Stoke City appear to have bought astutely once again in the transfer market, strengthening in various areas and adding quality too. The departures of Steven N’Zonzi and Asmir Begovic are highly significant, but manager Mark Hughes has recruited in both positions and brought in players who can increase creativity and goals. They open their campaign at home to Liverpool, who were demolished 6-1 in the final game of last season, and the team is likely to have a number of alterations. Here, Sportsmail picks a likely XI for the duration of the season should all Hughes’s men be fit. Hughes set his team out in a clear system last year even while switching personnel depending on opponent and form. The front four, for example, was a carousel of names. It should be the same formation this campaign.
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Losing Asmir Begovic and Steven N'Zonzi this summer was a big blow
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But Mark Hughes has responded impressively once again this summer
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Stoke ended last season by battering Liverpool at the Britannia Stadium
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So who is likely to line up for Hughes' side in this season's opener?
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Question: Butland has only made six @placeholder appearances since signing in January 2013 but is finally in pole position despite the arrival of Shay Given, 39, from Aston Villa.

Answer: Stoke City

Answer: Stoke


Jurgen Klopp headed for the tunnel with his arm around Lucas Leiva and a smile on his face after launching his career as Liverpool manager. A 0-0 draw, full of effort and endeavour, was a reasonable start to life in the Barclays Premier League; his captain, James Milner, said that it will take time for Klopp’s methods to filter in, as he has only had a short time training with Liverpool’s squad. There were, however, clear differences in the way Liverpool played at White Hart Lane from how things had been under Brendan Rodgers and here Sportsmail analyses the changes that Klopp has managed to make.
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Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool side full of endeavour and effort in 0-0 draw
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Klopp differed from Brendan Rodgers by taking the pre-match warm-up
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German employed a different system than Rodgers, with four defenders
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Liverpool fans in good spirits again with German flags at White Hart Lane
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READ: Jurgen Klopp 'satisfied' with Liverpool draw at Tottenham

Question: The atmosphere around Anfield had gone sterile in the last couple of months and fans had lost faith in @placeholder project.

Answer: Rodgers


The LAPD for searching for the person who tagged a police horse with graffiti this week - but the answer may be in the so-called 'art'. The horse, Charly, was patrolling Venice Beach with his minders on Tuesday when the vandalism incident occurred. It was broad daylight, and somehow the person managed to spray Charlie without the handlers seeing - a move that taggers pride themselves on, but usually with stationary objects and facades. 'I think it's unfortunate, but people love to tag things in Venice, so really, I guess a horse is just the next step,' local Mark Stegall told CBS LA.
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Charly was patrolling Venice Beach with his minders Tuesday
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Somehow a tagger managed to write 'RBS' and an arrow on his flank
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The silver paint was easily cleaned off
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But police want to find the person responsible and have appealed for help

Question: 'RBS': The key to finding the tagger likely lies in deciphering the tag, @placeholder, and working out who it belongs to

Answer: RBS


Wayne Rooney switched his attention from boxing to golf as the Manchester United striker enjoyed a round in Cheshire on Wednesday. The England captain caused a stir at the weekend when a video emerged of him, appearing to be knocked out cold by Sunderland defender Phil Bardsley after an impromptu sparring session in his kitchen. The 29-year-old followed it up just hours later on Sunday with one of the best celebrations of the season after he scored the second in United's 3-0 Barclays Premier League win over Tottenham at Old Trafford. Wayne Rooney took a break from the daily grind by trying out a new club at a golf course
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Rooney got the rub of the green after driving through Spurs' defence to score United's third on Sunday
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He celebrated in knockout fashion after the release of a video showing Phil Bardsley flooring him with a jab in his kitchen
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And after the victory consolidated a Champions League spot, the United man headed to the golf course with Liverpool looming
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The Manchester United striker tried out a new club on the course, and said it was above par

Question: But he may have a different swinging celebration up his sleeve if he scores against United's arch-rivals @placeholder this Sunday.

Answer: Liverpool


One A-lister isn't holding back from sharing what he truly thinks about The Donald as the leading 2016 Republican presidential contender. George Clooney has blasted Donald Trump over his controversial statements labeling Mexican immigrants as 'criminals' and 'rapists'. The famed actor, who was speaking at a press conference at the Toronto Film Festival on Saturday, dubbed the billionaire businessman's comments 'idiotic'. 'Clearly, what he said is idiotic, of course it's idiotic,' Clooney said. 'Anybody who says as intolerant words as those should be laughed at, and that's pretty much [what] I think eventually history will do.' Clooney, who is starring in an upcoming fictionalized account of the 2002 Bolivian presidential election titled 'Our Brand is Crisis,' also expressed surprise at Trump's success so far in the presidential race.
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At a press conference at the Toronto Film Festival, Clooney said of Trump: 'Clearly, what he said is idiotic, of course it's idiotic'
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He was referring to Trump's inflammatory remarks at his presidential campaign kick-off that Mexican immigrants are 'criminals' and 'rapists'
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Clooney added that he is surprised that Trump is still leading the polls
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A new poll found he has a support rating of 32 per cent, making him the first Republican candidate to pass 30 per cent

Question: Following an outcry, @placeholder refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


This is the moment a British woman was reunited with her newborn baby after she was seized by a Spanish hospital three weeks ago after staff claimed she wasn't the child's mother. Stacie Cottle, 27, was pictured cradling daughter Anzelika with a smile on her face after being forced to undergo DNA tests to prove she had given birth to her. Medics at the Hospital Comarcal de la Axarquia in Malaga had Ms Cottle's baby taken away from her after claiming the child looked too old to have just been born. The saga began after Ms Cottle, from Startford, east London, went into labour two weeks early on July 16 while staying with her mother Veronica on the Costa del Sol.
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Stacie Cottle, 27, gave birth at her mother's apartment on the Costa del Sol
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She took Anzelika to the hospital, but was stunned when medics seized her
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Doctors said it was 'impossible' baby was hers because it looked too old
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Judge ordered Anzelika be returned after DNA test proved she was mother
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A beaming Ms Cottle has been pictured after being reuinted with her baby

Question: Even after undergoing an examination that proved she had recently given birth, medics refused to accept Anzelika was her child and the baby was taken into the care of social services and a @placeholder test ordered.

Answer: DNA


Pictures have emerged of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's emotional divorce retreat in the Bahamas. While the holiday should have been a cause for celebration - the pair reached their 10 year wedding anniversary on June 29 - it was instead a sad and tense getaway for one of Hollywood's dream couples. The pair announced their marriage was over just one day after reaching the decade-long milestone and jetted off to sit out the storm with their young ones. In heartbreaking pictures from Friday, Affleck 42, and Garner, 43, steal a moment away from their children for a somber talk - clearly showing the strain of their broken relationship.
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They announced their marriage was over just one day after their 10th wedding anniversary
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Batman star has since been hit by claims he cheated on his wife numerous times
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Sources in Affleck's camp insist he's a 'dedicated family man'
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Pair are using a mediator to divide their fortune

Question: (A spokesperson for @placeholder had no comment when contacted by DailyMail.com on Wednesday.)

Answer: Ben Affleck

Answer: Affleck

Answer: Affleck

Question: While the mother-of-three put her career on the back-burner in recent years, @placeholder was hopping from project to project working with beautiful women.

Answer: Ben Affleck

Answer: Affleck

Answer: Affleck


Tournament favorites Spain have suffered one of the biggest upsets in Olympic football history, losing 1-0 to Japan at Glasgow's Hampden Park on Thursday. Brazil got their Olympics started with a 3-2 win over Egypt in Cardiff, whilst Team GB, playing their first Olympic football tournament since 1960, began with a 1-1 draw with Senegal. In the afternoon kick off, Spain fell to a goal from Yuki Otsu, who found the net in the 33rd minute, thumping the ball home from a corner. Things got worse for Luis Milla's Spain side as Real Sociedad defender Inigo Martinez was shown a red card minutes before half time.
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Japan stun Spain with 1-0 victory
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Brazil begin with 3-2 win over Egypt
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After 62 year wait, Team GB can only manage draw with Senegal
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Luis Suarez inspired Uruguay beat UAE 2-1

Question: Spain's Olympic squad has been expected to add @placeholder gold to the country's already impressive collection of titles.

Answer: Olympic

Answer: Olympics

Answer: Olympic


With Chelsea having overcome European heavyweights Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona on penalties during their pre-season tour of North America, midfielder Nemanja Matic has reason to be in optimistic mood with regard to the new season. Chelsea landed back in England on Wednesday as they prepare to face Arsenal in Sunday's Community Shield but Matic is now looking ahead to what next season has in store for his team in Europe. Having won the Premier League and Capital One, the blip in the Blues' last campaign was their Champions League exit to French champions PSG and the Serb is now keen to put that right.
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Nemanja Matic says Chelsea are ready to compete at home and in Europe
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The Serb is 'not scared' of any of the Champions League heavyweights
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Matic thinks the Blues have had the perfect preparation in the United States
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Chelsea take on Arsenal in the Community Shield on Sunday
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Question: We had three very difficult games against good teams and especially against @placeholder it was a good opportunity to show how we are prepared.

Answer: Barcelona


Fast food giant Chipotle is making a fresh start and stepping away from using GMOs (genetically modified organisms) as ingredients. Steve Ells, the company's co-CEO and founder, discussed the new development with CNN Money. 'It's relatively easy for us to have all non-GMO ingredients,' he said in the interview. 'I mean, because we don't have many ingredients in the first place.' Scroll down for video Fresh start: Chipotle co-CEO Steve Ells, pictured, has said 'It's relatively easy for us to have all non-GMO ingredients' Ells added 'You know, we've always paid attention to the way we've sourced food since we started 22 years ago.
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Chipotle is stepping away from using GMOs (genetically modified organisms) as ingredients
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The company's rice, meat marinades, chips, salsa, and tortillas will not be made with GMOs
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However,  GMO-feed is still consumed by the chickens and pigs the company uses
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Chipotle co-CEO Steve Ells has said 'They say these ingredients are safe, but I think we all know we'd rather have food that doesn't contain them'

Question: During an interview with the financial news outlet, Ells said farmers are not currently ordered to use @placeholder feed.

