(CNN) -- By now, early adopters of the iPhone 4S, which has sold more than 4 million units since debuting on Friday, have no doubt taken Siri for a spin. The voice-activated "personal assistant" is a talkative tool that helps schedule appointments, send and receive messages and perform any number of other routine tasks. But for iPhone owners presented with the sci-fi dream of a computer that talks back in a robotic female voice, the temptation to test the app's more random -- and existential -- sides has been pretty overwhelming, too. The Internet, always up for a chuckle, has noticed. Blog posts, tweets and even whole websites are popping up to share what happens when users start testing the boundaries of the app by peppering Siri with off-the-wall questions.
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Siri is the voice-activated personal assistant app on the new iPhone 4S
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Besides performing routine functions, Siri offers humorous responses to certain questions
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"What is the meaning of life?" produces several different answers
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Siri also is ready for "2001" and "Star Trek"-related questions

Question: A: I don't know what you mean by "@placeholder, make me a sandwich."

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri

Answer: Siri


A Chinese woman today appeared in court in Hefei, east China, to seek compensation in the region of 4.67 million Yuan (£484,000). Zhou Yan, 20, was doused in petrol and set alight four years ago by her then boyfriend and classmate, Tao Rukun, when she tried to end their relationship. She was awarded around 1.72 million Yuan (£179,000) by a Chinese court earlier this year but has decided to appeal on the basis that the judgement was 'unreasonable', reported People's Daily Online. Zhou Yan and Tao Rukun, who were attending the same middle school, had allegedly been in a relationship when things turned sour. After Zhou tried to end the romance, Tao became enraged.
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Zhou Yan appeared today in a  court in China to appeal over damages
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She felt the money awarded for her disfigurement were 'unreasonable'
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The woman was set on fire at home by a classmate she was dating in 2011
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Zhou said she suffered emotional trauma and has other health problems

Question: In particular, @placeholder demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.

Answer: Zhou Yan

Answer: Zhou Yan

Answer: Zhou

Answer: Zhou Yan

Answer: Zhou


Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao were given a glimpse of the WBC emerald winner’s belt on Tuesday when it was unveiled in Mexico City. The emerald green, diamond encrusted belt was unveiled by World Boxing Council president Mauricio Sulaiman who was joined by former world heavyweight champion Larry Holmes. Current WBC light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson was also on hand as the $1million creation was put on show. WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman at the presentation of the $1m belt in Mexico City with light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson (left) and former heavyweight champion Larry Holmes (right) Fans chose this emerald belt as the one which  will adorn the winner of the fight of the century on May 2
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Belt was unveiled by World Boxing Council president Mauricio Sulaiman
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He was joined by Larry Holmes and Adonis Stevenson in Mexico City
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It will be awarded to winner of Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao
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Creation contains diamonds and gold and is worth over $1million

Question: Stevenson, @placeholder and Holmes unveil the $1million dollar belt at an event in Mexico City

Answer: Mauricio Sulaiman

Answer: Mauricio Sulaiman

Answer: Mauricio Sulaiman

Question: The boxer shares a smile as he continues his training ahead of his mega-fight with @placeholder

Answer: Floyd Mayweather

Answer: Floyd Mayweather


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump said Monday he believes Congress will act quickly to provide disaster relief funding to the areas affected by Hurricane Harvey. "You're going to see very rapid action from Congress -- certainly from the President," Trump said. Addressing Texans, he added: "We're going to get your funding." Trump said he has "spoken to Congress" and said he believes funding for relief efforts will be approved "very, very quickly." "We think Congress will feel very much the way I feel and in very much a bipartisan way," Trump said. Trump also signaled the disaster funding would be addressed separately from a broader budget deal.
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There is currently about $3 billion left out of the roughly $7 billion Congress approved for FEMA
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President Donald Trump plans to tour parts of Texas Tuesday

Question: "We actually anticipate that as many as a half a million people in Texas will be eligible for and applying for financial disaster assistance, and we remain very confident that with the reserves and with the support in the @placeholder, we'll have the resources that we need," he said.

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress

Answer: Congress


(CNN) Can tall tales swing an election? That's the question being asked today in conference rooms across the digital media industry. After Donald Trump's startling presidential victory, many are wondering if an abundance of misleading or simply made up news stories gave President-elect Trump the edge he needed to win. Critics are calling on media companies to regulate the spread of phony news reports. Already, platforms like Facebook and Google have announced plans to curtail fake news by revising their algorithms and user policies. But will such changes really improve the trustworthiness of online news? First, some perspective: The 2016 election was a stunningly low-turnout race, which ended in an ambiguous, electoral-but-not-popular victory for President-elect Trump. Fake news may have been, at most, a necessary but insufficient cause for the election's outcome. Take away one FBI press conference, or add a last-minute Clinton rally in Wisconsin, and things might have gone very differently. If fake news did move the needle in Trump's favor, it was only one of many factors affecting the outcome of a race between two of the least popular candidates of all time.
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Brian Hughes: Make no mistake. Fake news is a problem
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The solution to this problem isn't less content, writes Hughes, it's better curation

Question: Social media like @placeholder work best when they're effectively monopolies.

Answer: Facebook


England all-rounder David Willey powered Northamptonshire Steelbacks into the finals of the NatWest T20 Blast with the fastest century in the format by an English batsman against Sussex Sharks at Hove. The left-handed all-rounder hit 10 sixes - including five in an over from Mike Yardy - and seven fours in a 40-ball 100 that was also the second fastest in England in T20. Willey's sensational hitting ensured the Steelbacks made light work of a target of 166, reaching it with four overs and seven wickets in hand after they had restricted Sussex to 165 for seven. Willey launched his onslaught in the third over when he took 18 off England team-mate Chris Jordan, who was playing his first competitive game after two months out with a side strain.
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David Willey hit the fastest century in the format by an English batsman
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The Steelbacks all-rounder hit 10 sixes and seven fours in a 40-ball 100
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Northamptonshire reached victory target of 166 with four overs to spare

Question: @placeholder could have no complaints although halfway through their innings they looked on course for a total of 200 plus after being put in to bat on a slow pitch.

Answer: Sussex Sharks

Answer: Sussex


(CNN) The proportion of Zika-related birth defects during 2016 was nearly 20 times higher than the number seen during the pre-Zika years, according to a new report from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In particular, brain abnormalities or microcephaly, where a baby's head size is smaller than expected, occurred about 33 times as often in pregnancies with Zika infections than in the pre-Zika years. Zika, a virus transmitted primarily by mosquitoes and unprotected sex, has been spreading around the globe with locally transmitted cases in the US were first reported in Florida and Texas during 2016. Currently, there is no vaccine to prevent infection.
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Brain abnormalities or microcephaly occurred about 33 times as often in pregnancies with Zika infections
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New report is based on data from surveillance programs in three US states

Question: "Other data has shown us the highest risk is the first trimester and early in the second trimester but we don't think there's any safe time in pregnancy to be exposed to @placeholder virus infection," said Honein.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: She said pregnant women should not travel to areas where @placeholder virus transmission and they should also avoid sexual contact with partners who have traveled to areas with Zika virus transmission.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: She said pregnant women should not travel to areas where Zika virus transmission and they should also avoid sexual contact with partners who have traveled to areas with @placeholder virus transmission.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Question: When families learn their child has a birth defect like those associated with @placeholder virus infection, they experience a grief reaction similar to when they lose a child, he said.

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika

Answer: Zika


Washington (CNN) A stunning report by The Washington Post Monday said President Donald Trump revealed highly classified information to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador during last week's meeting at the White House. If proven true, that disclosure would mean Trump violated a key diplomatic principle for which he repeatedly hammered Democratic rival Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign. National security adviser H.R. McMaster said in a statement provided by White House press secretary Sean Spicer following the disclosure that Trump and the officials, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak, discussed "common threats."
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A published report cited officials who said Trump shared highly classified information with Russians last week
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He has repeatedly blasted others for sharing classified information

Question: Here are some of Trump's past public statements about the handling of classified information, specifically referencing the investigation into @placeholder's use of a private email server while secretary of state.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: "If elected, Hillary Clinton would become the first president of the United States who wouldn't be able to pass a background check," @placeholder added.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Real Madrid and Barcelona have two of the most talented, and expensively assembled, teams in world football. But who would make a combined XI out of the two squads based, not on reputation, but on current form? Allow me to get ahead of the fury of the comments section. If you're Ancelotti do you pick Ronaldo? Of course you do. Cristiano Ronaldo may be the World Player of the Year, but on current form he doesn't make combined XI Our combined XI, which has no place for Ronaldo, but does feature some of the world's best players Ronaldo hasn't scored a league goal from open play in a month, and Gareth Bale is preferred on the wing
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Real Madrid travel to the Nou Camp to face Barcelona on Sunday
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Barca are top of the league, one point ahead of their great rivals
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Cristiano Ronaldo is out of form this year, so misses out on Clasico team
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But Messi, Bale and Suarez make up formidable front three

Question: There is also only one player who has scored with a direct free-kick for @placeholder this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid


(CNN) The unmistakable roar of the A-10's powerful engines echoed throughout Arlington National Cemetery this month as four aircraft saluted retired Col. Avery Kay for the last time with a rare flyover of the historic burial site. Kay, 96, died on October 29 and was buried with full military honors. A highly decorated navigator who led some of the most dangerous bombing raids against Germany during World War II, Kay was also credited with launching the concept of the A-10 Thunderbolt, better known as the Warthog. Despite lacking the air-to-air combat ability of the F-15 Eagle and the high-tech stealth capabilities of the F-22 Raptor, the U.S. Air Force still uses the A-10 to support ground forces in close combat more than 40 years after its first flight in 1975.
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U.S. Air Force has used A-10 to support ground forces in close combat since 1975
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Retired Col. Avery Kay credited with launching concept of A-10, better known as Warthog
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Flyover at Arlington National Cemetery recently honored Kay, who died in October

Question: But in reality, the @placeholder's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.

