(CNN) Last week, the American-backed Syrian Democratic Forces announced that it had taken Raqqa, the Syrian city, which had served as ISIS' capital. The taking of the city is the latest in a series of substantial military blows to ISIS' fortunes. However, Americans should not expect the fall of Raqqa to have a substantial effect on the jihadist threat at home. The threat posed by ISIS to the United States has long come primarily from its ability to inspire and enable attacks -- and not from its territorial holdings in Syria and Iraq. Since ISIS burst onto the global scene in 2014, seven individuals motivated by jihadist ideology have killed 74 people inside the United States in six attacks, according to New America's research. Though they may have been inspired by ISIS, none of those attacks were carried out under direct command by the group, and none of the deadly attacks involved a fighter who had returned from Syria or Iraq.
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David Sterman: Although the fall of Raqqa is a military blow to ISIS, the group and its ideology still remain a threat to the US
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ISIS is quite effective at inspiring and enabling attacks thousands of miles from its base

Question: Although there have been non-lethal attacks and foiled plots in which the plotters communicated with @placeholder militants abroad.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Little more than a month ago it hardly seemed worth England turning up for the Ashes, so remote did their chances appear against a formidable Australia. Perhaps now, however, they can dare to dream. It is the hope, of course, that kills you but England really do go into the first Test in Cardiff with a lot more hope and perhaps even a little more expectation than seemed possible when they came back from West Indies. Things have changed over those last few weeks and while they may not quite have changed quickly enough for England to regain the Ashes it is at least feasible now to expect a closely-fought series and maybe a surprising outcome.
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A month ago, it hardly seemed worth England turning up for the Ashes
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Now, as it begins in Cardiff, there is much more optimism
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Australia have lost a potential match-winner with Ryan Harris' retirement
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Alastair Cook is a better captain than many say but he must prove himself

Question: They have already lost one potential match-winner in @placeholder while other members of an attack that has earned their status as firm favourites did not have everything their own way in the warm-ups.

Answer: Ryan Harris


Brooklyn Nets rookie Rondae Hollis-Jefferson has revealed New York living costs are so high he was forced to find two housemates to avoid blowing his $1.33million salary on rent. Currently living in north New Jersey, he lives in an apartment with his brother Rahlir and a friend, and has labelled the city's rental costs as 'ridiculous'. The 20-year-old small forward, who moved to the city earlier this year after being drafted to the Nets from the Arizona Wildcats. He told the Wall Street Journal: 'You can live in a nice, three-bedroom condo with all that in Dallas for like two thousand bucks.
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The 20-year-old rookie has described New York living costs as 'ridiculous'
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He has revealed he shares an apartment with his brother and a friend
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Hollis-Jefferson, originally from Pennsylvania, earns a $1.33million salary

Question: 'Three bedroom, three-bathroom in @placeholder, you’re paying eight grand.

Answer: New York

Answer: New York


Oklahoma City set aside some bad news off the court to beat NBA Eastern Conference leader Atlanta 123-115 on Friday, with Russell Westbrook scoring 17 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter and notching yet another triple double to steer the Thunder to an important victory. The Thunder earlier in the day conceded that reigning league MVP Kevin Durant will probably miss the rest of the season with a foot injury, yet the team came out with an impressive performance that lifted Oklahoma City two games clear of New Orleans in the fight for the last playoff-yielding spot in the West.
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MVP Kevin Durant will miss the rest of the season with a foot injury
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Golden State close in on best regular season record in franchise history
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Memphis ended a run of three-successive road losses with Dallas win
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Nikola Mirotic matched a career high 29 points in Chicago Bulls win

Question: Dallas, which is seventh in the @placeholder, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.

Answer: West


(CNN) In a bizarre case of a state attorney suing a governor, lawyers for prosecutor Aramis Ayala and Florida Gov. Rick Scott argued Wednesday about whether Scott was justified in removing Ayala from cases in which she would not seek the death penalty. While no decision was reached, Florida Supreme Court judges heard both sides in the debate about an elected prosecutor's discretion in trying cases vs. a governor's role in considering how "justice would be best served." "What this court has repeatedly said is the absolute discretion of prosecutors to determine whether and how to prosecute cases," said Roy L. Austin Jr., the attorney representing Ayala.
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Prosecutor Aramis Ayala said she wouldn't seek the death penalty in alleged cop killer case
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She sued the governor over whether he has authority to reassign her cases

Question: @placeholder sued, challenging his decision to reassign more than 20 homicide cases to another prosecutor.

Answer: Aramis Ayala

Answer: Ayala

Answer: Ayala

Answer: Aramis Ayala

Question: @placeholder's lawsuit says the governor "has no power to remove her for exercising her prosecutorial discretion."

Answer: Aramis Ayala

Answer: Ayala

Answer: Ayala

Answer: Aramis Ayala

Question: Before the two met, @placeholder spent time in prison on drug conspiracy and counterfeiting charges, the newspaper reported, citing a statement on her website.

Answer: Ayala


An Arnold Schwarzenegger fan thanked the action star for making his father smile during a recent viewing of Terminator Genisys - and Schwarzenegger himself personally responded. User bizzyjay wrote on Reddit July 2: 'Terminator 2 was the first movie I saw with my dad in a movie theater, that experience really sparked a love for film, the kind of passion that my dad had for them. 'From then on we saw a bunch of movies together along the years, including all the terminator movies until now, it was our franchise.' Bizzyjay said his 72-year-old father, who already had mild dementia and schizophrenia, began to behave differently in January and entered a psychiatric ward.
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Redditor bizzyjay said Terminator 2: Judgement Day was the first movie he saw in theaters with his 72-year-old father and they bonded over the series
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His father, who already had mild dementia and schizophrenia, began to behave differently in January and has been on medication
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Bizzyjay said the pair went to see Terminator Genisys for his 30th birthday and was touched to see his father smiling while watching the film
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Schwarzenegger thanked bizzyjay for his message and wrote a handwritten note for the man's father

Question: It said: 'I am honored that my silly smile in @placeholder made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'

Answer: Terminator Genisys

Answer: Terminator Genisys


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych will return to work on Monday, after taking ill amid political unrest that has paralyzed the eastern European country. Yanukovych went on sick leave on Thursday with "acute respiratory disease," his office said. He is now feeling "good" after treatment and his condition has been assessed as "satisfactory," a statement on the presidential website said. Ukraine has been plunged into a deep political crisis that in the last week saw the Prime Minister and Cabinet resign, a controversial anti-protest law repealed, and the President signing off on a contested amnesty bill for anti-government protesters.
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Yanukovych is said to be feeling good after treatment
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Yanukovych went on sick leave Thursday with "acute respiratory disease"
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Thousands of protesters remain out in Kiev streets on Sunday
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Ukraine rattled by protests, then clashes, since November

Question: Despite concessions last week from @placeholder, including repeal of the controversial law, Ukraine's opposition parties continue to call for constitutional reforms to shift power away from the president.

Answer: Viktor Yanukovych

Answer: Yanukovych

Answer: Yanukovych

Answer: Yanukovych


'Wolverine' triple killer Jed Allen scrawled the words 'I'm sorry' on his bedroom wall using the blood of his victims after stabbing his mother, her partner and their six-year-old daughter to death with a hunting knife. Murder squad detectives launched a large scale manhunt for the 21-year-old after the bodies of his  half-sister Derin, mother Janet Jordon, 48, and her boyfriend Philip Howard, 44, were found in their home in Didcot, Oxfordshire, on May 23. Mr Howard's bloodied body was discovered by Allen's friend after he sent a chilling group text to pals which read: 'I haven't got much time, they know. I am nothing more than worthless. I did what I had to do. I'm in peace now.'
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Jed Allen murdered his half-sister, mother and her boyfriend in May attack
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Stabbed them all to death before going on the run and hanging himself
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Inquest today revealed that he scrawled 'I'm sorry' onto wall using blood
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Also used victim's blood to write notes for police to find in home's kitchen

Question: Mr @placeholder had no drugs or alcohol in his body when he hanged himself in woods the same day of the savage killings.

Answer: Jed Allen

Answer: Allen

Answer: Jed Allen


It’s alright for Gary Neville. It’s all sun, sangria and viva Espana for him now. So who’s going to look after our insider football expertise on a wet Monday night in the Premier League now then? In the search for their new Bond, Sky Sports immediately turned to the dapper figure of Craig Bellamy. He was in the chair last Monday for Everton's draw with Crystal Palace. Sporting a window pane check suit that certainly ensured you would see him coming. And he did perfectly well. He’s a bright fella, and he made his points. But in watching him catch the eye alongside the now stalwart Jamie Carragher, it occurred to me perhaps why Gary Neville seemed to quickly become so popular with viewers.
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Gary Neville left Monday Night Football to become the new Valencia boss
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John Terry joined Jamie Redknapp in the studio on Saturday evening
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The Chelsea captain could be the man to fill in for Neville on Sky Sports

Question: Like @placeholder, Terry seemed to have secured his haircut of choice a long time ago.

