(CNN) The inspector general for the Department of Homeland Security has opened an investigation into an allegation by a Transportation Security Administration official that he was instructed to racially profile Somali-Americans. The DHS Office of Inspector General announced the investigation in a short statement on Thursday. It did not provide further details. Andrew Rhoades, the current TSA assistant federal security director at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, testified before the House Oversight Committee last week that he was told by his superior to profile Somali-Americans. Minneapolis has one of the nation's largest Somali populations. At the Minneapolis TSA administrative office, Rhoades said he often assists Somali travelers having difficulties traveling by directing them to apply to the Department of Homeland Security Traveler Redress Inquiry program. The program is for individuals who have questions or need help resolving difficulties they experienced during their travel screening at transportation hubs -- such as airports and train stations -- or crossing U.S. borders.
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Andrew Rhoades testified before a House panel that he was told to profile Somali-Americans
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Minneapolis has one of the nation's largest Somali populations

Question: "@placeholder takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.

Answer: Transportation Security Administration

Answer: TSA

Answer: TSA


Police have identified the suspect who allegedly shot a police officer eye during a vehicle stop, sending him into a coma where he's now fighting for his life. Officer John Moynihan, 34, was attacked when he pulled over suspected gang members in Boston, Massachusetts, on Friday evening. The suspect, identified as 41-year-old Angelo West, was shot dead by other officers at the scene in Boston on Friday evening after he opened fire. A female bystander was shot in the arm. West allegedly shot Moynihan 'point blank' and emptied his revolver in the unprovoked attack, police said, according to the Boston Globe.
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A team of Boston police officers pulled over car with 3 people in it
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Officer John Moynihan approached, was shot 'point blank' under his right eye, now in a coma
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His colleagues fatally shot  the suspect, identified as Angelo West, 41
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West allegedly emptied his revolver in the unprovoked attack, police say
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Officer Moynihan was awarded for his work during shoot-out with Boston Bombing suspects

Question: Evans said @placeholder is undergoing tests there is being monitored for bleeding in his brain.

Answer: John Moynihan

Answer: Moynihan

Answer: John Moynihan

Answer: Moynihan


Mexican drugs lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman's pampered children have taken to Twitter to boast of their fabulous wealth and lavish lifestyles - all paid for by the proceeds of organised crime. Outrageous images posted online by El Chapo's three sons and his daughter show off their gilded lives of fast cars, endless parties and wild animals kept as pets. Guzman, 60, head of the all-powerful Sinaloa Cartel and worth an estimated $3billion (£2billion) is one of the world's richest - and most wanted - men after his dramatic Shawshank-style escape from New Mexico's maximum security Altiplano prison. Since his audacious bid for freedom, El Chapo's eldest son Ivan Archivaldo Guzman has taunted the Mexican the bungling authorities who launched their biggest-ever manhunt with 25,000 federal agents looking for him.
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Billionaire drugs boss 'El Chapo' Guzman is one of the world's most wanted men after his daring escape from jail
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While on the run, he has taken to Twitter to taunt his enemies and police hunting him
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El Chapo's four kids have also been online boasting about their privileged lives of supercars cars, diamond-encrusted guns, and pet wild cats
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In one picture his oldest son has an AK-47 rifle resting on the gear box of a red Ferrari, while another has a lion cub on a Bentley

Question: As much as he posts pictures, the acting boss is particularly vocal over @placeholder, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.

Answer: Twitter

Answer: Twitter


From avoiding relegation on the final day of the season (twice!) to beating city rivals Liverpool to fourth spot a decade ago, Everton's 23 seasons of Premier League football have been varied to say the least. Roberto Martinez's men could only manage a disappointing 11th place finish last term, but would any of the current crop make it into the Toffees' all-time XI? Here, Sportsmail looks back over the Premier League era to pick the very best players to have worn the club's famous royal blue jersey. His best years may have been behind him at the Premier League's inception in 1992 but Southall remains the finest goalkeeper in the club's 137-year history.
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Four current Everton players make our greatest Premier League XI
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1995 FA Cup winners Neville Southall and Dave Watson are included
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No place for Wayne Rooney, Thomas Gravesen or Gary Speed
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Duncan Ferguson leads the line with support from Tim Cahill

Question: Despite being an Everton player for less than two years, Kanchelskis was the club's most naturally gifted player of the 1990s, tormenting defences and earning a place in the hearts of @placeholder.

Answer: Everton

Answer: Everton


QPR boss Chris Ramsey was furious with his side's poor finishing and shoddy defending in their Capital One Cup second-round exit at home to Carlisle. The League Two outfit won 2-1 at Loftus Road, where substitute Jason Kennedy netted a 79th-minute winner to earn them a third-round trip to Liverpool. Rangers have conceded two goals in five of their six matches this season. 'We've conceded two very soft goals again. I'm not happy. We've conceded two goals in every game and that cannot be right,' said Ramsey. 'It means that teams are coming to us and rubbing their hands, knowing that they're going to score. It means we then have to score three or four goals to win a game and that's not right.
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QPR were embarrassed in the Capital One Cup as Carlisle beat them 2-1
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Jay Emmanuel-Thomas equalised for QPR after Derek Asamoah's opener
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Sub Jason Kennedy netted a 79th-minute winner for the League Two side
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Rangers boss Chris Ramsey admitted his side conceded two soft goals

Question: 'They should be capable of overcoming a team like @placeholder.

Answer: Carlisle

Answer: Carlisle


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Aides to then-Attorney General Alberto Gonzales improperly considered political affiliations and ideologies in hiring, but Gonzales was unaware of those actions, according to results of an investigation released Monday by the Justice Department internal watchdog. The report cited White House liaison Monica Goodling as the key operative behind many of the political moves. The report provides no indication criminal laws were violated but cites illegal civil actions involving discrimination in hiring. Investigators, however, said no penalties are likely because the aides no longer work for the Justice Department. Monica Goodling, the White House liaison for the attorney general, was the key operative behind many of the politicized decisions involving career prosecutors and immigration judges, the report says.
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NEW: Ex-aide's lawyers reject congressman's suggestion that she may have lied
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NEW: Current attorney general calls report "disturbing"
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Report: Ex-Attorney General Alberto Gonzales was unaware of politicized hirings
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Violations were civil in nature, not criminal, according to report

Question: In a brief statement, @placeholder said, "Political considerations should play no part in the hiring of career officials at the Department of Justice."

Answer: Alberto Gonzales

Answer: Gonzales

Answer: Alberto Gonzales


Social media fitness guru Kayla Itsines has legions of loyal and adoring fans and boasts over four million on Instagram alone. But following the release of her eagerly anticipated Sweat With Kayla app on Sunday, outraged fans have taken to social media to share their disappointment. The app was designed by the 24-year-old Australian to transfer her popular Bikini Body Guides to a mobile format, offering weekly coaching, 28-minute workouts, meal plans and new guides for existing members. 'Everything you thought you knew about the BBG has changed! Sweat With Kayla is your training companion and gateway to the largest female fitness community in the world,' Ms Itsines wrote on Instagram.
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Fitness guru Kayla Itsines released her app Sweat With Kayla on Sunday
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It includes a new Bikini Body Guide, meal plans and training information
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The app has been criticised by loyal fans and current members online
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They say it is too expensive, 'buggy' and includes no new content
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They also say it doesn't benefit current members of the Bikini Body Guide
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Others have defended it, saying it is a cheap and effective fitness app
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Ms Itsines has promised to listen to all feedback from fans

Question: 'The happiness of the @placeholder has and always will be, my #1 priority.