Answer: non-GMO


A woman who feared she would never have children after suffering eight miscarriages and an ectopic pregnancy has finally welcomed a healthy son. Laura Jeyes, 33, from Northampton, has shared her story with MailOnline to give hope to other couples who may be struggling with infertility. She's now a mother to Alfie-John, aged three, who was born after Laura had nine failed pregnancies. She said: 'To this day I'm amazed to have him and really lucky to have him. I look at him all the time and think his our little angel.' The former heath care assistant first suffered a miscarriage at 18 weeks in 2006 when she was 22 yearsold.
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Laura Jeyes, 33, finally became a mother to Alfie-John in 2012
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She first miscarried in 2006 due to complications caused by endometriosis
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Keen runner said exercise helped her cope with her loss

Question: Due to her history, Laura wasn't allowed to go into labour naturally and had a caesarean section which led to the safe delivery of @placeholder-John in April 2012.

Answer: Alfie

Answer: Alfie


The United States and Cuba have reached an agreement to reopen embassies and restore diplomatic ties severed more than five decades ago, and the historic deal will be unveiled on Wednesday, U.S. officials said on Tuesday. Nearly seven months after U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro sealed a diplomatic breakthrough, Obama will announce the new steps toward rapprochement in the White House Rose Garden at 11 a.m on Wednesday. Signaling it is likely to act in sync with the United States, Cuba's Communist government said the chief of the U.S. mission, Jeffrey DeLaurentis, would meet the interim foreign minister in Havana on Wednesday to deliver a note from Obama to Castro on the re-establishment of ties between the two former Cold War rivals.
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Embassies to open in Havana and Washington more than 50 years after they were closed
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President Obama to announce the decision in the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday
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Move is latest step in normalizing of relationships between the two Cold War enemies after more than 50-years of hostility

Question: A @placeholder economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


Netflix has revealed its ambitious plan to win the on-line streaming war by giving Australians access to all content by 2016. At the moment Australian subscribers only have access to about 1,500  television shows and movies, while in the United States, viewers can watch 9,000. 'The plan is to go global next year,' a Netflix spokesman told Daily Mail Australia. 'It means subscribers won't have to worry about whether there's 8000 titles available in the US and only about 2000 in Australia,' he said. The company believes this will be the game changer in its battle for streaming dominance against competitors like Stan, Presto and Quickflix, because the company is believed to have an online database of more than 100,000 titles at its disposal.
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Netflix plans to go global in 2016
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The project will see expansion into Asia and could give Australian subscribers access to all programs in the Netflix catalogue
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Netflix has an estimated 62 million subscribers across 50 countries and it has access to more than 100,000 titles
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Up to 200,000 Australians are believed to have accessed Netflix before it launched down under
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A 'new look' super interface is about to be launched in Australia

Question: Of the three major players, experts have labelled the Presto service as the 'weakest link' among the on-demand video streaming platforms available in @placeholder.

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australian

Answer: Daily Mail Australia

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australian

Answer: Australians

Answer: Australia


The Premier League is known for being fast-paced and ferocious, with many talented players being unable to live up to its physicality. Tottenham have committed the most fouls   this season (184), closely followed by Crystal Palace (177) and Manchester United (169), with Chelsea  (176), Arsenal (165) and West Ham (162) being targeted the most. So, Sportsmail - with an infographic from Oulala - looks at which Premier League stars make up the top 10 most fouled players this season... The summer signing from Marseille has made a stunning start to life in Wales, scoring six goals and assisting one in the Premier League.
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Sportsmail takes a look at the Premier League's most fouled stars
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Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez and Chelsea's Eden Hazard are both included
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The stars have found themselves targets due to their attacking prowess

Question: Mane has been fouled 35 times this season alone, as @placeholder defenders struggle to deal with his direct running and ability on the ball.

Answer: Premier League

Answer: Premier League

Answer: Premier League

Answer: Premier League


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump on Wednesday likened the presidential race to a boxing match -- saying that victories in next week's Ohio and Florida primaries would give him the knockout blow necessary to capture the GOP nomination. "It's like with the fighters," Trump told CNN's Anderson Cooper. "If you knock 'em out, nothing can happen." Trump said victories in Ohio and Florida would "pretty much" assure exits from Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. Recent polls have shown Trump leading in both of those states, which are set to vote Tuesday. "I think if I win those two, I think it's over," Trump said.
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Donald Trump said victories in Ohio and Florida would "pretty much" assure exits from Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio
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"If you knock 'em out, nothing can happen," Trump said

Question: In particular, Trump said @placeholder, once envisioned as a chief Trump rival who is staking his campaign on a win in Florida next Tuesday, was seriously damaged.

Answer: Marco Rubio


Stephanie Scott's devastated father has opened up about the grief her family is feeling as they struggle to come to terms with their daughter's brutal murder, which took place just days before her much-anticipated wedding. The adored school teacher from Leeton went missing on Easter Sunday and her body was found in nearby bushland the following Friday. Ms Scott's grieving father Robert explained that it is especially painful that Stephanie's life has been taken away when she had so much to look forward to. She was also a person who gave so much joy to others. 'Stephanie's aim was to get everyone feeling like it was their wedding as much as hers,' Mr Scott told The Daily Telegraph, describing Ms Scott's bubbly and thoughtful personality.
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Stephanie Scott's grieving father has spoken out about their pain
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He says it is difficult to be surrounded by reminders of her wedding whilst cruelly planning for a funeral
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Leeton parents say their children are devastated by teacher's murder
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Police discovered a body in nearby bushland on Friday afternoon
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An autopsy will now be conducted to determine the cause of death
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Police will contact authorities in Holland for a background check on accused killer, Vincent Stanford, who was charged with murder

Question: It was decorated by loved ones with yellow balloons and flowers to pay tribute to murder victim @placeholder

Answer: Stephanie Scott

Answer: Scott

Answer: Stephanie

Answer: Stephanie

Answer: Scott

Answer: Stephanie Scott


(CNN) An Illinois prosecutor says he has found "clear and convincing evidence" that a former police officer was wrongly convicted of the 1957 murder of a 7-year-old girl in what is believed to have been the nation's oldest cold case to go to trial. Jack Daniel McCullough, a 76-year-old military veteran and former police officer from Seattle, was convicted in 2012 of the abduction and murder of Maria Ridulph. The child vanished from a street corner in Sycamore, Illinois, a small farming community about 65 miles west of Chicago. A judge hearing the case without a jury found McCullough guilty after a weeklong trial.
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The timeline in the 1957 disappearance of Maria Ridulph was always in dispute
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A judge found Jack McCullough guilty of her murder in 2013
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CNN's series on the case, "Taken" raised this question: Was justice really served?

Question: "Thousands of pages of improperly excluded police reports more than 20 years old contain a wealth of information pointing to @placeholder's innocence, and absolutely nothing showing guilt," Schmack said in a statement announcing his decision not to fight McCullough's request to overturn his conviction.

Answer: Jack Daniel McCullough

Answer: McCullough

Answer: Jack McCullough


(CNN) Residents of Flint, Michigan, already reeling because of lead contamination in their drinking water, got more disturbing news on Wednesday. Gov. Rick Snyder announced the number of cases of Legionnaires' disease has spiked in Genesee County in the two years since Flint switched its water supply from the Great Lakes to the Flint River. But the increase cannot be directly attributed to the switch, said Nick Lyon, director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Not all the people who got Legionnaires' were exposed to Flint water, he said. From June 2014 to November 2015, at least 87 county residents developed Legionnaires' disease, compared to between six and 13 cases in the four preceding years, Lyon said. Ten patients died, he said.
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Legionnaires' disease has spiked in Genesee County, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder said
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The increase happened after Flint switched its water source from the Great Lakes to the Flint River
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Health officials say they can't directly attribute the increase to the water switch

Question: It was discovered the water had high levels of iron, from the @placeholder, and contained lead from the connecting pipes.

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint River

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint River


Satellite data show people are overdrawing water from some of the world's largest groundwater basins. Researchers from the University of California, Irvine say it's unclear how much water is left in the most overburdened aquifers. The problem is expected to worsen with climate change and population growth. The Arabian Aquifer System, an important water source for more than 60 million people, is the most overstressed in the world. The Indus Basin aquifer of northwestern India and Pakistan is the second-most overstressed, and the Murzuk-Djado Basin in northern Africa is third. California's Central Valley, used heavily for agriculture and suffering rapid depletion, was slightly better off, but was still labeled highly stressed in the first study.
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Arabian Aquifer System, an important water source for more than 60 million people, is the most overstressed in the world
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Researchers say it's unclear how much water is left in most hard hit aquifers

Question: The farm-rich @placeholder in California was considered highly stressed.

Answer: Central Valley


(CNN) This generation of Americans has been lashed by a revolting wave of mass shootings. It's hard to come to terms with events like Fort Hood, Sandy Hook or San Bernardino. The recent massacre of 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando was the worst terrorist attack on the United States since September 11, 2001. Because the gunman Omar Mateen targeted LGBT citizens, the event doubled as an anti-gay hate crime. It's even been said that President Barack Obama has become the nation's grief counselor. On 15 different occasions he has flown Air Force One to the killing zone du jour, delivered words of faith and frustration, hugged victims' families, and then gone back to other White House work. Someday there will be historical monuments placed at all the tragic sites at which Obama was Mourner-in-Chief -- as if they were battlegrounds.
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Brinkley: President Obama should make Stonewall the first gay rights national monument
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A fitting time would be June 26, the date of the New York gay pride parade

Question: "Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law," @placeholder orated that January 2013.