Answer: Gary Neville

Answer: Gary Neville

Answer: Gary Neville

Answer: Neville


Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama, as his tenure draws to a close, is deploying his legal authority in a last-minute bid to cement the areas of his legacy threatened by Donald Trump's incoming administration. Obama has tasked his staff with locating as many areas as possible where his top agenda items could be calcified and protected from Trump's wrecking ball, according to officials. He's placing an indefinite ban on oil drilling in huge swaths of the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, wary of a successor who promised a boost in US energy production. He's advised lawmakers of plans to transfer almost one-third of the remaining population at Guantanamo Bay to other countries, despite Trump's vow to fill up the prison with "bad dudes."
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It's expected Trump will seek to peel back some of Obama's moves
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Obama is attempting to solidify his legacy

Question: Obama himself acknowledged on the campaign trail this fall that a @placeholder presidency would bode poorly for his top achievements, including his work on climate and global diplomacy.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Police have searched an area of Queensland's north coast where a new photo was taken of a mother and two young girls playing in the water and thought to be fugitive mother Cassie Watter and twin daughters Bronte and Isabella. Ms Watter, 43, has been on the run with the eight-year-old girls for the past 18 months. This latest picture was taken on the 'north coast of Queensland' by a member of the public and sent to the investigation unit led by Detective Senior Sergeant Dave Miles. From a distance it shows a woman, who resembles the wanted woman, with her arms on her hips watching two young girls dressed in the same pink swimwear play in the water.
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Police in Queensland investigate new lead in chase for mother Cassie Watter
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She has been on the run from Townsville for 18 months
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Accused of abducting her twin daughters Bronte and Isabella
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Family Court states the 'suspected abduction' is unlawful and a breach of its orders
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Recent sightings reported in far north Queensland and in bayside Victoria
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There is a $50,000 reward for information as to their whereabouts

Question: @placeholder describe Cassie Watter as 'caucasian, about 163 centimetres tall, weighing about 90 kilograms with dark brown hair.

Answer: Queensland


Two men accused in the robbery-murder of a 22-year-old University of Kentucky student pleaded not guilty in a Lexington court on Monday. Justin D. Smith, 18, and 20-year-old Efrain Diaz appeared briefly via video link from jail while their attorneys entered their pleas of not guilty in the death of Jonathan Krueger. The men are charged with murder and robbery in the fatal shooting of the young Ohio native in the early morning hours Friday. Smith is also charged with tampering with evidence, reports the Lexington Herald-Leader. Killers? Justin Smith (right) and Efrain Diaz (left) have been arrested and charged in the robbery and murder of University of Kentucky junior Jonathan Krueger
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Justin D. Smith, 18, and 20-year-old Efrain Diaz are accused of killing 22-year-old Ohio-native Jonathan Krueger

Question: @placeholder was jerking as he struggled to breathe, Morgan said.

Answer: Jonathan Krueger

Answer: Jonathan Krueger

Answer: Jonathan Krueger


A lamb believed to be the biggest ever born in the UK weighs as much as a toddler. The super-sized animal - christened The Big One - was delivered via caesarean section on Tuesday  at Ty Mawr Farm in Denbigh, north Wales. It tipped the scales to a whopping 24lbs 2oz - almost three times the size of an average newborn lamb. The Big One (right) towers above other lambs that have also been born on the farm this week (left) Dafydd Fon Ifan, who works full-time on the farm with parents Edmund and Llinos, said: 'The lamb is absolutely huge.
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Delivered via caesarean section at Ty Mawr Farm in north Wales
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Weighs almost three times the size of an average newborn lamb

Question: The lamb's mother (left) cannot keep up with its demand for milk, so it has to be given a bottle by @placeholder as well

Answer: Dafydd Fon Ifan


Guangzhou, China (CNN) Zhiyong Xi is a man on a mission. He wants to rid China -- and potentially the world -- of mosquitoes, specifically the ones that carry devastating diseases like Zika and dengue. And he's doing it in the classic style of good versus evil. "We're building good mosquitoes that can help us fight the bad ones," the entomologist said in his 3,500-square-foot laboratory in Guangzhou, China. Decked out in white scrubs, Xi, a soft-spoken researcher from Michigan State University, gestures at hundreds of trays, each filled with about 6,000 squirming mosquito larvae. The room reeks of ground beef liver powder cut with yeast, a superfood for the tiny creatures.
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At this lab, technicians are breeding up to 5 million Aedes albopictus mosquitoes a week
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They're part of a plan to eliminate some of the common mosquito-borne diseases

Question: As is the case with @placeholder, most people infected with dengue fever don't know it, because they don't have symptoms.

Answer: Zika


A London neighbourhood has found itself host to a rather exotic new resident - a large and rather aggressive peacock which appears to have escaped from the zoo. The brightly-plumed bird has been spotted wandering the streets and gardens of Hampstead and Camden for almost a week. . Concerned residents have contacted both the police and the RSPCA but so far the wily bird has evaded capture by flying away whenever it has been approached. A ZSL London Zoo spokesman said: 'There is a wild population of peafowl in Regent’s Park, and while we cannot confirm from the pics if this individual is one of them ZSL London Zoo’s keepers are currently trying to recapture a female peafowl from the Zoo.
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Large aggressive peacock has been spotted wandering streets of London
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Exotic bird has been on the loose in Hampstead and Camden for a week
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Police and RSPCA tried to capture the bird but it fluttered to freedom
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The peacock is believed to have escaped from ZSL London Zoo

Question: @placeholder resident Fifi Russell said: 'It's absolutely huge, really robust and strong.

Answer: Hampstead

Answer: Hampstead


Washington (CNN) A fresh set of polling out Friday showed Donald Trump continues to face a difficult path to winning the White House in key states -- including being deadlocked in a reliably Republican Southern state. Hillary Clinton and her Republican opponent are in a statistical dead heat in Georgia, according to a new Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll, and she has a double-digit lead in battleground Virginia, according to Christopher Newport University. In Georgia, Trump leads Clinton 44%-42%, among likely voters, which is well within the poll's 4.3 percentage point margin of error. Georgia has voted heavily Republican in every presidential election since 1992, when they last voted for a Democrat, former President Bill Clinton.
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Trump, Clinton are in a statistical tie in Georgia
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Clinton has a double-digit lead in Virginia

Question: Both polls reveal a gender gap that has been perceived nationwide, with Clinton winning among women by a sizable margin and @placeholder leading among men.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


A majority of Americans say they do not want Syrian refugees in the country, following the Paris terrorist attack. Two polls taken after the ISIS assault on France found that 53 and 56 percent of Americans want the Syrian refugees barred from entry. In both instances Republicans were nearly twice as likely as Democrats to say the refugees should not be allowed to resettle in America. Close to seven in 10 Republican respondents to a Bloomberg poll said that all Syrian refugees should be denied entry to the United States. Just 36 percent of Democrats said the same thing. Roughly equal numbers of Republicans and Democrats said there should be a religious test for the refugees - 11 and nine percent, respectively.
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Two polls taken after the ISIS assault on Paris found that 53 and 56 percent of Americans want the Syrian refugees barred from entry
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In both instances Republicans were nearly twice as likely as Democrats to say the refugees should not be allowed to resettle in America
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A majority of all Americans, regardless of their political beliefs, now believe that Obama should send troops to Syria, the NBC News poll showed

Question: A close second is going to be making sure that whatever policies we have in place uphold the longstanding cherished values of the @placeholder.'

Answer: America

Answer: United States

Answer: America


Police are on the hunt for a man who could be responsible for a string of sickening attacks on women in Sydney. A 26-year-old woman is believed to be the attacker’s latest victim. Police allege she was approached from behind and indecently assaulted on Friday morning at 5.30am on Haymarket's Valentine Street. Strike Force Rosebridge – a taskforce formed to investigate the recent spate of sex crimes - are investigating whether the person wanted for Friday’s attack is also responsible for three other vicious attacks on women over the last month. Each of the women were attacked on deserted streets under the cover of night and victims gave strikingly similar descriptions of their attacker.
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Police believe they're hunting for serial offender after string of sex attacks
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The women have given strikingly similar descriptions of the attacker
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A woman was indecently assaulted in Sydney's city on Friday at 5.30am
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On June 11, a woman was sexually assaulted twice on the same street
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Police have released CCTV footage fleeing the scene on foot
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Two women were attacked in Chatswood the same week
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Police have appealed for the public's assistance in identifying the man

Question: The woman was walking down George Street when she was grabbed from behind at the intersection of George and @placeholder.

Answer: Valentine Street


Holly Holm has won over plenty of new fans following her win over Ronda Rousey this weekend but one person who has always supported the newly-crowned bantamweight champion is Jon Jones. Fellow UFC fighter Jones, who trains in Albuquerque, New Mexico alongside Holm, has lavished praise on the 34-year-old following her surprise win over Rousey. Holm was priced at 10/1 ahead of the UFC 193 fight in Melbourne but Jones was confident his stable-mate could spring a surprise. Jones, who uploaded a picture of himself FaceTiming Holm on to his Instagram account, said: 'In my opinion @_hollyholm is already the goat [greatest of all time] of women combat sports.
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Holly Holm defeated Ronda Rousey to become bantamweight champion
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She was priced at 10/1 ahead of fight against the undefeated Rousey
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Holm's stable-mate Jon Jones has lauded the 34-year-old after win
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Read: Ronda Rousey spends night in hospital after KO loss to Holly Holm

Question: 'Her accolades are absolutely unheard of but that's not what makes me such a fan of @placeholder.

Answer: Holly Holm

Answer: Holm

Answer: Holly Holm

Answer: Holm

Answer: Holly Holm

Question: I know the MMA community doesn't really know @placeholder yet so let me be the first to tell you.

Answer: Holly Holm

Answer: Holm

Answer: Holly Holm

Answer: Holm

Answer: Holly Holm


Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Ten Americans detained last week while trying to take 33 Haitian children out of the country were charged Thursday with kidnapping children and criminal association, a government official said. Information Minister Marie Laurence Lassegue's announcement came shortly after the five men and five women left a hearing at the prosecutor's office. Under Haitian law, anyone accused of kidnapping a child is not eligible for bail, the attorney general's office said. Conviction on the kidnapping charge carries a maximum penalty of life in prison; the criminal association charge carries a penalty of three to nine years, according to a former justice minister.
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10 Americans charged with kidnapping, criminal association
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Missionaries denied bail because kidnapping charges involve children
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Missionaries say they were trying to help children leave country
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Haitian government says group was trying to kidnap children

Question: He expressed gratitude for the work of the vast majority of @placeholder who have helped in the aftermath of the January 12 earthquake that he said killed at least 212,000 people.