Answer: BBG


Hopes of a deal to prevent Greece crashing out of the euro have been raised after Alexis Tsipras finally conceded that his country must cut pensions as a bailout deadline nears. The Greek Prime Minister last night met with 19 eurozone leaders in Brussels, where he offered a package of economic reforms in an attempt to gain the approval of the country's creditors. Although a final agreement with the EU, IMF and European Central Bank, remains out of reach, the move has raised hopes that Greece will not default on a €1.6 billion (£1.1 billion) loan from the International Monetary Fund, which is due to be repaid at the end of the month.
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Alexis Tsipras offered a package of economic reforms at eurozone meeting
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Pledged higher taxes and new austerity measures - including pension cuts
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Comes as the Greek PM tried to gain the approval of the country's creditors
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Greece is working to avoid defaulting on a €1.6 billion loan from the IMF
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But Tsipras - whose radical left wing party Syriza was elected on an anti-austerity platform - must now get his government to accept the measures

Question: The @placeholder proposals were a last-ditch bid to unlock the final 7.2-billion-euro tranche of its current bailout programme.

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece

Answer: Greek

Answer: Greece


England's wait for a World Cup final appearance will extend beyond half a century after their Lionesses suffered the heart-break of an injury-time own-goal in their semi-final against Japan. Centre back Laura Bassett had been a rock throughout for Mark Sampson’s side but it was she who turned into her own net with the tie having looked destined for extra-time after a gripping 90 minutes which included two controversial spot-kicks. It was the defending champions who seized a barely-deserved lead when Claire Rafferty was punished for a foul clearly outside of the area and captain Aya Miyama converted. But England were soon on level terms when Fara Williams netted from the spot after Steph Houghton had taken a questionable flop.
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Japan won a contentious penalty, Claire Rafferty bringing down Saori Ariyoshi outside the box
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Aya Miyama slotted past Karen Bardsley to put the holders ahead in the 33rd minute
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Seven minutes later, England were awarded their own debatable spot kick after a foul on Steph Houghton
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Williams stepped up to level to give England a timely boost before the break
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With the tie headed for extra-time, Laura Bassett prodded Rumi Utsugi's dangerous ball into her own net
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Holders Japan go on to meet USA in a repeat of the last World Cup final four years ago
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Japan 2-1 England: Five things we learned
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Sampson: My players deserved more than that
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Japan 2-1 England: Player ratings

Question: @placeholder stole a yard on the shoulder of Rafferty and, in a desperate bid to recover the situation, the England full-back sent her opponent toppling on the fringe of the area.

Answer: Saori Ariyoshi


BURLINGTON, VERMONT (CNN) Bernie Sanders, the man who is leading in New Hampshire and giving Hillary Clinton a run for her money in Iowa, is coming to terms with a new reality: The media is taking him seriously. Since launching his campaign last May, Sanders has received vastly less media attention than his chief Democratic opponent, while his chances of becoming the party's nominee were largely dismissed by pundits and commentators — despite the fact that, like a certain senator before him, he draws far larger crowds, boasts a remarkably enthusiastic volunteer base, and, though he doesn't have as much money as Clinton, set an all-time record with more than 2.3 million campaign contributions last year.
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The press has given Sanders scant coverage when compared to Hillary Clinton
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The Vermont senator is neck-and-neck in Iowa and leading in New Hampshire

Question: In this case, conventional wisdom held that @placeholder would waltz to the Democratic nomination without being seriously contested.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Question: The media acknowledged the large crowds, but the @placeholder campaign felt that pundits came up with endless ways to dismiss their importance.

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Question: Jonathan Tasini, a @placeholder surrogate, called the coverage "a professional failure."

Answer: Bernie Sanders

Answer: Sanders

Answer: Sanders


A father has criticised Tesco for making him feel 'like a criminal' after store staff wrongly accused him of using their free internet access to run a business. Freelance writer Tony Loton, 45, and his son Matthew sat down in the cafe in a store in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, after buying a pot of tea. The father-of-two was about to use his computer when he was approached by a manager, who said someone had complained that he was coming into the cafe every day to take advantage of the free wi-fi. However, Mr Loton, of Middlewich, Cheshire, insisted this was not true and said he was left feeling angry after being embarrassed in front of his son and other shoppers.
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Tony Loton, 45, said staff accused of him using wi-fi 'for business' in cafe
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Freelance writer had bought pot of tea with his son in Stoke-on-Trent store
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He said store manager approached him and made him feel 'like a criminal'
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Tesco has now apologised and offered Mr Loton's family free tea and cake

Question: Mr Loton said he goes to the Tesco Extra store once a week when he makes the trip from his Cheshire home  to visit his parents in Stoke-on-@placeholder.

Answer: Trent

Answer: Trent


Luis Suarez says he nutmegged Paris Saint-Germain defender David Luiz twice because it was his quickest way to goal. The Barcelona forward scored a brace in his side's 3-1 win over PSG in the Champions League quarter final to put the Spanish side firmly in control in the tie. And Suarez said: 'A striker is always looking for goals and the two moves came off for me. Luis Suarez puts the ball through David Luiz's legs before scoring his second goal for Barcelona 'I had to nutmeg Luiz twice because there was nothing else I could do.' The double on Wednesday night took his tally to 17 goals for Barca this season and 11 in his last 11 games .
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Luis Suarez scored twice in Barcelona's 3-1 win over PSG
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Suarez nutmegged David Luiz on his way to scoring both goals
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The striker says the tie is not over despite Barca's two-goal advantage

Question: His second of the night was even better, again nutmegging @placeholder before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.

Answer: David Luiz

Answer: David Luiz

Answer: Luiz

Answer: David Luiz


(CNN) -- A prosecutor in the Casey Anthony trial said Wednesday that jurors might have acquitted her even if she had opened herself up to a tough cross-examination by taking the stand. "From what I am understanding from those few hints we've gotten from the jury ... it sounds like their decision was based simply on the state's case. I don't know if she would have said anything that would have changed that," assistant state attorney Jeff Ashton said on HLN's "Dr. Drew." Casey Anthony's lawyer, meanwhile, said that her acquittal signified justice for little Caylee Anthony, 2, who prosecutors unsuccessfully argued died at the hands of her mother.
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NEW: Prosecutor says jurors thought they did the right thing
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Verdict brought justice for Caylee, defense attorney says
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Ashton claims Anthony showed premeditation in the death of Caylee, 2
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The Florida prosecutor is retiring

Question: In an interview earlier Wednesday, @placeholder recalled his shock at the verdict.

Answer: Jeff Ashton

Answer: Ashton


A NCAA basketball star held court on Wednesday - but not for his ball handling skills. Nigel Hayes, 20, a sophomore forward for the Wisconsin Badgers, confidentially sat down to attend a televised press conference at the Staples Center in Los Angeles with two fellow players. But failing to realize the microphone was still running, the 6ft 7in sportsman loudly whispered to his teammate 'God she's beautiful' after spotting 43-year-old Debra Bollman - a stenographer for ASAP Sports - in the crowd. Sports star: Nigel Hayes, a sophomore forward for the Wisconsin Badgers, confidentially sat down to attend a press conference at the Staples Center in Los Angeles with two fellow players
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Nigel Hayes, 20, a sophomore forward for the Wisconsin Badgers, sat down to attend a press conference at the Staples Center in Los Angeles
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The 6ft 7in sportsman failed to realize the mic was still running and loudly whispered to his teammate 'God she's beautiful' after spotting a reporter
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The audience broke into laughter after the slip-up
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Hayes, who grew up in Toledo, Ohio, has caused quite a raucous on the microphone recently, testing stenographers with trick words such as 'cattywampus', 'antidisestablishmentarianism' and 'soliloquy'

Question: When she's not writing up sports news, @placeholder works as a real estate agent.

