day 3, he helped carry out three bodies from 6 @placeholder and paused to look out at the destruction.

Answer: World Trade Center


(CNN) -- Two women died Saturday -- one of them after being swept away moments after being inches from her would-be rescuers -- due to raging floodwaters in San Antonio, which braced for yet more drenching rains. At one point Saturday, a storm and subsequent floods had knocked out power to about 12,000 customers and spurred the closure of dozens of streets in the Texas city and the surrounding county, authorities said. Scores of people had to be evacuated due to floods and other issues, and Fire Chief Charles Hood noted there had been about 250 water-related calls -- in addition to ones for things like medical emergencies, accidents and more -- in the first 15 hours of Saturday.
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NEW: A woman swept away as firefighters tried to rescue her is found dead, spokesman says
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NEW: Her car was in the water when it struck her would-be rescuers' boat
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She's the second woman in San Antonio to die due to the flooding
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Several rivers and creeks in and around the Texas city are well above flood stage

Question: In all, the south @placeholder flooding killed 31 people during that October 1998 weekend: 26 drownings, two tornado deaths, two heart attacks and one electrocution-drowning, a federal report said.

Answer: Texas

Answer: Texas


A nationalist MP has today quit the SNP after it was revealed police are investigating how £30,000 vanished from the accounts of a pro-independence group she set up. Natalie McGarry, who was elected in Glasgow East in May, denies any wrongdoing but has resigned the party whip hours after Nicola Sturgeon refused to suspend her. Bosses at Women for Independence claim they have spent months trying to contact her over £30,000 that they estimate has disappeared, the Scottish Daily Mail revealed last night. Miss McGarry is the second Nationalist to quit the party in two months after Michelle Thomson left  over allegations of mortgage fraud involving property deals.
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Nationalist MP Natalie McGarry is at the centre of a police investigation
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£30,000 went missing from the accounts of Women for Independence
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Miss McGarry has said that she is available to speak to investigators
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She's the second SNP MP to resign party whip in the past two months

Question: 'As I understand it, they could not get access to @placeholder.

Answer: Natalie McGarry


Not many fighters are quite as willing as Dillian Whyte to step in front of Anthony Joshua’s hype train. Even fewer are so confident of pulling off a great robbery and getting away with Joshua’s loot. Of course Whyte, 27, has the slender benefit of knowing that he, unlike 14 bruised souls before him, has flattened Joshua in the past. Whether that win, achieved six years ago in a working men’s club in north London, is worth anything on Saturday night in the O2 remains to be seen. The footage is on YouTube and Joshua has admitted to laughing at the rawness of it all — two amateurs in vests trading wild swings before the future Olympic champion is smashed to the canvas in the second round and then beaten on points.
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Dillian Whyte says boxing rescued him from path towards death or jail
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Whyte beat Anthony Joshua six years ago in an three-round amateur fight
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But  Whyte has since suffered setbacks while Joshua has risen to fame
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Both men will put their undefeated records on the line on Saturday night
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Dillian Whyte vs Anthony Joshua: Fight time, undercard info and more

Question: He has recovered to win all 16 of his fights, but in the same time @placeholder has acquired fame and fortune.

Answer: Anthony Joshua

Answer: Joshua’s

Answer: Joshua

Answer: Joshua

Answer: Anthony Joshua

Answer: Joshua

Answer: Anthony Joshua


Forward Theo Walcott claims Arsenal's Champions League victory over Bayern Munich will have sent a clear message to their rivals that the Gunners mean business this season. The runaway Bundesliga league leaders were defeated 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night to give Arsene Wenger's men their first European win and keep alive hopes of qualification for the knockout stages. It was a third straight victory for Arsenal, who impressed in beating both Manchester United and Watford, with the north London club now second in the Barclays Premier League table, just two points behind Manchester City. Walcott feels inflicting a first defeat of the campaign on Pep Guardiola's side will serve as a warning of Arsenal's intentions.
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Arsenal produced impressive performance to defeat Bayern Munich
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Theo Walcott believes Gunners showed rivals they mean business
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The England star also praised team-mate Petr Cech's display in goal
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READ: Arsenal fear Aaron Ramsey's hamstring horror will leave him sidelined for a month
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Champions League 2015-16: Latest news, scores, fixtures and highlights

Question: 'You play against the best in the Champions League, @placeholder are a top, top class team, but we showed our class,' said the England international.

Answer: Bayern Munich

Answer: Bayern Munich


Jeb Bush became Stephen Colbert's first political guest on the brand new 'Late Show' and used the appearance to promise civility – just hours after Donald Trump hit Bush again for being so boring that he puts people to sleep. 'We have to restore a degree of civility,' Bush said. When Colbert, who told Bush he 'used to play a narcissistic conservative pundit' but now was 'just a narcissist,' didn't think it could be done, Bush pointed to President Barack Obama as proof it was possible. 'I'm going to say something that's heretic, I guess – I don't think Barack Obama has bad motives, I just think he's wrong on a lot of issues,' Jeb said to a mixed reaction from the audience.
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Bush was Colbert's first political guest on new 'Late Show'
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Republican hopeful promised to make things more civil in Washington
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Bush didn't do any Trump-bashing, even though the billionaire put out a new ad hours before that suggested Jeb was boring

Question: 'Jeb finally made up his mind and quit beating around the @placeholder.'

Answer: Jeb Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush

Answer: Bush


(CNN) A baby girl with Zika virus-related microcephaly was born in New Jersey on Tuesday, hospital  officials said. "The mother is stable, obviously sad, which is the normal emotional reaction given the situation," said Dr. Abdulla Al-Khan, director of maternal and fetal medicine at Hackensack University Medical Center. The mother is visiting the United States from Honduras and does not want to be identified. This is the second known case of a baby born with Zika-related birth defects in the United States. The first baby was born in Hawaii. Doctors first examined the mother when she came to the medical center Friday. Ultrasound screening revealed the baby had "significant microcephaly," he said. Babies with microcephaly have small brains and heads.
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The mother is from Honduras and was infected with the virus there
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The baby was delivered via C-section Tuesday

Question: CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly spelled Dr. Abdulla Al-@placeholder's name.

Answer: Khan


Rory McIlroy now has something else that that once belonged to Tiger Woods - the cover of EA Sports' latest video game. Electronic Arts Inc. announced on Monday that McIlroy will be the new face of its golf series. 'EA Sports Rory McIlroy PGA Tour' is to be released in June and will be the first EA Sports series to use the new Frostbite technology that provides sharper pictures and eliminates load times between holes. Rory McIlroy has replaced Tiger Woods on the front cover for the popular EA Sports PGA Tour video games Woods had been on the front cover of EA Sports PGA Tour golfing game franchise for 16 years
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Rory McIlroy will be on the front cover of EA Sports PGA Tour 2015 game
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Tiger Woods had been on the front cover of the golfing game for 16 years
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Woods' presence had been minimised by EA Sports since 2011

Question: @placeholder has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.

Answer: Rory McIlroy

Answer: McIlroy

Answer: Rory McIlroy

Answer: Rory McIlroy


(CNN) In the next few days, President Trump's order to send 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles to attack Syria's Shayrat airfield will be both praised and criticized. The order might also be called illegal. In fairness, a President's authority to fire some cruise missiles into another country without checking with Congress has become a hazy area of Constitutional law in modern times. It's true that under Article I, Section 8, Congress has the power to declare war, tax and spend for defense, and provide for our armed forces. On the executive side, however, the Constitution simultaneously names the President as the "Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States," who must, to the best of his ability "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."
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Danny Cevallos: Some Democrat lawmakers are criticizing Trump's Syria missile strike for not following the protocol outlined in the Constitution
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During the Clinton and Obama administrations, Congress and the courts set a new precedent for how they are likely to react to his orders, Cevallos says

Question: We may have entered an era where a humanitarian crisis abroad — along with a history of defiance -- authorizes the flouting of federal law and the @placeholder — as long as it's not "war."

Answer: Constitution

Answer: Constitution

Answer: Constitution


(CNN) The ongoing debate about what went wrong for Democrats last week, when they lost a winnable race in Georgia's 6th congressional district, is about far more than finger-pointing within the party. It's about whether the Democrats can learn from their mistakes before the coming battle for control of Congress. You can't fix a problem if you don't get the diagnosis right. I had a front row seat to the election, and Ossoff's campaign. I live in Georgia's 5th, right next door, and I know my neighbors a few miles away well. We share the same media market, so I saw the same ads -- hundreds of times -- as they did.
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Drew Westen: To get ready for the 2018 elections, Democrats need to learn from their loss in Georgia
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The Democratic Party needs likable candidates who can convey a message voters will understand and endorse, writes Westen

Question: @placeholder lost because that was one of the worst campaigns I've ever seen.

Answer: Ossoff

Question: My hat goes off, and my heart goes out, to @placeholder, for his dedication over many months, and for making it as close as he did.