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans


Corning, California (CNN) Seven-year-old Gage did what the teachers said. He knew the drill. A whistle blows. You go into lockdown. Go inside. Get real quiet. Hide under the desk. A gunman had emerged outside Rancho Tehama Elementary School in Northern California. He fired at the building. He got closer, and fired some more. Gage said he heard his class door being jostled. It was the bad man outside. He was trying to get in. The locked door kept the gunman out Tuesday morning, and Gage survived along with his classmates and teachers. The gunman was a man Gage knew and feared: his neighbor Kevin Jason Neal.
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Boy survived along with his classmates and teachers at school
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Gunman shot and killed boy's father and grandmother before heading to the school

Question: @placeholder soon found out the gunman who had just caused pain and havoc at his school had also destroyed his home life.

Answer: Gage

Answer: Gage

Answer: Gage

Answer: Gage


(CNN) -- At the beginning of 2008, everything seemed set for Bill Clinton. His wife, Hillary, had the money and the endorsements to run for the presidency. She also had the experience and the talismanic Democratic last name. Everything was in place for Bill's return to the White House, this time as first gentleman. Then came Iowa, when the supposedly unstoppable Hillary for president locomotive was derailed by Barack Obama, a first-term senator from Illinois. Bill Clinton couldn't believe that this Johnny-come-lately might block his wife's path to the White House. Bill Clinton and Barack Obama may be making common cause now, but four years ago the future president drove the former president crazy.
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President Obama has actively embraced Bill Clinton for help on raising money and gaining voters
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Michael Takiff: Obama needs Clinton in his campaign, Clinton craves political relevance
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He says four years ago, Obama drove the former president crazy
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Takiff: Whatever his feelings toward Bill Clinton, Obama should listen to him

Question: Once the nomination fight ended, @placeholder was quick to dismiss her ill feelings toward Obama.

Answer: Hillary

Answer: Hillary

Question: Once the nomination fight ended, Hillary was quick to dismiss her ill feelings toward @placeholder.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Question: While no one would confuse them for best friends, Obama needs Clinton's access to deep Democratic pockets and his appeal to white blue-collar voters, who are more attuned to Bill's messy I-feel-your-pain empathy than to the professorial coolness of @placeholder.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


It's three years since Olympic champion Victoria Pendleton retired from professional cycling but, as MailOnline discovered during a visit to a London gym last week, she still looks as fit as ever. The 34-year-old used to push herself to her limit in training and racing to secure European, World, Commonwealth and Olympic titles on the track during her successful career. No longer driven by winning gold medals, Pendleton is now is training to be a jockey and has a workout regime that is not for the faint-hearted. 'It took me two years to get back on the bike and go for a ride because I wanted to,' she told MailOnline.
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Victoria Pendleton retired from cycling after London 2012 Olympics
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Had decorated career gaining a number of World titles and gold medals
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Does Pilates at home using expensive Reformer machine
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Uses exercise ball to do number of moves to tone and strengthen body
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Her next challenge is to compete in horse race at Cheltenham

Question: 'I use the Reformer for 10 minutes to half hour a few times a week,' @placeholder explains.

Answer: Victoria Pendleton

Answer: Pendleton

Answer: Victoria Pendleton


Greece has missed the deadline for its €1.6bn debt repayment to the International Monetary Fund, becoming the first developed country to fall into arrears on such payments. Eurozone finance ministers rejected the Greek government's new third bailout proposal just hours before it was set to default on its loans from the IMF. The last ditch attempt by the cash-strapped  country to save itself advocated sidestepping the IMF altogether, and instead taking out a two-year bail-out extension using funds from the European Stability Mechanism. The potential deal would have made Germany Greece's biggest creditor as it contributes 27 per cent of the ESM - giving it a 'blocking majority' over any package.
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Has asked for a two-year rescue deal just hours before it is due to default
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Greece looking to sidestep the IMF and use the European Stability Mechanism instead
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Alexis Tsipras previously urged Greeks to reject creditors' tough reforms
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Finance Minister said earlier today they would not pay by deadline
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19 finance ministers of the currency zone to discuss proposals tonight

Question: The @placeholder is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.

Answer: European Stability Mechanism


Paso Canoas, Costa Rica (CNN) Yolanda ticks off the countries she and her husband have passed through in the last three months: Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama and now Costa Rica. But she is no tourist. "A lot of roads, lots of bus rides, and a lot of walking too," she tells CNN, agreeing to be interviewed but asking that we only use her first name and not show her face. "For a 7-month pregnant woman, that is a long, long time." Yolanda says she is originally from Congo. She and her husband are among tens of thousands of migrants -- many from Africa and Haiti -- criss-crossing South and Central America trying to reach the United States.
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A huge surge in undocumented migrant arrivals in Costa Rica
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Migrants are traveling through Latin America to the United States
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They are vulnerable to crime, hunger and human trafficking

Question: "No one was prepared or was thinking about the possibility that we would receive 10,000 people from @placeholder or Africa."

Answer: Haiti


A home video of a six-year-old boy taking his morning pills to treat cystic fibrosis has had more than one million hits in just a week – with no sign of global interest waning. The  footage of Jesse O'Brien was taken by his mother Heidi, 37, to encourage the brave youngster to take the vast volume of drugs he has to consume every single day to battle his terminal illness. 'I've always wanted to be famous so this is just brilliant,' says Jesse, from Kesgrave, Suffolk, who is seen taking nine out of his daily dose of 45 pills. Scroll down for video
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Jesse O'Brien is seen swallowing nine of his daily dose of 45 pills
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His mum hoped the footage would amuse and encourage him
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The video is now helping other kids feel better about the daunting task

Question: The video finally hit the one million mark exactly a week after @placeholder posted it, first thing on Wednesday morning.

Answer: Heidi


The parents of MH17 victim Fatima Dyczynski have shared the last selfie she sent to them an hour before she boarded the doomed flight. In a statement sent to Daily Mail Australia, the 25-year-old's father and mother, Jerzy Dyczynski and Angela Rudhart-Dyczynski, said they had been talking to her on Skype while she was waiting to board her flight from Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam back to Perth on July 17 at 12pm local time. 'Before the scheduled departure of the Malaysian Airlines flight MH 17... we had been very joyful to be united as a family soon,' Ms Dyczynski's parents said.
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Fatima Dyczynski sent a selfie to her parents before she got on Flight MH17
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They have shared this last picture of the 25-year-old at Amsterdam airport
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Jerzy and Angela Dyczynski said they were 'very joyful' as they hoped to be together as a family soon
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But hours later, they found out daughter's plane had crashed over Ukraine
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Ms Dyczynski and 297 others on the flight died on July 17, 2014

Question: This was the last time the @placeholder spoke to their daughter before she sent them her last selfie.

Answer: Dyczynski

Answer: Dyczynski


Two female high school seniors at a school in California have complained after they were omitted from their yearbook because they wore suits instead of dresses for their photos. Crystal Cumplido, a senior at Lincoln High School in Stockton, California, was dressed in a black suit with a red tie in her senior portrait, complete with a huge smile. When she got her senior yearbook, her photo was no where to be found and she was upset. School administrators told her women and men are supposed to be dressed a certain way. 'He told me that I wasn't following policy,' the teen told FOX40. 'That girls are supposed to wear the black, little shirt over whatever.'
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Crystal Cumplido and Mari Champagne were both upset to discover they had been left out of their Lincoln High School yearbook
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School administrators told Cumplido that women and men are supposed to be dressed a certain way
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Champagne described the decision as 'gender expression discrimination'
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The local school district has since apologized and promised to reprint the yearbook with the photos included

Question: 'It's like I didn't even exist in Lincoln,' said @placeholder of her snub.

Answer: Crystal Cumplido

Answer: Crystal Cumplido

Answer: Cumplido


(CNN) -- Union workers armed with an estimated 1.5 million signatures converged on Washington on Wednesday, demanding that Congress pass their highest-priority legislation. Union chief Andy Stern wants workers to have another way to organize besides relying on a secret ballot. They are lobbying for the Employee Free Choice Act. The legislation would allow a company's employees to openly sign a card demanding a union and then, if a majority sign, the company involved would have 90 days to negotiate. The act would also stiffen federal laws that bar employers from intimidating or firing workers who try to bring in a union.
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Bill would let employees openly sign a card demanding a union
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If a majority sign, company would have 90 days to negotiate
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Current method of deciding whether to organize -- secret ballot -- would still be option
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Union workers give Congress estimated 1.5 million signatures backing bill

Question: He said his workers don't want a union, because they make more in pay and benefits without having to pay @placeholder's labor dues.

Answer: Union

Answer: Union


David Cameron has warned the Iraq war inquiry chairman Sir John Chilcot that he is 'fast losing patience' with the ongoing delays to its report. The Prime Minister wrote to Sir John to express his dismay, amid claims the final report into the 2003 invasion will not be published until 2016 - seven years after it was first ordered by Gordon Brown. Mr Cameron's intervention emerged after the Chancellor George Osborne told MPs there was growing public concern at how long the inquiry was taking and order the inquiry to 'get on with it'. On Monday, the Prime Minister wrote to Sir John saying he was 'disappointed' that the inquiry was still unable to say when it was going to publish its report into the 2003 invasion.
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The PM has fired off a letter to the Iraq war inquiry chair John Chilcott
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It comes amid reports its report will not be published until next year
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Sir John said he was also frustrated but had to go through due process
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George Osborne weighed in today, telling Sir John to 'get on with it'

Question: The Chilcot enquiry was only finally set up by @placeholder in 2009.