Answer: U.S. Air Force

Answer: U.S. Air Force


FIFA president Sepp Blatter’s No 2 Jerome Valcke has been suspended as general secretary pending an investigation into allegations - first revealed by Sportsmail - that he was central to a ticket touting operation at the 2014 World Cup. Such an agreement would breach FIFA's ticketing rules as well as represent a conflict of interest. It is understood that Valcke will contest the claims. A FIFA statement read: 'FIFA today announced that its Secretary General Jerome Valcke has been put on leave and released from his duties effective immediately until further notice. Further, FIFA has been made aware of a series of allegations involving the Secretary General and has requested a formal investigation by the FIFA Ethics Committee.'
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FIFA secretary general is right-hand man of Sepp Blatter
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Valcke allegedly struck deal to provide 'the creme de la creme' of tickets
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Matches involved host nation Brazil and tournament winners Germany
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Tickets were sold at more than three times their face value
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Football's governing body is still engulfed in a corruption crisis
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Valcke statement says he 'unequivocally denies' the claims

Question: By 23 April 2013, Alon was selling tickets at three times face value and more, and told @placeholder this by email.

Answer: Jerome Valcke

Answer: Valcke

Answer: Jerome Valcke

Answer: Valcke

Answer: Valcke


(CNN) Three people have died from an Ebola outbreak in a remote northern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, as health officials travel to the central African country in response to a rising number of suspected cases, the World Health Organization says. Last week, WHO reported one Ebola-related death and the possibility of two others. On Saturday, the organization confirmed the other two deaths were also Ebola-related. The first case, which came April 22, involved a 45-year-old man. The taxi driver who took the man to the hospital and a person who cared for the man both became sick and later died, WHO said.
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Latest deaths are a taxi driver who drove Ebola patient to hospital, person who cared for patient
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Though scope of outbreak is unknown, WHO is not advising people to restrict trade with or travel to DRC

Question: "@placeholder has already mobilized technical experts to be deployed on the ground and is ready to provide the leadership and technical expertise required to mount a coordinated and effective response," Moeti said.

Answer: World Health Organization

Answer: WHO

Answer: WHO

Answer: WHO


A murderer who strangled a woman and put her body in a cupboard has been rearrested after three weeks on the run. William Kerr absconded from a bail hostel in Hull after he was released from HMP Stocken in Rutland on licence in January. The 53-year-old, who was jailed in 1998 for the murder of Maureen Comfort, was apprehended in the street in Waterloo, south London, around 7pm on Friday. William Kerr (left), who strangled Maureen Comfort (right) and put her body in a cupboard 20 years ago, has been rearrested after three weeks on the run His arrest came after a £5,000 reward was offered for information about his whereabouts on BBC's Crimewatch.
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William Kerr was released on licence in January but left bail hostel in Hull
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53-year-old was jailed in 1998 for the murder of Maureen Comfort
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Ms Comfort's body was found in a cupboard in her flat by relatives

Question: He said: 'Thanks to some information received following the Crimewatch appeal we were able to track Kerr to a specific area of @placeholder.

Answer: London


Choking smog may make you splutter, but it doesn't come close to the terror of Martian 'vog'. Scientists have found evidence of acid fog caused by volcanic eruptions on the Red Planet that's capable of devouring rocks. Nasa's Spirit rover detected signs of acidic vapour that caused rocks over 100 acres on Husband Hill in the Columbia Hills of Gusev Crater on Mars to go usually bumpy. A similar phenomenon is seen on Earth in Hawaii, where it is dubbed 'vog'. Planetary scientist Shoshanna Cole, an assistant professor at Ithaca College, New York, used a variety of data gathered by the rover's multiple instruments in 2003 to study the exposure of ancient bedrock on the planet.
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Experts found evidence of acid fog caused by volcanic eruptions on Mars
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Used data collected by Nasa's Spirit rover in Gusev Crater on the red planet
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Rocks were made 'bumpy' and less crystalline by acidic weather
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Similar phenomenon is seen on Earth in Hawaii, where it is dubbed 'vog'

Question: When the @placeholder vog touched the surface of the rocks, it dissolved away some of the minerals, forming a gel, according to the theory.

Answer: Martian

Answer: Mars

Answer: Mars


The last team to take an unsettled winger from the fringes of the Barcelona team and put him in their starting XI each week finished up with a 20-goals-a-season forward who won the club’s player of the year. If Pedro makes the same impact at Chelsea as Alexis Sanchez did at Arsenal, there will be no complaints at Stamford Bridge. (There may be some at Old Trafford after Jose Mourinho hijacks Manchester United's move for the winger). But is he the same type of player and is he likely to have the same sort of debut campaign as Sanchez? The statistics suggest it is like-for-like. When Sanchez joined Barcelona in the 2011-12 season he scored 11 goals in 20 starts, Pedro managed five in 20 starts.
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Pedro is set to complete his £22million move to Chelsea
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The winger scored Barcelona's winner in the UEFA Super Cup final
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Alexis Sanchez has been a huge hit since joining Arsenal last year
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: Sanchez has the energy but @placeholder is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro

Answer: Pedro


(WIRED) -- Google's netbook-friendly Chrome OS takes direct aim at Microsoft, whose eight-year-old Windows XP leads the netbook market. But the odds are stacked against Google. Despite its buzz, the odds are stacked against Google's Chrome OS becoming a serious rival to Windows. In competing with Windows, Google Chrome OS will have to deal with many of the same challenges Linux has: compatibility, usability, and unfamiliarity. The record isn't good: In the past year, Linux-based netbooks have rapidly lost market share to Microsoft, as people find that Linux doesn't work as expected, may not support the applications or peripherals they're used to using, and is just plain different.
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The odds are stacked against Google's new operating system as a rival to Windows
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Chrome OS must face the same challenges as Linux: compatibility and unfamiliarity
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A big stumbling block for Google will be whether its system supports iTunes
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Google must work with PC makers to ensure netbooks are pre-loaded with Chrome

Question: Here's what Google needs to figure out to make @placeholder a success.

Answer: Chrome OS

Answer: Chrome OS

Answer: Google Chrome OS

Answer: Chrome OS

Answer: Chrome

Question: Google will also be under pressure to ensure @placeholder works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.

Answer: Chrome OS

Answer: Chrome OS

Answer: Google Chrome OS

Answer: Chrome OS

Answer: Chrome


A new mom has spoken of her horror after her baby son was taken from her home by officials and given to an adoptive mother - despite the fact she had changed her mind before the infant's birth. Kimberly Rossler, 25, from Mobile, Alabama, decided to contact a local adoption agency after discovering she was pregnant with her 'on-off' boyfriend Greg's baby in October last year. She reportedly phoned up the non-profit organization, Adoption Rocks, and was put in touch with attorney, Donna Ames, who informed her that she had 'the perfect' mother in mind for her child. In subsequent days, Kimberly was introduced to the adoptive mother - Katherine 'Kate' Gilliard Sharp, a 'single businesswoman' from Birmingham - and agreed for her to adopt her unborn son.
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Kimberly Rossler, 25, from Mobile, Alabama, fell pregnant in October 2014
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She agreed for Katherine 'Kate' Sharp to adopt her baby son, James Elliot
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At time, she says adoption attorney told her 'nothing was final until birth'
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She was 'led to believe' she had 5 days after delivery to withdraw consent
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A few months later, Kimberly  told Kate and lawyer she wished to keep son
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Attorney allegedly refused to tell her how she could back out of adoption
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Three weeks after baby's May 27 birth, deputies handed him over to Kate
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Now, Kimberly is taking legal action in bid to have her son returned to her

Question: After Donna was also told of @placeholder's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.

Answer: Kimberly Rossler

Answer: Kimberly

Answer: Kimberly Rossler

Answer: Kimberly

Answer: Kimberly

Question: However, three weeks later, while she was breastfeeding the infant, sheriff's deputies apparently turned up at her house and took @placeholder away.

Answer: James Elliot

Question: Another three weeks on, Kimberly has not seen her son since he was taken - and says she has been told that she needed to withdraw her pre-birth consent to the adoption in writing before @placeholder's birth, not within five days after it.

Answer: James Elliot

Question: @placeholder was removed from his mother's care at three weeks old because of 'endangerment' due to alleged 'mental instability', it is reported.

Answer: James Elliot


(CNN) In 2004, Mostafa Salameh had a vivid dream: he was praying for peace on the top of a mountain. "I woke up sweating and I saw myself on top of the world," Salameh tells CNN. Back then, Salameh had no expedition experience, little money and couldn't have pointed to Mount Everest on a map. Fast forward to 2017, and he has become the first Jordanian to complete the "Explorers Grand Slam," which entails climbing the Seven Summits, including Mount Everest, and reaching the North and South poles. Only 15 other people have ever achieved the Grand Slam. His amazing life has now become the subject of an international book, published by Bloomsbury and endorsed by King Abdullah II of Jordan and British adventurer Ranulph Fiennes.
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Mostafa Salameh has become the first Jordanian to climb the Seven Summits, and trek to both the North and South poles
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He has released a book  "Dreams of a Refugee: From the Middle East to Mount Everest" detailing his adventures

Question: Almost immediately afterward, Salameh stopped partying, smoking and began training for the @placeholder.

Answer: Explorers Grand Slam

Answer: Grand Slam

Question: It worked and @placeholder was invited to Jordan to meet the king's representatives.

Answer: Mostafa Salameh

Answer: Salameh

Answer: Salameh

Answer: Mostafa Salameh

Question: It worked and Salameh was invited to @placeholder to meet the king's representatives.