Answer: Ossoff


Greece is in crisis. It has asked for a new bailout programme, banks are shut, the stock exchange shut and it owes creditors €1.6billion, with a deadline of this evening. Months of negotiations over its mammoth €271billion debt have failed to produce an agreement and has left the country in turmoil. Now, one plucky Londoner has set up a crowdfunding page in a bid to keep the country afloat. It aims to raise €1.6billion – and at the time of writing, more than €150,000 has been raised from nearly 10,000 kind-hearted people wanting to help. The page has had 80,000 shares on social media website Facebook and 17,000 on Twitter – with numbers surging each hour.
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Crowdfunding website grows in traction and people look to help Greece
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One donated €5,000 to the cause - with nearly 10,000 people donating
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Crowdfunding page set up by a London shoe shop worker

Question: He said: 'All products would be sourced from Greece, made in @placeholder and sent from Greece.'

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece

Question: He said: 'All products would be sourced from Greece, made in Greece and sent from @placeholder.'

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greece


(CNN) Donald Trump's victory as President-elect has proven that America is not one nation, but two. These two Americas are deeply divided by mistrust and misunderstanding. One America is rejoicing, while another grieves in disbelief. In January, Trump's new party will retool federal and international policies to recalibrate the government's internal and global posture. Then, four or eight years from now, the "other" America will likely retake the White House and reverse those actions. I believe we can do better than whipsaw between two angry, divisive extremes every presidential term or two. If the United States hopes to ever become united again, we must begin to understand our American neighbors from the "other" America. We must establish diplomatic understanding. I believe this is possible.
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Donald Trump's election shows the United States is divided into two nations: Progressive America and Traditional America
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John S. Dickerson: If the US hopes to be united again, we must understand our neighbors from the "other" America

Question: The divide between the two Americas continues spreading because, in part, social media and partisan-leaning news outlets enable residents of the two @placeholder to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.

Answer: America

Answer: Americas

Answer: America

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: America


The stars of Martin Scorsese's classic 1990 gangster film Goodfellas reunited in New York on Saturday night for a very special 25th anniversary screening of the movie which brought the 14th annual Tribeca Film Festival to a close. Stars Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, Lorraine Bracco and Paul Sorvino were all in attendance although director Scorsese was filming in Taiwan and Joe Pesci, who won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in 1991 for his turn as Tommy DeVito, didn't show. 'Joe Pesci couldn't be here, but he sent this email: 'F***, f***, f***, f***ity f***, f***' read De Niro, introducing the screening at the Beacon Theatre. 'I'll translate: "Dear Bob, sorry I can't be there. Love to all. Best, Joe.'"
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Stars Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, Lorraine Bracco and Paul Sorvino were all in attendance for Saturday's special 25th anniversary screening
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Not in attendance were director Martin Scorsese, who was filming in Taiwan, and Joe Pesci who had won an Oscar for his role in the 1990 movie
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'Joe Pesci couldn't be here, but he sent this email: 'F***, f***, f***, f***ity f***, f***' read De Niro
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Scorsese sent a video message and recalled how the movie upset the owner of his then favorite NYC Italian restaurant
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Throughout the two-and-a-half-hour screening the audience cheered each major character's first appearance
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Jon Stewart then held a Q&A with the actors and Liotta recalled Henry Hill thanking him for 'not making me look like a s***bag'

Question: @placeholder also recalled a bowling alley meeting with Hill, who told the actor he loved the movie.

Answer: Ray Liotta

Answer: Ray Liotta

Answer: Liotta

Question: Earlier on the red carpet, Liotta had recalled something @placeholder told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.

Answer: Martin Scorsese

Answer: Scorsese

Answer: Martin Scorsese

Answer: Scorsese


A statue of legendary Newcastle striker Alan Shearer has been likened to the famous dance moves of South Korean pop star Psy. The giant statue made to honour the former England international has been the subject of ridicule on social media with supporters claiming Shearer looks like he is taking part in the Gangnam Style routine. The artwork was commissioned by former Newcastle chairman Freddy Shepherd and has been made in China but is set to make its way to these shores later this month. Although the statue might have fallen foul of criticism from fans, the man himself was far more complimentary.
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A giant statue of former Newcastle striker Alan Shearer has been made
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It was commissioned by former Toon chairman Freddy Shepherd
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Shearer's pose has been likened to the famous Gangnam Style dance
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The former striker said he was honoured to have a statue made

Question: 'This Alan Shearer statue makes him look like he's doing @placeholder.'

Answer: Gangnam Style

Answer: Gangnam Style


Washington (CNN) A Secret Service agent on Friday shot a man near a security checkpoint close to the White House after he brandished a gun and refused orders to stop. A Secret Service spokesman said the incident occurred shortly after 3 p.m. ET when a man carrying a gun approached a checkpoint on E Street near the White House. The suspect was given verbal commands to stop and drop the gun, and when he failed to comply, he was shot once by a Secret Service agent and taken into custody. Secret Service officers and an agent provided medical aid to the suspect, and the city's EMS said he was transported to a local hospital with critical injuries.
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The suspect was shot in the abdomen, according to two sources
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President Barack Obama was not at the White House at the time of the incident

Question: The @placeholder went into a lockdown that was lifted around 4 p.m.

Answer: White House

Answer: White House

Answer: White House


Raheem Sterling took another step towards completing his £49million move from Liverpool to Manchester City by having his medical on Tuesday. The two clubs finally agreed a fee for the wantaway England international on Sunday and he is now on the verge of signing for Manuel Pellegrini's side after going through the routine fitness checks. City failed with two previous bids for the 20-year-old, who has been pictured leaving a Manchester hospital, but made the key breakthrough in discussions for the forward over the weekend. The deal will see City pay their Barclays Premier League rivals a guaranteed £45m, while Sterling will sign a contract worth £180,000 a week.
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Raheem Sterling underwent his Manchester City medical on Tuesday
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City finally had a £49m bid for Sterling accepted by Liverpool on Sunday
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Deal involves a guaranteed £45m, with an additional £4m in add-ons
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Manuel Pelegrini had made the England winger his No 1 transfer target
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Sterling had angered Reds fans and former captain Steven Gerrard by refusing to go on pre-season tour and twice calling in sick from training
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Question: @placeholder signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

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

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling

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

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Raheem Sterling

Answer: Sterling

Answer: Sterling


An Adelaide hospital has been named the third most expensive building in the world, putting it ahead of glitzy skyscrapers in Dubai, London and Singapore. The Royal Adelaide Hospital was named on a list of the world's most expensive buildings compiled by building data company Emporis, beaten only by New York's One World Trade Centre and the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest, Romania. The revamped hospital, which is currently under construction, will cost a staggering $US2.1 billion ($A2.7 billion) compared with the One World Trade Centre which cost $US3.9 billion ($A5.04 billion) to build and the Palace of Parliament which cost $US3 billion ($A3.9 billion).
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Royal Adelaide Hospital third on a list of the world's expensive buildings
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It was beaten only by New York's One World Trade Centre and the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest, Romania
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The revamped hospital, currently under construction, will cost $2.7 billion

Question: 'It's certainly a big deal for @placeholder because it's being funded by taxpayers.'

Answer: Adelaide


(CNN)  -- Martina Hingis and Anna Kournikova will team up again to play at this year's Wimbledon championships. The popular pair won the 1999 and 2002 Australian Open doubles titles, but will be returning the SW19 to play in the legends doubles event for players who are retired from the professional circuit, the management company Octagon said Tuesday. Swiss star Hingis won five grand slam singles crowns and nine in doubles during a glittering career which ended under a cloud in 2007, when she was suspended for two years for testing positive for cocaine at Wimbledon. The 29-year-old denied taking the drug, but did not appeal the ban, which ended last September, prompting speculation that she may attempt a return to the WTA circuit.
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Martina Hingis and Anna Kournikova to be re-united at Wimbledon this year
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The pair will play in the legends doubles event at SW19
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Hingis has ended a two-year ban after testing positive for cocaine at 2007 Wimbledon

Question: @placeholder is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.

Answer: Anna Kournikova

Answer: Anna Kournikova


Ronald Koeman called for Southampton's players to show maturity, nous and respect after Victor Wanyama's future came under question. This weekend brings with it arguably Saints' biggest match of the season, with the visit of Tottenham likely to be key in the fight for European qualification. Mauricio Pochettino's first return to St Mary's adds extra spice to a match, ahead of which his successor felt the need to hold a team meeting to refocus his players' minds. Ronald Koeman says his Southampton players must remain focused on European qualification Koeman spoke to Victor Wanyama and his other players to refocus them on the last five league games
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Ronald Koeman has urged his team to focus on European qualification
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Koeman is trying to ignore media speculation about his players
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The Saints manager rubbished claims about Victor Wanyama leaving
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Boss says he is not surprised his players want Champions League football

Question: 'On one side it's normal because, okay, we are @placeholder,' Koeman said.