Answer: Gordon Brown


A mayor is being investigated after he made a 'derogatory' remark about women in the town he represents having 'fat bottoms' as he publicly introduced a Queen tribute act. Francis Purdue-Horan provoked outrage with the comment which he made just before Queen tribute act Mercury were about to perform at a music festival in Bingham, Nottinghamshire. As Mr Purdue-Horan welcomed the band to the stage, he announced he had arranged for them to sing Queen's 1978 hit Fat Bottomed Girls 'for all the girls of Bingham'. However, female residents failed to see the funny side and have now called on Mr Purdue-Horan to apologise.
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Mayor Francis Purdue-Horan under investigation for 'derogatory' remark
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He quipped that women in Bingham, Nottinghamshire, have 'big bottoms'
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Remark came as he introduced Queen tribute act called Mercury at event
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Arranged for band to play 'Fat Bottomed Girls' 'for all the girls of Bingham'

Question: He needs to redeem himself by working hard for @placeholder.'

Answer: Bingham

Answer: Bingham

Answer: Bingham

Answer: Bingham


Paris (CNN) Most 15-year-old French girls spend their time on social media chatting with friends about schoolmates, music and movies. But Joanna was different. While her contemporaries "liked" one another's posts on Facebook and Instagram, or nattered on Snapchat and WhatsApp, Joanna was using the Internet to track down a fake passport and find her way to Syria. In the process, she also found herself in contact with one of the women directly involved in the Paris attacks. "I was trying to get a passport to leave for Syria. I had names and contacts, and this woman spoke to me on social media; she wanted to go to Syria with someone, she didn't want to go alone.
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Joanna, 15, converted from Catholicism to Islam, and was radicalized online after being targeted by ISIS recruiters
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At first her mother believed Joanna's obsession with her new religion was a kind of teenage rebellion
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When the teenager called her mother an "infidel" she was reported to authorities, and is now part of a deradicalization program (CPDSI)

Question: When Hanane (not her real name) refused to marry an @placeholder fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.

Answer: ISIS


(CNN) Donald Trump and his surrogates amplified their argument over the weekend that the election is "rigged," leaving the Republican nominee more isolated as top members of the GOP -- including his own running mate -- declared their faith in the political system. Trump opened Sunday with a series of tweets sowing doubt about the legitimacy of the election. "The election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing Crooked Hillary - but also at many polling places - SAD" But Trump's own vice presidential nominee, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, disagreed during an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press," saying he will accept the Election Day results.
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Trump also argued, once again, that Democratic rival Hillary Clinton "should have been prosecuted"
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Trump also denied sexual assault allegations against him

Question: But @placeholder primarily raised the allegations to argue again that the media outlets reporting on the allegations -- many of which describe actions Trump bragged about in a 2005 conversation that surfaced last week -- are doing so to sink his campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


LeBron James believes there is nobody in the world that can stop him. He is too strong, too fast, too skilled. For the Golden State Warriors to win the NBA title, they will need to get past James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the finals starting on Thursday night. And not just once - but four times in seven games. 'Some have been successful. Many have failed,' said Warriors forward Draymond Green, the runner-up for defensive player of the year and among at least four players who will get their shot at James in the series. Defending the four-time MVP is a challenge the Warriors think they are as well-equipped as anybody to face.
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Golden State Warriors take on Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA finals
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James scored 42 points against Golden State earlier in the season
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James is in his fifth straight NBA finals

Question: He said it's always a luxury for a team to have a variety of defensive players, and the @placeholder are no different in that regard.

Answer: Golden State Warriors

Answer: Warriors

Answer: Warriors

Answer: Golden State Warriors


She was the David Bailey of her day. Julia Margaret Cameron, celebrity photographer of Victorian times and famous Isle of Wight resident, would have felt at home with the hubbub earlier this year over the wedding of Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch to Sophie Hunter on the island, and their plea for privacy. Cameron, a great-aunt of Virginia Woolf, lived at Freshwater Bay, the bohemian retreat of poets, writers and artists, and she often helped her neighbour Alfred, Lord Tennyson avoid his adoring public. Cameron lived here because of Tennyson. After meeting the poet in 1860, she became a frequent guest at his home, Farringford, until he pointed out bluntly there were two cottages nearby for sale
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Julia Margaret Cameron was a celebrity photographer of Victorian times
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Freshwater Bay was hub for artists and writers including Lord Tennyson
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Dramatic ravine of Shanklin Chinstill still picturesque and inspirational

Question: For details on Dimbola Lodge, go to dimbola.co.uk and for @placeholder go to shanklinchine.co.uk.

Answer: Shanklin Chinstill


Papua New Guinea's first supermodel has spoken out against abusive comments from people in her home country after she was labelled a 'prostitute' for posing in a bikini. Noreen Pisa, who now lives in Kawana on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, has represented her country in international beauty pageants and has been targeted on her Facebook page by people she described as 'small and primitive minded'. But Ms Pisa has vowed to stand up to the online trolls and says she will continue to pursue her modelling dream to inspire other women back home. 'I get a lot of hate from PNG people, especially on my bikini shots. They call me a prostitute and say 'women aren't allowed to do that,' Ms Pisa told the Sunshine Coast Daily.
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A Papua New Guinea Super Model has reached an International Pageant
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Noreen Pisa is the first model from PNG on an international scale
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Ms Pisa has received negative backlash from some people about her career
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Most of the negative comments are from traditional PNG people
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Ms Pisa has a lot of supporters who say she is an 'inspiration'
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Ms Pisa did not win the pageant but wants to fight against oppression

Question: But this did not deter her supporters who stood strong behind her with one user saying: 'What a courageous woman you are @placeholder.

Answer: Noreen Pisa

Answer: Pisa

Answer: Pisa

Answer: Noreen Pisa

Answer: Pisa

Answer: Pisa

Answer: Pisa


A tent has appeared at the back door of the Georgia hospice center where Bobbi Kristina was taken June 24 in order to 'die naturally.' It stands to reason that the 22-year-old's family could have had the gray structure placed behind Peachtree Christian Hospice near Atlanta in order to block photographers from taking pictures of anything coming or going through the door. And the  Houston family has kept largely mum on Bobbi Kristina's condition since her aunt and guardian Pat Houston said 'she's in God's hands' after she was transferred to the end of life facility. The tent is flush against the back of the hospice center and blocks the door from all angles.
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The gray structure stands flush against the back of Peachtree Christian Hospice outside Atlanta, blocking all possible views of the exit
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The Houston family has kept largely mum on the 22-year-old's condition since transferring her to the hospice and into 'God's hands'June 24
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Brown, daughter of the late Whitney Houston, was found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub in her Atlanta area home January 31

Question: She added that she is going to make anyone who has visited @placeholder - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.

Answer: Bobbi Kristina

Answer: Bobbi Kristina


(CNN) -- Vito Maggiolo, an assignment editor in Washington who has been with CNN since the network started in 1980, was sent to Beijing in the spring of 1989 to help cover the historic visit of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to China -- like everyone else who was sent to Beijing. Vito Maggiolo (right) argued that a letter requiring CNN to stop broadcasting did not have the correct seal, or "chop." "All of us went to China prepared for and expecting to cover what for us was a fairly routine, scheduled, structured event," said Maggiolo. "Then we had this whole event in the square materialize and suddenly ... we found ourselves covering a mini-revolution."
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Vito Maggiolo was sent to Beijing to help cover Mikhail Gorbachev's visit to China
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"We found ourselves covering a mini-revolution," he said
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When Chinese officials tried to stop CNN broadcasting, he challenged them
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He argued, without success, that the letter did not have the correct "chop" or seal

Question: Maggiolo missed the actual crackdown -- his visa had expired so he was pulled out a few days before June 4 -- but what he'll always be remembered for, he says, is his last-ditch role in the confrontation between CNN and the Chinese authorities that ended with the @placeholder halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Question: Just a few days later, on June 4, Maggiolo was back in Washington at a @placeholder firehouse, where he volunteered, shooting video for the fire and emergency service there.

Answer: Washington


It's the home of Catalan culture and some of the leading lights in Spanish fashion and design, boasting a clutch of the world's best restaurants and some of Europe's finest architecture. Barcelona is a world class city and its inhabitants consider it to be every bit as cultured and cosmopolitan as the Spanish capital, Madrid. However the news that it is now also the most popular destination for British stag and hen parties when they venture abroad might lead to some of its city bigwigs spluttering into their cafe con leche. A survey by Asda Money has revealed that 12 per cent of those who went abroad to celebrate their last days of freedom before tying the knot made a beeline for the Spanish city.
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Study found 12% of those who went abroad visited the Spanish city
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Amsterdam placed second on the list of popular destinations
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The Dutch city was followed by Benidorm, Berlin and Ibiza
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Britons average £566 in costs when they attend a hen or stag do overseas

Question: The second most popular place according to the survey is @placeholder, with one in 10 stags and hens who'd partied overseas visiting the Dutch city.

Answer: Amsterdam


Da Nang, Vietnam (CNN) President Donald Trump brought his hard-line economic nationalism to a summit of Pacific Rim leaders here Friday, issuing a stern rebuke of trade practices that have harmed American workers. But the President also continued to insist his US predecessors are to blame. "We are not going to let the United States be taken advantage of anymore," Trump said in a speech at the start of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. "I am always going to put America first, the same way I expect all of you in this room to put your countries first." It was a familiar message delivered to an audience that's still coming to grips with Trump's protectionist views. Even as Trump makes his debut appearance at this yearly set of meetings, other leaders are hoping to announce a revamped Trans-Pacific Partnership -- the landmark trade accord negotiated by the Obama administration but scrapped by Trump -- that doesn't included the United States.
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"We are not going to let the United States be taken advantage of anymore," Trump said
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It was a familiar message from Trump

Question: He renewed his criticism of past US administrations on Friday, saying they ignored the imbalances in trading practices that allowed other countries to take advantage of the @placeholder.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: United States


(CNN) Graduate transfers Damion Lee and Trey Lewis headed to Louisville in hopes of getting to take part in March Madness for the first time. The two headed to practice Friday knowing they weren't going to get that chance, because of the actions of others. The university announced it was placing a self-imposed postseason ban on the men's basketball team, saying the program broke an unspecified NCAA rule. "Based upon the available information gathered by the NCAA enforcement staff and the University of Louisville, I determined that it was reasonable to conclude that violations had occurred in the men's basketball program in the past," school President James Ramsey said.
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Player who transferred for final season says he didn't expect any sanctions this season, is devastated
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Officials say the joint investigation with the NCAA is ongoing
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Coach Rick Pitino says he was kept in dark on details of investigation and was unaware of any rules being broken

Question: @placeholder, flanked by his teammates, told reporters after practice that neither he nor Lee saw penalties coming this season.