Answer: Jordanian

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordanian


(CNN) The black valedictorian of a Mississippi high school was forced to share her graduating class's top honor with a white student who had a lower grade-point average, the woman's mother says in a federal lawsuit. The allegation comes months after the Cleveland School District settled a 52-year-old lawsuit demanding that it desegregate its schools. Views on desegregation not so black and white Sherry Shepard noted the settlement in the lawsuit filed last week, which alleges that her daughter, Jasmine, had to unfairly share the 2016 Cleveland High School valedictorian honors. She further claims that Jasmine Shepard was the first black valedictorian in Cleveland High's 110-year history. The other 109 were white, Sherry Shepard alleged.
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New lawsuit says white valedictorian had lower GPA, which school district denies
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Cleveland, Mississippi, just settled a 52-year-old lawsuit demanding desegregation of its schools

Question: "We have different cultures, and we all kind of just join together," she said of @placeholder.

Answer: Cleveland High School

Answer: Cleveland High

Answer: Cleveland


Little Horse Puzzle, Wild Animal Quiz for Kids and Summer Beach Basketball Mania: these innocent-sounding videogames have been spiked in a classification crackdown by the Australian government. These are among more than 200 games effectively banned by the Australian government this year, alongside more blood-soaked titles like Sniper 3D Assault Zombie, Street of Death and Survival Contract. Other games deemed not suitable for Australians include: Police Dog: Crime City Chase, Hobo Simulator, AK-47 Simulator, League of Guessing, Pocket Pool Pro, Charming Cheerleader Girl, Police Bus for Criminals and Pong Retro. Minister of Justice Michael Keenan's office said the banning-spree is a result of changes to how games are classified in Australia.
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More than 200 videogames have been banned in Australia this year
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Australian Government 'refused classification' to 219 games since January
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Games included: Little Horse Puzzle and Wild Animal Quiz for Kids
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New classification system will be introduced by government on July 1

Question: A rating and consumer advice specific to @placeholder is then designed.

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian


Washington (CNN) Even before President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, top Democrats -- including President Barack Obama -- are already launching efforts to reshape the electoral landscape. Faced with a stinging loss at the polls, a conservative-leaning Supreme Court and an incoming attorney general who testified this week about the dangers of voter fraud, Democrats are starting early to change the legal terrain in four years. On Thursday, former Attorney General Eric Holder vowed, jokingly, "to make redistricting sexy." The comments came at a news conference held to launch a new group called the National Democratic Redistricting Committee. Holder said Obama has told him that he wants to dedicate a part of his post administration life to the issue.
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The effort comes as Republicans celebrate their electoral victory
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Around the last census, Republicans made heavy investments in state legislative elections

Question: In general, @placeholder push for new restrictions on voting so as to combat what they say is a problem of voter fraud.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans


(CNN) A group of 375 "concerned" scientists -- including famed physicist Stephen Hawking -- released an open letter Tuesday sharply criticizing Donald Trump, citing the threat of climate change and blasting his push for the US to leave the Paris Accord. "It is of great concern that the Republican nominee for President has advocated U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Accord. A 'Parexit' would send a clear signal to the rest of the world: 'The United States does not care about the global problems of human-caused climate change. You are on your own,'" the group wrote on the website responsiblescientists.org. The use of the term "Parexit" is a reference to a political withdrawal along the lines of the UK's vote to leave the European Union, commonly called the "Brexit."
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A group of scientists released an open letter on Tuesday urging action on climate change
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The scientists called for support of the Paris climate change agreement

Question: CNN reached out to the @placeholder campaign for a response to the letter, but did not immediately receive a response.

Answer: Donald Trump


A fashion-loving student at an elite private school has allegedly cost his classmates up to $185,000 in a failed get-rich-quick business venture. Alexander Beniac-Brooks, a Year 12 student at Melbourne's Scotch College, is accused of convincing his friends to get involved in an online fashion business but left them tens of thousands of dollars in the red. The teenager allegedly told classmates the business involved manufacturing watches for $2 to $3 in Germany and selling them for a huge profit, the Herald Sun reports. Students handed over hundreds of dollars with one believed to have lost a whopping $150,000 when the scheme collapsed.
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Alexander Beniac-Brooks allegedly convinced friends to invest in business
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Students from Melbourne's Scotch College left thousands of dollars in red
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He told friends the business involved selling $2-$3 watches for huge profit
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Students from five other elite schools also believed to have been involved

Question: When the business collapsed two weeks ago, the father of Mr Beniac-@placeholder reportedly started personally paying back the teenage investors to start clearing his son's debts.

Answer: Brooks

Answer: Brooks


A man who wears a nappy every day and has caused controversy for running a nursery for adults has appeared on The Jeremy Kyle Show to defend his right to dress up as a baby. Derek Ventham, 52, and his wife Maxine appeared on the ITV show today to explain how the service they offer - and Derek's penchant for nappies - is not sexually motivated. Derek said: 'I'm like any other person, I get up, have breakfast and go to work. I have to wear a nappy all the time as I suffer from incontinence.' Scroll down for video
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Derek Ventham and his wife Maxine appeared on Jeremy Kyle Show
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The 52-year-old says he wears a nappy as he's incontinent
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But he's also 'fascinated' with dressing as a baby
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Runs a nursery for adults with Maxine in Liverpool

Question: '@placeholder' and 'Daddy Derek' explain on their website: 'We are nursery-thymes, we have been running our nursery for 14 years.

Answer: Maxine

Answer: Maxine

Answer: Maxine


George W. Bush went home to Texas nearly six years ago, but the nation is still working through the contentious national security legacy he left behind. A hotly disputed Senate report on the CIA's brutal interrogation tactics is tearing open barely healed political wounds first opened after the September 11, 2001, attacks. The report found CIA tactics were more brutal than previously known and accused the agency of keeping the Bush White House and Congress in the dark about them. The questions raised by the Intelligence Committee's document -- about how to wage a relentless war on terrorism within constitutional and moral constraints -- seem as intense as ever.
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Bush anti-terror legacy still contested six years after he left office
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Obama warns against refighting old arguments
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McCain: the American people 'need answers'
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Obama's own 'war on terror' tactics in question

Question: And in some cases, Obama is facing his own criticism for his approach to terrorism, including his decision to vastly expand a drone program bequeathed him by @placeholder.

Answer: George W. Bush

Answer: Bush

Question: The reaction of a deeply polarized Congress to the long delayed @placeholder report, not to mention fierce CIA push back, shows how hard it will be to build any national consensus on the proper approach to a threat like terrorism.

Answer: Intelligence Committee

Question: His remarks were particularly notable because Obama defeated @placeholder in 2008 in an election that served as a rejection of Bush's national security leadership.

Answer: McCain


He's branded himself Britain's 'flashiest playboy', and to prove he's happy to splash his cash, multi-millionaire Danny Lambo has bought his girlfriend a £10,000 Easter present. The boastful 37-year-old hotelier, who has previously said he enjoys flaunting his wealth, paid for a luxury bath to be fitted in the home of Natasha Flynn, 29, that runs pure chocolate milk. The bespoke gift, which is now available to buy, costs £1,000 each time to fill - with melted chocolate containing an astonishing 1.3 million calories. Scroll down for video 'Flash playboy' Danny Lambo posing with girlfriend Natasha Flynn inside her £10,000 Easter gift - a chocolate bath
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Hotelier Danny Lambo said he wanted to buy Natasha Flynn an extravagant Easter present
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The bespoke gift costs £10,000 to buy and costs £1,000 every time it's filled with melted milk chocolate
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The 37-year-old is renowned for his love of Lamborghinis and his luxurious lifestyle

Question: Danny, who is reportedly worth £25 million and the star of new TV show, the Broker, added: 'The bath is perfect for a chocoholic like her, not to mention the perfect fit for @placeholder.

Answer: Easter

Answer: Easter

Answer: Easter


President Barack Obama gave Pope Francis a box of seeds as a gift, a fitting token as their first-ever meeting provided a fresh start of sorts between the administration and Catholic leadership after years of strained relations. "These, I think, are carrots," Obama told the Pontiff, showing him a pouch from the box, which was made from timber from the first cathedral to open in the United States, in Baltimore. The Pope gave the President two medallions -- one symbolizing the need for peace and solidarity between the two hemispheres -- and a copy of "Evangelii Gaudium," or "The Joy of the Gospel." The book was penned by the Pope and calls for a new era of evangelization and a renewed focus on the poor.
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The meeting is called a step toward smoothing tensions with Catholics
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Abortion and Obamacare mandates on contraception are areas of disagreement
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One place for common ground: the plight of immigrants and the poor
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Pope Francis' popularity could give President Obama a small bump in the polls

Question: "One of the things that would delight @placeholder is if some of that popularity would rub off.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


Chinese authorities have arrested a former University of Iowa student in southeastern China and say they will prosecute him in the slaying of his girlfriend in Iowa, where her body was found stuffed into the truck of her car, Iowa City police said. An Iowa City police news release issued Monday night said Xiangnan Li, 23, surrendered to police in Wenzhou on May 13 and was arrested on June 19 to face a charge of intentional homicide. Li had returned to China following the slaying of Tong Shao, a 20-year-old Chinese national whose body was found September 26. An autopsy said she'd been asphyxiated and authorities said she had been killed after a weekend with Li at a motel in Nevada, Iowa.
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Chinese authorities have arrested 23-year-old Xiangnan Li as a suspect in the murder of his 20-year-old girlfriend Tong Shao
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Li returned to China from the U.S. in September, around the time that his girlfriend went missing in Iowa
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Shao's body was found a few weeks later, stuffed in the trunk of her car
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Since the U.S. and China have no extradition policy, Li will likely not be sent back to the U.S. to face prosecution
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However, Chinese authorities say that he will stand trial in his home country for the crime

Question: The range of punishments in @placeholder for intentional homicide includes the death penalty, life imprisonment and imprisonment over 10 years.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Chinese