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: Obama

Answer: Obama


(CNN) -- House Republicans are going forward with plans to sue President Barack Obama and will base their legal case on the sweeping health care law he championed and they despise. Speaker John Boehner said the suit, which also highlights an ironic Obamacare twist, will follow the argument Obama violated the Constitution by circumventing Congress and alone delaying the law's requirement for businesses to provide coverage. "In 2013, the President changed the health care law without a vote of Congress, effectively creating his own law by literally waiving the employer mandate and the penalties for failing to comply with it," Boehner said in a statement.
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Republicans say Obama changed the employer mandate on his own, violated Constitution
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House Speaker John Boehner promised a lawsuit over claims Obama abused his authority
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The White House called the suit over Obamacare a "political stunt"
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NEW: Some Republicans backing the suit approved a bill to make the same change in law

Question: The Republican-led House is expected to vote on a resolution authorizing legal action against the President over @placeholder at the end of the month, just before lawmakers head home for August to campaign for midterm votes.

Answer: Obamacare

Answer: Obamacare


'Burned up inside': Doctors could not save Eloise Aimee Parry, 21, above, after she took the 'diet pills' Deadly diet pills thought to have killed six young people in Britain are being sold online for just 70p each. Unscrupulous dealers in the UK and abroad are selling the potentially fatal drug, which contains a toxic chemical used in pesticides and explosives, to those desperate to lose weight. Some promise next-day delivery, while others even offer free samples for those who want to ‘try before they buy’. The most recent victim of the chemical 2,4-Dinitrophenol (DNP) is Eloise Aimee Parry, 21, as reported in yesterday’s Mail. She died this month after buying it online to slim down – despite being a normal weight. Five others have died since 2008.
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Potentially fatal drug contains chemical used in pesticides and explosives
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Despite the dangers, the drug can be bought cheaply and easily online
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Most recent victim is 21-year-old Eloise Aimee Parry who died this month

Question: One @placeholder website even offers customers a ‘try before you buy’.

Answer: Britain

Answer: UK


Lionel Messi's foot swelling is still a concern for Barcelona after the Argentine star missed both games for his country during the international break, and he now faces tests to determine whether he will be fit to tackle Celta Vigo on Sunday. The worries about Messi's fitness make the front cover of Spanish paper SPORT, who say that the four-time Ballon d'Or winner wants to play as his side look to close in on the La Liga title. However, those hopes could be curtailed by tests on Thursday. Team-mate Gerard Pique had spoken of his optimism regarding Messi's chances of playing on Saturday but it seems far from certain with AS labelling him a 'doubt'.
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Lionel Messi faces tests on Thursday to see if he will be fit for Barcelona
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Argentine star missed both games for his country with a swollen foot
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Chelsea and Manchester City could be keen on Valencia's Jose Luis Gaya
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Real Madrid's signing of Danilo shows an intention to gamble on the future
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L'Equipe speculates that Radamel Falcao could return to play for Monaco

Question: @placeholder is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.

Answer: Jose Luis Gaya


A coroner has called for a change to payday loan rules after a disabled teenager killed himself on the same day Wonga left him penniless after emptying his bank account. Kane Sparham-Price, 18, from Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, hanged himself after the loans company took payment for his debts under the terms he had agreed to. After finding that the teenager had taken his own life, South Manchester Coroner John Pollard voiced concerns that there may be similar deaths in the future unless changes were made. He wrote to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in September last year, following the inquest into Mr Sparham-Price's death, but details of the inquest have only just emerged in the media after being reported by Disability News Service.
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Kane Sparham-Price killed himself after Wonga emptied his bank account
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The 18-year-old was left penniless after lender took payment for his debts
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His death prompted a coroner to call for an overhaul of payday loan rules
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Teenager spent time in foster care and had mental health problems
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Wonga said it was sorry to hear of the tragedy but acted within guidelines

Question: Previously businesses like @placeholder, Quickquid and the Moneyshop would lend small amounts of around £50 to £3,000 for short periods of time at rates which could run up to 6,000 per cent a year.

Answer: Wonga

Answer: Wonga

Answer: Wonga


(CNN) Comedian Bill Maher declared Sunday that Donald Trump voters live in a "fact-free bubble" and that he feared what they might do if their candidate loses on November 8. In an interview with CNN's Fareed Zakaria, the host of HBO's "Real Time" said he found Trump's eruption onto the political scene, and his popularity, "depressing." "Donald Trump is a reflection, and what we learned is that there's a lot of vulgar, tacky, racist people in this country, more than I thought," Maher said. "I knew there were some, but it's the proverbial lifting up of a rock. And what we found when we lifted it up was a basket of deplorables" he added, referencing  Hillary Clinton's controversial comments in September about Donald Trump supporters.
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The host of HBO's "Real Time" has harsh words for Trump voters
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He calls Trump's comments about a rigged election "dangerous talk"
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Maher: "He's got an army. What's he going to do with that army?"

Question: Maher also voiced his concern about what Trump's supporters will do if he loses, given his recent statements about the election being rigged, something that @placeholder called "dangerous talk."

Answer: Bill Maher

Answer: Maher

Answer: Maher


(CNN) In 2009, Chris Brown was arrested for viciously beating his then-girlfriend, fellow singer Rihanna. Afterwards, Rihanna famously told Oprah Winfrey that she forgave Brown, and insisted he "made that mistake because he needed help." But Brown continued to find trouble. There were public brawls with other celebs and a 2013 arrest for punching a man in the face on a Washington, D.C. street. On Tuesday, the singer was back in the news, this time accused of threatening a woman with a gun at his Tarzana mansion. Police swarmed his home for an hours long standoff which ended with Brown's arrest on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Brown has had a troubled history

Question: His fame grew even more once he and @placeholder began dating in 2008.

Answer: Rihanna

Answer: Rihanna


Prince William has joined a host of celebrities sending messages of support to the England Women's football team after their historic victory against Canada yesterday. The Duke of Cambridge praised the squad after they won a place in the Women's World Cup semi-finals. William, who is president of the Football Association, said he could not wait for England's semi-final clash. The Prince, an Aston Villa fan, said in a statement: 'Congratulations to both the English and Canadian teams for such a great game in the Women's World Cup quarter-finals. 'As president of the FA I'm thrilled to see the England women progress to the semi-finals for the first time.This team is making history and I can't wait to see them in action against Japan.
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The Duke of Cambridge described the team's victory as historic
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William met the squad in May when they gave him a shirt for baby Charlotte
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David Beckham, Gabby Logan and Wayne Rooney have all congratulated the England women on social media
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The team will now face Japan in the semi-final on Wednesday

Question: 'I know a lot of people have been following the team's progress and I'm sure many more will now seize the chance to support this great moment for @placeholder football.

Answer: English


(CNN) South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley on Tuesday brushed aside a series of attacks by Donald Trump and his top lieutenants with a quintessentially Southern response. "Bless your heart," the Palmetto State governor tweeted at Trump, brushing him back with some sharp-elbowed charm. Haley, who endorsed Florida Sen. Marco Rubio before South Carolina's February 20 primary -- which Trump won handily -- has ramped up her criticism of the billionaire front-runner ahead of the Super Tuesday contests. On Tuesday afternoon, Trump retweeted critical posts from two aides, both seeking to spread a video that first shows Haley in 2012 dismissing as a "distraction" calls for then-GOP hopeful Mitt Romney to release his tax returns, before cutting to a more recent rally when she demanded Trump do just that.
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Nikki Haley takes on Donald Trump with some Southern wit
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The Trump campaign is seeking to portray Haley as a hypocrite over tax return criticism

Question: @placeholder tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


"Trust needs to be rebuilt." That's what German Chancellor Angela Merkel firmly asserted early Friday -- as she had the previous day -- in the wake of reports the U.S. National Security Agency had eavesdropped on her cell phone. This claim and others that she and other world leaders have been spied on had "severely shaken" relationships between Europe and the United States, the German leader said. "Obviously, words will not be sufficient," Merkel said in the wee hours Friday at a summit of European Union leaders. "True change is necessary." Talk of the NSA's reported spying on Germany and other allies dominated Merkel's news conference in Brussels, Belgium. It illustrated the anger over this story in Europe and the challenges facing Washington because of it.
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U.S. official: "Surveillance capabilities, including with ... foreign partners" under review
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German leader: "True change is necessary" on part of the U.S.
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U.S. isn't monitoring Merkel's communications, White House insists
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France is angry about claims the NSA intercepted millions of phone calls in France

Question: The phone numbers were among 200 handed over to the @placeholder by a U.S. official, the memo states.

Answer: U.S. National Security Agency

Answer: NSA

Answer: NSA


Hundreds of fishermen race to be rescued from an isolated Indonesian island where many were enslaved to catch seafood for Western restaurants in these remarkable images. Indonesian officials probing labor abuses told the migrant workers today they were allowing them to leave for another island by boat out of concern for their safety. More than 300 fishermen emerged from nearby trawlers, villages and even the jungle to make the trip, having been kept like slaves at the Pusaka Benjina Resources fishing company compound. They were finally being rescued by the Indonesian Fisheries Ministry after officials issued a moratorium on fishing to crack down on poaching.
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Around 300 fishermen emerged from trawlers, villages and even the jungle
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Had been stranded on Benjina island by unscrupulous fishing company
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From poor countries like Myanmar and Cambodia, some were promised jobs in Thailand but were instead  taken against their will to Indonesia
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Many were made to work 20 to 22-hour days with no time off and zero pay
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Claims of abuse by beating, whipping with stingray tails and electric shock
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Indonesian Fisheries Ministry steps in after issuing a fishing moratorium

Question: The delegation said security in @placeholder is limited, with only two Indonesian navy officials stationed there.

Answer: Benjina


Ottawa, Canada (CNN) What's going on with Justin Trudeau? Since his surprising election last October, Trudeau has enjoyed soaring popularity as the young, hip, progressive Prime Minister of Canada. Blessed with charm, good looks, a name and a photogenic family, he has become an overnight international celebrity. Promising "sunny ways" after a decade of the divisive politics of Stephen Harper and his Conservatives, Trudeau and his Liberals have proclaimed a new tone of civility in Parliament in their seven months in office. But all that dissolved on the floor of the House of Commons Wednesday in a fracas both unseemly and unprecedented. At the center was a less saintly Trudeau: petulant, impatient and later, embarrassed and "unreservedly" apologetic.
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Andrew Cohen: Canadian Prime Minister involved in a parliament fracas that has some questioning his maturity for job
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Cohen: He apologized, but popular PM has lost his shine; has learned early lesson on governing, discipline, the scrutiny of celebrity

Question: "I apologize to my colleagues, to the @placeholder as a whole and to you, Mr. Speaker, for failing to live up to a higher standard of behavior," he said Thursday.