Answer: Trey Lewis

Question: "President @placeholder, Tom Jurich and the Louisville leadership have been and continue to be cooperative throughout the process, and we fully support their decision," he said.

Answer: James Ramsey


(CNN) -- Could it really be: Might Egypt end up exactly where it began? The decision by an Egyptian court to release former President Hosni Mubarak from prison and place him under house arrest for now adds to the impression that Egypt has come full circle, returning precisely to where it stood before the people toppled Mubarak, bringing an end to his 30-year-long dictatorship. It might seem that way, but that is the wrong conclusion. Egypt is a very different place from what it was before Mubarak fell. And after 2Â½ years of tumultuous upheaval, so, too, is the rest of the Middle East.
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A court in Egypt ordered the release of former president Hosni Mubarak from jail
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Frida Ghitis: Could it really be -- might Egypt end up exactly where it began?
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She says there's a realization that legitimate rule requires consent of the people
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Ghitis: Egypt and the Middle East are not the same as when Mubarak was toppled

Question: The @placeholder may not look like what most people wanted it to, but it has been transformed.

Answer: Middle East

Answer: Middle East

Question: Those who would like to see more inclusive regimes, more democratic elements of government in other Middle Eastern countries, have watched @placeholder.

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egyptian

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egypt

Answer: Egypt


(CNN) A pastor with a long history of inflammatory remarks about Muslims, Mormons, Catholics and gays preached at a private service for President-elect Trump and his family on Friday, shortly before Trump took the oath of office. The pastor, the Rev. Robert Jeffress, is a Southern Baptist who vigorously campaigned for Trump during the final months of the presidential election and is a member of his evangelical advisory board. "I love this guy!" Trump has said of Jeffress. Before the campaign, Trump, a Presbyterian, had no apparent connection to the pastor, who leads First Baptist Church in Dallas. Friday morning's worship service, held at St. John's Episcopal Church across the street from the White House, continued a modern Inauguration Day ritual. With the exception of Richard Nixon in 1973, every president since Franklin Roosevelt has attended spiritual services on Inauguration Day, many at St. John's. The event is separate from both the inauguration itself and an interfaith service to be held Saturday at Washington National Cathedral, where an imam is among those who will offer prayers.
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The Rev. Robert Jeffress is a Southern Baptist who vigorously campaigned for Trump last year
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He has a history of disparaging remarks against gays, Muslims, Mormons and others
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Friday's worship service was held at St. John's Episcopal Church across the street from the White House

Question: Ironically, @placeholder is known for its tolerance toward homosexuality and other faiths.

Answer: St. John's Episcopal Church

Answer: St. John's

Answer: St. John's Episcopal Church


(CNN) The 10-minute conversation between US President-elect Donald Trump and Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen was a major break in the accepted protocol -- something that evidently does not much bother Mr. Trump. It is, of course, too soon to guess whether it was a fluke or a portent of a sea change in American policy. When the Communists won power on the mainland in 1949 their defeated Nationalist foes retreated to the island of Taiwan, either to go down in a last stand or to "recover the mainland." The Communists, for their part, determined to "liberate Taiwan." Both sides considered the standoff to be part of a continued civil war. Both claimed legitimate rule over all of China, with Taiwan merely a province of China. The one thing both agreed on was that Taiwan was inextricably part of China, and was not and could not be an independent country.
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Donald Trump's phone call with Taiwan was a major break in protocol, writes Peter Moody
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Moody: It is too soon to say whether it means a sea change in US policy

Question: Danger of communist subversion served to rationalize the dictatorship, although in practice the repression was directed at least as much against agitation for @placeholder independence.

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan


Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) About the only thing that can be counted on around the clock at Gustavo Diaz's home these days is the gas stove. The food in the fridge is spoiling. The microwave oven sits unused. The television is dark and the stereo system silent. It's sweaty and uncomfortable inside, thanks to government-imposed electricity blackouts meant to deal with chronic power shortages across the country. Even getting running water is a problem. "We can't go on living like this," he said. "We Venezuelan people deserve much better." Power outages are nothing new for Venezuelans, including Diaz, who lives with his wife and three daughters in a Caracas suburb. But with the government's recent announcement of a formal rolling blackout program set to last at least 40 days, things have only gotten worse, he said.
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Government-imposed blackouts pose challenges for Venezuelans
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Mandatory two-day work week announced for government workers
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The power outages add to the burden of the country's economic crisis
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"We can't go on living like this," Gustavo Diaz says

Question: But for most @placeholder, the blackouts add to a litany of other daily burdens.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelans

Answer: Venezuelans


New York (CNN) -- Two people arrested in connection with the drugs found in actor Philip Seymour Hoffman's apartment were released Thursday until their next court dates. Juliana Luchkiw and Max Rosenblum, both 22, were among four people arrested in a raid Tuesday night in which police recovered 350 small plastic bags of what is believed to be heroin, law enforcement officials told CNN. The bags of alleged heroin were branded "black list" and "red bull" -- not the same brands found in Hoffman's apartment, the officials said. A police source said the Manhattan apartments where the four were picked up are part of the investigation into Hoffman's death.
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Student Juliana Luchkiw, 22, pleads not guilty to misdemeanor charge
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Max Rosenblum, 22, is released on bond
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Determination of cause and manner of actor's death is pending further study
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Police source: Apartments where four arrests made are part of probe into death

Question: He added, "@placeholder is looking forward to turning his life around and resolving this matter.

Answer: Max Rosenblum

Answer: Max Rosenblum


Police trying to control the Ferguson protests wound up the crowds and violated free-speech rights, the Department of Justice has claimed. The report by the DOJ found that officers used dogs to incite fear and  deployed tear gas without warning on people who could not safely retreat. The damning accusations come six months after a grand jury refused to indict white officer Darren Wilson over the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in the city last August. In total the department highlighted 45 issues, including the 'inappropriate' use of officers with rifles on top of armored vehicles - and their failure at controlling traffic.
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Officers used 'inappropriate' ways to control the crowds, the report claims
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The Department of Justice looked at the first 16 days after Brown's death
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Riots were sparked when the unarmed 18-year-old was shot by police

Question: The @placeholder said this could be viewed as shirking accountability.

Answer: DOJ

Question: The other alleged @placeholder was justified in the shooting of the teenager.

Answer: Darren Wilson


(CNN) -- A competitor has died and another is in hospital following a tragic end to the World Sauna Championships in southern Finland. Russian Vladimir Ladyzhenskiy died Saturday after taking part in the final of a competition in which contestants are required to withstand rising temperatures for as long as possible. Finnish finalist Timo Kaukonen was also taken to hospital for treatment, organizer Ossi Arvela said in a statement posted on the event's website. Images of the contest showed Ladyzhenskiy and Kaukonen sitting side by side in the sauna. Both contestants can then be seen lying on the ground, apparently doused in water. Ladyzhenskiy appears to be suffering from severe skin burns.
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Finnish event sees competitors attempting to withstand rising temperatures
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Russian finalist Vladimir Ladyzhenskiy died after Saturday's final
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His opponent, Finland's Timo Kaukonen, was taken to hospital
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Police are investigating incident but "rules were followed," organizers say

Question: @placeholder police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.

Answer: Finnish

Answer: Finnish


Andy Murray can capitalise on 'the form of his life' to claim a second Wimbledon title in three years, according to Tim Henman. Former world No 4 Henman has tipped fellow Brit Murray, who has been training for Wimbledon alongside rival Rafael Nadal, to add to his 2013 crown, after winning a fourth Queen's Club title and reaching the French Open semi-finals. World No 3 Murray is also the No 3 seed for Friday's Wimbledon draw, and could end up with Nadal in his half. The 14-time major champion has dropped to 10th in the world rankings, and could meet any of the top four seeds as early as the quarter-finals.
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Tim Henman has tipped world No 3 Andy Murray to replicate his 2013 feat at SW19
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British tennis ace Murray is No 3 seed for Friday's Wimbledon draw, while current holder Novak Djokovic is No
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Henman believes Queen's winner Murray is playing the best tennis of his professional career
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Murray trained alongside Rafael Nadal as he geared up for this summer's Wimbledon tournament

Question: The after-effects of back trouble held Murray back last season, leading to a frustrating quarter-final exit at the hands of Bulgaria's Dimitrov at @placeholder.

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon


London (CNN) British Prime Minister David Cameron is to resign Wednesday, paving the way for Home Secretary Theresa May to take the reins. May was officially named Conservative Party leader and successor to Cameron "with immediate effect" Monday, said Graham Brady, chair of the 1922 Committee, a collection of Conservative members of Parliament key to electing the party leader. She will replace Cameron on Wednesday evening. In remarks shortly after her leadership was affirmed, May said her priorities will be to administer Britain's exit from the European Union, a move approved by voters last month, to unite the country and to create a "strong, new, positive vision for the future," not just for the privileged few, but for everyone.
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Theresa May officially named Conservative Party leader
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May's sole rival, Andrea Leadsom, pulled out of the race

Question: The country is entering uncharted territory -- it is unprecedented for a candidate in @placeholder to run unopposed at this stage of a leadership change, and May's quick succession to the country's leadership is raising questions about the whole process.

Answer: Britain

Question: In @placeholder's parliamentary system, the leader of the ruling party is automatically made prime minister.