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Saints

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Saints


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

Question: And if Hezbollah plans to change the next war's paradigm, so do the @placeholder.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israelis

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel


(CNN) A Yazidi woman who fled ISIS counted on reuniting with her husband after he found asylum in the United States. But she was barred from boarding a flight out of Iraq. A medical student in West Virginia is concerned his father won't be able to return home after attending a funeral in Iran. And an elderly Iraqi man's trip to see his son and daughter was abruptly halted in Qatar when he was put back on a plane to Baghdad. These are just a few of the families whose lives are in limbo after President Donald Trump's executive order limiting immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries. They express fears for what the future will hold for them and their loved ones. Here are their stories:
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Dallal fled ISIS but can't see her husband in the United States
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Susan, an Iraqi-American, worries for relatives seeking US asylum
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Mohammed Al Rawi's father was turned back while en route from Baghdad

Question: "(I) was actually planning to send my kids to school in @placeholder but no more.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: US


Optus has won the Australian rights for the English Premier League, starting from next season. The telecommunications giant announced the massive coup on Monday morning, which includes both the broadcast and digital rights. The deal will run for three seasons, starting in August 2016. The deal is reportedly worth more than $50 million, with Optus beating out News Corp's Foxtel and Qatar-owned broadcaster BeIN Sports, both of which submitted bids. Chief executive Allen Lew said the deal is a 'significant' step for the company, and it will broadcast all 380 games live. 'We are dedicated to delivering the best domestic and international entertainment for our customers,' Mr Lew said in a statement.
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Optus has won the rights to broadcast the English Premier League
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The new deal is reportedly worth $50 million and comes into play in 2016
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Optus reportedly beat out Foxtel and BeIN Sports to secure the rights
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Losing the Premier League is another blow to Foxtel's sports coverage

Question: 'EPL rights going to @placeholder will have huge ramifications for Foxtel subscribers.

Answer: Optus

Answer: Optus

Answer: Optus

Answer: Optus


A former SS sergeant described how so many Jews were brought to the Auschwitz death camp at once that he was put on a 24-hour shift guarding the ramp where they disembarked from the trains. He told in chilling detail how cattle cars full of Jews were brought to the Auschwitz death camp, the people stripped of their belongings and then most led directly into gas chambers. Oskar Groening is being tried on 300,000 counts of accessory to murder, related to a period between May and July 1944 when around 425,000 Jews from Hungary were brought to the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex in Nazi-occupied Poland and most immediately gassed to death.
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Oskar Groening is being tried on 300,000 counts of accessory to murder
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The former SS officer described how Jews were marched to gas chambers
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One survivor, Eva Kor, told of her agony as her mother was ripped from her

Question: @placeholder, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.

Answer: Eva Kor


(CNN) A high-profile gun bill pushed by House Republicans leaders remains in limbo because a key bloc of conservatives opposes it and GOP leaders can't muster the votes to pass it. Democrats pounced on the issue Thursday, tying up the House floor for hours with another push for votes on measures to expand background checks and prevent those on the terror watch list from buying guns. House Speaker Paul Ryan acknowledged that he had work to do with his own members to get consensus on his legislation, which is part of anti-terrorism package of measures he and other leaders drafted and planned to vote on this week.
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A gun bill pushed by Republican leaders in Congress lacks the votes to pass
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Speaker Paul Ryan says he recognizes that there is work to do in his own party to get consensus on the legislation

Question: When legislative business resumed, House Democrats lined up and asked one after another for "unanimous consent" for the @placeholder to take up gun legislation, holding pictures of victims of gun violence.

Answer: House

Answer: House

Answer: House


Emma Bunton is heading into her forties, but she has no plans to slow down any time soon. The Spice Girl, who presents the breakfast show every morning with Jamie Theakston on Heart FM, already has two children with fiance Jade Jones, but hasn't ruled out having a third. Emma, 39, and Jade share their parenting skills equally - with one in charge of morning chores and the other looking after the kids when school ends. And the singer is coping so well with her busy schedule that she hasn't ruled out another baby in the next few years. Speaking to S magazine in the Sunday Express, she said: 'I absolutely love being a mummy. They just make me smile, they're the reason i go to work and all your priorities change - they are my everything.'
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Emma Bunton and Jade Jones have been together for 17 years
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The couple share two children together, Beau, seven, and Tate, four
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She talks about turning 40 and whether she'd become a mother again

Question: She told the magazine: 'I get to work, @placeholder does the morning with the boys, then I'm home in time for pick-up and after-school activities and the early evening, then when Jade's back from the studio he'll help me with the night-time.

Answer: Jade Jones

Answer: Jade

Answer: S

Answer: Jade Jones


(CNN) Lucian Wintrich, the White House correspondent for the right-wing Gateway Pundit website, was arrested Tuesday after a scuffle at the University of Connecticut. Wintrich, who is also the Washington bureau chief for the Trump-boosting blog, was at the Storrs, Connecticut, school to deliver his "It's OK to be white" speech. But many among the about 100 people who attended the event greeted him with chants of "Go home, Nazi!" and booed and interrupted Wintrich throughout his speech. Chaos broke out when a woman approached the lectern and took a piece of paper from it, video shows. As the woman walked away, Wintrich is seen following her, pulling at her backpack and grabbing her.
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Wintrich is released on a $1,000 bond
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Speech sparks a protest on the UConn campus

Question: He had been invited to speak by @placeholder's College Republicans.

Answer: University of Connecticut

Answer: UConn


(CNN) Two hapless criminals picked the wrong place when they held up a McDonald's in France. Eleven armed members of an elite paramilitary force happened to be eating inside. The pair allegedly burst into the Ecole-Valentin branch of the fast-food restaurant in the eastern French city of Besancon on Sunday. They fired a shotgun at the ceiling, yelling at the customers inside to get on the floor, the city's prosecutor Edwige Roux-Morizot told CNN. One of the robbers then stole about 2000 euros ($2,269) from the registers before the men ran away, she said. Unfortunately for them, among the 40-odd customers grabbing burgers at the time were 11 members of the GIGN (National Gendarmerie Intervention Group), an elite special operations unit of the national gendarme which specializes in counter-terror and hostage situations.
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French criminals mess up by targeting a McDonald's where elite troops are eating
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They belong to special operations unit specializing in counter-terror and hostage situations

Question: The suspects -- both of whom were born in 1991 and were known to police -- were then taken to hospital and charged with armed robbery, @placeholder-Morizot said.

Answer: Edwige Roux


Palaeontologists have announced the discovery of a 200-million-year-old dinosaur from South Africa after discovering its bones 'hidden' in a university storeroom. The previously unknown species, christened Sefapanosaurus, had been excavated in the 1930s in the Zastron area of South Africa's Free State province. Its bones then ended up among thousands of other fossils at Wits University in Johannesburg, and remained there for some 80 years. The fossil collection at the Evolutionary Studies Institute (ESI) at Wits University is the largest in South Africa. The remains of the Sefapanosaurus had been thought to be those of another South African dinosaur, Aardonyx, but when palaeontologists examined them closer, they realised that it was a completely new species.
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New dinosaur species found among university  bone collection
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The Sefapanosaurus's bones had been excavated in the 1930s
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Bones had since been 'hidden' in South Africa's largest fossil collection

Question: The new dinosaur has been named @placeholder, after the Sesotho word 'sefapano', meaning 'cross', as one of its most discinctive features is a cross-shaped ankle bone.

Answer: Sefapanosaurus

Answer: Sefapanosaurus

Answer: Sefapanosaurus


(CNN) Your taste in music might have more to do with the culture around you than how your brain is wired. Scientists previously thought that musical preference is rooted in the brain, but a new study of a remote Amazonian society suggests that musical tastes are cultural in origin. It turns out that the preference for consonant sounds -- which include the combination of notes in the classic chords of C and G, often heard in pop music -- varies across nations and is strongest in Western cultures, said Josh McDermott, assistant professor of brain and cognitive sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and lead author of the study.
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Your musical preferences are cultural in origin, a new study suggests
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Scientists compare musical taste in a remote Amazonian village with Westerners'

Question: Similar to @placeholder, the Tsimane participants rated laughter as pleasant and gasps as unpleasant.

Answer: Western

Answer: Westerners


Gareth Southgate insisted England 'stopped the bleeding' as they shook off a sequence of heavy blows to revive their Euro 2015 ambitions. Jesse Lingard's terrific 85th minute strike secured a 1-0 win against Sweden that gives England an outstanding chance of reaching the semi-finals. The squad, who were congratulated by Roy Hodgson in the dressing room at the final whistle, now face Italy on Wednesday. Circumstances have tested Southgate since he has been in the Czech Republic, with injuries to John Stones and Saido Berahino robbing him of two key players, followed by an opening defeat to Portugal and even here there was a sting in the tail as the impressive Alex Pritchard was hurt.
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Jesse Lingard's 85th minute strike secured 1-0 victory against Sweden
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It was the Under-21s first win at a European Championship since 2009
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Lingard replaced Alex Pritchard in the 53rd minute of the Group B clash
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Ruben Loftus-Cheek was brought on for Tom Carroll in the 73rd minute
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Gareth Southgate's side face Italy in the final group clash on Wednesday

Question: We can watch the game tonight and see what emerges from that but in the end in all likeliness we'll need to beat @placeholder.

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy


Former sporting champion Bruce Jenner launched a stinging attack on ex-wife Kris as he unveiled his new female identity as glamorous Caitlyn on the cover of Vanity Fair. The pair were married for 23 years until their divorce was finalised in December, but Caitlyn, who has now transitioned, has branded the matriarch 'controlling' and says she felt 'mistreated'. Caitlyn, 65, who debuted her  feminized self on the cover while wearing a white corset, said Kris, 59, 'wasn't very nice' and that gender didn't cause them to divorce - it was mainly her treatment of him. 'The first 15 years I felt she needed me more because I was the breadwinner,' she told Vanity Fair.
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Reality star set up Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts under new name, and broke a world record after amassing 1m followers in four hours
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Told Vanity Fair magazine: 'Bruce always had to tell a lie... Caitlyn doesn't have any secrets'
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Revealed panic attack after 10-hour surgery in March
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Khloe was first family member to react and say she 'couldn't be prouder'
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Pregnant stepdaughter Kim Kardashian tweeted support to 32m followers, while Kourtney, Kendall and Kylie have also spoken out
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President Barack Obama also praised Caitlyn's 'courage'
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Former Olympian said to have used the name Caitlyn 'since childhood'

Question: @placeholder has received an outpouring of support from her family and celebrities, as well as friends around the world, following the breathtaking reveal.