Answer: Debra Bollman


A daredevil has taken parkour to its limits by performing reckless stunts from a moving, tilted truck. Abdullah Omar AlAli, 21, got into the street gymnastics craze just a year ago in his home city of Dubai, United Arab Emirates - but backflips and handstands on park benches were just not enough. Instead he pulls his stunts from a Toyota Land Cruiser, which a driver tips precariously onto two wheels in another dangerous procedure known as 'sidewalk skiing'. Dicing with death: Abdullah Omar AlAli, 21, got into the street gymnastics craze parkour just a year ago - and now performs on a moving truck
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Fearless stunts are performed by amateur daredevil Abdullah Omar AlAli in his home city of Dubai, UAE
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He began practising parkour - similar to freerunning - a year ago and wanted to make his hobby more intense
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21-year-old's driver performs 'sidewalk skiing', a dangerous craze in which he tilts truck in motion on its side

Question: 'I want to show the world that the @placeholder is a place where you can find talented people.'

Answer: United Arab Emirates

Answer: UAE


Ahmed Mohammed who was arrested earlier this month for bringing a clock to school that his teachers mistook for a bomb spent the day with the stars in New York City on Sunday. The 14-year-old Muslim teen from Texas rubbed shoulders with the likes of Queen Rania of Jordan, Victoria Beckham, CEO of the National Geographic Society Gary Knell, and Adrian Grenier at the 2015 Social Good Summit hosted at Manhattan's 92 Street Y. The two day conference which examines the impact of new technology and media on social good initiatives around the world is held during UN Week from September 27-28.
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Ahmed Mohamed attended the Social Good Summit in NYC during UN Week on Sunday
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Ahmed Mohamed met with Google Co-founder Sergey Brin and attended the company's science fair in California last week
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His father, Mohamed El-Hassan Mohamed, withdrew all of his children from Irving Independent School District Schools near Dallas
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The family is still deciding where to send the children to school
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Two weeks ago the14-year-old boy was arrested after he brought a homemade clock to school
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The clock was mistaken for a bomb and he was put into handcuffs
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Ahmed was not charged, but he was suspended from school for three days
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News of the arrest sparked an outpouring of support for Ahmed, including from President Barack Obama

Question: The nation has rallied round @placeholder since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.

Answer: Ahmed Mohammed

Answer: Ahmed Mohamed

Answer: Ahmed Mohamed

Answer: Ahmed

Answer: Ahmed

Question: Adding to the growing voices of support, Wozniak said Ahmed's story reminded him of when he was at school and - far more mischievously than @placeholder - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.

Answer: Ahmed Mohammed

Answer: Ahmed Mohamed

Answer: Ahmed Mohamed

Answer: Ahmed

Answer: Ahmed


(CNN) -- When we left "The Walking Dead" crew in the midseason finale in December, the original survivors were coming head-to-head with the Governor and his followers in the isolated community of Woodbury. Gunbattles ensued, as did dramatic rescue attempts that led to a cliffhanger involving two of the show's central characters -- brothers Daryl and Merle Dixon -- in a ring, surrounded by an angry mob calling for their heads. Will Rick Grimes and the original survivors integrate into Woodbury? Or will human-on-human violence prove to be more dangerous than the roaming flesh-eaters? AMC's popular zombie series resumes on Sunday, and CNN spoke with Robert Kirkman, executive producer and creator of the original comic book series, about what fans can expect for the last half of season 3, life after outgoing showrunner Glen Mazzara and how long even the undead can survive the apocalypse on TV.
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"The Walking Dead" third season resumes Sunday
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Creator says show's about "trying to rebuild civilization in a micro sort of way"
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He says there are no plans right now for a movie

Question: You got @placeholder with his people, and they're trying to survive, and you have these two groups who are on this collision course.

Answer: Rick Grimes


Given Manny Pacquiao is on his show next week it's just as well Jimmy Kimmel didn't offend the Filipino fighter with his rendition of his inspirational ballad Lalaban Ako Para Sa Filipino. On his show Jimmy Kimmel Live the comedian sang an excerpt of the song, penned and recorded by Pacquiao to be his walk-out music for the richest fight of all time against Floyd Mayweather. Kimmel's appreciation of the song, an earnest work dedicated to Pacquiao's fellow Filipinos and with footage after the devastating Typhoon Haiyan in the video, appeared tongue in cheek. Manny Pacquiao wrote and recorded Lalaban Ako Para Sa Filipino for his walk-out music when he fights Floyd Mayweather and US talk show host Jimmel Kimmel has performed it on his live show
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US comedian Jimmy Kimmel sang Lalaban Ako in Tagalog on his show
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Pacquiao thanked Kimmel for 'trying to sing my song' in a Twitter video
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Jimmy Kimmel Live was the first US talk show the Filipino ever went on
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Pacquiao fights Floyd Mayweather Jr in Las Vegas, Nevada, on May 2

Question: After Kimmel's effort sung in the Tagalog, a language spoken by about 57 million of the @placeholder' more than 98 million people, went viral Pacman took to Twitter to thank the comedian for singing his song.

Answer: Filipinos


(CNN) Donald Trump is under fire for his vulgar comments about women in an "Access Hollywood" tape -- and one woman alleges he exhibited similar behavior in at least one other incident. A friend whom CNN anchor Erin Burnett has known for years recounted an experience she had with Trump in 2010 that echoes his words in the tape that surfaced Friday. In March 2010, the woman -- who asked not to be identified -- met Trump in a boardroom in Trump Tower. Another man -- a colleague of Burnett's friend -- was in the boardroom at the time of the incident.
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A friend whom Erin Burnett has known for years recounted the alleged incident
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The description mirrors the "Access Hollywood" tape

Question: The @placeholder campaign has not responded to a request for comment.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Tower


This the the moment an Albuquerque police officer saved a baby's life after the little girl stopped breathing while she was asleep. Officer Martin Smith was called to a family home in the Northeast Heights area of the city at around 1pm on May 14 to find seven-month-old Carly Rios turning blue in her grandmother's arms. With Carly's mother Alyssia clearly panicking in the background, Smith started blowing in the baby's face and tapping on her chest - and moments later she began to come round. Video of the incident shows Smith coming up the front steps of the house to find the baby's grandmother holding her unconscious body.
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Officer Martin Smith called to reports that a baby had stopped breathing
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Arrived before medical team to find family panicking as baby turned blue
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Rubbed child's chest and blew air in her face, which brought her round
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Seven-month-old girl has since been diagnosed with a seizure disorder

Question: Wasting no time, @placeholder can be heard asking 'Is she breathing or no?'

Answer: Martin Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Martin Smith

Question: Carly's mother can still be heard in the background saying her eyes are still rolling back, so @placeholder continues rubbing her chest and blowing in her face.

Answer: Martin Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Martin Smith

Question: Eventually the baby's eyes open and she begins making gurgling sounds, while @placeholder coos at her 'there she is, she's good'.