Answer: Britain

Question: "@placeholder carries over 60% of support from the party.

Answer: Theresa May

Answer: Theresa May

Answer: May

Question: Leadsom's withdrawal from the race came in the face of pressure from a faction of lawmakers in the warring @placeholder.

Answer: Conservative Party

Answer: Conservative

Answer: Conservative Party


(CNN) A car speeds along a California highway when someone pulls up, then opens fire. It happened Saturday morning along Interstate 80 in Richmond, just like it's happened up to five other times since November in the same place. California Highway Patrol spokesman Daniel Hill described each of these shootings as targeted, meaning the gunmen likely weren't aiming at just any vehicle and that all drivers shouldn't fear being shot. Still, the dangers are obvious not just to those who have been shot or could be shot in the future. No one wants to cruise 65 mph along a highway and have bullets pelt the car next to them, which might slam into them with the driver wounded and possibly incapacitated.
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A man dies after someone drives up alongside his Jeep, shoots him, and his vehicle flips over
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This is one of several similar incidents since November along a stretch of Interstate 80 in northern California

Question: The @placeholder's driver was ejected and pronounced dead by responding firefighters around 1:43 a.m. (4:43 a.m.

Answer: Jeep


Lionel Messi and Ronaldinho, two legendary Barcelona No 10s and close friends, it's a relationship that has flourished ever since the Argentinian walked into the changing room as a talented 16-year-old. The pair played together at the Nou Camp between 2004-08 and developed a special bond, as Messi began the process of becoming the Brazilian's successor. The Argentinian sent Ronaldinho a signed club shirt  as a surprise to show his admiration, and gave it to Barca TV when they travelled to Miami to speak to the playmaker on the 10th anniversary of the 3-0 victory over Real Madrid at the Bernabeu.
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Lionel Messi sent signed Barcelona shirt to former team-mate Ronaldinho
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The pair played together between 2004-08 and developed a close bond
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Ronaldinho expressed his delight at the receiving the present
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See the latest news on Barcelona's Lionel Messi

Question: @placeholder is currently without a club after leaving Brazilian outfit Fluminense in September and the former Ballon d'Or winner appears to be heading towards retirement.

Answer: Ronaldinho

Answer: Ronaldinho

Answer: Ronaldinho

Answer: Ronaldinho


London (CNN) US President Donald Trump was accused of behaving "like a petulant child," during a debate in the British parliament about the controversial decision to invite him on a state visit to the UK so early in his term. The comment arose as members of Parliament were discussing a petition calling for the trip to be downgraded because of Trump's "well-documented misogyny and vulgarity." Opening the largely symbolic debate in Westminster Hall, Labour MP Paul Flynn said: "We all in this room hold in great respect the US presidency, their constitution, their history," and that there was "no question of any disrespect towards that country."
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UK MPs debate decision to issue state visit invitation to US President Donald Trump
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Invitation -- made an unprecedented seven days into Trump's presidency -- has sparked controversy

Question: Labour MP David Lammy said it was to be expected that the US President would be invited to the UK, but that offering @placeholder a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


Non-stop flights from Europe to Australia could become a reality thanks to a stunning 'blended-wing' plane design with hybrid engines that drastically lowers fuel consumption. Dutch airline KLM has teamed up with Delft University of Technology to produce concept designs that could be the future of planes. The main feature is a wing design that will ensure better fuel efficiency due to the aircraft being more streamlined. The AHEAD aircraft, which stands for Advanced Hybrid Engine Aircraft Development, is being designed to carry 300 passengers over a range of 8,700 miles – which would put the UK within striking distance of .
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The plane has a huge range - nearly 9,000 miles - as it's very fuel efficient
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Concept designs released by Dutch airline KLM and technology university
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But chief engineer admits it is a 'long-term study,' with 2050 the target

Question: But don't get excited just yet, as @placeholder's concept is a long way from becoming reality.

Answer: KLM

Answer: KLM


Divock Origi trained with his Liverpool team-mates for the first time this week, one year on from his arrival at the club. The 20-year-old was immediately loaned back to Lille after starring at the World Cup for Belgium last summer. However, Origi's stock has fallen in the past 12 months and the striker already has a lot to prove ahead of his debut for the Reds. Here, Sportsmail takes a closer look at what lies ahead for the £10million frontman… It ended with Origi being named in Ligue 1's worst XI in a poll ran by influential French sports paper L'Equipe.
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Divock Origi trained with Liverpool for the first time on Monday
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The 20-year-old spent last season on loan at Lille - scoring nine goals
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Origi has enough in his locker to make his mark at Anfield this season
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The Belgium ace showed he could lead the line at last year's World Cup
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Support from players like Philippe Coutinho and Adam Lallana will help
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Liverpool FC: CLICK HERE for all the latest news

Question: The pressure, then, could well be on for @placeholder from the off.

Answer: Divock Origi

Answer: Origi

Answer: Origi

Answer: Divock Origi

Answer: Origi


Paul Scholes says Manchester United look a worse team despite spending £220million in 18 months as he accused Louis van Gaal of lacking ambition. The Reds legend turned pundit slammed the Dutchman for being 'really happy to be fourth' and criticised his style of play after Wednesday night's 1-0 win over Newcastle United. Asked if Van Gaal was setting his sights high enough, Scholes responded: 'No. He looks really happy to be fourth but this is a club that needs to be challenging to win the league. He's spent £150m. Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal sits with assistant Ryan Giggs at Newcastle on Wednesday night
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Paul Scholes thinks Manchester United look worse  than 18 months ago
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Louis van Gaal's club have spent £220m in that time but sit fourth
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Scholes: 'This is a club that needs to be challenging to win the league'
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READ: Man United are still in danger of breaking club record
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CLICK HERE for all the latest Manchester United news

Question: @placeholder has blasted United for seeming to be comfortable with fourth after spending £220m on players

Answer: Paul Scholes

Answer: Scholes

Answer: Paul Scholes

Answer: Scholes


(CNN) If you get sick, New York City and Long Island are among the best places to be for medical care, I've heard. I'm not feeling that at the moment. In fact, after a recent illness, I'm still wondering if I had the Zika virus, malaria or nothing at all. Go ahead, call me paranoid. But I have health insurance and was willing to pay for the blood and urine tests. Can't someone help a girl out? I returned in late January from an awesome vacation in Costa Rica with a group of friends: a little surfing, a little sunning and a good amount of mosquitoes. I was aware of the Zika virus, but because I'm not pregnant, I wasn't worried about it. But along with the ceramic shot glasses I bought, I also arrived home with an array of mosquito bites.
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CNN's Alison Kosik tried to get tested for Zika virus after a vacation in Costa Rica
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After many phone calls and hours in the ER, she still wasn't able to get the test

Question: Nope, in fact, the receptionist who answered the phone and heard my plight said, "This is the first we're hearing of this @placeholder thing" and "we can't help you."

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


Sporting legend Tim Henman retired from playing professional tennis in 2007 but he's headed back to the court with a giant tennis ball and two little helpers to launch a Wimbledon themed treasure hunt. Ahead of the Championships, which start on June 28, the 40-year-old former British No. 1 is encouraging families up and down the country to get active and take part in the Great Robinson Ball Hunt, which could see them win one of 30 VIP day tickets. Oxford-born Tim, who has three children - Rose Elizabeth, 12, Olivia Susan, 10, and seven-year-old Grace - with TV producer wife Lucy, has also spoken out about how important it is that his family lead a healthy lifestyle.
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Former British number one said he encourages his three daughters to 'lead a really active lifestyle'
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Says Rose Elizabeth, 12, Olivia Susan, 10, and seven-year-old Grace like tennis but also play hockey, netball and gymnastics
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Tim, who was once no. 4 in the world, has launched a SW19 treasure hunt
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Wimbledon tournament starts at the All England Tennis Club on Monday

Question: 'At this time of the year, there is a massive amount of interest around tennis and @placeholder and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'

Answer: Wimbledon

Answer: Wimbledon


Three major supermarket chains are launching investigations into the firms that supply their apples after an undercover probe exposed the terrible conditions in which migrant employees live and work. Waitrose, Sainsbury’s and Marks & Spencer will look at how migrants are lured to Britain to pack apples for our supermarket shelves. It is alleged that their apple suppliers keep migrant workers on minimum pay, and housed in filthy caravans. Meanwhile, both Waitrose and Aldi have suspended fruit orders from the same apple packing plant exposed by a TV report, which is said to pack one in four apples for supermarkets in the UK.
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Probe reveals working and living environments for fruit packaging teams
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Claims migrants sorting apples for major stores worked nearly non-stop
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Video footage also appears to show staff's dirty, smelling living conditions
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Cheap labour told on hidden camera that they can be easily replaced if they don't work hard enough

Question: The workers – who are in the @placeholder legally - are told they will be housed in luxury, yet an investigation found filth-encrusted toilets and showers, soiled, sodden carpets, and mould infested walls.

Answer: UK


(CNN) It was the second deadliest conflict in the world last year, but it hardly registered in the international headlines. As Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan dominated the news agenda, Mexico's drug wars claimed 23,000 lives during 2016 -- second only to Syria, where 50,000 people died as a result of the civil war. "This is all the more surprising, considering that the conflict deaths [in Mexico] are nearly all attributable to small arms," said John Chipman, chief executive and director-general of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), which issued its annual survey of armed conflict on Tuesday. "The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan claimed 17,000 and 16,000 lives respectively in 2016, although in lethality they were surpassed by conflicts in Mexico and Central America, which have received much less attention from the media and the international community," said Anastasia Voronkova, the editor of the survey.
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Mexican government disputes death toll, methodology
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Clashes between drug cartels killed more people than conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan

Question: There have, however, been significant arrests in relation to the @placeholder drug trade in recent times.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican

Question: But there were 1,000 more deaths in @placeholder last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan

Question: The internal displacement figures were 234,000 for Iraq and 260,000 for @placeholder.