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Question: Still, @placeholder insisted that the end of their marriage was not all due to gender, saying, 'Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.'

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder also took time to address those who have said they think this all a publicity stuff, and a way to make more money.

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Question: She also styles out several black ensembles; in one photo @placeholder lounges on a sofa revealing her long legs in a deep V-neckline design

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn

Answer: Caitlyn


Queen Letizia and her husband King Felipe of Spain regularly show their support for the arts, travelling up and down the country to attend museum openings and art exhibits. And tonight, the culture-loving monarchs brought some regal glamour to the inaugural performance of the new season at Madrid's Royal Theatre. The mum-of-two, 43, showed off the results of a relaxing summer in the Spanish sun, as well as her much-discussed biceps, in a chic black cocktail dress. She teamed the simple look with a pair of black heels, a clutch and wore her hair in a low up-do. Felipe looked dapper in a double-breasted suit with a white shirt and blue and red patterned tie. Still sporting his clean-shaven look, he doesn't appear to be ready to embrace a beard again.
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King and Queen of Spain attended the premiere of Roberto Devereux opera
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The first show of the season at Madrid's Royal Theatre
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Culture-loving royals are famous patrons of the Spanish arts

Question: The monarch's attendance at the event is another sign that it's back to work for the @placeholder royals after a long summer and yesterday Letizia went back to the classroom to inaugurate the new academic year.

Answer: Spanish

Answer: Spanish


Richmond, Virginia (CNN) -- A historical society in Virginia, where slavery began in the American colonies in 1619, has discovered the identities of 3,200 slaves from unpublished private documents, providing new information for today's descendants in a first-of-its-kind online database, society officials say. Many of the slaves had been forgotten to the world until the Virginia Historical Society received a $100,000 grant to pore over some of its 8 million unpublished manuscripts -- letters, diaries, ledgers, books and farm documents from Virginians dating to the 1600s -- and began discovering the long-lost identities of the slaves, said society president and CEO Paul Levengood.
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The Virginia Historical Society finds 3,200 slaves named in private documents
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The unpublished documents are from Virginians' attics, basements and desk drawers
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"We sold all the negros 43 in number at astonishingly large prices," an 1858 letter says
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One user of the society's free database of slaves finds the owner of his great-great-great-grandfather

Question: Those @placeholder families found the old, handwritten papers in attics, basements or desk drawers, Levengood said.

Answer: Virginia

Answer: Virginia


(CNN) A man has been arrested in connection with the death of Ashley Olsen, a 35-year-old American artist living in Florence, the city's chief prosecutor told reporters Thursday. The suspect, Cheikh Tidiane Diaw, was arrested at his home Wednesday night, chief prosecutor Giuseppe Creazzo announced at a press conference. DNA evidence linked to the suspect was found in a condom and on a cigarette at Olsen's house, where Diaw's fingerprints were also found, Creazzo said. Diaw had taken Olsen's phone and put his SIM card in it, and was using the device when he was arrested, the prosecutor said. Police believe that Olsen and Diaw, an illegal immigrant from Senegal who was born in 1988, had met at the city's Montecarla nightclub and left to go back to Olsen's place together, where they had consensual sex, Creazzo said.
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Man arrested over American woman's death in Florence had met her in nightclub
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Police believe pair had consensual sex at her apartment before she died
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Suspect's DNA was found in Olsen's apartment, and he also had victim's phone

Question: ... She had the best personality," Staci Kelly told the station, adding that @placeholder loved to travel.

Answer: Ashley Olsen

Answer: Olsen

Answer: Olsen

Answer: Olsen

Answer: Olsen

Answer: Olsen


(CNN) Paul Stam and Candis Cox are on opposite sides of the debate over a controversial new transgender law that's turning national attention toward North Carolina. To Stam, a Republican state lawmaker who sponsored the measure, it's a necessary step that stops anyone from getting special rights and one city from dictating policies that should be decided by the state. To Cox, a transgender woman and advocate, it's a dangerous and discriminatory measure that puts her and tens of thousands of others at risk. In separate interviews with CNN's Nick Valencia on Sunday, Stam and Cox shared their thoughts on a number of issues raised by the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, which puts in place a statewide policy that bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their biological sex.
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GOP lawmaker Paul Stam: This law is about protecting privacy, not discrimination
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Transgender advocate Candis Cox: This is no different than the South's Jim Crow laws

Question: Stam: "For 180 years, @placeholder has had the constitutional public policy that issues of labor and trade would be decided on a statewide basis instead of locally.

Answer: North Carolina


(CNN) With three weeks left before election day, most Americans are asking whether there's any silver lining to this mess we call a presidential campaign. And perhaps there is. The "Access Hollywood" recording -- which captured Donald Trump's raw, predatory approach toward women -- sparked controversy concerning the Republican nominee. This political firestorm was only further fueled by the stream of women who have come forward with allegations of sexual assault in the wake of this scandal, and Trump's inflammatory response to these claims. This situation could cost Trump the election. Yet in an ironic twist, the world's most notorious misogynist may start the nation down the path of finally deciding, once and for all, to treat women as equals. What an unexpected blessing that would be!
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Martha Pease: Allegations about Trump's behavior toward women could cost him the election
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But Trump may start nation down the path of finally deciding, once and for all, to treat women as equals, Pease says

Question: There has been widespread acknowledgment that these misogynistic actions occur for a while now, but the latest push is one that is distinctively toward attitudinal change: a sense that it's time for men like @placeholder to move on and that women are done tolerating the status quo.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- California Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim Donnelly took to CNN's Spanish-language airwaves recently to deny accusations that a campaign ad he shot with Cuban-Venezuelan actress Maria Conchita Alonso is racist. The candidate, who is also a state assemblyman, touted his Filipina wife as evidence that he's not prejudiced. "If I am a racist, I'm not a very good one," Donnelly said Thursday on CNN en EspaÃ±ol's "Directo USA" show. "I must have gone to the wrong school where you learn how to be a racist because I married a woman with dark skin. As a matter of fact, her skin's darker than Maria Conchita's."
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Cuban-Venezuelan actress Maria Conchita Alonso makes ad with candidate
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Tea Party Republican Donnelly, Alonzo draw criticism for the YouTube video ad
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In the ad, Alonso translates, and oftentimes reinterprets, Donnelly's views

Question: Alonso, however, said on "Directo USA" that she firmly stands by her decision to support Donnelly for two reasons: Donnelly's proposed plan to create more jobs and his desire to raise the minimum wage to $20 an hour, something the candidate has said he would do by unleashing @placeholder's natural resources.

Answer: California


In an embarrassing blow to its perception from an increasingly skeptical public, the Nigerian military Thursday retracted a report that nearly all the 129 school  girls kidnapped by suspected Boko Haram militants had been released. Just hours after a parent of an abducted girl claimed the Defense Ministry lied Wednesday about all but eight girls finding freedom, the director of defense said the initial report was "not intended to deceive the public." Maj. Gen. Chris Olukolade's statement didn't indicate how many of the girls were still unaccounted for. "The number of those still missing is not the issue now as the life of every Nigerian is very precious," it said.
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Parents accuse the military of lying about the number of girls who are free
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One father says it's only 14 of 129; official says at least 30 girls escaped
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Military continues to search forest in northeast Nigeria, official says

Question: Armed militant groups in Nigeria's northeastern region are nothing new, but @placeholder has taken the violence to unprecedented levels since 2009.

Answer: Boko Haram


He is the fictional superhero with a brilliant mind capable of solving the most complicated crimes... or at least he was. In new movie called Mr Holmes, it’s 1947 and super-sleuth Sherlock - played by Sir Ian McKellen - is aged 93 and a shadow of his former self. His legendary powers of deduction are ebbing away, his once razor-sharp mind blunted by senility. Although still intellectually curious, he is enfeebled, backward-looking and living out the last chapter of his life on a remote Sussex farm, where he keeps bees. This is a frail Sherlock Holmes as we’ve never seen him before - certainly never in any of the 60 stories of his creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, or in the recent hit portrayals by Benedict Cumberbatch on TV and Robert Downey Jr in two movies, with a third in the pipeline.
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Ian McKellen's new Mr Holmes portrays the detective as a frail 93-year-old
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The actor says we'll get to see an unexpected new side of Sherlock
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Writer Mitch Cullen says his version of the great detective may be a shock

Question: Over the years, and much to @placeholder’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.