Answer: House of Commons


Barcelona ace Neymar scored twice as Barcelona cruised past Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain at the Nou Camp. The Brazilian was on hand to embarrass fellow countryman David Luiz as the former Chelsea defender endured a horrendous evening in Spain. Rik Sharma sorted the best from the rest during the Champions League clash at the Nou Camp... Barcelona Marc-Andre ter Stegen 6.5: Called into action for the first time by Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the second half and dealt with the Swede’s powerful drive well, before fielding an Ezequiel Lavezzi strike too. One of the quietest evenings he will have.
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Neymar scored twice as Barcelona eased through at the Nou Camp
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Brazilian ace did his best to embarrass fellow countryman David Luiz
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Former Chelsea defender endured a horrendous night in Barcelona
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Dani Alves did his best to earn a new contract as he impressed throughout

Question: Started a few @placeholder attacks with his usual eye for a quick pass.

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona


The man who was killed as he tried to rob a former CNN anchor at gunpoint is now being described as a 'street slave.' Lynne Russell, 68, had stopped for the night in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Tuesday June 30 when she was grabbed by an Tomorio Walton, who demanded valuables from her room. But she was saved from the attack after her husband Chuck de Caro- a former CNN anchor who has served in the special forces - burst out of the shower and gunned the assailant. Now, police are saying Walton entered the room at the behest of Skyy Durrell Barrs, a man who would allegedly give Walton drugs to commit crimes.
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Lynne Russell, 68, was attacked by Tomorio Walton at gunpoint in Albuquerque, New Mexico on June 30 at a Motel 6
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Her husband, former CNN anchor Chuck de Caro who served in the special forces, shot Walton during the attack
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Walton is now being described by police as a 'street slave' who committed crimes for drugs at the behest of Skyy Durrell Barrs
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It is now being alleged that Barrs drove Walton to the motel and told him to rob Russell
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When Barrs saw that Walton had been shot inside the room, he fled the scene in his car leaving Walton to die
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Barrs has now been charged with murder

Question: @placeholder's other arrests include being picked up for burglary from a motor vehicle in November 2011; aggravated criminal trespass in March 2012; criminal trespass, evading arrest, patronizing prostitution and possession of drug paraphernalia later that same month; failing to appear at a booking in April 2012; theft of property worth $500 or less in May 2012; an unspecified crime in June 2012; another unspecified crime in July 2012; and a probation violation in August 2012.

Answer: Tomorio Walton

Answer: Walton

Answer: Walton

Answer: Tomorio Walton

Answer: Walton

Answer: Walton

Answer: Walton

Answer: Walton

Answer: Walton


There are few things more certain in life than Shane Watson reviewing an lbw dismissal. So when he saw umpire Marais Erasmus answer Stuart Broad’s appeal in the affirmative in the second over the day, Watson duly obliged. Much to Broad’s delight, the decision stood and Watson had fallen victim to a 28th Test-match lbw — 26.66 per cent of his total Test dismissals and the highest proportion of anyone with at least 100 innings under his belt. This has become a familiar fate for Watson against England — illustrated by the way Alastair Cook’s seamers have targeted his pads — and nearly half of these dismissals (13) have come in Ashes series.
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Shane Watson feel victim to an lbw decision for the 28th time in Tests
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His place is under threat unless he performs in the second innings
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Jimmy Anderson moves ahead of Curtly Ambrose on wickets list
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England have lost only one home Ashes Test after taking a first-innings lead - when Richie Benaud spun the tourists to victory in 1961
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England secured a first-innings lead in the first Ashes Test for the first time since 1997 when Nasser Hussain made a double century
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England close in on Cardiff victory - Paul Newman's day three report

Question: Gooch played in more than twice as many matches as @placeholder — 42 compared to 19.

Answer: Shane Watson

Answer: Watson

Answer: Watson

Answer: Watson

Answer: Shane Watson


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- There are no immediate plans to commit more U.S. troops to the ongoing war in Afghanistan, President Obama said Wednesday. Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, left, and President Obama meet in Washington on Wednesday. Speaking to reporters alongside Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Obama said he would consult with U.S. allies before determining a strategy in Afghanistan after last month's elections there. "I'm going to take a very deliberate process in making those decisions," Obama said. "There is no immediate decision pending on resources, because one of the things that I'm absolutely clear about is you have to get the strategy right and then make a determination about resources."
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U.S. already planning to send 6,000 more troops to Afghanistan this year
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No immediate plans for deployment beyond that, Obama says
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Remarks follow meeting with PM of Canada, which has 2,800 troops in Afghanistan
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Polling shows support for Afghanistan war dropping in both U.S. and Canada

Question: Harper said Canada's concerns about the clause are "important irritants ... but relatively small" when compared with the overall U.S.-@placeholder trade relationship.

Answer: Canadian

Answer: Canadian

Answer: Canada


A three-month-old girl who allegedly suffered head injuries at the hands of her babysitter - just a day after her mother returned to work - has passed away. Everly Dickard, from Boiling Springs, South Carolina, died in hospital on Monday - more than a week after she stopped breathing while in the care of her babysitter, Katie Harris, on March 20. Harris, 32, had been looking after Everly just a day after the child's mother, April, returned to work following her pregnancy, according to a gofundme page set up for the family. Everly's father, Matthew Dickard, had also started a new job that day.
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Everly Dickard died in hospital on Monday, more than a week after she stopped breathing while in the care of her babysitter, Katie Harris
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Harris, 32, was looking after the baby a day after her mother returned to work following her pregnancy and the day her father started a new job
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Medical staff said the baby suffered 'non accidental' head injuries
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Harris was arrested for great bodily harm after she gave inconsistent statements to police and the charges may now be upgraded
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Everly was her parents' only child and was their 'miracle', family said

Question: The family's gofundme page, which has raised $28,000, calls @placeholder 'the most beautiful miracle' for the couple, who have been married for six years and had long hoped to have a family.

Answer: Everly Dickard

Answer: Everly

Answer: Everly

Answer: Everly Dickard

Answer: Everly


(CNN) -- Singer-actress Mandy Moore and rocker Ryan Adams were married this week in Savannah, Georgia, Moore's publicist told CNN on Wednesday. Mandy Moore first found recording success in 1999 with her single "Candy" and is now a well-known actress. The wedding took place Tuesday, said Jillian Fowkes, who gave no further details about the nuptials. Rumors first surfaced almost a year ago that Moore, 24, and Adams, 34, were dating, as paparazzi photos surfaced of the couple out together in Los Angeles, California. Moore's first success as a recording artist came in 1999 with her debut album, "So Real," which went platinum with the help of her top-10 single "Candy."
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Mandy Moore and Ryan Adams married quietly in Savannah, Georgia
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Couple was first spotted together by paparazzi almost a year ago
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He recently announced he is leaving The Cardinals

Question: @placeholder is known for producing rock music with a country influence.

Answer: Ryan Adams

Answer: Adams

Answer: Ryan Adams


(CNN) -- So there he was, sitting on the queen's bed, wearing a soiled T-shirt and jeans, holding a broken ashtray and bleeding from a cut on his hand: A man named Michael Fagan, who was 31 at the time, had climbed a wall of Buckingham Palace, crawled through an open window and made his way to the bedroom of Queen Elizabeth II, who was sleeping. When she awakened to find the guy sitting there staring at her, it is fair to surmise that she was not pleased. Especially when Fagan asked her if she had a spare cigarette. This happened on July 9, 1982, generating international headlines, and only because the queen survived unharmed does it read like a comedy of errors. The errors were plentiful, including the queen's repeated attempts to summon help, at first to no avail.
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Bob Greene: In 1982 a man got past everyone at Buckingham palace into the queen's bedroom
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It made headlines, showing that even the protective bubble of the exalted is not airtight
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Other breaches -- the Pope's butler, Reagan's stage crasher -- show this, he says
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Greene: Bizarre incursions are mesmerizing and show life has no guarantees

Question: Just ask @placeholder, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.

Answer: Queen Elizabeth II


A former BBC journalist shot himself in the head in the grounds of his old boarding school while suffering from depression and money worries, an inquest heard. David Prysor-Jones - known as Hugh - was a presenter on the BBC World Service's 24 Hours in the late 1970s,  and an anchor for Newshour during the 1990s. But the respected journalist was found dead in the grounds of Downside School - a Catholic independent in Somerset run by monks - in August. The 66-year-old's home in Stoke Abbott, Dorset, was up for sale at the time, he was facing a divorce, and had money worries, his brother Robin told the inquest.
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David Prysor-Jones - known as Hugh - worked for BBC from the 70s to 90s
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Former anchor found dead in Downside School, run by monks, in August
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Brother told inquest he had money worries after a £1million loan ran out
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Coroner ruled suicide after also hearing about his depression and anxiety
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For confidential support call the Samaritans on 116123 or visit a local Samaritans branch, see www.samaritans.org for details

Question: David was living with his brother in @placeholder, and the night before his death the pair had watched TV and Robin had no concerns.

Answer: Somerset


British officers were forced to accept the four-day inspection from the experts from Moscow despite heightened tensions with Vladimir Putin Russian military inspectors have arrived at a huge Nato war games exercise off the coast of Scotland, it emerged yesterday. British officers were forced to accept the four-day inspection from the experts from Moscow under a European arms control treaty despite heightened tensions with Vladimir Putin. They are attending Exercise Joint Warrior, designed to send a signal to the President in the face of continuing aggression. Britain and 11 other Nato countries are set to contribute to the naval exercise, which was hailed by the Government as one of the largest land, air, and sea training exercises run in Europe.
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British officers forced to accept four-day inspection from Moscow experts
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UK and 11 other Nato countries set to contribute to the naval exercise
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Will involve 58 warships and submarines, 50 aircraft and 3,000 land forces

Question: The @placeholder regularly conducts similar inspections on other nations’ territories.