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan


Just 90 miles away, Cuba inevitably shares a long history with the United States, from conquistadors to the Spanish-American War to the Cold War. Here are some of the top moments in that history, even before the countries came into being. Old World meets New World Christopher Columbus lands on Cuba in 1492 and claims the island for Spain, leading the way for that country's conquistadors to explore the Caribbean and the part of the U.S. Southeast that's now Florida, among other parts of the Americas. Spanish-American War The United States helps Cuba win independence from Spain in a war between the European country and the Americans in 1898. In one of the more famous moments, Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders charge up Cuba's Kettle Hill during the Battle of Santiago, and the so-called 1st Volunteer Cavalry become instant heroes.
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The United States helped Cuba win independence from Spain in 1898
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The new Republic of Cuba allows the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo in 1903
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U.S. comes to brink of nuclear war with Cuba and Soviet Union in 1962
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A custody battle over Elian Gonzalez becomes an international incident in 1999

Question: The U.S. occupation of Cuba lasts until 1902, during which @placeholder forces modernize the capital's infrastructure.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: Americans

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Question: Flotillas of rafts and boats carry a mass movement of refugees from @placeholder to Florida in 1980.

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Republic of Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Question: Only 5, Elian Gonzalez is the only boat survivor of a group of refugees fleeing Cuba to @placeholder in 1999.

Answer: Florida


(CNN) -- Verizon pulled a rabbit out of its corporate hat earlier this month. The wireless giant announced a multibillion-dollar deal to purchase rights to largely unused spectrum, which is like an open lane on the congested wireless Internet highway. Verizon purchased these rights from Comcast and Time Warner, two large cable-TV companies, and the smaller Bright House Networks. Sound familiar? AT&T made a similarly surprising move in March, declaring its intention to buy T-Mobile, in large part to get access to T-Mobile's underused spectrum. The AT&T deal drew the wrath of the Justice Department and the FCC. Indeed, it appears the current incarnation of the AT&T proposed merger is dying a slow death. U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle agreed on Monday to a request from both sides to delay the merger hearing, and asked AT&T to supply information on whether it will pursue a different deal with T-Mobile.
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Writers: Verizon, AT&T deals are attempts to get more spectrum for wireless services
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Spectrum, or bandwidth, is getting scarce because it is badly used, they maintain
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Washington could sell spectrum for billions of dollars, they say, still minimize monopolies
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Writers: Until then, regulators should look more kindly on telecom mergers

Question: Unlike the proposed AT&T/T-Mobile merger, @placeholder's acquisition doesn't involve taking millions of subscribers from a competitor, thereby increasing concentration in the wireless market.

Answer: Verizon

Answer: Verizon

Answer: Verizon

Question: Moreover, the proposed @placeholder deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.

Answer: Verizon

Answer: Verizon

Answer: Verizon


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's vow to massively rebuild the US armed forces comes with an interesting wrinkle in his first budget request: a call to close military bases. Trump's Pentagon is asking for a new commission to study closing or revamping bases in its budget request, as the Defense Department says it has upwards of 20% excess infrastructure capacity and slimming down would save money. But the request to close bases, which would not occur until 2021, is an uphill climb on Capitol Hill. Republicans are already unhappy that Trump did not propose a bigger military budget after his pledge to massively add ships, planes and troops. GOP lawmakers say going through another round of the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process is another step in the wrong direction when the military has been constrained for years by the so-called "sequestration" budget caps.
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Trump budget calls for new round of BRAC study of possible base closures
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Congress is unlikely to adopt the plan

Question: Republicans certainly aren't rushing to embrace @placeholder now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.

Answer: BRAC

Answer: BRAC


Carly Simon was a fresh-faced 20-year-old crossing the Atlantic when she and her sister Lucy spotted Sean Connery on the SS United States bound from Southampton for New York. It was 1965 and she was on the cusp of her singing career, crooning with Lucy in a glamorous double act called the Simon Sisters. Connery, with four James Bond films under his belt, was a major star. And yet, within 15 minutes of the girls’ sending him a cheeky fan note, asking if he fancied coming to their tiny cabin for a ‘cup of tea or pre-prandial cocktail’, 007 had rung them from the liner’s presidential suite.
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Carly Simon's lovers include some of Hollywood’s most infamous studs
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Warren Beatty, Jack Nicholson, Kris Kristofferson and singer Mick Jagger
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She now confirms at least one of You’re So Vain's verses was about Beatty
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Boys In The Trees: A Memoir by Carly Simon is published on December 3

Question: No wonder there has long been a guessing game over exactly who she was referring to in the lyrics of her famous ode to male arrogance, @placeholder.

Answer: You’re So Vain


David Wagner has been confirmed as the new Huddersfield manager despite interest from Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool. The German coach was a free agent after leaving his role with Borussia Dortmund's Under 23 team this week. Klopp considered adding Wagner to his backroom team at Anfield but the 44-year-old, who was best man at Klopp's wedding, has elected to go it alone with the Championship strugglers. Terriers boss Chris Powell was sacked by the  club on Wednesday after three wins in the first 16 games of the season, and academy manager Mark Lillis will take charge of the first team for the West Yorkshire derby clash with Leeds on Saturday.
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David Wagner left his role with Dortmund's Under 23s earlier this week
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Huddersfield sacked Chris Powell following their 2-2 draw at Reading
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Jurgen Klopp had shown interest in bringing Wagner with him to Liverpool
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But the Terriers announced their coup via Twitter on Thursday
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Read: Steven Gerrard holds talks with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp

Question: Klopp is the godfather to Wagner's youngest daughter and Wagner performed best man duties at the @placeholder manager's wedding.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


An Arnold Schwarzenegger fan thanked the action star for making his father smile during a recent viewing of Terminator Genisys - and Schwarzenegger himself personally responded. User bizzyjay wrote on Reddit July 2: 'Terminator 2 was the first movie I saw with my dad in a movie theater, that experience really sparked a love for film, the kind of passion that my dad had for them. 'From then on we saw a bunch of movies together along the years, including all the terminator movies until now, it was our franchise.' Bizzyjay said his 72-year-old father, who already had mild dementia and schizophrenia, began to behave differently in January and entered a psychiatric ward.
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Redditor bizzyjay said Terminator 2: Judgement Day was the first movie he saw in theaters with his 72-year-old father and they bonded over the series
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His father, who already had mild dementia and schizophrenia, began to behave differently in January and has been on medication
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Bizzyjay said the pair went to see Terminator Genisys for his 30th birthday and was touched to see his father smiling while watching the film
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Schwarzenegger thanked bizzyjay for his message and wrote a handwritten note for the man's father

Question: The @placeholder wrote online: 'He eventually got released but heavily medicated, he was stable but he wasn't the same anymore.'

Answer: Reddit

Answer: Redditor

Question: @placeholder replied to Schwarzenegger on Reddit, writing 'I am completely overwhelmed!

Answer: Bizzyjay

Answer: Bizzyjay


A suspected serial killer has denied brutally murdering three women in a popular Spanish tourist destination. German national Abdelkader Salhi became known in Spain as the '10 killer' after he allegedly murdered two prostitutes on August 10 and September 10, 2011. Both victims had their credit cards and PIN numbers stolen before they were repeatedly stabbed to death. Salhi, 46, was arrested at a gym near his home in Fontana Beach, Riviera del Sol, a kilometre from the first victim's house in October 2011. At the time of his arrest, he was using a forged Irish passport under the name of Martin Sparitt.
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Abdelkader Salhi was arrested for alleged murder of two prostitutes in 2011
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Also accused of killing a third woman in the popular Spanish destination
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Sentenced to 18 years in 1988 for killing a woman in a robbery in Germany
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Salhi has been told he will face up to 63 years in jail if he is found guilty

Question: Salhi has lived in @placeholder since 2007, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Sevilla.

Answer: Spain

Question: Salhi has lived in Spain since 2007, according to @placeholder newspaper Diario de Sevilla.

Answer: Spanish

Answer: Spanish


A Venezuelan vet wanted in the USA accused of surgically implanting bags of heroin inside puppies has been arrested by Spanish police Andres Lopez Elorza, 33, was arrested on Saturday for allegedly being part of a drug-trafficking gang that used dogs to send liquid heroin from Colombia to the United State. When police raided his clinic in Medellin, Colombia in 2005, they discovered ten dogs, three of them with three kilograms of heroin implanted inside them. The married father-of-two fled to Spain, where he has been living for the past eight years and working as a vet for two companies.
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Andres Lopez Elorza arrested after he went into hiding in northern Spain
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He is alleged to have been part of a gang using puppies to smuggle heroin
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Vet was cutting open the dogs to surgically implant bags of liquid heroin
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The 33-year-old father of two worked as a vet in Spain for two businesses

Question: Lopez was arrested in @placeholder in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spain


(CNN) -- President Obama's favorite television shows include "House of Cards" and "Mad Men." One can imagine that when his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin wants to kick back and relax, all he will need to do is turn on the nightly news and watch the latest reports from the NATO Summit in Wales. Putin can listen as NATO leaders roll out the latest iteration of their bold responses to his annexation of Crimea and his invasion of Ukraine. Imagine how he'll be tickled as NATO leaders fall all over themselves trying to find ways to refer to his sending Russian troops into a neighboring country without actually calling it an invasion.
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David Rothkopf: Vladimir Putin will be entertained watching the NATO Summit
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NATO's rhetoric has been its only weapon against Russian aggression
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NATO is not designed to respond to Putin's style of incremental takeovers
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NATO, U.S. absorbed with fighting Islamic extremism and solving domestic issues

Question: There will be many speeches suggesting that NATO is re-energized by @placeholder's threat.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Question: No one even discusses whether Putin can keep @placeholder, which he claimed without a shot being fired.