Answer: Sherlock

Answer: Sherlock Holmes

Answer: Sherlock


(CNN) Britain's stunning vote to leave the European Union is both historic and world-changing. But what does it really mean for folks living on the other side of the Atlantic? Potentially, everything -- the economy, national security, even the race for president. Here are five ways Brexit will affect Americans: It could hurt the economy The UK is the world's fifth-largest economy and one of the United States' largest trading partners, so if it catches a cold, we may get a little sick, too. When the pound dropped to 30-year lows as the results came in and British stocks got pounded, it was no surprise when Wall Street tumbled more than 500 points right after the opening bell Friday morning. So yes, your 401k's probably a little smaller right now.
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Brexit isn't just a big deal for Europe: it affects America too
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It might be a threat to the U.S. economy

Question: Lots of U.S. companies invest in the @placeholder as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.

Answer: UK

Answer: U.S.

Question: There's a real fear that increased unemployment in the UK and all the uncertainty could push @placeholder into a recession, and it could take America's economy down with it.

Answer: Britain

Question: If enough dominoes fall, there's a real danger the @placeholder could collapse.

Answer: European Union

Question: Looks like the pound's going to be down for a while, so yes, your upcoming @placeholder vacation just got a lot cheaper.

Answer: UK

Answer: U.S.


Queen Letizia cut a formal figure this morning as she met members of a cancer charity in Madrid. Just one day after attending the funeral of Prince Kardam of Bulgaria, the Spanish royal attended the meeting with members of the AECC (Spanish Association Against Cancer). Letizia, 42, opted for a grey and black print dress with a simple fitted black jacket  as she joined the charity, of which she is a patron, at the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando. The former journalist showcased her sharp bob which she had coiffed to perfection for her outing today, and wore black patent shoes and a sparkling clutch.
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Queen Letizia joined members of the AECC in Madrid this morning
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Mother-of-two is honorary president of Spanish cancer charity
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Yesterday she joined King Felipe VI at funeral of the Bulgarian royal

Question: And in the style that has become typical of the @placeholder monarchy, she was seen entering the building on her own and walking along the busy pavement as passersby continued on their way in the country's capital.

Answer: Spanish

Answer: Spanish Association Against Cancer

Answer: Spanish


Administrators at a Catholic university in Florida agreed to help an honors student start a campus club that would send money and supplies to the ISIS terror army. Hidden camera footage released Monday morning shows officials and faculty at Barry University advising a senior – identified only as 'Laura' – about the best way to secure funding for a club she called 'Sympathetic Students in Support of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.' 'I want to start fundraising efforts on campus, and what I want to do is raise funds to send overseas,' she told Derek Bley, the school's Coordinator for Leadership Development and Student Organizations.
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Honors student set to receive communications award at Barry University in Miami told college officials she wanted to start a club to support ISIS
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Student organizations chief told her she could get funding for group called 'Sympathetic Students in Support of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria'
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'They are terrorists,' she told him, 'but we're trying to help them, we're trying to educate them and give them funding'
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'We're not here to limit people,' the university administrator replied, and agreed with her request to 'pass out Islamic State flags' at a school event
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The VP for student affairs told Daily Mail Online, 'Barry University would not approve any group supporting a terrorist organization'
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Project Veritas, a conservative group run by guerilla filmmaker James O'Keefe, made the startling video
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Group previously filmed a Cornell University dean saying an ISIS 'freedom fighter' could host a training camp at the Ivy League school

Question: Barry University is a @placeholder institution founded in 1940; its enrollment includes more than 9,000 students, about half of whom are undergrads like Laura

Answer: Catholic


A 14-year-old Chilean girl who asked the government for permission to die has begun reconsidering her decision. Authorities in the country quickly said no after Valentina Maureira's YouTube video pleading to let doctors euthanize her because she is tired of her struggle with cystic fibrosis began spreading on social media last month. Now the girl is reconsidering after meeting others living with her disease. Scroll down for video Valentina Maureira, 14, has said she is reconsidering her wish to end her cystic fibrosis with assisted suicide after meeting others surviving with the disease. Above, she met with Chilean President Michelle Bachelet
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Valentina Maureira, 14, posted video on YouTube asking for euthanasia
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Government rejected a plea after video was spread on social media
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Maureira suffers from cystic fibrosis, which is an incurable genetic disease
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She watched her  brother die from it when he was 6-years-old
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Girl now says she is reconsidering after meeting others with Maribel Oviedo
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Oviedo, 22, from Argentina, received transplant in 2012 and lives 'normal life'

Question: The young girl met with Maribel Oviedo (right) 22, of @placeholder, who watched her sister died of cystic fibrosis but survived herself after receiving a lung transplant for the disease

Answer: Argentina

Question: Many people reached out to the girl after hearing about her video, including the president (center) and an @placeholder family whose children also have cystic fibrosis

Answer: Argentina


The former fiance of a woman who allegedly faked her own battle with a terminal illness to raise money claims his life has been ruined by the alleged scam. John Heagney says he has been left devastated after it was revealed Elizabeth 'Elle' Edmunds, from Lake Macquarie in New South Wales, never had stage six ovarian cancer, as she had claimed. The 31-year-old mother-of-six, who allegedly told friends, family and online donors that she had just three years left to live, failed to appear in Belmont Court on Wednesday to face two counts of fraud charges. Speaking outside court, Heagney, from Cardiff, NSW, revealed the pair had planned to get married before she succumbed to the disease, according to Fairfax Media.
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Former fiance of woman who faked cancer claims his life has been a wreck
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John Heagney has been left devastated after he was duped by her story
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Elizabeth 'Elle' Edmunds was charged with two counts of fraud
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The 31-year-old mother-of-six failed to appear in court on Wednesday
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She also alleged her former partner violently forced her to fake the disease
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Mr Heagney revealed outside of court the pair had planned their wedding
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Claims he was made aware of the allegations when contacted by authorties

Question: In February, Edmunds told the court she was put up to the alleged scam by @placeholder because 'she feared for her life'.

Answer: John Heagney

Answer: Heagney

Answer: John Heagney

Answer: Heagney


(CNN) -- It was a homecoming rally to cheer on the Waverly Wolverines football team. They were undefeated this year. Everyone was proud. Then, in the midst of the cheers and a sea of red and white pom poms came a 30-second skit that, for some, turned an afternoon of school pride into one of shame. Three white male students involved in the skit made light of domestic violence, and they did it in racist manner, say some. Two were in blackface as they re-enacted a 2009 domestic abuse incident in which singer Chris Brown assaulted then-girlfriend Rihanna. The student who played Brown was vying for the school's "Mr. Waverly" title -- a school tradition in which skits are performed and the one that garners the most applause wins the title.
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Some students at a New York high school don't see anything offensive
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Others are outraged that the school allowed such a skit to take place
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The superintendent doesn't believe the students were intentionally malicious
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A photo of the skit posted on CNN's iReport went viral

Question: Whatever their intentions were, one thing was clear: Their portrayals of Chris Brown and Rihanna fell short -- the kid who played the dairy farmer was crowned Mr. @placeholder.

Answer: Waverly


Rail scam: Dr Peter Barnett (pictured outside court) faces jail after admitting to six counts of fraud by false representation An international lawyer faces ruin after admitting dodging more than £23,000 in rail fares. Dr Peter Barnett, 43, was told he could be jailed after police discovered he spent more than two and a half years cheating the system. He gave himself up after being caught by a ticket inspector travelling from his home in an Oxfordshire market town to London’s Marylebone station. Investigators discovered the Oxford graduate and Rhodes scholar regularly pretended to have travelled from Wembley instead to save himself huge sums.
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Dr Peter Barnett gave himself up after being caught by a ticket inspector
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Cheated the system travelling from home to London’s Marylebone station
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The Australian-born lawyer was cautioned for an identical offence in 2010
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He pleaded guilty to six counts of fraud by false representation, which carries maximum penalty of ten years in jail
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Following publication of this article, solicitors representing Jonathan Burrows have contacted us to say that while £43,000 was paid to Southeastern trains to settle the matter out of court, this sum does not reflect the value of the unpaid fares alone, which could be measured in hundreds rather than thousands of pounds.

Question: He then got off at @placeholder, tapping out with an Oyster card.

Answer: Marylebone

Answer: Marylebone


(CNN) The world is at last, reluctantly, looking at the horrors unfolding in Aleppo. The dictatorship of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, with the support of Iran, Russia, Hezbollah and other Iran-organized Shiite militias, has all but pulverized parts of the city, deliberately attacking hospitals and homes and targeting non-combatants and civilians. They are carrying out a new form of ethnic cleansing, with Shiites expelling Sunnis and making it impossible for them to return to their destroyed homes. This is hardly unexpected. It's been unfolding gradually, for all to watch. The immediate culprits are the direct perpetrators, let that be clear. But this episode marks a supreme failure of our 21st century society, our leaders, our institutions and the people who claim to care about more than their own well-being.
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Frida Ghitis: What is happening in Aleppo is the result of a giant failure of our leaders and our institutions
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Failed threats from the Obama administration and Gary Johnson's "what is Aleppo?" statement are telling of our complacency, she says

Question: The war became a sectarian battle pitting @placeholder against Sunnis.