Answer: Martin Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Smith

Answer: Martin Smith


Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association following his half-time dismissal in Chelsea's loss at West Ham. Mourinho, who is appealing against a £50,000 fine and suspended one-match stadium ban for comments made about officials following the October 3 loss to Southampton, faces further charges after being sent to the stands by referee Jonathan Moss during the ill-tempered derby at Upton Park. A statement from the FA read: 'Jose Mourinho has been charged with misconduct in relation to his language and/or behaviour towards the match officials in or around the dressing room area at half-time.'
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Jose Mourinho has been charged by the Football Association
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Chelsea boss Mourinho sent to the stands during 2-1 defeat by West Ham
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Blues coach Silvino Louro also dismissed after Nemanja Matic red card
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Mourinho has been charged with misconduct in relation to his behaviour
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The FA have also charged West Ham for failing to control their players
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Mourinho already has a suspended stadium ban hanging over him
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Premier League champions face clash against Liverpool on Saturday
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Chelsea news: CLICK HERE for all the latest on Blues and Jose Mourinho

Question: Complained of a 'clear campaign' against @placeholder after Cesc Fabregas was denied a penalty and instead booked in a 1-1 draw at Southampton.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Question: @placeholder boss is punished for criticising referee Robert Madley following a 3-1 loss to Southampton.

Answer: Blues

Answer: Blues


Holmy, near Ukraine-Russian border (CNN) -- A low hum rises high into the onion-shaped dome of a village church. The priest, shrouded in a gold cape, peers through steel-gray eyes at the small flock standing before him, intoning ancient religious chants. A few miles of forest, swampland and rolling potato fields is all that stands between this community of 2,500 people and Ukraine's eastern border with Russia. In the congregation, tears stream down one lady's face. Hard to tell whether she's moved by the power of prayer or whether she's just plain terrified of the prospect Russian troops could invade.
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Fear of Russian invasion is palpable in the border community of Holmy
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Father Mikhail Zorivchak: "I will preach to our people to defend our homeland"
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Border region was scene of guerrilla warfare vs. Germans during WWII
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Ukrainian officer claims big buildup of Russian troops, presence of offensive weapons

Question: But I think the @placeholder will come in," she said.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russian


Clive Betts, chairman of the Communities and Local Government committee, said Ofsted's 'credibility is on the line' Ofsted's credibility suffered a major blow yesterday when scathing MPs said the inspectorate was partly to blame for the Rotherham child sex abuse scandal. The education and child protection watchdog had given a clean bill of health to the town where as many as 2,000 children were exploited by gangs. Yesterday a Parliamentary committee probing Ofsted’s work there called for urgent inspections of every council in the country with responsibility for child protection – to ensure large-scale abuse isn’t being ignored elsewhere. Clive Betts, chairman of the Communities and Local Government committee, said Ofsted’s ‘credibility is on the line’.
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As many as 2,000 children were exploited by gangs between 1997 and 2013
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MPs probing Ofsted's work there said the body's 'credibility is on the line'
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They want inspections of all councils with child protection responsibilities
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Attack came after fellow MPs found flaws in Ofsted’s handling of Trojan Horse affair

Question: ‘We conclude that the experience of whistleblowers at @placeholder was the antithesis of what a good whistleblowers policy should be,’ the MPs said.

Answer: Rotherham


The SNP will force Ed Miliband to abandon planned spending cuts from Labour's very first budget if the party holds the balance of power after the election, Alex Salmond said today. The former Scottish First Minister said the SNP would hold all 'the power' if a Labour government needed its votes to survive – and even claimed the party's surge in support showed it had been the real winner of last year's independence referendum. He said the party would demand an end to austerity – with billions of pounds more borrowing and debt – as the price of propping Mr Miliband up in power.
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Former Scottish First Minister said the SNP would hold all 'the power'
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He said the SNP would force Labour to abandon austerity after the election
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Would mean billions of pounds of extra borrowing for spending splurge
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Tory minister Anna Soubry said the threat to control UK budgets 'terrifying'

Question: 'Now he is talking up the prospect of a vote-by-vote deal with Labour - one @placeholder still refuses to rule out.

Answer: Ed Miliband

Answer: Miliband


Paris (CNN) President Donald Trump offered a staunch defense of his eldest son Thursday, saying during a carefully worded response here that Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer was a standard session that any political operative would have taken. "My son is a wonderful young man. He took a meeting with a Russian lawyer, not a government lawyer, but a Russian lawyer," he said alongside French President Emmanuel Macron at the ornate Élysée Palace. "It was a short meeting. It was a meeting that went very, very quickly, very fast." According to the emails released by Trump Jr. this week, the lawyer -- Natalia Veselnitskaya -- was described to Trump's son in an email as a "Russian government lawyer" with information that was part of the country's effort to help elect his father.
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The joint news conference featured Trump and Macron
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The President last held a news conference a week ago in Warsaw

Question: @placeholder is here on a pomp-filled celebration of transatlantic ties at a time of anxiety on both continents.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Macron is eager to develop close security ties with @placeholder, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Macron is eager to develop close security ties with Trump, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over @placeholder's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: For his part, Macron said he remained committed to the climate agreement, and would continue urging @placeholder to reconsider.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump Jr.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Standing between Andy Murray and his first grass court final since Wimbledon on Saturday is Viktor Troicki, and there will not be too much love lost. The Serbian was banned for refusing a drugs test in 2013 after losing a match in Monte Carlo, something which led Murray, who has been outspoken on the whole subject, to publicly label him ‘unprofessional’. Now they will meet in the semi-finals of the Aegon Championships after Murray, supported courtside at Queen’s Club by Jose Mourinho, saw off the big-serving challenge of Luxembourg left-hander Gilles Muller 3-6, 7-6, 6-4. Scroll down to video SINGLES SEMI-FINALS
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Gilles Muller shocked Andy Murray by winning the first set 6-3
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Murray fought back to secure a place in Saturday's semi-finals
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The Scot will face Serbian Viktor Troicki, who beat John Isner
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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho was in attendance at the Queen's Club

Question: @placeholder has always protested his innocence after being banned for 18 months and cited a paranoia about needles, his punishment later truncated to a year.

Answer: Viktor Troicki

Question: Asked if he had a problem with @placeholder being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’

Answer: Viktor Troicki


A professor at Texas Woman's University in Denton has come under fire for writing a controversial opinion piece claiming an impending law that allows firearms to be carried on college campuses could see an inflation in grades out of fear and intimidation. Jessica Gullion, an assistant professor of sociology at the university, believes that allowing students to carry guns will drastically change the power dynamic between teachers and students when discussing grades. In a piece for Newsweek, she wrote: 'Will we soon see a new sort of grade inflation, with students earning a 4.0 GPA with their firepower rather than brainpower?'
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Jessica Gullion is an assistant professor of sociology
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Penned a piece for Newsweek saying new Texas carry law will spike grades
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'Will we soon see a new sort of grade inflation, with students earning a 4.0 GPA with their firepower rather than brainpower?' she wrote
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Recounted past times that unhappy students have intimidated her
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The NRA said Gullion's beliefs were a 'paranoid delusion'
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Eight states allow firearms on college campuses

Question: @placeholder cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.

Answer: Jessica Gullion

Answer: Jessica Gullion

Answer: Gullion


(CNN) -- Like Amanda Berry, who ran to freedom Monday after years in captivity, Tonia Carmichael was abducted and held by a male captor not far from her Cleveland home. Berry, whom police took to safety along with two other women they rescued from a home at 2207 Seymour Ave., could be seen healthy and beaming in a photo snapped Monday at an area hospital. She endured 10 years of confinement, but her life will go on. Carmichael was less fortunate. Her life and those of 10 others ended just over five miles away in the notorious "House of Horrors," at 12205 Imperial Ave., at the hands of convicted sex offender Anthony Sowell, who had moved to the address after serving 15 years in prison for attempted rape.
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The abductions of women freed Monday have things in common with the "House of Horrors"
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In October 2009, 11 female bodies were discovered at one man's property
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The women in both cases had things in common with each other
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In both cases, the abductions occurred in a neighborhood the women knew

Question: Many of their bodies were exhumed in October 2009 from shallow graves on @placeholder's property.