British universities need to recruit more international students from countries like India, Jo Johnson said yesterday. In his first speech as universities and science minister, he pledged to 'roll out the red carpet' for the world's 'brightest and best' who hope to study in the UK. While the government is stepping up efforts to clamp down on bogus applications, genuine students from abroad will always be welcome, he said. Mr Johnson warned that students from India and other 'key partner' countries were in decline because of fears that the UK was no longer welcoming of foreigners. Recent data showed that the number of Indian students coming to study in the UK fell by 50 per cent since 2010.
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Jo Johnson warned  number of  students from countries such as India was in decline because of fears  UK was no longer welcoming to foreigners
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Universities minister promised  to 'roll out red carpet' for foreign students
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For many universities, overseas students provide vital source of funding

Question: He said: 'I am concerned that some feel the @placeholder does not welcome students as warmly as we once did and that there has been a decline of student numbers from some of our key partners, most notably India.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Question: And the party is committed to continue its goal of reducing net migration into the @placeholder to the 'tens of thousands'.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


Steve McClaren has warned Moussa Sissoko that he will only get the chance to realise his Champions League ambitions if he performs well for Newcastle United. The 26-year-old France international has veered between brilliant and ineffectual during his time on Tyneside, but has made no secret of his desire to play in club football's biggest competition one day. As a result, he was linked with a move away from St James' Park this summer, although that never materialised and he has struggled to impose himself once again amid the club's testing start to the campaign. But asked if Sissoko is committed to the cause, McClaren, whose side head for Manchester City on Saturday, replied: 'I've had lots of chats with him and he seems it.
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Steve McClaren insists playing well for Newcastle is the only way Moussa Sissoko will realise his Champions League ambitions
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The 26-year-old has veered between brilliant and ineffectual  on Tyneside
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Frenchman was linked with move away from St James' Park this summer
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See the latest news and scores from the Champions League

Question: That it was achieved with Kevin Mbabu making his league debut was all the more creditable with @placeholder admitting the 20-year-old might have been heading out on loan had it not been for a defensive crisis.

Answer: Steve McClaren


Jonny Evans' wife, Helen, had to leap to the defence of the Manchester United defender in a rather awkward phone-in conversation with celebrity Arsenal fan Piers Morgan. Mrs Evans, a presenter on the club's MUTV channel, dealt with the rather unwanted and uncomfortable call on Thursday night while sat alongside former Red Devils defender David May. As she previewed United's FA Cup sixth-round tie at home to Arsenal, Morgan shifted the conversation on to her husband's 'spitgate' (a term used by Morgan) incident with Newcastle striker Papiss Cisse last week. Helen Evans has defended her husband, Jonny, during a phone-in conversation with Piers Morgan
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Manchester United host Arsenal in their FA Cup tie on Monday night
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Man Utd will be without Jonny Evans who starts his six-match ban
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Evans was found guilty of spitting at Newcastle striker Papiss Cisse
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Cisse was also found guilty of spitting and handed a suspension
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Question: 'That's definitely the case [he had no idea about the spitting incident], he didn't even know that he had got spat back at until after the game when he had watched the footage,' she told @placeholder.

Answer: Piers Morgan

Answer: Morgan

Answer: Morgan

Answer: Piers Morgan


Riverside, California (CNN) As she has trudged toward the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton has struggled to find a message that could impassion her Democratic voters the way her rival Bernie Sanders has. But that changed this week in California when she turned her full attention to Donald Trump. With the brash real estate magnate as her full-time foil, Clinton finally seemed to find her voice. In speech after speech across the Golden State, Clinton delivered a fiery, point-by-point takedown of the real estate magnate, casting him as a greedy bully who was eager to profit from the financial woes of the middle class Americans who lost homes and jobs in the 2008 economic crash.
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Clinton has amped up her attacks against Trump while campaigning in California this week
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"The fact is Donald Trump thought he could make money off of people's misery," she said

Question: @placeholder has a woman problem -- 3 of them

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: For now, they seem to have settled on that three-prong attack -- that @placeholder is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: @placeholder has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) There is currently less sea ice surrounding the Antarctic continent than at any point since reliable records began in 1979. "As of Tuesday, it looks like we hit a new record low in the satellite era," Mark Serreze, the director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center, said. It wasn't too long ago -- less than 3 years to be exact -- that Antarctica was in a multiyear stretch of record highs for sea ice. This fact was frequently trumpeted by climate change skeptics as evidence against global warming. Using the Antarctic sea ice maximum as "evidence" to counter the realities of climate change might always have been considered "thin," but that argument has now melted away.
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The area covered by Antarctic sea ice reached a record low this week
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Antarctica's sea ice was at record high levels less than three years ago

Question: Meier believes that global climate change will lead to a decrease in the sea ice in @placeholder, but since there is so much natural variability, it will likely take many more years before we can see the trend for sure.

Answer: Antarctic

Answer: Antarctica

Answer: Antarctic

Answer: Antarctic

Answer: Antarctica


(CNN) In their final meeting before pivotal nominating contests Tuesday in Ohio and Florida, the four remaining Republican presidential candidates are sharing a debate stage once again -- this time in Miami, where CNN's Jake Tapper takes the reins as moderator. Here are a few of the most memorable lines from Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich. (For the blow-by-blow, check out the CNN live blog.) Trump makes the case he's bringing in new voters to the GOP: "One of the biggest political events anywhere in the world is happening right now with the Republican Party. Millions and millions of people are going out to the polls and they are voting. ... The Republican establishment, or whatever you want to call it, should embrace what's happening."
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Trump on Trump's success: "The Republican establishment, or whatever you want to call it, should embrace what's happening"
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Rubio: "I'm against any changes to Social Security that are bad for my mother"
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Kasich: "I'd be maybe running for president of Croatia if it weren't for immigration"

Question: Kasich perhaps leaving some room for contesting @placeholder at the convention: "Math doesn't tell the whole story in politics."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Jinan, China (CNN) -- Calling his former deputy a "liar with extremely bad character," fallen high-flying politician Bo Xilai on Sunday rebutted the testimony of the prosecution's star witness as his increasingly dramatic trial stretched into a fourth day. The former Communist Party chief of the sprawling southwestern metropolis of Chongqing has denied abusing his power -- the third and final charge being heard in court in Jinan, eastern China, long after he was stripped of his posts and expelled from the party. Prosecutors accuse Bo of threatening and improperly firing his former police chief Wang Lijun after learning about a murder investigation involving Bo's wife Gu Kailai, who is currently serving a suspended death sentence for killing British businessman Neil Heywood.
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Bo Xilai slams his former police chief as a "liar with extremely bad character"
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Trial adjourned after half a day on Sunday, to resume for day 5 on Monday
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Bo facing trial for corruption, embezzlement and abuse of power
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Wang says he tried to seek U.S. asylum because he feared for his safety

Question: On Sunday, Bo insisted that @placeholder was lying throughout his court appearance, and said his words lacked any credibility or legal standing.

Answer: Wang Lijun

Answer: Wang

Question: @placeholder added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.

Answer: Bo Xilai

Answer: Bo

Answer: Bo

Answer: Bo Xilai

Answer: Bo

Question: "I didn't bend the law to protect @placeholder," he said.

Answer: Gu Kailai


A single mother has spent more than £20,000 to complete her 22-month-old baby's transformation into a pageant queen who has already won eight competitions. Jas Sullivan, 23, has splashed out on £15,000 worth of designer clothes and £1,000 of gold jewellery for her only child Minnie-Beau. Jas, from Plymouth, says she sees nothing wrong with her toddler, who has hair extensions and a full face of makeup applied before every stage appearance, competing in a bikini. Jas, who works as a carer, said: 'Somebody commented on a picture of Minnie-Beau at a pageant and asked why I was dressing my daughter inappropriately and like a prostitute.
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Jas Sullivan, from Plymouth, entered her 22-month-old tot into pageants
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Has spent £15k on designer outfits and £1k on jewellery for Minnie-Beau
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Says she is not sexualising child and it's other people with 'sick minds'

Question: @placeholder-Beau's closet is full of 300 designer outfits for the pageants including a corset-style dress and a ruffled two-piece bikini.

Answer: Minnie

Answer: Minnie

Answer: Minnie

Question: Jas said: 'I afford Minnie's wardrobe and her designer clothes by working hard and all of my money goes on @placeholder.

Answer: Minnie

Answer: Minnie

Answer: Minnie


The remains of Friedrich  Branft, 22, make the first complete skeleton to be recovered from the battle of Waterloo 200 years ago The 200-year-old skeleton of a soldier killed at the battle of Waterloo has been discovered under a car park - just like Richard III - and identified by archaeologists. After a painstaking process historians identified the man as Friedrich Brandt, 23, a Hanoverian hunchback who trained in the East Sussex resort of Bexhill-on-Sea. Brandt, a member of George III’s German Legion, was killed by Napoleon’s forces and was found with a musket ball between his ribs, the Sunday Times reported.
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Expert identified man who fought with British troops as Friedrich Brandt
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The remains are the first complete skeleton to be recovered from Waterloo
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A piece of wood, a spoon and a month's wages turned out to be vital clues

Question: Eventually the historian was left with Brandt, a private in the @placeholder’s second line battalion.

Answer: German Legion


Washington (CNN) -- Ron Paul and Rand Paul are singing slightly different tunes on the threat of Ebola. Sen. Rand Paul, an ophthalmologist and likely presidential contender, has been generating headlines for his stark warnings about the virus, urging a temporary flight suspension from certain West African countries and suggesting Ebola is much more contagious than the government says. His father, former Rep. Ron Paul, who's also a physician, appears to feel differently. In a column out Sunday, he sounds less distressed about the potential of the virus spreading in the United States and doesn't seem to think airline restrictions will do much good.
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Ron Paul and Rand Paul are both physicians and prominent politicians.
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Ron Paul writes in a new op-ed that Ebola is 'very difficult to attract'.
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His son has been taking a different tone, arguing that it's more contagious than thought.