Answer: Shiite

Answer: Shiites


(CNN) Don't feel bad for the losers at this year's Academy Awards ceremony -- they won't be leaving empty-handed. According to The Daily Beast, this year's Oscars gift bag will contain a record $200,000 worth of swag. Distinctive Assets, the company that puts the bags together, describes this year's haul as "once again a blend of fabulous, fun and functional items meant to thrill and pamper those who may have everything money can buy but still savor the simple joy of a gift." It's truly a mixed bag, containing high-end items such as a year of unlimited Audi car rentals from Silvercar, free stays at hotels in Italy and a $900 toilet paper dispenser. Other novelties include personalized M&Ms; a Haze Dual V3 Vaporizer, retailing at $249.99; three private training sessions with "celebrity wellness expert" and star of ABC's "My Diet Is Better Than Yours" Jay Cardiello, valued at $1,400.
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The value of this year's bag sets a record
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Israeli Ministry of Tourism offers trip to Israel worth $55,000
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Pro-Palestinian group calls on nominees to refuse trip

Question: But the most expensive handout, a 10-day, first-class trip to @placeholder, is also perhaps the most controversial.

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israel


If Arsenal was the dream debut for Reece Oxford, the reality check came last weekend against Leicester. From opening day delirium to a disappointing defeat. Welcome to the Premier League, kid. Welcome to West Ham. The 16-year-old stole the headlines following his impressive bow as a midfield anchor during the Hammers' surprise 2-0 victory at the Emirates. He was instantly heralded on Match of the Day and immortalised on the internet with virals celebrating his success of keeping World Cup winner Mesut Ozil 'in his pocket'. All this before he collects his GCSE results at Alexandra Park school on Thursday.
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Reece Oxford enjoyed a dream debut in West Ham's 2-0 win at Arsenal
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The 16-year-old was taken off in last weekend's defeat by Leicester City
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Sir Trevor Brooking believes Oxford will develop into a central defender
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Hammers legend wants Oxford to play at Liverpool and Manchester City
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It's not too late to sign up to MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: @placeholder is likely to find himself on the bench for Saturday's visit of Bournemouth.

Answer: Reece Oxford

Answer: Reece Oxford

Answer: Oxford

Answer: Oxford


Manchester United's Champions League play-off second leg against Club Bruges on Wednesday will be shown for free by BT Sport. The match - which United go into with a 3-1 lead after the first leg at Old Trafford - is the first live match to be available to Freeview viewers on BT Sport Showcase. The broadcaster plans to show at least 12 Champions League matches and 14 Europa League ties free on the Showcase channel. CLICK HERE to see the full line-up of TV matches announced so far. The show will be hosted by Gary Lineker, with analysis from Manchester United legends Paul Scholes and Rio Ferdinand.
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Club Bruges vs Manchester United will be shown on Freeview
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BT Sport will use their Showcase channel to broadcast Wednesday's match
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There are plans to show at least 11 more free Champions League games
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BT have taken over Champions League TV coverage from Sky Sports
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Sky Sports vs BT Sport: The full guide to who will be showing which sports

Question: The deal is believed to be worth around £16m a year and will be considered another major coup for BT after nabbing exclusive rights to show the Champions League and @placeholder from this season.

Answer: Europa League


Thousands of protesters surrounded Bangkok's Government House on Friday seeking the removal of Thailand's embattled caretaker government amid soaring political tensions following the ouster of former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. The People's Democratic Reform Committee, which has been protesting the government since November, is pushing to replace the caretaker administration with an unelected interim government. Protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban told those gathered: "We will sleep here tonight, we will eat here." The PDRC has been seeking to rid Thai politics of the alleged influence of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Thaksin is Yingluck's brother and a telecommunications tycoon who was overthrown in a 2006 military coup. He has since lived in self-imposed exile to avoid a corruption conviction.
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Officials expect up to 60,000 at the anti-government rally
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Protesters are seeking to replace the embattled caretaker government
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Political tensions are high after the ouster of Yingluck Shinawatra as PM Wednesday
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Analysts fear a resumption of political violence

Question: He said smaller groups also gathered at @placeholder television stations and other locations around the city.

Answer: Bangkok


Jerusalem (CNN) -- The United Nations body responsible for preserving the world's most important cultural sites voted Friday to grant "world heritage" status to the Church of the Nativity in the Palestinian city of Bethlehem. The declaration by U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization covers the West Bank church, venerated by Christians as the birthplace of Jesus, and the surrounding route taken by religious pilgrims. It marks the Palestinians' first bid for inclusion on the prestigious list of sites deemed to hold "outstanding universal value" as part of the world's shared heritage. It comes after Palestinians were granted membership of UNESCO last October, when the body's general assembly voted overwhelmingly to accept them.
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The Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem is now the first Palestinian world heritage site
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The vote signals a loosening of Israeli control on Palestinian land, a Palestinian official says
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"This is a real theater of the absurd," says an Israeli foreign office spokesman
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U.S. and Israeli funding to UNESCO was cut over Palestinian membership

Question: The United States' and Israel's subsequent funding cut to the body caused @placeholder lose more than a fifth of its revenues.

Answer: U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

Answer: UNESCO

Answer: UNESCO


Sportsmail looks at the top five players in form and the top five out of form of Fantasy Football during the past 30 days ahead of this weekend's Premier League matches... The Belgium international has found his feet at the Etihad following his summer move from Wolfsburg, scoring in Manchester City's Premier League victory over Newcastle and Wednesday's Capital One Cup win against Crystal Palace. Holland international midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum has managed to stand out during the Magpies' struggles. He netted an incredible four-goal haul in the 6-2 victory over Norwich at St James' Park. The midfielder has pulled the strings in the middle of the park as Arsenal claimed victories over Manchester United, Everton and Watford in the month of October.
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Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil is in a hot run of form
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Manchester City's big-money summer signing Kevin De Bruyne has hit the ground running since joining the club from Wolfsburg
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Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini has under performed
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's fantasy football game

Question: The Congo international has only played in one game that @placeholder have kept a clean sheet since joining from Anderlecht in the summer.

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle


Hempstead, New York (CNN) Hillary Clinton stepped onto the debate stage Monday night determined to show that only one candidate is ready to be president. Clinton poked, prodded and quoted Trump's own words, goading the famously thin-skinned Republican nominee. Trump took the bait, repeatedly interrupting angrily or dismissively throughout the night. He couldn't resist attacks, even when it was obvious they would backfire -- such as his criticism of Clinton for dropping off the campaign trail ahead of the debate to prepare. CNN's Reality Check Team vets the claims "Yes, I did. And you know what else I prepared for?" Clinton shot back. "I prepared to be president."
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Donald Trump lost his cool at times against Hillary Clinton in Monday night's debate
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Trump hit Clinton on emails and TPP but didn't follow up effectively

Question: @placeholder, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: @placeholder has long polled better with men than women -- and that gap could grow after Monday night's debate.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


A family who lost both of their dogs at the same time have been reunited with the hounds thanks to the help of two Good Samaritans. Dennis Elton drove into a remote forest near Mt St Helens in Washington State on October 26 with his dogs Woody, a Brittany spaniel, and Brock, a chocolate lab. But the two dogs quickly caught scent of something and bolted from their owner's side, and didn't heed any of Elton's calls to return to the truck. After hours of searching for the two dogs, Elton eventually had to give up and head home, leaving his beloved family dogs in the woods.
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Dennis Elton drove into the forest near Washington state's Mt St Helens on October 26 with his dogs Brock and Woody
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The dogs caught a scent after arriving and bolted from Elton
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Elton tried to call the dogs back but eventually had to return home without the beloved family pets
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Nearly a week later, two separate hikers found the dogs about 25 miles away from where they first went missing
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After posting pictures of the dogs on social media, they were quickly reunited with the Eltons

Question: Another hiker had found @placeholder in the same area and had him at his home in Camas, Washington.

Answer: Brock

Answer: Brock


Amid the flurry of tributes that followed Al Kellock’s announcement he was retiring at the end of the season, one from another old warhorse stood out. ‘So my friend and foe Alastair Kellock calls time on a great career,’ tweeted Scotland and Saracens lock Jim Hamilton. ‘Been a pleasure punching and getting punched by you. And punching together.’ As he suggested, Hamilton had stood toe to toe with his countryman as opponents when their respective teams, Edinburgh and Glasgow, clashed. But, in the second row for Scotland, they would have each other’s backs as they fought — normally against the odds — for their country.
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Glasgow Warriors captain Al Kellock will retire at the end of the season
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Kellock amassed 56  Scotland caps during eleven-year international career
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The lock is calling time on career after 150 matches as Glasgow captain

Question: ‘@placeholder has put his body on the line a lot during his nine years with the club and he’s still competing very hard with the other second-rows to be selected ahead of them.