Answer: British

Answer: British

Answer: Britain

Answer: British

Answer: UK


(CNN) Here we are today, in Donald Trump's version of "modern day presidential": Random badly behaved men on the Internet suddenly find their juvenile online aliases thrust into the national spotlight, as "HanA**holeSolo" did this week when he conceded he had created the Trump v. CNN meme  -- and it was further revealed that he was a regular purveyor of racist and anti-Semitic content on pro-Trump subreddits. For women who write on the Internet, the existence of these kinds of trolls isn't new. It would get boring to recount all the harassment I've received from anonymous men on the Internet, but suffice it to say there are few creatively misogynist insults (and many more pathetically uncreative ones, usually starting with the letters B or C or involving obscene demands) that haven't been hurled my way.
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Jill Filipovic: We don't need to feel sorry for Internet tormenters, whether a guy in his parents' basement or in the White House
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She says they use their spare time to post hateful commentary for kicks, and plead they "didn't mean it." Of course they do

Question: Don't worry, @placeholder wrote, he never meant any of the hateful or violent things he said.

Answer: HanA**holeSolo

Question: The truth is a scarier thing to admit: For every troll who has emailed me a rape threat or tweeted at me to tell me I'm a bitch who should die or posted one of my articles on an @placeholder message with attendant comments about my weight or his efforts to figure out where I live or his detailed description of the many different ways he would like to see me physically violated, there are other men reading, nodding along, maybe laughing.

Answer: Internet

Answer: Internet

Answer: Internet

Answer: Internet


The host of the ABC's Q&A programme, Tony Jones, was forced to apologise on air on Monday night for comments made by a member of the audience who the national broadcaster now says should never have been allowed to participate in the session. Zaky Mallah, who was the first Australian arrested under anti-terror laws in 2003, had been allowed to join the show's audience on Monday night and ask questions of the panel. During the show, Mr Mallah got into an angry exchange with Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Trade Steve Ciobo over the government's proposals to strip dual nationals involved in terrorism of citizenship.
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Steve Ciobo says he'd be happy if terror suspects were banned from Australia
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Mr Ciobo confronted Zaky Mallah during episode of ABC's Q&A on Monday
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Mallah was the first Australian charged under anti-terror laws in 2005
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Mallah, 29, said Mr Ciobo's comments encouraged Muslims to join ISIS

Question: During the program, Mr @placeholder told Mr Mallah that he would be glad to see him expelled from the country.

Answer: Steve Ciobo

Answer: Steve Ciobo

Answer: Ciobo

Answer: Ciobo


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Farmers from a village in southwest China literally turned a multimillion dollar windfall into a wall of cash. This week, residents of Jianshe village in Sichuan Province took delivery of blocks of money worth 13 million yuan ($2.1 million) in year-end bonuses they had earned from a rural co-operative scheme. Residents had invested in farmland and small-scale hydropower plants since 2010. Around 340 out of 483 households are shareholders in the small village, which has a population of less than 2,000 people. Before they could distribute their earnings to individual residents ahead of Chinese New Year, they had the problem of where to store -- and guard -- it.
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Villagers in China's Sichuan province build a $2.1M "money wall" out of year-end bonuses
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They run a rural co-operative that invests in farmland and hydropower plants
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The money was heavily guarded before being distributing in time for Chinese New Year
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Guard: "It was so uncomfortable sleeping on so much money"

Question: Unfortunately, the scheme only allows investors who are members of @placeholder village.

Answer: Jianshe village


Mexican prosecutors have launched an investigation of possible criminal conduct in the case of a 14-year-old girl mistakenly sent to the U.S. to live with a woman who claimed to be her mother, authorities said Friday. Alondra Luna Nunez was mistakenly flown to Texas on April 16 after a judge in the western state of Michoacan ruled in favor of a Houston woman who believed she was her daughter. She was returned to her family in Mexico on Wednesday after DNA testing in the United States showed she was not the long-missing daughter of Houston resident Dorotea Garcia. Scroll down for video
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Mexican prosecutors are looking into possible criminal conduct
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Alondra Luna Nunez was flown to Texas on April 16 after a judge ruled in favor of a Houston woman who believed Alondra was her daughter
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DNA testing in Texas showed that she was not Dorotea Garcia's daughter
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The 14-year-old was returned to her family in Mexico on Wednesday
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Alondra's case drew international attention after a video of her being forced into a police vehicle last week appeared online

Question: This week, when asked if she harbored any anger about the forced weeklong separation from her family, @placeholder, singled out the judge.

Answer: Alondra Luna Nunez

Answer: Alondra Luna Nunez

Answer: Alondra

Answer: Alondra


David Beckham has taken a trip down memory lane by posting a picture of himself with his son Brooklyn during his playing days at Manchester United. The former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder took to Facebook to wish his eldest son happy birthday. Proud father Beckham, 39, marked his oldest son's 16th birthday with a black and white snap that sees him nestling lovingly into Brooklyn's hair with the message: 'Happy Birthday to my big boy.' David Beckham took to Facebook on Wednesday to wish his 'big boy' Brooklyn a happy 16th birthday A second photo shared by the former Manchester United player shows a tiny Brooklyn
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David Beckham has wished his son a happy 16th birthday
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The former Man United ace posted two snaps of himself and his son
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Music artist Kanye West sent Brooklyn a present to celebrate his birthday
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Arsenal look set to release Brooklyn at the end of the season

Question: Already following his father's flair for fashion, @placeholder boasted about a special gift from rapper and fashion entrepreneur Kanye West on Wednesday.

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn

Answer: Brooklyn


The Premier League season is just days away and Sportsmail's top team of reporters have given their verdict on the campaign ahead. From signings to expectations to their top tips for travelling fans, they've got it all covered. Time will tell; the majority of Tim Sherwood’s signings have no Premier League experience. The big thing is that Villa have spent – £45.5million as stands – more money than in any window since the days of Martin O’Neill. They desperately needed to after the departures of Christian Benteke and Fabian Delph. Probably. The move for Emmanuel Adebayor is still working towards fruition and an enquiry was made for Joleon Lescott at West Bromwich Albion. Impressively, the bulk of the work has been completed ahead of the season starting.
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Aston Villa have spent £45.5m as it stands ahead of the new season
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Click here for the rest of Sportsmail's brilliant Premier League club guides
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Sign up for this season's MailOnline Fantasy Football game

Question: And should the deal go through, @placeholder is sure to score against Tottenham and give an army salute to his manager.

Answer: Emmanuel Adebayor


He has long struggled to convince voters that he is a suitable choice for prime minister. Now Ed Miliband has hired a leadership coaching firm that helps people overcome anxiety and find their ‘inner voice’. The consultants drafted in by the Labour leader claim to work with politicians to build ‘leadership skills’ using ‘neuroscience’ and ‘business psychology’. Scroll down for video Ed Miliband, pictured, has hired a US guru who can help him convince himself that he can be Prime Minister Mr Miliband, pictured, has constantly lagged behind Prime Minister David Cameron in the personal rating polls Services offered by ExtendedMind include coaching on how to look ‘authentic’ and tutorials on how to build alliances – which may come in useful during negotiations with SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon.
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Ed Miliband is trying to build his 'leadership skills' using psychology
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He has hired a leadership coaching firm to help him feel less anxious
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The firm ExtendedMind also tries to make its clients seem 'more authentic'
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Miliband had a note to remind him to be a 'happy warrior' during a debate

Question: Asked yesterday whether his use of @placeholder had been ‘helpful’, Mr Miliband told a press conference: ‘I will let other people make a judgment on those questions.

Answer: ExtendedMind

Answer: ExtendedMind


The best friend of the man who drowned in Hollywood star Demi Moore's swimming pool has revealed he was teetotal - meaning alcohol wasn't a factor in his death. And Dulce Flores says she is racked with guilt over close friend Edenilson Valle's death because she believes she could have saved his life. Student Dulce had been invited by Edenilson to Ghost actress Moore's home on Saturday, but declined the invite - a decision she deeply regrets. The 22-year-old from Los Angeles told Daily Mail Online: 'Edenilson asked me if I wanted to go, but I couldn't. I'm now so upset because I could've been there to save him. I wish I was there to save him.
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The 52-year-old actress says the death at a party hosted by her assistant is an 'unthinkable tragedy'
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Edenilson Steven Valle's body was discovered at around 5:30 am on Sunday morning in Moore's Beverly Hills home
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A Los Angeles Police Department officer confirmed the man's death was being investigated
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Valle's best friend, Dulce Flores, tells Daily Mail Online that student was 'smart' and 'never touched alcohol'
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'His dad has been very angry, he believes that Edenilson was drinking, but that simply wasn't true,' she says
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Demi is out of town and social media suggests her daughters Rumer, Scout and Tallulah, were in New York this weekend

Question: But for @placeholder that doesn't ring true, she said: 'Everyone is saying alcohol was a factor, or he took drugs, but the truth is he didn't ever drink, and didn't take drugs.

Answer: Dulce Flores

Answer: Dulce

Answer: Dulce Flores


Britain could become a one party state with the Tories always in power if Labour elect Jeremy Corbyn, David Miliband warned today. The former foreign secretary, who lost out on the leadership to his brother Ed in 2010, revealed he was backing Liz Kendall because of her 'plain speaking, fresh thinking and political courage'. He said he would give Yvette Cooper his second choice after she spoke out against 'the siren calls of the Corbyn campaign'. Mr Miliband, who now runs the refugee charity International Rescue Committee in New York, attacked Mr Corbyn's calls for mass-re-nationalisations and hikes in national insurance for those earning more than £50,000.
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Former foreign secretary backs outsider Liz Kendall to succeed his brother
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Says 'siren calls of the Corbyn campaign' will turn party into protest group
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Mr Miliband reveals he will give Yvette Cooper his second preference
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Comes after Gordon Brown joined Tony Blair in warning against Mr Corbyn
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But  Andy Burnham today pledged to adopt swathes of his hard-left agenda

Question: Mr @placeholder said Mr Corbyn had brought 'real energy to this race' and he would 'involve' his rival in his team from the outset.