Question: "Leave it to private citizens to invest in @placeholder business and trade with the African people."

Answer: West African


It was a day of firsts for Whitecaps FC striker Robert Earnshaw as he wasted no time in grabbing his first goal for his new club by scoring with his first touch of the ball against Portland Timbers on Saturday evening. With the game looking as though it was heading for a 1-1 draw, Welsh manager Carl Robinson put faith in his veteran compatriot, bringing him on as an 87th minute substitute for the Vancouver outfit Within three minutes, the former Premier League striker was putting the ball in the back of the net and showboating his trademark somersault celebration.
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Striker Robert Earnshaw scored on his Whitecaps debut with his first touch
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The 33-year-old had been on the pitch for just three minutes before netting
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Veteran Earnshaw's 90th minute strike won the game for his new MLS club

Question: 'The length of time I've been playing football and that feeling when the ball hits the net, oh my god, it's the best,' @placeholder told reporters after the game.

Answer: Robert Earnshaw

Answer: Robert Earnshaw

Answer: Earnshaw


He has described it as a 'sad occasion' for football - the 1995 friendly against England which his Irish national team abandoned after fans erupted in riot, spurred by the raging violence of the Troubles. Twenty years on from the 1995 match, the former manager remained as hopeful for a peaceful exchange between the two sides as he strolled the pitch at Dublin's Aviva Stadium today, now a frail 80. Dressed smartly in a grey suit and bonnet, Charlton had fought off a recent spate of illness to appear at the match, determined to maintain harmony between his beloved nations.
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England's 1966 World Cup winner Jack Charlton  moved by the reception
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Charlton was given a standing ovation by both sets of supporters
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The 80-year-old led Republic of Ireland to two World Cups as manager
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England travelled to Ireland on Sunday for the first time in 20 years

Question: 'If there's anyone intent on coming over from @placeholder to cause trouble I would urge them to stay at home.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Question: The site where the match was played has since been replaced with the impressive @placeholder.

Answer: Aviva Stadium


Former Parramatta Eels player Jaryd Hayne is bonding well with his new teammates judging from a video in which he beats 49ers superstar quarterback Colin Kaepernick in a game of ping pong. While the Aussie NFL hopeful works hard on the field to pursue his dream of playing for the San Francisco 49ers, there appears to be a  laid-back mood in the locker room. Hayne has been getting along well with Kaepernick since joining San Francisco last year, and Kaepernick has praised his new team mate for his athletic capabilities,Fox Sports reports. 'Phenomenal athlete. Just a natural,' Kaepernick said about Hayne.
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Jaryd Hayne filmed beating quarterback Colin Kaepernick in  ping pong
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Filmed competing at the game in locker room during 49ers minicamp
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Kaepernick has praised his new team mate for his athletic capabilities
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NSW fullback quit the NRL to pursue his dream to play American football
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Hayne described the move as the 'hardest decision' he has ever made

Question: I'm leaving knowing that I have signed a 'lifetime agreement' with the Eels, so if I return to the @placeholder, it will be to Parramatta.

Answer: NRL


Washington (CNN) The Obama administration is publicly handing Donald Trump a gift as he prepares to enter the White House: a degraded ISIS. The question is what the President-elect will do with it. The US has said that US-led airstrikes have killed up to 75% of ISIS fighters and 180 of its leaders, assessing that the international anti- ISIS coalition has choked the group's ability to recruit foreigner fighters, undermined its propaganda efforts and helped Iraqi forces retake territory. Pentagon officials say a lot of work against ISIS remains, work that Trump has signaled he would tackle with a more intense military approach -- characterized by his campaign pledge to "bomb the s--- out of them."
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Pentagon officials say a lot of work against ISIS remains
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The US has seen lone wolf attacks by people claiming affiliation with ISIS

Question: And that could give ISIS another recruitment tool even as they are now having trouble replenishing their numbers, according to US anti-@placeholder coalition envoy Brett McGurk.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Gorillas are considered to be highly intelligent mammals. So much so in fact that one named Koko was able to learn a subset of sign language. But one cheeky gorilla showed off a form of its own sign language while being filmed at a wildlife park – by appearing to give the middle finger. The blackback gorilla can be seen annoying its fellow ape by sticking up his middle finger Captured at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida, US, the large silverback gorilla can be seen interacting with an older blackback. Picking up a toy, the blackback throws it at the silverback who protects itself by lifting a hand to its face.
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A blackback gorilla annoys a silverback by throwing a toy at it
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Silverback responds by appearing to  give the ape the middle finger
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Responding in playful fury the blackback throws the toy once more
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The hilarious incident took place at Tampa's Busch Gardens wildlife park

Question: @placeholder gorillas are generally more than 12-years-old, and feature a distinctive patch of silver hair on their backs.

Answer: Silverback


Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama once again proved his eclectic taste in music, releasing two summer playlists while he vacations on Martha's Vineyard with the first family. A day later, on Friday, Vice President Joe Biden and his wife Jill released their playlist for their summer holidays. Obama's playlists -- one curated for daytime and one for nighttime -- and the Bidens' playlist, feature music from a wide range of singers and genres, and are available on the official White House Spotify account. For Obama's playlist, the music was "hand-selected" by the President, according to the White House, and includes classics from Aretha Franklin, Miles Davis and Prince, along with more recent artists Common, Jay Z and Wale.
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The songs were "hand selected" by the President
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He showed off his eclectic musical taste

Question: The @placeholder announced their playlist in a tweet on Friday that said, "From Jill and me, here is the soundtrack to our summer days and nights, past and present."

Answer: Bidens


(CNN) The images from Aleppo, Idlib and Syria's border with Turkey can be described in one word: despair. Tens of thousands of people have fled the relentless bombing and shelling that has paved the way for dramatic battlefield gains by the regime of President Bashar al-Assad and its allies. Hundreds of thousands more remain trapped, awaiting their fate with trepidation. In the space of a few weeks, the Syrian battlefield has been transformed, the balance of forces pulverized and the prospects for peace talks -- already dark -- virtually extinguished. Another tide of displaced civilians converge on the Turkish border, trapped by the advance of regime forces.
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In the space of a few weeks, the Syrian battlefield has been transformed
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The Assad regime has severed the main road from Aleppo to the Turkish border
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A defining battle for Aleppo, Syria's largest city before the war, seems imminent

Question: In the process, senior rebel commanders have been killed in Homs, @placeholder and Aleppo provinces.

Answer: Idlib

Question: Turkey -- which already has 2.5 million @placeholder refugees on its soil -- says it is close to capacity.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria


One of the greatest warships of the Middle Ages has been found buried in a river – after being spotted in an aerial photograph. The Holigost – or Holy Ghost – was the second of four 'great' ships built for Henry V's royal fleet. The 600-year-old vessel, which helped Henry V wage war on France, was spotted in the mud of the River Hamble in Hampshire by historian Dr Ian Friel. The wreck is in an area described as a medieval breaker’s yard, next to Henry’s flagship the Grace Dieu, which was identified in the 1930s. Historic England is taking steps to protect and investigate the vessel, which Dr Friel identified when he was revisiting documentary evidence for his new book, Henry V’s Navy.
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The Holigost - Holy Ghost - was one of four 'great' ships built for Henry V
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The 600-year-old vessel is buried beneath mud in the River Hamble, Hants
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Dr Ian Friel saw ship in photos of yard where Henry's Grace Dieu was found
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Historic England now taking steps to protect and investigate the shipwreck

Question: 'In my opinion, further research leading to the rediscovery of the @placeholder would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.

Answer: Holigost –


The wife of a man jailed for killing his own brother has vowed to stand by her man. Mark Lowe, 32, from Skelmersdale, Lancashire, is currently serving a five-year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne to death, after Wayne, then 33, attacked him in his bed with a knife. Mark's wife Sarah is now looking after three young children alone and said: '[Mark] will regret what he did for the rest of his life, because he loved his brother.' Mark Lowe, 32 (left), is currently serving a five year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne (right) to death, but his wife Sarah (bottom) is standing by her man
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Mark Lowe, 32, beat his brother Wayne, 33, to death last September
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Wayne, who was known for being violent, attacked Mark in bed with a knife
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Mum-of-three Sarah Lowe insists her husband, a nurse, is a good man
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Mark is now serving a four year eight month prison sentence

Question: But prosecutors accepted a manslaughter plea 'on the basis of a loss of control' as he was first attacked by a knife-wielding @placeholder.

Answer: Wayne

Answer: Wayne

Answer: Wayne

Answer: Wayne

Answer: Wayne

Question: Mark and @placeholder, pictured with two of their children, are both mental health nurses who met in 2004 while working in a nursing home

Answer: Sarah

Answer: Sarah

Question: As they settled down to family life, Sarah often witnessed @placeholder's erratic and aggressive behaviour.

Answer: Wayne

Answer: Wayne

Answer: Wayne

Answer: Wayne

Answer: Wayne

Question: @placeholder was very shaken when he called me, but he was adamant, from the start, that he didn't mean to hurt him and I knew that was true.

Answer: Mark Lowe

Answer: Mark

Answer: Mark

Answer: Mark Lowe

Answer: Mark Lowe

Answer: Mark

Answer: Mark

Question: '@placeholder had never been in trouble before in his life, so to be sent away on remand was horrific for him.