Answer: Al Kellock

Answer: Alastair Kellock

Answer: Al Kellock

Answer: Kellock


Washington (CNN) Sen. Al Franken called Sunday for the Senate Judiciary Committee to hold hearings on FBI Director James Comey's handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private server. And the Minnesota senator said he thinks Hillary Clinton can rely on his state's voters despite a last-minute visit from Donald Trump, though he said he's always "nervous." "I think that there should be hearings, and I'm certain there will be hearings in the Judiciary Committee on this matter," the Franken told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." His comments reflected the Democratic frustration with Comey telling lawmakers 11 days before the November 8 election that the FBI was reviewing new emails potentially connected to its investigation into whether Clinton mishandled classified information.
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Franken criticized Comey's handling of information related to Hillary Clinton's server
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"I'm sure that FBI Director Comey will be before us," Franken said

Question: Asked if @placeholder is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton


Most mothers dream of their children's birthdays, graduations and weddings. But Jodie Barden has the heartbreaking task of arranging both her daughters' funerals, knowing that neither will make adulthood because of an incredibly rare illness. Mrs Barden, 28, is mother to eight-year-old Ella and one-year-old Chloe, who both suffer from Cockayne Syndrome and have a life expectancy of just 12. Cockayne Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder, which is characterised by a failure to gain weight, premature ageing, an underdeveloped nervous system and a small head. Scroll down for video Jodie Barden, 28, has been forced to plan her daughters Ella, eight (left) and Chloe, one (right)'s funerals as they have rare genetic disorder Cockayne Syndrome which gives them a life expectancy of just 12
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Jodie Barden's daughters Ella, 8 and Chloe, 1, have Cockayne Syndrome
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This rare genetic disorder means they are unlikely to live to be teenagers
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Mrs Barden, 28, has faced heartbreak of planning her daughter's funerals
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Family is now trying to make the most of the remaining time they have

Question: @placeholder isn't walking yet and probably won't ever reach this milestone.

Answer: Chloe

Answer: Chloe

Answer: Chloe


Most dogs are happy to be taken for a walk - but these playful pets wanted to be the ones holding the leash. The three pets were heading out for their afternoon walk when they suddenly dashed after another pack of dogs - dragging their owner Angela Tarr, 44, down the drive behind them. The hysterical moment was captured on camera by her husband, Jon, after he watched footage of the accident taken from CCTV cameras outside their home in Tiverton, Devon. The 16-second clip has been shared thousands of times since their son, Alex, posted it on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Three dogs were being taken out for their afternoon walk by their owner
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The leashed pets tried to run off when they spotted dogs across the road
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But their owner did not let go and was dragged down the drive by her dogs

Question: Their son, @placeholder, said she had bruises and sore ribs afterwards and ripped her jeans in the accident - but continued to walk the dogs anyway.

Answer: Alex


(CNN) The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) launched an investigation Thursday into a large number of humpback whale deaths from Maine to North Carolina. The agency declared the deaths an unusual mortality event, the first one observed in humpback whales in nearly a decade. An unusual mortality event (UME) is defined under the Marine Mammal Protection Act as "a stranding that is unexpected; involves a significant die-off of any marine mammal population; and demands immediate response." The last unusual mortality event declared for humpback whales was in 2006. Two other events were declared in 2005 and 2003, said Deborah Fauquier, veterinary medical officer for NOAA Fisheries Office of Protected Resources. The cause of those UMEs was undetermined.
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A large number of humpback whales have been dying along the east coast of the United States
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It's the first such mass die-off that NOAA has observed in humpback whales in nearly a decade

Question: Since the marine mammal UME program was created in 1991, there have been 63 formally recognized @placeholder in the United States involving a variety of species.

Answer: UME

Answer: UMEs


Is the customer always right? A waitress for a Centerville, Ohio, restaurant recently wrote a detailed post on Facebook that went viral. Server Jessica Morris claimed she received no tip and that a female patron named Jenny wrote on a check: 'He's my husband, find your own. Good luck :)' However, a response from someone who says she is the customer in question has reportedly surfaced. According to Dayton.com,  'Jenny' wrote on Facebook: 'Saturday, November 7, 2015 my husband, sister and her boyfriend went out to dinner at TGI Fridays in Centerville, OH. 'Our server, whose name was Jessica, was rude more so to myself than any of the other 3 at the table, but rude in general to all of us.
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Jessica Morris was working at restaurant in Centerville, Ohio, last weekend
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Message on receipt read: 'He's my husband, find your own. Good luck :)'
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Jessica responded with  Facebook letter shared more than 50,000 times
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A woman who says she is the customer 'Jenny' has reportedly published her own account of events

Question: The TGI Fridays franchise on 2022 Miamisburg Centerville Road declined to comment to Dailymail.com on whether @placeholder worked there.

Answer: Jessica Morris

Question: However, a @placeholder spokeswoman confirmed Morris is an employee.

Answer: TGI Fridays


As Australians are beginning to feel the onset of winter's chill, Aussies travellers are looking to escape this year's cold in exchange for a European summer. Recent data released by KAYAK.com.au has revealed that most Aussies are planning their mid-year getaways in Europe. Research by the travel search engine further indicates that Aussies are planning to travel abroad between May and August, while seven out of the top ten holiday destinations are in Europe. Australian tourists are planning to holiday in destinations across Europe, the number one choice being the ancient city of Athens in Greece 1) Athens, Greece
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Australian tourists are planning to holiday abroad between May and August
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Most of the holiday destinations are in Europe, number one being Greece
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Seven out of the top ten destinations for Aussie are in Europe
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Others include Toronto in Canada, Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam and Colombo in Sri Lanka

Question: @placeholder, Sri Lanka seems to be another popular vacation spot among Australians this year

Answer: Colombo


(CNN) Suicide attacks targeting two security centers in the regime-held central Syrian city of Homs killed at least 32 people and wounded 24 others, according to state media citing the city's Gov. Talal Barazi. Syria's SANA news agency quoted Barazi on the number of casualties and the nature of the targets. State-run Syrian TV cited its reporter on the ground as saying six suicide bombers carried out the attacks. Three of the attackers sneaked into the city's Ghouta neighborhood and the other three into its Mahatta neighborhood while clashes were underway, the channel said. The head of Homs' military intelligence, Gen. Hassan Daaboul, was killed in one of the attacks, Syria's Ikhbariya state news channel reported.
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State TV says six suicide bombers carried out the attacks in two neighborhoods
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A Syrian umbrella organization that includes a jihadist group has claimed responsibility

Question: Some of these groups, like ISIS and JFS, are not part of the all-but-collapsed @placeholder ceasefire.

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian TV

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian


(CNN) Ninety minutes before he opened fire in central Kansas, Cedric Ford got served a restraining order -- an act a local sheriff thinks led him to kill three people and wound 14 others. "I believe that probably is the trigger, and it went from there," Harvey County Sheriff T. Walton said Friday. Walton said that Ford was "a little upset" but "didn't display anything ... outrageous" when a sheriff's deputy served him the order at 3:30 p.m. (4:30 p.m. ET) Thursday at his workplace, Excel Industries in Hesston. The court order commanded Ford to stay from his former girlfriend, who claimed he abused her.
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11 patients still in hospital -- one in critical condition, five are serious, five in fair condition
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Sheriff identifies the three people killed in Thursday's shootings
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Woman charged by federal prosecutor with giving guns to shooter, who was a felon

Question: The carnage ended thanks to a lone Hesston police officer who went inside, engaged @placeholder in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to Walton.

Answer: Cedric Ford

Answer: Ford

Answer: Ford

Question: The carnage ended thanks to a lone Hesston police officer who went inside, engaged Ford in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to @placeholder.

Answer: T. Walton

Answer: Walton


An ultramarathoner overcame an early injury, difficult terrain in New England and sleep deprivation on the final stretch of the Appalachian Trail to complete the trek in record time. Scott Jurek, 41, of Colorado reached the summit of Mount Katahdin on July 12 and celebrated his completion of the 2,189-mile run from Georgia to Maine. However, he was handed three citations for violating park rules during the festivities in Baxter State Park. Jurek, who reached Maine's highest summit in 46 days and eight hours, was issued a summons for drinking in the park, hiking with a group larger than 12 people and for littering when champagne sprayed into the air and landed on the ground, the Portland Press Herald reported.
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Scott Jurek, 41, of Colorado claimed the title of the quickest trek of the Appalachian Trial from Georgia to Maine
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Jurek reached the top of Mount Katahdin in Baxter State Park on July 12
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While atop the summit, he celebrated his completion of the 2,189-mile run
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He was was handed three citations including consuming alcohol in the park and hiking with a group larger than 12 people
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The park director posted lengthy Facebook message saying Baxter State Park was not 'appropriate place for such an event'

Question: 'These “corporate events” have no place in the Park and are incongruous with the @placeholder's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the Park,' the post continued.

Answer: Baxter State Park

Question: 'These “corporate events” have no place in the Park and are incongruous with the Park's mission of resource protection, the appreciation of nature and the respect of the experience of others in the @placeholder,' the post continued.

Answer: Baxter State Park


(CNN) Half his country may not support his efforts at peace, but Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos now has a Nobel Peace Prize for pursuing a deal to end the longest-running war in the Americas. Santos accepted his award Saturday after brokering a deal to stop the fighting in the 50-year conflict with the leftist rebel group Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, better known by its Spanish acronym, FARC. "After six years of serious and often intense, difficult negotiations ... this agreement marks the beginning of the dismantling of an army and its conversion into a legal political movement," he said at the ceremony in Oslo, Norway.
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President Juan Manuel Santos honored for peace deal to end decades-long civil war
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Colombia's Congress passed the deal after voters repudiated it in a referendum

Question: But a path to peace in @placeholder's civil war is still uncertain.