Answer: Crimea

Question: As a consequence, @placeholder can watch the NATO show and enjoy it for what it is: a diversion.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin


(EW.com) -- Robert Downey Jr. injured his ankle on the set of "Iron Man 3 today, which will force a brief delay in production, Marvel Studios announced. The company released a statement saying the 47-year-old actor hurt himself while performing a stunt. The film has been in production since late May, and the accident occurred in Wilmington, North Carolina. No other details were released. Downey previously told EW he is eager to push the limits with this film. "I feel like I don't know where you go after Iron Man 3. Leave it all on the field, you know?" he said. In keeping with those ambitions, it sounds like he sustained a good football injury.
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Downey's injury halted production of "Iron Man 3"
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The film has been in production since May
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Downey's rep confirmed to EW that the star would be fine

Question: @placeholder is set for release May 3, 2013, and that's unlikely to change.

Answer: Iron Man 3

Answer: Iron Man 3


(CNN) The former leader of Catalonia urged Madrid to enter political negotiations following a regional election that gave pro-independence parties a majority in the Catalan parliament. "We are a democratically mature country that has earned the right to become a republic of free men and women," said former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont. In a recorded address made from self-imposed exile in Brussels, Belgium, Puigdemont appealed to Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to accept the election results. "The ballot boxes have spoken, democracy has spoken, everyone has been able to express themselves. What is Rajoy waiting for in order to accept the results?" Puigdemont said in a speech posted Saturday on social media.
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The former Catalan leader says Spain's PM should accept regional election results
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Mariano Rajoy says he will call on Catalonia's Parliament to meet January 17

Question: Following @placeholder lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.

Answer: Catalonia

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalan

Answer: Catalonia


(CNN) A recently released transcript is offering a window into the mindset of a California judge who sentenced former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner to jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. Turner faced a maximum sentence of 14 years, but Judge Aaron Persky of Santa Clara Superior Court sentenced him instead to six months. Prosecutors had asked for six years in prison. The controversial decision by Persky sparked outrage nationwide. Opinion: Judge Persky's sentence in Stanford rape case unpopular but legal In the sentencing transcripts from the June 2 hearing, defense attorney Mike Armstrong said Turner "has never denied" digitally penetrating the woman but "in his drunken state, he remembered consent."
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The judge says he takes Brock Turner's word that he believed there was consent
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Judge Persky also speaks to Turner's intoxication and its role in the crime

Question: Kianerci argued @placeholder's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.

Answer: Brock Turner

Answer: Turner

Answer: Turner

Answer: Brock Turner

Answer: Turner

Question: Kianerci argued Turner's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw @placeholder on top of the unconscious woman.

Answer: Brock Turner

Answer: Turner

Answer: Turner

Answer: Brock Turner

Answer: Turner

Question: Persky also addressed the victim's feelings, that she doesn't see Turner having genuine remorse because @placeholder never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.

Answer: Brock Turner

Answer: Turner

Answer: Turner

Answer: Brock Turner

Answer: Turner


Melbourne, Australia (CNN) Australia's High Court has ruled that a national postal vote on same-sex marriage will go ahead, after a challenge by marriage equality advocates failed. Same-sex marriage advocates had taken the government to court over the postal vote which they argued was both unnecessary and an illegal use of public funds. But in decision Thursday, the High Court ruled the national survey could go ahead. Ballot papers will be now be mailed out to households across Australia from September 12, beginning the two-month process. The question will be, "Should the law be changed to allow same-sex couples to marry?"
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Australia will now vote on whether same-sex marriage should be made law
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A majority of Australians support marriage equality, according to polling

Question: "All @placeholder deserve the same opportunity for love, commitment and happiness.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australians

Question: @placeholder have long been in favor of marriage equality, but multiple governments have maintained they wanted to keep the traditional definition in law.

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australians


It has long been a complaint that all politicians are the same. Now the Green party has set it to music, with a new election advert featuring David Cameron, Nick Clegg, Ed Miliband and Nigel Farage forming a bizarre pro-austerity boyband. The video, complete with dry ice, glittering podiums and the obligatory key change, is designed to show that despite their claims to the contrary, the Tories, Lib Dems, Labour and Ukip are all singing the same tune on cuts, public services and immigration. The video begins with 'David Cameron' playing a white grand piano, with 'Ed Miliband' looking on
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Advert sees party leaders form an unlikely boyband named Coalition
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Greens claim main parties are all 'singing from the same hymn sheet'
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Mocks Tories, Lib Dems, Labour and Ukip for agreeing on austerity
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The film will first be broadcast at 5.55pm on Thursday night on BBC2

Question: It sees Mr @placeholder entering a polling booth and telling voters how 'a vote for me's the same as a vote for any of us guys'

Answer: David Cameron

Answer: David Cameron


Bryan Habana equalled Jonah Lomu's World Cup try-scoring record as he led South Africa into the quarter-finals with a crushing victory over the United States at the Olympic Stadium. Former All Black Lomu stood three tries clear of Habana on 15  heading into the match but the winger ran over a hat-trick against a much-changed USA side as the Springboks recorded a convincing 64-0 victory to top Pool B and set up a meeting with either Wales or Australia in the last eight. But Habana did miss a glorious opportunity to break the record as he knocked on unchallenged in the in-goal area.
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South Africa wing Bryan Habana scored three tries to take his tally to 15 in Rugby World Cup history
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Francois Louw scored twice as the Springboks ran in 10 tries during their Pool B clash at the Olympic Stadium
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Victory sees the two-time World Cup winners through to the quarter-finals of this year's tournament

Question: The third try came just a minute into the second half as @placeholder beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.

Answer: Bryan Habana

Answer: Habana

Answer: Habana

Answer: Bryan Habana


(CNN) -- The deadly clashes that are a fact of daily life in Syria have now bled into Lebanon, where a series of sectarian shootouts this week are raising fears that a period of relative calm for the country may be nearing an end. Syria has dominated Lebanon's political scene for much of its post-independence history -- and while many Lebanese support the embattled regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, many others do not. It's too early to tell whether this week's clashes are blips on the radar or the new norm -- but many observers believe the longer Syria's conflict goes on, the more destabilizing it will be for Lebanon.
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Syria's conflict has spilled into Lebanon, where clashes killed 9 in Tripoli and Beirut
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Lebanon strongly influenced by Syria both politically and militarily since independence in 1943
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There is evidence Syrian rebels are receiving arms smuggled across the Lebanese border
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Many believe Syria's regime is stirring up violence in Lebanon to distract from their own conflict

Question: The recent bloodshed in @placeholder has threatened the country's fragile political and religious balance, but observers believe a full-scale breakdown is unlikely for several reasons.

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanese

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanese

Answer: Lebanon

Question: "But they're very conscious of being seen as a destabilizing force in @placeholder."

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanese

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanon

Answer: Lebanese

Answer: Lebanon


If your budget doesn’t quite stretch to an iPhone 6 or Samsung’s top of the range Galaxy handset, you might consider the OnePlus 2. The smartphone costs less than half the price of an iPhone 6, but boasts a powerful camera, high resolution screen and a fingerprint sensor. Made by a Chinese start-up, the 5.5-inch model is the follow-up to last year’s popular OnePlus One – but you have to be invited to buy one. The OnePlus 2 handset will cost from £239 in the UK when it goes on sale in August. It runs Android Lollipop and features a 5.5-inch, 1080p screen that ‘outperforms in direct sunlight with 178 degrees of crystal clear viewing angles’ as well as a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor.
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OnePlus 2 handset is due to ship in August and will cost from £239 ($329)
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It has a 13MP camera and a 5MP front-facing camera for selfies
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It runs Android Lollipop and features a 5.5-inch, 1080p screen
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The new model is the follow-up to last year’s popular OnePlus One handset

Question: ‘At just 175 grams, the @placeholder is easy and natural to hold,’ the company says.

Answer: OnePlus 2

Answer: OnePlus 2

Answer: OnePlus


It's the social and health crisis plaguing almost one million Japanese people. The sufferers of 'Hikikomori' – mostly young men - have such severe social withdrawal they isolate themselves in their bedroom, in some cases for years. One of the few hikikomori experts in Japan, Dr Takahiro Kato, suffered from the condition as a student and is now working to prevent it from having a widespread affect on the next generation. Dr Kato, who is studying hikikomori with a team of experts at Kyushu University in Fukuoka, said he had seen cases so severe that some men in their 50s had been withdrawn from society for more than 30 years.
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'Hikikomori' is a social and health crisis affect almost one million Japanese
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Sufferers have such severe social withdrawal they isolate themselves in their bedroom, in some cases for years
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Doctors are working to stop it having a major affect on the next generation

Question: 'It’s one reason why @placeholder have many more hikikomori compared to western society.'

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese


Annie Lennox's daughter has paid tribute to her boyfriend after police pulled a body, believed to be his, from the Hudson River. Tali Lennox, 22 was kayaking with her boyfriend Ian Jones, 32, on the Hudson River in upstate New York on Saturday when their kayak overturned. Police announced yesterday that they had recovered a body and suspended their search. The body was pulled from the water around noon on Monday by police near to the Poughkeepsie yacht club just north of the Vanderbilt property Mills Mansion. 'My heart is shattered,' Tali wrote on her Instagram. 'My best friend, my soul mate, my partner in crime & creativity, the love & light of my life is no longer with me.
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Tali Lennox, 22, and Ian Jones, 32, were on Hudson River on Saturday
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Kayak flipped close to Staatsburg, about 100 miles north of New York
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Body was found at noon on Monday on third day of search for missing man
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Search was suspended as 'body matched Jones's description', police said
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Tali posted heartbroken message on Instagram, in honour of her boyfriend

Question: Authorities used 'extensive resources' to search for @placeholder after a 911 call reported him missing.

Answer: Ian Jones

Answer: Ian Jones

Answer: Jones