Answer: Anthony Sowell

Question: At that time, the grisly graveyard at @placeholder's Cleveland home made Berry's aunt think of her lost niece.

Answer: Anthony Sowell

Question: @placeholder, who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.

Answer: Tonia Carmichael

Answer: Carmichael


The Ohio mother who allegedly beheaded her three-month-old baby has been released from hospital and booked into jail on aggravated murder charges. Deasia Watkins, 20, said nothing as she appeared handcuffed and in a yellow jumpsuit before a Hamilton County judge on Friday morning. Her bond was set at $500,000. A grand jury will hear evidence in the case on March 26 and will decide on an indictment. She is accused of decapitating her daughter Janiyah at her aunt's College Hill home on Monday morning before placing the knife in the child's hand and going to bed. After her family found the grisly scene, Watkins, who had previously been ordered to stay away from the child after being hospitalized with psychiatric problems, was taken to hospital for evaluation.
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Deasia Watkins, 20, appeared before a judge in Hamilton County, Ohio on Friday morning and her bond was set at $500,000
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She 'stabbed and beheaded her daughter Janiyah at her aunt's home in College Hill on Monday before going to bed'
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Janiyah had been placed in the aunt's custody after Watkins was hospitalized for psychiatric problems in January
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But the aunt allowed Watkins to move in with her and the baby last week
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Family members said that the 20-year-old had been suffering from post-partum depression and was 'speaking of demons'

Question: The five-year-old boy ran outside to get his father, who then woke up @placeholder' aunt, and together they called 911.

Answer: Deasia Watkins

Answer: Watkins

Answer: Deasia Watkins

Answer: Watkins

Answer: Watkins


Sania Mirza became the first Indian to climb to the top of the WTA doubles ranking after she teamed up with Swiss great Martina Hingis to claim the Family Circle Cup title. The 28-year-old won her third successive doubles title with Hingis, beating Casey Dellacqua and Darija Jurak 6-0, 6-4 in just 57 minutes, to achieve the top ranking milestone. 'When you start off as a child playing tennis, you dream of being No 1 in the world. It's a dream for every person; very few get there. I feel extremely honoured to be No1, it's something that I've worked for all my life,' Mirza said in a statement.
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Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis won the Family Circle Cup in Charleston
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The doubles pair beat Casey Dellacqua and Darija Jurak 6-0, 6-4
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Mirza is the first Indian female to top the doubles world rankings

Question: Mirza celebrates after clinching victory with partner Hingis in the @placeholder tournament

Answer: Family Circle Cup

Answer: Family Circle Cup

Answer: Charleston


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for the clash between Stoke and Manchester City. Stoke will get captain Ryan Shawcross back from suspension for Manchester City's visit to the Britannia Stadium. The central defender was sent off in the loss to Sunderland last weekend and served a one-match ban when the Potters beat Sheffield Wednesday in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday night. Peter Crouch (hamstring) was injured in that game and could be out for up to four weeks and while Marc Muniesa (hamstring) was back in full training this week, Shay Given (knee) and Peter Odemwingie (hamstring) remain sidelined.
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Stoke host Manchester City at the Britannia Stadium on Saturday
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Captain Ryan Shawcross is back from suspension for Stoke
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League leaders City without injured duo Sergio Aguero and Yaya Toure
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Joe Hart could return after missing last two games with hamstring problem

Question: Sergio Aguero has bagged five goals in his five Premier League appearances against @placeholder.

Answer: Stoke

Answer: Stoke

Answer: Stoke

Answer: Stoke


(CNN) It's too soon to know exactly how many children were harmed by lead-poisoned water in Flint, Michigan, the state's governor says. But officials are bracing for the possibility of a much higher tally than what blood tests have revealed so far. "There could be many more," Gov. Rick Snyder told CNN, "and we're assuming that." In an interview with CNN's Poppy Harlow on Wednesday, the state's embattled governor discussed efforts to repair damage in Flint, the investigation into how lead-poisoned water ended up in residents' homes and the class action lawsuits against the city and state. One difficulty officials are facing, Snyder said, is that lead might no longer show up in a blood test after time has passed.
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Michael Moore: Blame for Flint's water crisis "is squarely" in the governor's lap
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"It's too soon to tell" how long it will take to replace lead pipes, Michigan's governor says
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A lawsuit seeks additional water testing and replacement of Flint residents' lead water pipes

Question: Filmmaker and @placeholder native Michael Moore has been particularly vocal, saying the governor should be arrested for his role in the water crisis.

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint


Washington (CNN) The top U.S. commander for the fight against ISIS on Monday slammed the idea of "carpet bombing" the terror group. Army Lt. Gen. Sean MacFarland, who directs the coalition fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, provided the most detailed military criticism to date about the concept and detailed why it's militarily unacceptable. "Indiscriminate bombing where we don't care if we are killing innocents or combatants is just inconsistent with our values," he said in response to a question from CNN on the possibility of using carpet bombing. Though MacFarland didn't mention any political candidates by name in his answer, Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas while on the campaign trail has called for employing the practice against ISIS.
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Army Lt. Gen. Sean MacFarland detailed why carpet bombing is seen as militarily unacceptable
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The notion of carpet bombing ISIS has been brought up during the Republican presidential race

Question: Does that mean leveling the ISIS capital of Raqqa in @placeholder, where there are hundreds of thousands of civilians?"

Answer: Syria

Question: He also said, "You would carpet bomb where @placeholder is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Washington (CNN) Vice President Mike Pence will try to leave behind a White House in tumult when he arrives in Europe Friday, but he's likely to be dogged by the recent events that have thrown the Trump administration into disarray. Though he is seeking to reassure key allies such as Germany of US resolve on Russia and other issues that have rattled Western leaders, he himself faces questions about how much he's been looped in on President Donald Trump's thinking on the Kremlin. On Monday, Trump ousted his national security adviser, Michael Flynn, for misleading Pence about his conversations with the Russian ambassador. Pence, who had previously gone on television and repeated Flynn's prevarications, only discovered he was misinformed last Friday -- a full two weeks after Trump himself learned the Justice Department was looking into the matter.
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Pence is traveling abroad for the first time since taking office
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Pence arrives in Europe at a moment of deep unease for leaders

Question: Instead, he's cast @placeholder -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.

Answer: Michael Flynn

Answer: Flynn


(Ars Technica) -- These days, it seems, it's not enough for a digital device to just play games. To keep up with the smartphones and tablet computers of the world, any game system needs to at least nod in the direction of cloud-based and social networking "apps" that are all the rage with the kiddies. Sony's PlayStation Vita has now done exactly that, launching free downloadable Netflix, Twitter and Flickr apps in conjunction with the system's official debut Wednesday (though pre-orderers have had the system for a week now). Your very first encounter with two of these apps foreshadows the occasionally awkward experience to come. When you first load up Twitter or Flickr on your Vita, you're asked to click a button that opens up a web browser where you can log in to the service.
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The PS Vita is primarily a gaming device but also runs apps for Netflix, Twitter and other services
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The Vita screen's resolution isn't quite "HD," but high-definition content still looks good
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You can easily search through tweets with a handy conversation view
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Flickr has a nice interface with quick access to photostream, favorites and contacts

Question: This is the only @placeholder app so far that makes use of the system's face buttons as well as the touch screen, letting you fast forward and rewind with the analog stick or pause with the X button.