Answer: Colombian

Answer: Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia

Answer: Colombia


A recent outbreak of E. coli linked to Chipotle restaurants in nine U.S. states has caused sales to plummet by as much as 22 percent in recent weeks, the restaurant chain announced on Friday. The Denver-based chain said sales trends have been 'extremely volatile' since it closed restaurants in Oregon and Washington in early November as a result of the outbreak. Earlier on Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the outbreak had expanded to nine states, with a total of 52 reported illnesses. That was up from the six states and 45 illnesses as of late November.
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Sales have dived by 22 percent in recent weeks as E. coli outbreak expands
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52 people in nine U.S. states have gotten sick from eating at Chipotle restaurants
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E. coli bacteria cause diarrhea and abdominal pains, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Question: @placeholder, which is known for touting the quality of its ingredients, also said Friday it was tightening its food standards.

Answer: Chipotle

Answer: Chipotle


(CNN) Congressional Republicans may move quickly to repeal large chunks of Obamacare, possibly taking a vote as early as January to get rid of the law they universally despise. Sources told CNN that House and Senate GOP leaders are considering a novel and complicated approach to the budget reconciliation process that would allow Congress to act very soon after they are sworn-in in early January to repeal large sections of the Affordable Care Act. While GOP leaders have not settled on this tactic yet, it is one of several strategies being considered, two Senate GOP leadership aides told CNN. Democrats dealing with the issue were skeptical the unique approach would pass muster with the Senate parliamentarian, who plays a major role in deciding what can be done under the complex and highly technical reconciliation rules.
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Senate Republicans would need 60 votes (and Democratic support) to overcome a filibuster
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They would need to get support from at least 8 Democrats to make changes to Obamacare provisions

Question: That is a reflection that negotiating the changes with @placeholder could be time-consuming.

Answer: Democrats

Answer: Democratic

Answer: Democrats


Malcolm Turnbull's triumph over Tony Abbott in a Liberal Party leadership ballot will have ramifications far beyond the Prime Minister's office. A number of government ministers and backbenchers will have their fortunes changed by the vote, which Prime Minister-elect Turnbull won 54 to 44 on Monday night. Members within the government and also the opposition are expected to be impacted by the change of Prime Minister, including Treasurer Joe Hockey, deputy leader Julie Bishop, Social Services Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten. Mr Turnbull, 60, has coveted the Prime Ministership for many years. His victory comes seven years after he was first appointed Liberal Party leader, only to be booted from the position by Tony Abbott in December, 2009.
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Malcolm Turnbull's win over Tony Abbott has created winners and losers
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The Prime Minister-elect and deputy leader Julie Bishop are two winners
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Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and Joe Hockey could be hurt by the vote
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Mr Turnbull defeated Mr Abbott is a leadership ballot 54 votes to 44

Question: It has been widely speculated Mr Morrison could serve as Treasurer in Mr @placeholder's  cabinet.

Answer: Malcolm Turnbull

Answer: Turnbull

Answer: Turnbull

Answer: Malcolm Turnbull

Answer: Turnbull


Washington (CNN)Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's surprise announcement that he'll "actively explore" a presidential bid Tuesday morning did little to dissuade his potential Republican opponents from the race. Following the news, South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, who might make a White House bid, offered the clearest pitch yet for his own candidacy. "I think I have a unique ability to deal with the threats we face at home and abroad and the challenges here, which is finally getting the government to work and dealing with a dangerous world," he told reporters on Capitol Hill. He said to "stay tuned" for his plans.
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Sen. Rand Paul welcomed Bush into the race: "The more the merrier!"
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A spokesman for Sen. Marco Rubio said Bush's decision would have no impact on his own
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Sen. Ted Cruz said the voters would decide on their eventual nominee

Question: None of the @placeholder senators noted one of Bush's biggest liabilities in a GOP presidential primary, however — his support for policies anathema to conservative Republicans.

Answer: Republican


A 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck Friday night in west-central South Carolina, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. The quake was the strongest to hit South Carolina since 2002, local emergency management officials said. The quake was centered 7 miles (12 kilometers) west-northwest of Edgefield, which is about 25 miles north of Augusta, Georgia, and 60 miles southwest of Columbia, South Carolina. The town of Edgefield has some 4,750 residents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The USGS estimates the quake's depth was about 3 miles (4.6 kilometers). The same federal agency initially estimated a 4.4 magnitude quake. An emergency dispatcher in Edgefield said there were no reports of damage or injuries tied to the tremor. Columbia County, Georgia, and the South Carolina Emergency Management Division also reported no damage or injuries.
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The quake was centered near Edgefield, South Carolina, not far from Augusta, Georgia
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It was about 3 miles deep and felt in metropolitan Atlanta, some 160 miles to the west
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Authorities say they have no immediate reports of damages or injuries

Question: "Earthquake ... don't even think about canceling school," one tweeter from @placeholder wrote.

Answer: South Carolina

Answer: South Carolina

Answer: South Carolina

Answer: South Carolina

Answer: South Carolina


The voters of the Rust Belt have shaken up the 2016 presidential campaign: Hoping to jolt a political system they see as ineffective and out of touch, they have repeatedly revolted by supporting unlikely, anti-establishment candidates. In both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, these voters see a potential for change they haven't felt in generations. They say they are willing to shed party allegiances and reimagine their priorities this year, even voting for a self-described democratic socialist, or for a flame-throwing real estate developer who has never served in government. In doing so, they have become the engine of one of the most extraordinary elections in modern U.S. history.
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CNN spent a week visiting three Rust Belt cities
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Voters are fed up with the status quo and hungry for change

Question: "I know a lot of people think @placeholder's crazy," he says, "but he's different."

Answer: Donald Trump


DENVER, Colorado (CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama laid out his plan for change in America as he accepted the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday night, securing his place in history as the first African-American to lead a major party ticket. Sen. Barack Obama accepted his party's nomination for the presidency Thursday night. "Change happens because the American people demand it -- because they rise up and insist on new ideas and new leadership, a new politics for a new time. America, this is one of those moments," he told supporters at the Democratic National Convention. "I believe that as hard as it will be, the change we need is coming."
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Barack Obama pits himself against John McCain
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Obama lays out roadmap for improving the economy
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Tens of thousands pile into Invesco Field to watch the speech
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Al Gore urges Americans to vote for change; vote for Obama

Question: He wrapped up his speech by telling the crowd, "@placeholder, we cannot turn back.

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: Americans

Question: He also invoked the bitterly disputed 2000 presidential election to argue that @placeholder should elect Obama in November.

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: Americans


Washington (CNN) A bad day for the White House could turn out to be a good day for justice and democratic accountability and institutions. Robert Mueller's appointment Wednesday as special counsel to probe Russian election meddling and any collusion by Trump campaign aides elevates the investigation clear of partisanship and the threat of White House interference. It therefore may offer the best chance for a politically bulletproof accounting of the guilt or innocence of members of the President's inner circle. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's decision to opt for a special counsel is also an antidote to fears that the US political system still has the capacity to investigate itself and its most powerful players.
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Trump fired Comey last week
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A special counsel was appointed Wednesday

Question: Wednesday's announcement might also be remembered as the moment that the norms that apply to other politicians finally also ensnared @placeholder.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: In theory that could mean that @placeholder and his aides could find their past lives, as well as their present arrangements, open to investigation.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Staffers now face the prospect that they will be examined by @placeholder's probe and will worry about their own potential legal jeopardy, and must cope with the corrosive reality of working in an administration that will now be under a dark cloud of investigation and uncertainty for months or even years to come.

Answer: Robert Mueller


They may taste sweeter and have the bonus of fewer air miles, but if you’re looking to indulge in some juicy British raspberries you could fork out more than you bargained for. Shoppers are paying up to three times as much for home-grown varieties as those ripened abroad – with much of the fruit dressed up in premium branding. Tesco is charging 10p per raspberry for its UK variants, while those from Spain cost just 3p. In three other supermarkets – Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Marks & Spencer – British fruits are also noticeably more expensive, a Daily Mail survey revealed.
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Shoppers paying up to three times as much for home-grown raspberries
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Tesco is charging 10p per British raspberry but Spanish variety cost 3p
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Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Marks & Spencer berries are more expensive too

Question: For the same cost you can buy a packet of 80 @placeholder raspberries.

Answer: Spanish

Question: Waitrose stocked @placeholder, glasshouse-grown berries in March – weeks earlier than previous years.

Answer: British

Answer: British

Answer: British


Gareth Batty took a hat-trick as Surrey clinched promotion from LV= County Championship Division Two by beating Derbyshire by an innings and 98 runs at the Kia Oval. Batty, the 37-year-old Surrey captain, finished the game in style by dismissing Tony Palladino, Mark Footitt and number 11 Ben Cotton in his 17th over to claim figures of six for 51. Palladino was caught at the wicket for two and Batty then bowled both Footitt and Cotton as Derbyshire we all out for 149 in the second innings. Sam and Tom Curran began Derbyshire's slide by each taking a wicket with the new ball as openers Billy Godleman and Ben Slater both fell for ducks.
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Gareth Batty cleans up in style as Surrey thrash Derbyshire
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The win sends Surrey top of Division two, and guarantees them promotion
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Sam and Tom Curran also starred with the ball in innings victory
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Kevin Pietersen started the season with the county but no longer playing

Question: An on-driven four by Madsen off @placeholder and another boundary punched between mid-on and mid-wicket later in the over settled Derbyshire though, and he and Durston went on to build a determined fourth wicket stand.

Answer: Tom Curran

Answer: Tom Curran