Answer: Andy Burnham


(CNN) Michael Slager, the former police officer who's charged with murder in the shooting death of Walter Scott, was released from jail on Monday after posting bail. Under the conditions of his bond, which a judge set at $500,000 on Monday, Slager must reside in South Carolina until his trial. He will be held under house arrest and cannot have any contact with Scott's family. The case drew national attention last year after a video of the incident surfaced. It shows Scott being shot to death by Slager as Scott runs away. Slager, who was fired from his post as a police officer in North Charleston, South Carolina, was arrested in April and has been in custody since.
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Walter Scott's family members say they're disappointed in the judge's decision
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Michael Slager is released from jail after posting bail
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The former police officer is charged with murder in the shooting death of Walter Scott

Question: Slager told investigators @placeholder did not comply with his demands and tried to grab his stun gun.

Answer: Walter Scott

Answer: Scott

Answer: Scott

Answer: Scott

Answer: Walter Scott

Answer: Walter Scott


(CNN) Though many individuals likely contributed to the President's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey, one notable one may have been Roger Stone, a 64-year-old close friend of Donald Trump and central figure in the FBI investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia. In the middle of the Watergate scandal, Stone, who engaged in dirty tricks during Richard Nixon's 1972 campaign, was discovered to have hired a Republican operative to infiltrate the George McGovern campaign and was subsequently fired from his job. After the President's resignation, Stone remained an ardent Nixon apologist and loyalist. He even had the man's face tattooed on his back and devoted his life to ruthless, anything-goes politics (or political consulting, as you may know it). Stone's motto was and continues to be: "Admit nothing, deny everything, launch counterattack." And anyone who has watched Trump closely over the years would think it was his personal slogan, too.
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Michael D'Antonio: Roger Stone has undoubtedly influenced President Trump's decision to fire James Comey
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As an old friend and political adviser, Stone has taught Trump be ruthless -- particularly when protecting himself from attack
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Therefore Comey, who was leading the investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia, had to be taken out, writes D'Antonio

Question: Stone was introduced to @placeholder in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: But as much as @placeholder may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: But as much as Trump may have appreciated @placeholder's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.

Answer: Roger Stone

Answer: Stone

Answer: Stone

Answer: Stone

Answer: Roger Stone

Answer: Stone

Question: @placeholder has adopted a similar approach to dealing with those who oppose him.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Chef Jody Adams' father Thomas knew his health was declining when he could no longer complete the New York Times crossword puzzle. The Brown University rare books librarian had never let physical limitations stand in his way, but when his brain stopped working the way he wanted it to -- at age 87 -- he knew that he needed to prepare for the end of his life. Adams' parents discussed his end of life wishes during a quiet, private evening before her mother, Virginia, let the rest of the family know. Thomas had decided to receive hospice care at home and in November 2008, the entire family gathered at his home in Providence, Rhode Island to care for him by his bedside.
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Top chefs shares their stories of loss and food in the digital cookbook: "The Endless Table: Recipes from Departed Loved Ones"
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The cookbook aims to encourage people to talk with their loved ones about end-of-life wishes
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Dinner parties can be the perfect setting to begin the discussion

Question: @placeholder did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.

Answer: Jody Adams

Answer: Adams


The parents of two-year-old Roman Campbell, who was tragically killed in a house fire on his birthday in May, have spoken out about the damage done to a luxury Gold Coast mansion they were gifted by politician Clive Palmer. This week the rental property's owners discovered the once sparkling house abandoned with around $100,000 worth of damage – including blood and faeces in the carpet, holes in the walls and cupboards ripped off their hinges. Speaking to A Current Affair, Belinda Warwick and Jared Campbell said much of the damage done to the home during the six months they lived there rent-free was through the 'pure frustration' of losing a child.
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Two-year-old Roman died in house fire in Beenleigh, Queensland, on his birthday in May
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Clive Palmer secured a beautiful home for Roman's grief-stricken parents in Helensvale on the Gold Coast
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Roman's father tried to save him but the toddler was trapped in the back of the house
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On Wednesday the Gold Coast mansion was found completely trashed, with doors ripped of hinges
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A car bought for the family of six was also found trashed and abandoned outside the property

Question: 'I've lost a son and I couldn't explain it,' Mr @placeholder added.

Answer: Jared Campbell


Des Moines, Iowa  (CNN) Bernie Sanders launched his presidential campaign in 2015 by promising not to go negative -- either on the stump or in ads -- against Hillary Clinton. But as the race for the Democratic nomination gets tighter and nastier, Sanders' campaign is confronting that promise when it considers how to respond to attacks from the Clinton campaign, walking the fine line between drawing contrasts with the former secretary of state and outright attacking her. "I have never run a negative radio or television ad in my life. It is my very strong hope that I never will," Sanders said at a New Hampshire town hall Thursday night. "And I believe, if people are distorting my record, as is the case right now, we are going to deal with it and I have dealt with it and we will continue to deal with it.
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Bernie Sanders had promised not to go negative in the race against Hillary Clinton
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But the race is getting nastier, and Sanders has a new ad highlighting differences between him and Clinton on Wall Street

Question: Sanders is still leading in @placeholder and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.

Answer: New Hampshire


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said it was "scary" when the Secret Service had to force Trump off stage during a rally on Saturday. "It's scary -- I mean, all the coverage is usually about our protesters wreaking havoc and making people feel afraid, and it certainly goes both ways," Conway said Sunday during the at-times contentious interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." "I'm glad nobody was hurt, but it does remind you that in these closing days -- especially as the polls tighten -- many of us are getting more death threats, getting more angry messages on social media and elsewhere, and it's a pretty fraught environment there," she said.
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The Secret Service ushered Trump off stage briefly in Nevada on Saturday
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Conway called the situation "scary"

Question: "We just always want the laws followed and the rules followed, and I do predict that you're going to see really long lines -- serpentine-like lines of Tuesday -- of folks there for @placeholder on Tuesday," Conway said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


The head of U.S. intelligence has warned Congress that not renewing the NSA's controversial phone snooping program will 'raise the risk' of another terror incident. James Clapper claims failing to extend part of the Patriot Act, which allows the bulk collection of telephone records, will take away a vital tool in the kit of the intelligence agency. Should Congress not renew Section 215 - due to expire on June 1 - then it must be prepared to shoulder the blame should an 'untoward incident' take place, the Director of National Intelligence added during a question and answer session in New York on Monday.
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Clapper said failure to renew will mean the loss of a vital 'tool' for spies
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Director of National Intelligence said opponents of Section 215  need to be prepared to should the blame should another 'untoward incident' occur
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Program has not stopped one terror attack since it was established in 2001
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But Clapper claims Section 215 is like having 'fire insurance' for your home

Question: '@placeholder, to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.

Answer: Section 215

Answer: Section 215

Answer: Section 215


Giving the thumbs up, this is the heart-warming picture which shows England and Tottenham great Jimmy Greaves as he determinedly battles back from his severe stroke. The 75-year-old was admitted to intensive care on May 3 but left hospital just over a month later and is now in a rehabilitation unit. Speaking for the first time since his brush with death, Greaves' wife has told of her pain at watching him recover from the debilitating stroke - calling it her 'worst nightmare'. Irene, who has been married to the Spurs and Chelsea star for 57 years, has said Greaves is 'not the guy I know' and revealed he still cannot stand up or use his right arm, though medics hope his condition will improve.
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Jimmy Greaves, 75, left in intensive care following stroke last month
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He is now in rehabilitation unit and says he aims to return to full health
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Wife Irene has revealed sportsman is 'not the guy I know at the moment'
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Said he only managed to say her name for the first time a few days ago

Question: I was on my way out and he said "@placeholder" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'

Answer: Irene

Answer: Wife Irene


The millionaires of Formula One, with black armbands and a minute’s silence, paid tribute to the victims of Islamic terrorism as the pall of Paris reached across to Sao Paulo. Romain Grosjean, the only Frenchman among the 20 drivers, enlisted three peers to help hold the Tricolore. In the middle of the line in the humid heat of the grid before the Brazilian Grand Prix stood Jean Todt, the FIA president, his hand on a banner carrying a road safety slogan. Bernie Ecclestone, the almost all-powerful head of the sport, stood next to him. 1. Nico Rosberg (Germany) Mercedes 1:31:09.090
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Nico Rosberg holds off Lewis Hamilton to secure second place in drivers' championship
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Hamilton pushed his team-mate hard at the first corner, but Brit could not get past
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The world champion looked to be closing on Rosberg with 22 laps to go, but German stretched his lead to win
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Formula One paid its respects to Paris victims before the start, but race itself was not much of a contest

Question: @placeholder got away cleanly and defended his lead into the first corner.

Answer: Nico Rosberg

Answer: Nico Rosberg

Answer: Rosberg


West Ham are continuing to pursue Rob Green - although the Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper’s £50,000-a-week wage demands could prevent his return to Upton Park. Sportsmail also understands that relations between the two clubs are now difficult in the aftermath of West Ham chairman David Sullivan questioning the fitness of QPR striker Charlie Austin. The Hammers host Bournemouth on Saturday, with No 1 Adrian beginning his three-game suspension after seeing red against Leicester last week. Darren Randolph will deputise in his absence and manager Slaven Bilic has no qualms throwing the summer freebie in - despite him conceding 12 goals against the Cherries last season.
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West Ham boss Slaven Bilic is hoping to bring Rob Green to Upton Park
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Green's high wage demands could price West Ham out of a deal
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Darren Randolph will start in place of the suspended Adrian
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's new Fantasy Football game

Question: @placeholder is also desperate to land a striker this month, having seen a £3.5m bid for Burak Yilmaz turned down from Galatasaray this week.