Answer: Mark Lowe

Answer: Mark

Answer: Mark

Answer: Mark Lowe

Answer: Mark Lowe

Answer: Mark

Answer: Mark


Arsenal are only three signings away from winning the title and should start by pinching Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech, according to former Gunners midfielder Ray Parlour. Cech is likely to be watching from the substitutes bench when Arsenal face Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, having made only four league starts this season. Jose Mourinho's men are 10 points clear going into the game this weekend but Parlour believes signing Cech in the summer can help Arsenal overcome the Blues next year. Ray Parlour believes Arsenal moving for Petr Cech this summer would be a 'no brainer' The experienced keepers has made just four league starts this season for the Blues
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Arsenal face Chelsea on Sunday in the Premier League
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Gunners legend Ray Parlour insists the club are just three signings away from winning the title
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Arsenal go into this weekend's game 10 points behind leaders Chelsea
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Parlour says a summer move for Petr Cech would be a 'no brainer'
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The former midfielder doubts whether Chelsea would sell to a title rival

Question: Chelsea will win the league but there's still a battle for second, third and fourth so it's a bigger game for Arsenal than it is for @placeholder.'

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


A housebound girl with an incurable heart condition has been given a chance at education - thanks to a remote-control robot that goes to school for her. Lexie Kinder works from a laptop at home in South Caroline, while the child-size device, known as VGo, films her class in real time with a webcam. VGo allows the 11-year-old to partake in classes without being physically present - and she can chat to the class, having her face appear on the screen and even controlling the robot's movements. Her school, Alice Drive Elementary, in her hometown of Sumter, also dress the VGo in Lexie's pink princess clothes, dubbing it 'Princess VGo'.
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Lexie Kinder, 11, was born with tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonary atresia
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Despite two operations Lexie's blood does not oxygenate properly
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Abandoned by her mother she was adopted at aged four
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Now robot, dubbed 'Princess VGo' by friends, lets her experience school
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Child-size robot with a webcam and screen films her classes in real-time

Question: Lexie said: 'The best thing about @placeholder is that when I am feeling yucky, I can still go to school and see my friends.

Answer: VGo

Answer: VGo

Answer: VGo

Answer: Princess VGo


(CNN) Haiti had only just begun rebuilding from a devastating earthquake six years ago when Hurricane Matthew tore through the small Caribbean nation on Tuesday, killing hundreds in its path and inundating entire villages. Once again much of the country is a disaster zone, with powerful Matthew shredding homes and engulfing communities in knee-deep water that is taking time to recede. At least 300 people have died since Matthew made landfall in Haiti on Tuesday as a Category 4 hurricane, according to Paul Altidor, Haitian ambassador to the United States. "We expect unfortunately that number to rise a little bit as we begin to access communities, regions that were inaccessible because of the roads, because of the bridges that fell due to the hurricane," Altidor told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
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At least 300 dead after Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti
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Evacuation centers overwhelmed as worst-affected areas cut off

Question: "A large portion of @placeholder's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Haitian

Answer: Haiti


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A watchdog group critical of pork barrel spending released its latest findings Wednesday targeting the top Congressional "porkers." Some of the pork projects, according to the group, include a Lobster Institute; the Rocky Flats, Colorado, Cold War Museum; and the First Tee, a program to build young people's character through golf. Members of Congress requested funds for all these pet projects and thousands of others last year, according to the latest copy of the annual "Pig Book" released by Citizens Against Government Waste. "Congress stuffed 11,610 projects" worth $17.2 billion into a dozen spending bills, the group said in the report released Wednesday.
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NEW: GOP Sen. Thad Cochran, Democrat Rep. Jim Clyburn respond to report
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Citizens Against Government Waste releases annual pork spending report
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Some of the biggest pork projects, according to the group, include a Lobster Institute
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Democrats were behind 5,199 projects, while Republicans were behind 3,408

Question: To qualify for the @placeholder, a project must meet at least one of these standards: it was requested by only one chamber of Congress; was not specifically authorized; was not competitively awarded; was not requested by the president; greatly exceeded the president's budget request or the previous year's funding; was not the subject of congressional hearings; or served only a local or special interests.

Answer: Pig Book


Executives at a Chinese cosmetics company have emerged as the latest candidates for bosses of the year after they flew 4,500 employees to the Netherlands for a five-day company holiday. Ninety buses were hired to ferry employees of the company, Perfect, around the European country, which was more than happy to welcome its single biggest tourist group. Dutch media said the workers spent upwards of £5 million as they toured cities and the countryside. The tourist group was so large there was not enough available hotel rooms in Amsterdam to accommodate all of them. Workers were spread across Amsterdam, but some wound up staying at hotels in The Hague, Delft, Rotterdam and Utrecht.
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Ninety buses were hired to ferry the employees around the country
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It was the single biggest tourist group to ever visit the European country
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The workers spent upwards of £5 million as they toured Dutch cities
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Dutch media said the visitors preferred Chinese dishes over local food

Question: When it was time for lunch or dinner they looked for the comforts of home, showing a preference for Chinese restaurants as opposed to traditional @placeholder meals.

Answer: Dutch

Answer: Dutch

Answer: Dutch


A dog condemned to death has been granted a stay of execution by the High Court after a Melbourne council spent two years and $600,000 trying to have it destroyed. City of Knox council ordered Izzy, a four-year-old Staffordshire terrier, to be destroyed in June 2013 after she bit a woman in August 2012 which caused her to suffer a 1.5 cm laceration to her finger. After losing a bid for Izzy's life in the Victorian Court of Appeal, the staffy's devoted owner, Tania Isbester, took her fight to the High Court of Australia claiming her dog had not been given a fair trial.
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The City of Knox council made an 'administrative decision' to kill Izzy
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The four-year-old Staffordshire terrier bit a woman in August 2012
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She suffered a 1.5cm cut but it was classed as a 'serious injury'
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Council decided to destroy Izzy during a council panel meeting
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The High Court upheld Izzy's appeal citing a panel member was biased
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A newly convened panel is set to decide Izzy fate later this month
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Knox mayor Peter Lockwood said defending the case cost $600,000

Question: In September 2013, Izzy's owner Ms Isbester pleaded guilty to charges of her dog causing 'serious injury' at Ringwood Magistrates Court but the local council, the @placeholder, did not apply for a destruction order on Izzy from the magistrate at that time.

Answer: City of Knox

Answer: City of Knox

Answer: Knox


Examining an ultrasound scan of your unborn child is a nerve-racking moment for most parents. But any worries that Ed and Dee Parsons may have harboured quickly faded when they saw their baby in the womb at 20 weeks. The child was making an unmistakable V-sign – the victory gesture associated with Winston Churchill and, latterly, with world peace. The baby formed a V symbol with its tiny fingers while in mother Dee Parson's womb during a scan ‘The sonographer couldn't believe it – she said she had never seen anything like it before,’ said Mrs Parsons, 35. ‘It’s nice to have such an iconic image of peace when there’s so much unrest all around us. It was very reassuring.
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The baby made formed unmistakable symbol with fingers during scan
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Mother-to-be Dee Parsons from Godalming, Surrey said it was 'reassuring'
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The gesture is associated with wartime prime minister Winston Churchill
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If the baby is a boy Mrs Parsons and her husband may name him Winston

Question: @placeholder is reported to have once said: ‘All babies look like me.

Answer: Winston Churchill

Answer: Winston Churchill


Researchers have discovered four extinct underwater volcanoes thousands of feet below the water off the coast of Sydney The calderas are believed to have formed 50 million years ago when supercontinent Gondwana was splitting up into the regions we now know as Australia and New Zealand. And this quartet of 'hotheads' may offer geologists clues about how exactly this tectonic movement took place. The volcanoes were discovered 125 miles (200km) off the southwestern Australian coast using the Investigator ocean explorer from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO). Scientists from the University of New South Wales Australia were searching for nursery grounds for larval lobsters when the sonar images spotted the volcanoes 16,100 feet (4,900 metres) underwater.
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Four volcanoes found in a cluster 125 miles (200km) off coast of Sydney
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Researchers found the ancient underwater formation by accident
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Cluster is 12 miles (20km) long, 4 miles (6km wide) and rises 230ft (700m)
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Experts believe they tell 'part of the story' of how Australia and New Zealand separated between 40 and 80 million years ago

Question: 'The ship is constantly mapping the sea floor as it travels, opening up a previously undiscovered and unknown world,' explained @placeholder.

Answer: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

Answer: CSIRO


(CNN) Fierce battles continue around the strategic city of Deir Ezzor in northern Syria between regime forces and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), according to human rights groups. Hundreds of combatants and civilians have been killed over the past week, and Russian aircraft have been dropping supplies to beleaguered army units. The regime of President Bashar al-Assad is battling to retain a foothold in the area. It still controls the military airport to the south, but ISIS claims to have overrun several regime-held districts at the beginning of the week, taking advantage of a sandstorm that grounded military aircraft. But in the last few days, Russian and possibly Syrian warplanes have carried out airstrikes against ISIS areas, while the already desperate situation of civilians has worsened.
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Hundreds of combatants and civilians have been killed over the past week
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The regime of President Bashar al-Assad is battling to retain a foothold in the area
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Russian aircraft have been dropping supplies to beleaguered army units

Question: Were @placeholder to capture the entire city, it would give the group morale-boosting control of a second provincial capital in Syria, after Raqqa, and improve its supply lines across the border into Iraq.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Connecticut's Democratic governor says he will ban state-funded travel to Indiana over a controversial religious freedom law. 'I found it disturbing, disgraceful and outright discriminatory,' the state's chief executive, Dannel Malloy, said during a news conference on an unrelated issue. 'It hearkens back to a time when states were allowed to pass laws that treated their citizens differently. It's our shared past where discrimination was codified into our laws.' Connecticut will become the first state to bar travel to Indiana since its governor signed the religious freedom law last Thursday. Seattle, Washington, and San Francisco, California, have sent out similar orders, however.
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Connecticut will be the first state to bar travel to Indiana since its governor signed the controversial religious freedom law last Thursday
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State joins Seattle, Washington, and San Francisco, California, in the ban
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'It is a sad fact that in our history religion was used as a basis to support treating black and white individuals differently' too, Connecticut's gov said
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Civil rights groups say the law is discriminatory against LGBT persons
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Republican lawmakers in the state today said they'd be open to clarifying the bill's intent through legislative changes
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Indiana's GOP governor is not backing down: 'From people who preach tolerance every day, we’ve been under an avalanche of intolerance,' he said

Question: The @placeholder law now under a microscope says that 'a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion.'