Answer: PlayStation Vita

Answer: Vita

Answer: PS Vita

Answer: Vita

Question: @placeholder rounds out the Vita's initial round of apps, with quite possibly the nicest interface of the bunch.

Answer: Flickr

Answer: Flickr

Answer: Flickr


(CNN) Until now, the classic definition of "chutzpah" has been "that quality enshrined in a man who, having killed his mother and father, throws himself on the mercy of the court because he is an orphan." If he possesses no other quality, Benjamin Golden at least has that one. Golden achieved 15 minutes of fame in October thanks to Uber driver Edward Caban, who posted his dashcam video of Golden drunkenly attacking him. The video shows Golden slumping over drunk, Caban insisting he get out of his car, and then Golden beginning to peacefully leave the car, when he thinks better of doing so (peacefully) and he starts bashing Caban in the head. Caban then pepper sprays Golden, chasing him out of his car.
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Benjamin Golden apologized for beating his driver, but by countersuing, he's compounding his bad behavior, says Marc Randazza
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"If you want a 'right to be forgotten,' it probably isn't a good idea to do something to immortalize yourself"

Question: After all, many people have done silly things in a drunken stupor, but @placeholder thought this latest move through, with counsel, and still decided it was a good idea.

Answer: Benjamin Golden

Answer: Golden

Answer: Golden

Answer: Golden

Answer: Golden

Answer: Golden

Answer: Benjamin Golden


Katy Perry has unveiled rainbow-coloured hair and dressed up as a sexy Christmas fairy for H&M's festive campaign. The 31-year-old pop princess can be seen dancing around with gingerbread men, toy soldiers and candy canes in the uplifting film for the high-street chain. But the American songstress isn't the only famous face in the merry advert - British supermodel Jourdan Dunn and Sean O'Pry - from Taylor Swift's Bad Blood music video - also star. As well as lending her good looks to the campaign, Katy has exclusively recorded her first-ever Christmas track for the advert, Every Day Is A Holiday,  which was produced by Duke Dumont.
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Katy Perry has recorded her first-ever Christmas track for the H&M advert
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The 31-year-old dances around with gingerbread men and toy soldiers
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Uplifting film also stars supermodels Jourdan Dunn and Sean O'Pry
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See more news and updates on Katy Perry's festive campaign

Question: The 31-year-old Roar hitmaker trumped her contemporary @placeholder in the much vaunted list.

Answer: Taylor Swift


Apple's latest tablet comes in a smaller, pocketable, gripable, adorable new travel size. But the iPad Mini is more than just a smaller face -- it's a whole new product with its own killer features and disappointments. Joining the iPhone and 10-inch iPad in Apple's iOS lineup, the 7.8-inch iPad enters a crowded market of 7-inch tablets. Here's a closer look at the Mini and how it stacks up against its competitors. The body Applying the patented Apple shrink-ray wasn't the only change to the iPad body. The unibody shell is smooth and rounded on the back and edges -- more so than the 10-inch iPad. The lack of sharp edges makes it more confortable to hold in your hands.
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The iPad Mini hits the spot with its perfectly portable size, but the price tag is high
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Buyers could be disappointed by the lack of a retina display on the Mini
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iPad Mini is great for consuming content, but 10-inch iPad is still best as a PC replacement

Question: The choice between @placeholder products largely depends on what you're going to use the device for.

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apple


(CNN) Migrant construction workers in Qatar, including those building stadiums for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, are working in potentially life-threatening heat and humidity, according to research carried out by Human Rights Watch (HRW.) The New York-based nonprofit group said hundreds of workers are dying every year and has urged authorities in the Gulf state to "enforce adequate restrictions on outdoor work" while also calling for regular investigations and information on worker deaths. It said migrant workers in other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries -- Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates -- were also vulnerable as statutory summer work breaks were not linked to actual weather conditions.
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Qatar will host the 2022 FIFA World Cup
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Human Rights Watch critical of Gulf state

Question: But, in a statement, @placeholder said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."

Answer: Human Rights Watch

Answer: HRW

Answer: Human Rights Watch


The prosecution of a Swedish man accused of attending a terrorist training camp in Syria has collapsed. Bherlin Gildo was due to stand trial at London's Old Bailey accused of attending a terrorist training camp between 2012 and 2013 and possessing information likely to be useful to a terrorist. But the case against him was dropped today and he was cleared of the charges after a wrangle between lawyers and the British and Swedish security services. It can now be disclosed that Gildo once posed with weaponry and dead bodies as he became a notorious propagandist for rebel groups. But the court heard that the Swedish security services helped him return to his home country after he turned his back on the group.
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Swede was arrested at Heathrow on his way to the Philippines last year
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He was accused of having attended a terror training camp in Syria
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But he had returned to Sweden with the help of Swedish security services
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Prosecution collapses after wrangle over the disclosure of information

Question: @placeholder has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.

Answer: Swedish

Answer: Swedish

Answer: Swedish

Answer: Swede

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Swedish


Netflix's second-quarter earnings continue to be boosted by hit series Orange is the New Black with the Internet video service adding 3.3 million new viewers in three months. The accelerating subscriber growth means the service, which has become sensation on the stock market, ended the period with 65.6 million customers. About 900,000 of the additional subscribers were signed up in the U.S., where Netflix Inc. now has 42.3 million customers, with much of its success put down to its hit shows. The subscriber gains overshadowed a 63 percent drop in Netflix's second-quarter earnings as the company invested heavily in an international expansion aimed at making its Internet video service available throughout the world by the end of next year.
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Streaming giant now has 65.6million customers worldwide
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Continued growth put down to hit shows like the women's prison drama
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900,000 of new customers came from the US where 42.3m are signed up

Question: The second-quarter showing provided further evidence of Netflix's increasing clout in the entertainment industry as a steadily expanding audience embraces the concept of watching video whenever they want on @placeholder-connected devices instead of being confined to cable- and satellite-TV programming set to come on at a specific time.

Answer: Internet

Answer: Internet

Question: 'It's just the latest industry that the @placeholder is transforming.'

Answer: Internet

Answer: Internet


With an endless array of sun creams on the shelves, ranging from bargain-basement options to the ridiculously expensive, FEMAIL puts six differently priced products to the test to evaluate their wearability, while dermatologist Dr Nick Lowe gives his expert verdict on the effectiveness of the ingredients. . . It also uses oxybenzone, an ingredient which appears less and less in European products after concerns were raised about allergies and also the possibility that it may disrupt hormone levels when absorbed into the body. However, it remains an approved ingredient in the U.S. And witch hazel is known to have a soothing effect.
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Sun creams range from bargain options to the ridiculously expensive
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But can a £6.50 SPF 50 offer the same protection as a one costing £158?
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FEMAIL puts six sun lotions to the test with Dr Nick Lowe's expert advice

Question: ‘Wearing a lotion with @placeholder increases the time you can spend in the sun without burning.