Answer: Slaven Bilic


Three men accused of being agents of the Syrian government have been executed in a shocking new video, Islamic State has claimed. The barbaric footage, released earlier today, shows the men kneeling in the middle of a dusty road in Deir ez-Zor, Syria, as a militant brandishing a sharpened sword stands behind them. It comes just one day after the extremist group claim to have shot and beheaded more than 30 Ethiopian Christians in Libya. Each of the men are forced on to their hands and knees in the war-torn street before they are beheaded The harrowing video shows the sword used to kill the men being forged and sharpened for the executions
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Men were executed on a dusty road in Deir ez-Zor, Syria, ISIS claimed
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Sick video shows the executioner's sword being sharpened before killings
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Prisoners were shackled in chains and dressed in orange jumpsuits
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Just one day after  30 Ethiopian Christians were shot and beheaded in Libya

Question: They also demanded that @placeholder living under its rule pay a 'special tax' known as jizya.

Answer: Christians


NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- Flight attendant Sheela Joshi is 5 feet, 4 inches and 148 pounds. Air India has strict weight parameters that all attendants must meet. When they don't, the airline grounds them. Her employer, Air India, says she is too fat to fly. Joshi, 50, has been an air hostess -- as they are still called in India -- for the national airline for 26 years. But she's been grounded because the airline has done away with its wiggle room on weight. Until two years ago, Air India allowed an attendant's weight to vary within 6.6 pounds (3 kilograms) of a specified limit. It has since put in place strict weight parameters that all attendants must meet. When they don't, the airline grounds them without pay until they shed the excess pounds.
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Until two years ago, Air India allowed an attendant's weight to vary within 6.6 pounds
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Weight-discrimination lawsuits forced U.S. carriers to do away with weight limits
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In India, the attendants are not deemed medically unfit -- just over the weight limit

Question: @placeholder fought back, saying the employees knew the job requirements when they signed up and didn't express concern.

Answer: Air India

Answer: Air India

Answer: Air India

Answer: Air India


A minor league baseball team in Utah has canceled a scheduled 'Caucasian Heritage Night' after a wave of backlash on social media and its communicator director has resigned after his concerns were ignored. The event description on the Orem Owlz's calendar read 'Irish, Italian, Scandinavian, German...or even Utahn! Whatever your background, celebrate it at the Home of the Owlz!' The team, an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, said yesterday the night was meant to 'make fun of everyday normalcies', by including Wonder Bread on burgers with mayonnaise, clips from Friends and Seinfeld and 'trying to solve the vertical leaping challenge'.
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Orem Owlz August 10 event read 'Irish, Italian, Scandinavian, German...or even Utahn! Whatever your background, celebrate it'
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Team said the night was supposed to be a joke that would include burgers on Wonder Bread and clips from Friends and Seinfeld
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Owlz canceled the event on Friday and said 'we understand, in light of recent tragic events, that our intentions have been misconstrued'
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Communications director Joey Zanaboni resigned and said he disagreed with the event and warned the front office there would be backlash
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Zanaboni, who only found out about the event after he began work two weeks ago, said his concerns were ignored

Question: I can confirm that I have resigned from the @placeholder.

Answer: Orem Owlz

Answer: Orem Owlz

Answer: Owlz

Question: In keeping with this, I will not be providing names or information on any specific members of the @placeholder front office who supported this event and ensured that it got on the official promo calendar.

Answer: Orem Owlz

Answer: Home of the Owlz!

Answer: Orem Owlz

Answer: Owlz

Question: I did not want a decision made by the organization's front office without my support to affect the work that I am passionate about but, in the end, the matter is simple: I have made the choice to no longer be part of the @placeholder and will not be involved with them going forward.

Answer: Orem Owlz

Answer: Orem Owlz

Answer: Owlz


It was the summer of 2009 and the Belgian national team was at their lowest ebb. Disjointed, demotivated and guilty of throwing away a solid start to qualifying for the 2010 World Cup, they lurched from one disastrous result to the next. Home and away defeats to an Edin Dzeko-inspired Bosnia and Herzegovina spelt the end for Rene Vandereycken, a coach whose decisions had always come under close scrutiny. And by the time caretaker Franky Vercauteren had overseen a demoralising 5-0 loss to Spain and an equally embarrassing loss in Armenia, any hopes of a place at the party in South Africa had been scattered to the four winds.
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Belgium take on Wales in important Euro 2016 qualifier on Friday night
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They enter the game ranked second by FIFA - second only to Germany
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It marks an incredible rise from their lowly position of 66th in 2009
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Coach Marc Wilmots has overseen development of a 'Golden Generation'
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Now Eden Hazard, Marouane Fellaini and the rest will challenge in finals
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Gareth Bale v Hazard: Real Madrid and Chelsea stars go head-to-head

Question: By the end of 2012, they had risen to a much more respectable 21st on the @placeholder ladder and a year later were 11th.

Answer: FIFA

Question: As their 64-place rise in the world shows, Belgium have certainly evolved over the past five years and, if this trajectory continues, don't be surprised to see them challenging for honours at @placeholder.

Answer: Euro 2016


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's nominee to head the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration knows the agency very well -- he's the chief executive officer of a company that has fought over the use of the agency's data. For years, Barry Myers, the CEO of AccuWeather, pushed for private companies to be able to use and monetize the weather reporting gathered through US government satellites and accumulated through agencies like NOAA. If confirmed, the business leader whom the White House touted in a statement Wednesday as "one of the world's leading authorities on the use of weather information" would lead the agency charged with deciding how the public accesses that very same data.
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AccuWeather -- which is currently run by Myers' brother, Joel -- is a top private provider of weather data
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Barry Myers would lead the agency charged with deciding how the public accesses that very same data

Question: An @placeholder spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the criticism being aimed at Myers and his brother's donations.

Answer: AccuWeather

Answer: AccuWeather


First it was pricey delicacies like lobster and caviar, then luxury meats such as duck and venison. Now classic French wines are the latest middle-class staple to be given the Lidl treatment, as the budget supermarket has announced a new range of 40 affordable bottles. Bosses at the German retailer say the new range will focus on providing top quality wines, but at the chain's signature low prices. The supermarket has consistently won awards for its wine range, including a £12million 'Claret Offensive' sale last year aimed at tempting in wealthier customers. This year's range will feature bottles from some of France's most famous regions, including Bordeaux, Burgundy, Alsace, The Loire and Rhone Valley.
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French range includes bottles from Bordeaux, Alsace, and Rhone Valley
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Cheapest is Corbieres Rose at £4.99, while rose Champagne costs £16.99
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Lidl recently beat Aldi to title of best value wine retailer for second year

Question: The cheapest bottle on offer is a £4.99 @placeholder from southern France, which is most famous for its red wine, but also produces easy-sipping roses.

Answer: Corbieres Rose


Ann Arbor, Michigan (CNN) -- Even among the hundreds of applications, this one stood out. Most applicants to creative writing programs submit stories about the angst of their suburban childhoods. This writer's stories concerned the daily ordeals of a boy living with his family on the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, and the horrific plight of a Rwandan girl whose mother is Tutsi and father Hutu. Not only did the applicant have what writers call "material," he was blessed with an uncanny ear for human speech and the poetry to describe his characters' very unpoetic lives. I can still remember the young Kenyan boy watching his mother decant the glue she intends to sniff. The glue, the boy tells us, "glowed warm and yellow in the dull light," and when his mother had poured enough, "she cut the flow of the glue by tilting the tin up. The last stream of gum entering the bottle weakened and braided itself before tapering in midair like an icicle."
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Eileen Pollack: There was concern about Uwem Akpan's application to a writing program
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She says he fit in well and his talent soon became evident
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Akpan's blessed with great talent for hearing people and with poetic writing ability, she says
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His book of stories about African children has been selected by Oprah's book club

Question: Then, a year later, it published a revised version of the story about the half-@placeholder, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.

Answer: Tutsi


Tyson Fury ended the decade long reign of the great Wladimir Klitschko with a display of astonishing nerve and virtuosity – just as he said he would. Despite clearly getting the better of the 39-year-old Ukranian the decision was never guaranteed with the fight taking place in Germany. But the judges gave Fury the nod that he deserved with unanimous cards of 115-112 twice and 116-111, and he was leading throughout the fight on Sportsmail's Boxing correspondent Jeff Powell's scorecard - and he scored it 115-113 at the end in favour of the British fighter. The Gypsy King took the first three rounds to take the fight away from the champion in his own backyard and put him on the back foot.
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Tyson Fury beat Wladimir Klitschko on all three judges scorecard's
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Sportsmail's Jeff Powell scored the fight 115 to 113 for the new champion
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Fury won the first three rounds on our scorecard and led throughout

Question: The @placeholder came back to edge the fourth round and then landed his first big right of the fight to move back within touching distance.

Answer: Ukranian


Charities continued to use a cold-calling company even after being told it was pressuring people with dementia, it emerged last night. The British Red Cross, Oxfam, Macmillan and the NSPCC have all pledged to review their fundraising practices since being caught using the call centre to hound people on the Government's 'no-call' list. The charities were also taking donations from people with dementia and their fundraisers were being told to use 'brutal' tactics to get money, a Mail investigation revealed. All the charities have promised to investigate and several have suspended their relationship with the GoGen call centre. But it has emerged the charities were warned last year that this company was pressuring people with dementia. Yet all of them continued to use it for telephone campaigns.
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British Red Cross, Oxfam, Macmillan and the NSPCC all pledged a review
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They used call centre which hounded people on Government's 'no-call' list
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Company was found to have pressured a vulnerable woman with dementia
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Several charities have suspended their relationship with GoGen call centre

Question: The NSPCC were paying @placeholder £65,000 for a cold-calling campaign while Macmillan were paying them £55,000 to call supporters and ask for more money.