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indiana

Answer: Indiana


(CNN)Politicians, journalists and conservative activists will swoop into Des Moines this weekend for a major gathering of Republicans that's widely viewed as the first cattle call this cycle for the GOP presidential race. Close to 10 potential candidates will speak at the daylong Iowa Freedom Summit on Saturday, co-hosted by the group Citizens United and Rep. Steve King, a high-profile Republican from Iowa with serious clout among social conservatives. With Iowa the first state to vote in the presidential nominating season, it's considered a must-stop for White House hopefuls on both sides of the aisle, and this weekend gives 2016 players a chance to roll out their message to core caucus-goers, strategists say.
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Potential GOP presidential candidates will gather in Iowa this weekend
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The state holds the nation's first presidential nominating contest next year

Question: Also on the social front, the House, in a battle that pitted @placeholder against each other, passed a measure Thursday banning all taxpayer money for abortions after it failed to pass a bill that would ban so-called "late -term" abortions.

Answer: GOP

Answer: Republican

Answer: GOP


(CNN) She's been called a "Russian government attorney," a "trusted insider" of the Kremlin, the "go-to lawyer for the Moscow regional government" and an acquaintance of Russia's powerful prosecutor general. Natalia Veselnitskaya, 42, rose from obscurity to international notoriety following the disclosure of her June 9, 2016, meeting with Donald Trump, Jr., Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort. She also appears to have amassed considerable wealth in a very short period of time, 14 years ago, when her legal career in the Moscow region (not to be confused with the city of Moscow) was in its infancy and she was just transitioning from being a government employee to a private practitioner.
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Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya was a key participant at the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr. and campaign aides
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Michael Weiss: How a young provincial attorney with a modest income was able to afford seven figures worth of property is a very Russian mystery -- as is her journey to the Trump Tower meeting

Question: According to two different privately run databases, which draw on personal financial and employment information from Russian state records, @placeholder went from a lowly state salary of $1,559 a year to a much more comfortable $53,645, between 1999 and 2003.

Answer: Natalia Veselnitskaya

Question: Browder is convinced that he has been targeted by both Chaika and @placeholder in a coordinated campaign of vilification and disinformation.

Answer: Natalia Veselnitskaya

Question: Browder's lawyer, Vladimir Pastoukhov, added that after @placeholder took on the Katsyv's legal defense in the Prevezon case, "the prosecutor's office and Yuri Chaika personally started to play an unbelievably active role in the Magnitsky story."

Answer: Natalia Veselnitskaya


They were worlds apart in life. Heath Ledger, a Hollywood actor. Simon Millington, a qualified auto-electrician and the son of duck farmers from country Victoria. But both men, the doting fathers of little girls, died just years apart from the same phenomenon - the abuse of prescription drugs, described as an epidemic in Australia by anti-drug abuse groups. Now Kim Ledger, the late Academy Award winner's father, has joined an effort to fight prescription drug abuse after he was moved by a 'heartwrenching' letter from Simon's mother, Margaret. The letter said Simon 'wanted to stay well for Maddie', his young daughter, 'but the hideous disease of addiction slowly crept back up again' and he died of a pain medication overdose in 2010.
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Heath Ledger's father Kim is the patron of a new effort to raise awareness about prescription drug abuse
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He got on board after receiving a 'heartwrenching' letter from the mother of a drug abuse victim
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'His life mattered,' wrote victim's mother, Margaret Millington, who influenced Mr Ledger to sign up
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Mr Ledger told Daily Mail Australia their letter was what influenced him to sign up to the effort
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He was today appointed the Patron of a new not-for-profit to fight prescription drug abuse, Scriptwise

Question: Rest in peace: @placeholder, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008

Answer: Heath Ledger

Answer: Heath Ledger

Answer: Ledger

Answer: Ledger

Question: 'His life mattered': Simon Millington, pictured here with his young daughter @placeholder, died in 2010 after a sixteen year fight with prescription drugs which he became addicted to after being caught in a car accident in August 1994

Answer: Maddie

Question: 'If something positive can come from (@placeholder's) passing such as raising awareness of the problem and moving towards some form of live monitoring for prescription medication, then my job is done.'

Answer: Heath Ledger

Answer: Heath Ledger

Answer: Ledger

Answer: Ledger


A man who impersonated a nurse and falsified documents to secure an $100,000-a-year job has been found severely dehydrated from wandering in the Northern Territory outback. Nicholas William Crawford, 30, had been given strict bail orders to remain at his mother's Melbourne home but was tracked down thousands of kilometres away on a remote stretch of highway between Alice Springs and Katherine last week. During his six-week stint as a fake nurse at a Far North Queensland clinic earlier this year, Crawford treated the flu with Panadol, cleaned patient wounds, administered morphine and immunised infants. He had no formal degree but 'stated he had limited nursing knowledge due to both his parents being nurses and his partner being a student paramedic', police allege.
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Man who impersonated a nurse has been found wandering in the outback
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Nicholas Crawford was discovered dehydrated in Northern Territory bush
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The 30-year-old falsified documents to get $100,000 per year job as nurse
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He faces 115 charges in Queensland and has been extradited to Cairns
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During his nursing stint he treated flu with Panadol and immunised babies

Question: Crawford faces 115 police charges and was extradited to @placeholder on Monday after he was found meandering through the outback.

Answer: Cairns


With her distinctive sleek braid and fiery oratory, Yulia Tymoshenko is back in the center stage of Ukraine politics. And it's almost like she never left. Tymoshenko, 53, was freed from prison Saturday after two-and-a-half years, most of them spent in a detention hospital. Dressed in black, she later emerged at Kiev's Independence Square in a wheel chair. Cheers erupted. Tearfully, she hailed the sea of protesters, who listened and occasionally waved. "Today, Ukraine has finished with this terrible dictator," she said, referring to ousted President Viktor Yanukovych. She then passed on a not-so-subtle message. "There'll be no Ukraine but the Ukraine you want," she said. "And I'm the guarantor of that Ukraine."
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"I'm the guarantor of that Ukraine," she tells a crowd
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She has had a complicated relationship with Yanukovych
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She was imprisoned for signing a gas deal with Russia

Question: After @placeholder won that election, Tymoshenko, was forced out of office and into the courtroom.

Answer: Viktor Yanukovych

Answer: Yanukovych


(CNN) Donald Trump is America's worst Islamophobe. When I say that, I don't just mean that his bigotry is the most callous and shameless. It's that he knows better, which makes his rhetoric that much more dangerous. Speaking Wednesday to CNN's Anderson Cooper, Trump issued another sweeping judgment on Islam. "I think Islam hates us," he said. When Cooper pressed him to explain whether he thought this enmity was part and parcel of the faith, Trump left it to the media to determine if that were the case. It's not the first time Trump has ducked the obvious implications of his statements.
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Haroon Moghul: Do you think that once you open the door to hate, it'll stop with Muslims?
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To slander an entire religion, with 1.5 billion adherents, is unfathomable, Moghul says

Question: @placeholder around the world, like all people around the world, matter.

Answer: Muslims


New pictures have emerged which show the devastation caused by Cyclone Pam after it tore through Vanuatu destroying towns and villages and killing at least six people.. The country's president, Baldwin Lonsdale, has estimated the cyclone, which struck on Saturday, has destroyed or damaged 90 per cent of the buildings in the capital of Port Vila. An RAF plane carrying aid has flown out today to help relief efforts following the devastating tropical cyclone which has wiped out much of the island nation which is in the South Pacific Scroll down for video Cyclone Pam has destroyed or damaged 90 per cent of the buildings in Vanuatu's capital of Port Vila
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Cyclone Pam has battered the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu
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President estimates 90 per cent of buildings in the capital have been destroyed
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Six people have been confirmed dead and hundreds more injured
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Winds of up to 155mph and heavy rainfall caused widespread destruction
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The water supply has been tainted and residents are boiling water to drink
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Flyovers by relief teams showed much of the country had been 'flattened'
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An RAF plane carrying aid has flown out from the UK to help relief efforts

Question: This aerial picture shows the trees which were uprooted on cyclone-ravaged @placeholder

Answer: Vanuatu

Answer: Vanuatu

Answer: Vanuatu

Question: @placeholder has a population of 267,000 people spread over 65 islands.

Answer: Vanuatu

Answer: Vanuatu

Answer: Vanuatu


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is using three women who have accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct -- as well as one woman who accused a man Hillary Clinton defended in court of raping her when she was 12 years old -- to attack the Democratic nominee. In a stunning event 90 minutes before the second presidential debate, Trump made a surprise appearance alongside Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey and Kathy Shelton. The man accused of raping Shelton was convicted of a lesser charge and served 10 months in jail. The event came with Trump under fire himself over his sexually aggressive comments in a 2005 "Access Hollywood" video.
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Nearly two decades after Bill Clinton's administration was rocked by sexual scandal, the stories are back in the news
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Clinton himself wouldn't address his transgressions

Question: Trump has repeatedly used Clinton's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival @placeholder, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton


(CNN) Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe Thursday rejected assertions by the White House that FBI employees had lost faith in James Comey and that the bureau's probe into Russian election meddling was one of its most minor concerns. "I hold Director Comey in the absolute highest regard. I have the highest respect for his considerable abilities and his integrity," McCabe told members of the Senate intelligence committee. He said Comey, who was fired by President Donald Trump on Tuesday, enjoyed "broad support within the FBI and still does to this day." He added, "The majority, the vast majority of FBI employees enjoyed a deep, positive connection to Director Comey."
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President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey earlier this week
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The new acting FBI director met with Trump on Wednesday

Question: He was asked by Republican Sen. Marco Rubio whether the dismissal of @placeholder had "in any way impeded, interrupted, stopped or negatively impacted" the investigation.