Answer: SPF


David Cameron threatened to close down the BBC during the general election campaign, sparking fear among broadcasters travelling with the Conservative campaign. The claim was made by the BBC's political editor, Nick Robinson, who wrote in his biography that it was hard to know whether the Prime Minister was making a joke when he made the remark on the campaign battle bus. The senior broadcaster said the PM had attacked a BBC story as 'rubbish' before adding: 'I'm going to close them down after the election.' Mr Robinson said the threat had a real impact on the organisation and added to the pressure felt by BBC staff.
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PM had responded angrily after the BBC ran a story during the election
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Allegedly 'joked' that he was going to 'close them down after the election'
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Nick Robinson said the threat had a real impact on the organisation

Question: He added that he had never met a senior @placeholder who wants to close the BBC down.

Answer: Conservative


(CNN) Rescuers wearing hard hats searched through rubble for survivors in northern Syria Monday after airstrikes hit two hospitals and a school building. The attacks killed at least 22 people, according to reports. Eight others are missing and presumed dead. Amnesty International said the hospital attacks amounted to war crimes. Critics of the Syrian government warned that the latest violence is yet another troubling sign that a planned "cessation of hostilities" in the war-ravaged country is far from taking hold. Fifteen people were killed when a hospital and a school building that was housing displaced people were struck in Azaz, in Syria's Aleppo province, according to a hospital worker on the scene. Up to 40 other people were wounded.
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"The situation is desperate," Doctors Without Borders official says
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At least 15 people are dead and up to 40 are wounded after strikes in Azaz
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In a separate attack, seven people are killed at a hospital in Idlib province

Question: The @placeholder government has not made a statement about the incident.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria


Living inside a vehicle is unimaginable for most people but it has become one family's last resort. Cao Guifen, her husband Xu Fengfeng and her mother-in-law have been living inside a minivan parked outside a hospital in Changsha, central China, for the last few days so that they could save money for expensive medical treatment for their one-year-old child The baby, named as Haohao, has been diagnosed with hydrocephalus, fluid on the brain, which has caused his head to swell to twice the size of his body, reported People's Daily Online. He will need surgery to prevent long-term damage. The family are originally from 452 miles away in Longyan, south east China, but have travelled to Changsha just for Haohao's medical treatment.
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Baby Haohao has been diagnosed with hydrocephalus, fluid on the brain
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The family have travelled to Changsha, China, for his medical treatment
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He needs surgery. It means the family must continue living in the minivan

Question: @placeholder was born around eight weeks premature in September last year.

Answer: Haohao

Answer: Haohao

Answer: Baby Haohao


(CNN) When it comes to Ja Rule and his Fyre Festival, "It's Murda" for the rapper. The star-turned-festival organizer continues to be roasted over the canceled event in the Bahamas that went from advertised fabulousness to fiasco. Attorney Mark Geragos has filed a $100 million class-action lawsuit on behalf of attendee Daniel Jung against the star (whose legal name is Jeffrey Atkins) and festival co-founder Billy McFarland. The federal lawsuit filed in central California accuses the pair of fraud and breach of contract. Attendees were promised a weekend with top-notch music groups and models in bikinis. Some paid up to $12,780 for what was advertised on the festival's website as "an immersive music festival on a remote and private island in the Exumas" featuring "the best in food, art, music and adventure."
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Rapper 50 cent trolls Ja Rule
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Lawsuit accuses Ja Rule and his partner of putting attendees in danger

Question: CNN has reached out to @placeholder's rep for comment on the suit.

Answer: Ja Rule

Answer: Ja Rule

Answer: Ja Rule


A man from Iowa made his Harry Potter-loving wife's dreams come true when he turned their home into her very own Hogwarts in celebration of her birthday. Corey Kundert, 27, got out his spell book to turn the apartment that he shares with Amanda into something akin to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. From hidden railway platforms and special potions to wanted posters and magic wands, he ensured that everything for her 26th birthday party had something to do with Harry Potter. Amanda told Seventeen how her husband had known for years just how big of a fan she was of the franchise.
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Corey Kundert, 27, from Iowa, threw his wife, Amanda, an incredibly detailed surprise Harry Potter-themed 26th birthday party
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From a secret platform 9¾ door, to specially-made broomstick snacks, the couple's living room was transformed

Question: @placeholder was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on Harry's 11th birthday.

Answer: Amanda

Answer: Amanda

Answer: Amanda


The campaign for the 2026 World Cup will be postponed in the wake of ongoing allegations against FIFA around previous tournament bids. Secretary General Jerome Valcke revealed the plans to hold off after the decision was set to be made in May 2017 at the FIFA congress in Kuala Lumpur. Despite the crisis, FIFA is pushing ahead with preparations for the 2018 World Cup in Russia and Valcke attended a meeting of the organisers in the city of Samara in the Volga region on Wednesday. Canada Mexico Colombia Morocco United States England New Zealand and Australia Kazakhstan Valcke, who has found himself at the heart of allegations that South Africa paid a $10million  (£6.5million) bribe to Jack Warner via FIFA's executive office, said after the meeting: 'Overall the preparations for the FIFA Confederations Cup and the FIFA World Cup as well as our first major event, the preliminary draw, are well under way and on schedule.'
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The bidding process for the 2026 World Cup has been suspended by FIFA
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Football's governing body was to make a decision in Kuala Lumpur in 2017
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Following the corruption scandal Jerome Valcke revealed plans to hold off
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Despite crisis FIFA will go ahead with preparations for Russia 2018
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It was announced that Sepp Blatter could be gone as early as December
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Meeting to decide presidential election date was to be held in September
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However FIFA have decided to arrange an extraordinary meeting in July

Question: @placeholder announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.

Answer: Sepp Blatter


The late Alan Bond is known for being a controversial, high-flying businessman, but behind closed doors his personal life was marred by intense grief and tragedy. Mr Bond's second wife Diana Bliss took her own life in their home and his eldest daughter Susanne died of a drug overdose, leaving behind her infant child. He says the pain of the tragedies 'were much harder than prison' and admits he would 'never fully get over' his losses. Mr Bond died on Friday at the age of 77 after complications from heart surgery, leaving behind his former wife Eileen and their three children John, Craig and Jody.
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Alan Bond died on Friday aged 77 after complications from heart surgery
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Although known as a high-flying businessman, his personal life was marred by tragedy
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He was divorced from his first wife Eileen in 1992 after 37 years of marriage
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His elder daughter Susanne died from an accidental overdose in 2000
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Second wife Diana Bliss committed suicide in 2012 in their pool while Bond was at the home
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Bond was her fulltime carer for 15 months as she struggled with depression

Question: @placeholder had been receiving treatment for her debilitating depression for years, including periods of hospitalisation and voluntary electric shock therapy just months before her death.

Answer: Diana Bliss


Cristiano Ronaldo hit yet another milestone after netting his 500th professional career goal in Real Madrid's 2-0 Champions League victory over Swedish side Malmo on Wednesday evening. The superstar has also drawn level with Spain legend Raul as the La Liga giants' all-time record goalscorer with 323 goals in all competitions after doubling his tally later in the match. Ronaldo has enjoyed spectacular success as a player with Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United and Madrid - where he has achieved the incredible tally of 323 goals in just 308 games. Following his achievement on Wednesday, Ronaldo said: 'I'm very happy. First of all because the team won. But I won't lie to you. I really wanted to beat Raul's record.
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 500th career goal in Real Madrid's 2-0 win over Malmo in the Champions League clash
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The Portuguese superstar then drew level with Raul as the La Liga giants' all-time record goalscorer with 323 goals
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Ronaldo has enjoyed spectacular success as a club player with Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United and Madrid
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Wayne Rooney has only assisted 10 of Ronaldo's goals while he has scored on 15 occasions against Barcelona

Question: The @placeholder star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.