Answer: GoGen

Answer: GoGen


(CNN) An Emirati aid ship headed for war-torn Yemen was hit by an airstrike launched by Houthi rebels, according to official UAE state news agency, WAM. A Houthi spokesperson told CNN the Iranian-allied group was responsible for Saturday's attack, which occurred as the vessel headed for the port city of Aden. The Saudi-led Arab coalition, which has been fighting in support of the Yemeni government under President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, called the attack a "dangerous indication" and launched a rescue mission for those aboard the stricken ship. The vessel, owned by the UAE's National Marine Dredging Company, was reportedly delivering medical aid and other supplies when it came under fire in the Bab al-Mandab Strait -- which lies between the southern tip of Yemen and Djibouti and Eritrea in the Horn of Africa -- according to the WAM report.
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Saudi-led Arab coalition called the attack a "dangerous indication"
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Vessel attacked en route to Aden, which is under government control
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Houthi rebels control the country's capital, Sanaa

Question: ''This comes as a serious indicator to confirm the orientation of these militias to carry out terrorist operations targeting the international navigation and relief ships in Bab al-Mandab Strait," the coalition said in a statement posted on @placeholder.

Answer: WAM

Answer: WAM


(CNN) -- In his Oscar-nominated role as Vincent Mancini in The Godfather: Part III, Andy Garcia played a ruthless, murderous mob boss with a violent temper. But this week the Hollywood star is doing his shooting on the golf course. And the Corleone family will have to accept that every score he brings in at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am will go to charity. The Godfather, it appears, has gone legit. "I love to golf," Garcia told CNN. "I get out once a week and play with guys like Joe Pesci, Jack Nicholson and George Lopez. I just turn up and play with whoever's waiting to go. It's a great way of meeting people and being sociable."
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Actor Andy Garcia will be among the celebrities at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am
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The annual PGA Tour event in California pairs celebrities with professional golfers
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The tournament was started by Bop Hope in 1937 and has raised $85 million for charity
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American Dustin Johnson has won the event the last two years in a row

Question: "The acting experience helps you focus, and I'm used to the crowds, but I still get those jitters on the first tee at @placeholder," he said.

Answer: Pebble Beach National Pro-Am

Answer: Pebble Beach Pro-Am


(CNN) President Donald Trump has said he was thinking of "this Russia thing" when he decided to fire FBI Director James Comey, who had been leading the bureau's investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Trump told NBC News that he was frustrated by the ongoing investigation and believed it was motivated by Democrats' fury at losing the election. It was the first time that Trump had explicitly tied the Russia probe to his rationale for firing Comey. It was one of a series of explanations for dismissing the FBI director, some of which directly contradict those offered earlier by top White House officials.
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It was the first time that Trump had explicitly tied the Russia probe to his rationale for firing Comey
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The interview on Thursday capped a week of contradictory statements on Comey

Question: RELATED: The @placeholder's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling

Answer: White House


(CNN) -- From fighting common colds to cancer, Chinese herbal medicines have long been touted for their healing properties. But this week, environmental group Greenpeace says it found many herbs purchased from Chinese and Hong Kong retail stores contain alarming levels of harmful pesticides. One herb, a sample of San Qi flower purchased from popular chain Beijing Tong Ren Tang, contained over 500 times the EU safety limit of a restricted pesticide. Another herb contained over 100 times that limit, according to the report. Beijing Tong Ren Tang did not return calls for comment. Of the 65 herbs sampled by Greenpeace, 51 contained pesticides with 26 having chemicals classified as "extremely or highly hazardous" by the World Health Organization, it said.
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Greenpeace: Of 65 herbs tested, 26 contained "highly hazardous" pesticides
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Greenpeace: One herb contained over 500 times European safe limit of pesticide
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NEW: Hong Kong Department of Health says it is "concerned about the findings"
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Scientist says pesticides do not necessarily pose risk; boiling herbs can help

Question: Wang said the @placeholder government has "no regulation or guidance" regarding the use of pesticides with herbal crops.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese


(CNN) Trump's "locked and loaded" standoff with North Korea has Americans in high anxiety, hair-pulling among White House officials may be stalling his agenda, Robert Mueller's Russia campaign-interference probe appears to be heating up with the recent FBI raid of President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and Trump faces the lowest-ever approval ratings for a president at this time in his first term. But things may be getting worse for the President: "Saturday Night Live" is back! Starting last night and airing the next three Thursdays, we will see an all-new, 30-minute live prime-time edition of "Weekend Update."
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"SNL"'s new "Weekend Update" show in prime time skewered Trump, who's very sensitive to "SNL," writes Dean Obeidallah
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Obeidallah: Show provides comic catharsis for America between "SNL" seasons. Silver lining for Trump? Episodes only 30 minutes

Question: The show used comedy to remind us of the Trump-related scandals that have continued apace during the three months inter-season period while "@placeholder" has been off the air.

Answer: Saturday Night Live

Answer: SNL

Answer: SNL

Answer: SNL


(CNN) -- Need more evidence that Facebook's real-name-only policy has its flaws? Well, here you go: A few days ago, Facebook allegedly kicked famous author Salman Rushdie off of its social network, and then asked him to change his posted name to Ahmed if he wanted to return. Rushdie -- known for his outspokenness -- went on a rant about the incident on Twitter, where he has more than 100,000 followers. Facebook eventually "buckled," he wrote Monday. Here's a play-by-play of what happened, according to Rushdie's Twitter feed, which I condensed: "Amazing. 2 days ago FB deactivated my page saying they didn't believe I was me. I had to send a photo of my passport page," he wrote. "Then they said yes, I was me, but insisted I use the name Ahmed which appears before Salman on my passport and which I have never used.
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Author Salman Rushdie takes to Twitter to protest Facebook
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The social network wanted him to change his posted name to Ahmed, he says
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Facebook requires users to go by their real names
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Rushdie is famous for "The Satanic Verses" and several other works

Question: "Now they have reactivated my FB page as 'Ahmed Rushdie,' in spite of the world knowing me as @placeholder.

Answer: Salman Rushdie

Answer: Rushdie

Answer: Rushdie

Answer: Salman

Answer: Salman Rushdie

Answer: Rushdie


A 266lb mother-of-two realized that to get healthy and lose the weight, she needed to conquer her grief over her child suffering shaken baby syndrome at the hands of a caregiver 16 years ago. Jackie Rodriguez from Highlands Ranch, Colorado, was up to the heaviest weight she'd ever been when she reached out to Chris Powell from Extreme Weight Loss for help. 'Honestly, I know how it got this bad, but I can't believe I let myself get this big,' she said at the beginning of the latest episode of the hit ABC show. Jackie explained that she was an active kid, 'running around the neighborhood like crazy', cheerleading, and playing softball. But when her first child, Hunter, was 14 months old, her life changed forever.
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Jackie Rodriguez, 44, weighed 266lbs when she first joined the Extreme Weight Loss cast
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The Colorado mother-of-two got down to 144lbs over the course of a year, during which time she trained with Olympic swimmer Amy Van Dyken
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She also found the strength to forgive the babysitter who inflicted brain damage on her son, Hunter, 16 years ago
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Hunter spent a period of time blind and in a wheelchair, and though he can now see and walk, he still struggles with everyday tasks

Question: @placeholder continued to push herself through boot camp, losing 68lbs and getting down to 198lbs at her three-month weigh-in.

Answer: Jackie Rodriguez

Answer: Jackie

Answer: Jackie Rodriguez


One of Britons' favourite places to visit in North Africa has been named the world's top destination by TripAdvisor users. With its desert landscape and bustling souks, Marrakech came out on top in the website's annual Travellers' Choice Awards for the first time. It finished ahead of Siem Reap in Cambodia and Istanbul in Turkey, which finished second and third, respectively. London missed out on a spot in the top five, finishing sixth. Scroll down for video Marrakech came out on top in TripAdvisor's annual Travellers' Choice Awards for the first time Hanoi, Vietnam and Prague, Czech Republic rounded out the top five.
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Marrakech has been rated the world's best destination for the first time
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Results came from the website's annual Travellers' Choice awards
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Siem Reap, Istanbul and Hanoi also made the top ten world locations

Question: In fourth place, @placeholder offered the cheapest hotel rooms at under £30 a night.

Answer: Hanoi

Answer: Hanoi


Washington (CNN) It's still undecided whether Donald Trump will continue to support forced deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants living in the US, his campaign manager said Sunday. But Trump himself insisted Monday, "I'm not flip-flopping." "I'm not flip flopping," the Republican presidential nominee told Fox News on the issue Monday. "We want to come up with a fair but firm process. Fair but firm." He did not, however, provide any specifics or elaborate on his position further. When asked by repeated questioning by CNN's Dana Bash on "State of the Union" on Sunday whether Trump stood behind the idea of a deportation task force, Kellyanne Conway, Trump's new campaign manager, responded, "to be determined."
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Donald Trump was reported to have backed off the idea of deporting millions, in a meeting
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That stood in sharp contrast with what has been a central theme of the GOP nomiee's campaign

Question: @placeholder played a clip of Trump speaking about a deportation force last fall, saying it would be done "humanely," repeatedly asking if that was still the position of the campaign or whether Trump was backing off.

Answer: Dana Bash


(CNN) On the hot summer night on of July 12, 1967, two white policemen in Newark, New Jersey, arrested an African-American cabdriver named John Smith for "tailgating" and driving in the wrong direction. The police also accused Smith of physical assault and using offensive language. Race relations had been growing more tense over the year as Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio announced a series of decisions that had angered the African-American community. Some of the residents who were living across the street from where the arrest took place walked out of their homes to watch the incident. Smith was badly beaten. As the police hauled him to the Fourth Precinct station, word spread within the community about what was happening. African-American taxi drivers sent out reports through their radios. A crowd slowly gathered to monitor and protest Smith's treatment. Word quickly spread about the arrest and what was taking place inside the station.
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Julian Zelizer: On July 12, 1967, riots erupted in Newark, New Jersey, after an African-American man was pulled over and beaten by two white policemen
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The fiftieth anniversary of the riots is a reminder that we still face some of the same issues of racism in policing and criminal justice, writes Zelizer

Question: In recent years, these issues received renewed attention when citizens used their smartphones to capture videos of police engaging in violent and lethal behavior against @placeholder-American men.

Answer: African

Answer: African

Answer: African

Answer: African