Answer: James Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: Comey

Answer: James Comey


Google plans to begin delivering packages by drone in 2017, the firm has revealed. It is set to face fierce competition from Amazon, Wal-Mart and others, all of whom are developing competing systems. 'Our goal is to have commercial business up and running in 2017,' David Vos, the project lead for Google's Project Wing, told an audience at an air traffic control convention outside Washington. The FAA currently bans commercial drone flights except for a few dozen companies that have been granted waivers. That ban will stay in place until regulations become final, but FAA officials plan to continue granting waivers case by case.
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Project Wing's prototype aircraft have a wingspan of approximately 1.5m (4.9ft) and have four electrically-driven propellers
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Google set to face fierce competition from Amazon, Wal-Mart and others
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See the latest Google news and product launches

Question: The move is the clearest sign yet it plans to  go head-to-head with @placeholder in

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon


Real Madrid have issued a scathing 10-point statement blaming Manchester United for the collapse of David de Gea's proposed move to Spain. United and Madrid had agreed a deal worth £29million for the transfer of De Gea to the Bernabeu, with Keylor Navas heading in the other direction. But that deal fell through after the paperwork was not submitted before the Spanish deadline of midnight on Monday. United claimed Madrid were the ones to blame for the collapse of the deal, but the Spanish giants issued a statement on Tuesday condemning the actions of the Old Trafford club. 'Real Madrid has done everything necessary, and at all times, to implement these two transfers,' said Madrid in a lengthy 10-point statement published on their website on Tuesday afternoon.
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David de Gea will not be making a £29m move to Real Madrid this summer
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Talks opened between Real Madrid and Manchester United on Monday
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The Spanish club had thrashed out a £29m deal with United
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Madrid have hit out at United in a 10-point statement
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Real goalkeeper Keylor Navas was due to join United in part-exchange
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But Real said United did not submit paperwork in time for Spanish deadline
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United refute claims but LFP say they filed paperwork in wrong format
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De Gea was set for  Bernabeu presentation and is said to be devastated
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He had agreed six-year contract with Real - who were relaxed about move
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FIFA revealed they had not received an appeal from Madrid
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Question: De Gea is due to meet up with the Spanish national team at 9pm on Tuesday night in @placeholder and he is still planning to be in attendance.

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Madrid


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Muslim and Jewish groups on Monday sharply criticized Sen. John McCain's comments that he would prefer a Christian president to lead the United States. The Arizona Republican's remarks came in an interview with Beliefnet, a Web site that covers religious issues and affairs. "I just have to say in all candor that since this nation was founded primarily on Christian principles, personally, I prefer someone who has a grounding in my faith," the GOP presidential hopeful told the Web site in an interview published Saturday. McCain also said he agreed with a recent poll that 55 percent of Americans believe the U.S. Constitution establishes a Christian nation. "I would probably have to say yes, that the Constitution established the United States of America as a Christian nation," he said.
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Sen. John McCain says Constitution established U.S. as a "Christian nation"
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McCain later said U.S. founded on Judeo-Christian tradition of human rights
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Arizona Republican says comments not meant to exclude other religions
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Muslim and Jewish groups critical of GOP presidential candidate's remarks

Question: That is all he intended to say to the question, America is a @placeholder nation, and it is hardly a controversial claim."

Answer: Christian

Answer: Christian

Answer: Christian

Answer: Christian

Answer: Judeo-Christian


Has there ever been more at stake in any mixed martial arts fight? Jose Aldo is the only featherweight champion in UFC history, is undefeated in 10 years, and is ranked as the No 1 pound-for-pound fighter in the world. He couldn't have more to lose. At the same time, Conor McGregor has talked so much and made so many promises that a loss could seriously derail the Irishman's surging hype train and even cut the supply of his huge cash flow. This is the biggest fight in UFC featherweight history and of both of these fighters' careers. They also have the hopes of a nation on their backs, particularly McGregor who will once again bring thousands of travelling Irish with him to Las Vegas.
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Jose Aldo fights Conor McGregor at the MGM Grand on Saturday night
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It is biggest fight in UFC featherweight history and in both fighters' careers
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The fight will be live on BT Sport 2 in the UK at around 3am GMT

Question: Both men are undefeated in the UFC with Aldo set to make his eighth title defence and McGregor looking for his sixth knock-out in his seventh @placeholder bout.

Answer: UFC

Answer: UFC

Answer: UFC

Answer: UK


The former Miss Italy finalist who has accused film mogul Harvey Weinstein of molesting her tried to use the accusation to secure a movie role, it has been alleged. Ambra Battilana, 22, did not 'co-operate' with authorities for four days after her initial report to police saying she was groped by Weinstein during a 'business meeting' at his office in Manhattan. It has been claimed the delay was because the Italian model and her manager were working behind the scenes to try and land her a film role. But once the 'pipe dream' came to nothing, she decided to pursue the criminal case, sources told the New York Post.
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Ambra Battilana, 22, did not 'co-operate' with authorities for four days
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Has been claimed delay was because she wanted to try and land a film role
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But once that came to nothing, she decided to pursue the criminal case
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Sting by NYPD shows Weinstein did not deny touching her, it is claimed
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He denies allegations and has spoken to police, who have not filed charges

Question: @placeholder could face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching or sexual abuse if the allegations are credible.

Answer: Harvey Weinstein

Answer: Weinstein

Answer: Weinstein


(CNN) Testimony released from former FBI Director James Comey on Wednesday helped shed light on a claim by President Donald Trump that Comey had thrice told him that the President himself was not under investigation. Trump said repeatedly last month that Comey assured him on three separate occasions that the President was not under Justice Department investigation over whether his campaign colluded with Russia. "While I greatly appreciate you informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation, I nevertheless concur with the judgment of the Department of Justice that you are not able to effectively lead the Bureau," Trump wrote in his letter firing Comey.
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Former FBI Director James Comey is scheduled to testify Thursday before the Senate
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Comey previewed his testimony as well as conversation he had with President Donald Trump

Question: In the end: "During our one-on-one meeting at Trump Tower, based on (@placeholder's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Yayladagi, Turkey (CNN) -- Syrian security forces and helicopters sprayed automatic weapons fire into a crowd of thousands of protesters demonstrating Friday after prayers in the northern town of Maaret al-Nouman, witnesses said. At least four men were killed, activist Fadi Moustafa Sufi said. An activist who has provided CNN with reliable information in the past said the crowd numbered in the tens of thousands when security forces on the streets and an attack helicopter aloft opened fire. Some demonstrators used their personal weapons, including hunting rifles and AK-47s, to detain a number of members of the security forces when they ran out of ammunition, said the activist, who did not want to be named due to the sensitivity of the situation. He did not say that demonstrators exchanged fire with the security forces.
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NEW: Activist, citing the intensity of the gunfire, predicts the death toll will rise
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Protesters attacked in Maaret al-Nouman, witnesses say
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More than 3,800 Syrian refugees have fled to Turkey
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Syrian families chant "Thank you, Erdogan"

Question: The ongoing bloodshed in Syria is putting its neighbor and close trade partner @placeholder in an increasingly uncomfortable position.

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Question: On Thursday night, @placeholder's prime minister, a political ally of the Syrian president, warned "we cannot keep supporting Syria in the face of all these developments."

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey

Question: We cannot close our doors to those who run for their lives and want to take shelter in @placeholder."

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey


(CNN) Palm Beach County Florida State Attorney David Aronberg will not prosecute Donald Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, Aronberg announced Thursday. "As state attorney I have made the decision that this office will not be filing charges against Corey Lewandowski for battery," Aronberg said at a news conference. A former reporter for Breitbart, Michelle Fields, sought charges against Lewandowski after an incident in March where she said Lewandowski pulled her away from Trump as she was trying to ask him a question. Aronberg said police were within their right to charge Lewandowski, but prosecutors are held to a higher standard and thus didn't find enough to bring the case.
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The state attorney said Thursday he will not prosecute Corey Lewandowski, Donald Trump's campaign manager
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Lewandowski shared an apology letter draft with prosecutors but it has not been sent

Question: Although the facts support the allegation that Mr. @placeholder did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"

Answer: Corey Lewandowski

Answer: Corey Lewandowski

Answer: Lewandowski

Answer: Lewandowski

Answer: Lewandowski

Answer: Corey Lewandowski

Answer: Lewandowski

Question: Although the facts support the allegation that Mr. Lewandowski did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. @placeholder has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"

Answer: Corey Lewandowski

Answer: Corey Lewandowski

Answer: Lewandowski

Answer: Lewandowski

Answer: Lewandowski

Answer: Corey Lewandowski

Answer: Lewandowski

Question: While @placeholder agreed to the offer, it's not yet clear that Lewandowski did.

Answer: Michelle Fields


A 10-year-old Maryland girl has shown her parents not to mess with her when it comes to Santa after writing them furious notes following a Santa truth talk. Nicki Adams and her husband Michael discovered the four angry, handwritten notes under their door from their daughter Belle, who told her parents she cannot believe them anymore, the Daily Dot reported. The last of the four notes, featuring a drawing appearing to show a middle finger emoji left the parents losing their 'ever loving s***',  Adams said. 'The time has finally come,' Adams wrote of the ordeal on Facebook. 'Belle asked point blank about Santa and she's been asking every day.
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Belle from Maryland wrote her parents four notes after they had a talk about Santa
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Her mother, Nicki Adams, shared the adorable notes on Facebook that expressed just how angry Belle was
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In one of the notes she wrote that she cannot believe her parents anymore
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And when words could not express how she felt, she sent them a note with just a drawing featuring a middle finger emoji

Question: 'You have no idea what you just did,' @placeholder wrote in the first note she slid under their door.

Answer: Belle

Answer: Belle

Answer: Belle