Answer: Real Madrid


England's population is up 565,000 in the past three years because of a fresh influx of migrants, experts said yesterday. The migrant population in England is estimated to have increased by more than half a million in three years, research from the University of Oxford has revealed. Around two thirds of the 565,000 migrants thought to have come to the country between 2011 and 2014 were born in other EU countries, the study by the university's Migration Observatory said. Today the former head of the European Commission taunted David Cameron over this issue and said it was 'impossible' for Britain to reverse the trend.
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New Oxford research reveals every region has seen increase in migrants
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Of the estimated 565,000 increase a third came from outside the EU
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Majority of England's newest population went to London and south-east
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But north-east, Yorkshire and Humber say largest percentage increases
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Prime Minister had promised voters to cut net migration: 'No ifs. No buts'
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Institute for Fiscal Studies says migration causes cuts to council spending

Question: The news piles more pressure on @placeholder, whose promise to curb immigration has been shattered,

Answer: David Cameron


Former U.S. presidents cost taxpayers more than $879,000 per year in pensions, personnel, benefits, travel and office expenses, and Bill Clinton's cumulative near-$16 million total is bringing him new scrutiny as his wife makes the case for a White House run of her own. Daily Mail Online reported Clinton's take in 2014, amounting to slightly less than $1.14 million per year, based on a paper from the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service (CRS). That amount is still less than George W. Bush's $1.18 million annual haul. But since Clinton has had an eight-year head start, his overall benefits are the highest by far, totalling $15,938,000 since he left the White House in January 2001.
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The Former Presdients Act provides pensions and office expenses for Clinton, both Bushes and Jimmy Carter
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A 2014 Congressional Research Service report described the payments, pegging Clinton's total at $15.9 million, an average of $1.14 million per year
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He has an 8-year head start on George W. Bush, who nevertheless collects the most each year – an average of $1.18 million
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Some of the Clinton payouts are subsidizing staff who work at his family foundation, now closely tied to his wife Hillary
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Clinton spokesman insists the infamous private email server in the power-couple's home was paid for out of Bill Clinton's pocket

Question: ART SUBSIDY: @placeholder has taken up painting in his post-presidency, and taxpayers are buying the brushes and canvases

Answer: George W. Bush

Answer: George W. Bush


Ansbach, Germany (CNN) The Syrian suicide bomber who injured 15 people in a Sunday night attack on a music festival in Ansbach, Germany, left behind a video pledging allegiance to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann said Monday. The ISIS-affiliated media group Amaq claimed the attacker was an ISIS "soldier" in a statement the group's supporters posted online Monday, but there is no evidence he was in contact with ISIS or directed to carry out an attack. ISIS goes global: 143 attacks, 29 countries, 2,043 deaths In the video left on a mobile phone, the 27-year-old Syrian announced his threat to carry out an attack "as an act of revenge against Germans, because they obstruct Islam," Herrmann told a press conference. The man said the attack would be committed in the name of Allah as retaliation for the killing of Muslims. The bomber was killed.
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Neighbor describes bomber as a "friendly and happy" person
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The ISIS-affiliated media group Amaq claims attacker was "soldier"

Question: @placeholder accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germans


What was meant to be the holiday of a lifetime turned into a nightmare for an Australian man when the formerly fit university lecturer was left stranded in a foreign hospital for five weeks after a severe stroke. John and Christine Rose were on a holiday in Slovenia in June last year, visiting their daughter Bernadette Smon, her husband, and their grandson, when the sprightly 70-year-old suffered an unexpected and significant stroke and was rushed to hospital in the capital Ljubljana. The couple had taken out the highest level of travel insurance with Allianz Global Assistance, and despite being assured on the day of her husband's stroke that the funding needed to bring him home would be quickly provided, Mrs Rose was left helplessly begging the insurer for five weeks before any action was taken.
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John and Christine Rose were on holiday in Slovenia in 2014
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Mr Rose suffered a severe stroke and was rushed to Ljubljana Hospital
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The couple had taken out top-tier insurance with Allianz Global Assistance
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Mr Rose waited five weeks to received funding to fly him back to Australia
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Company allegedly blamed 'world events' and 'time zones' saying process is 'complex'

Question: He lost 18 kilograms while he was in hospital, and every time my mum asked why @placeholder was unable to fly my dad home they came up with an excuse,' she said.

Answer: Allianz Global Assistance

Answer: Allianz Global Assistance

Question: 'We are glad that the @placeholder family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.

Answer: Christine Rose

Answer: Rose

Answer: Christine Rose


Iain Henderson has been tipped to spearhead Ireland's new breed of enforcers in the absence of key pack leaders Paul O'Connell, Peter O'Mahony and Sean O'Brien. Ireland will be forced to reshuffle almost half their pack for Sunday's World Cup quarter-final with Argentina at the Millennium Stadium, with O'Connell and O'Mahony out of the competition and O'Brien banned. Captain O'Connell's Test career is over after 108 caps, the 35-year-old set for hamstring surgery, while flanker O'Mahony needs an operation on torn knee ligaments. O'Brien has been banned for one match for punching France's Pascal Pape, leaving scrum coach Greg Feek backing bullish back-five forward Henderson to help fill the leadership void.
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Ireland face Argentina in Rugby World Cup quarter-final on Sunday
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Their pack is being reshuffled due to injury and suspension
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Captain Paul O'Connell, out for the tournament, is the biggest loss
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Scrum coach Greg Feek has called on Iain Henderson to fill the void

Question: 'Since coming back to the new laws, I think he has come back to the fore, and the @placeholder has shown that if you don't get it quite right, anyone can hit you.

Answer: World Cup

Answer: Rugby World Cup


Eight members of a Korean pop group were detained and denied entrance to the United States and claim it is because officials thought that they were sex workers. Oh My Girl, a Seoul-based girl group whose members range in age from 16 to 21, arrived at Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday and said they were held for more than 15 hours. The young women traveled back to South Korea, and their management company said 'they were mistaken as ‘working women". WM Entertainment said that officials were suspicious because of the large amount of props and clothing that the band had brought to the US.
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Oh My Girl, new pop group based in Seoul, says members detained in US
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Management company says pop stars mistaken for 'working women'
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US Customs and Border Protection does not comment on individual cases
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Other reports say that members lied about reason for coming to US
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Group forced to miss performance at promotional event on Saturday
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Korean community in Los Angeles says women from South Korea facing stricter scrutiny because of crackdown on 'doumi' women in Koreatown

Question: @placeholder was formed earlier this year has thousands of followers on their social media accounts.

Answer: Oh My Girl

Answer: Oh My Girl


Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush already has so much capaign cash in a super PAC that supports him has reportedly asked his biggest donors to limit themselves to giving $1 million each. At least during the current fundraising quarter that ends March 31. Insiders told The Washington Post that Bush is telling his super-wealthy supporters to put a cap for the moment on the high-dollar checks they write to his Right to Rise super PAC. Super PACs can collect unlimited money from individuals and corporations, and spend it to support candidates, as long as there's no 'coordination' with their campaigns when the spending happens.
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The Washington Post reports insiders say Bush doesn't want to give Americans the impression that he'll be beholden to the super-rich
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He hasn't yet announced his candidacy but launched a super PAC that will support him if and when he runs for president
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Super PACs can collect unlimited money and spend it to support candidates as long as there's no 'coordination' with their campaigns

Question: Almost no one else in the potential @placeholder field is thought to have the capacity to match his fundraising juggernaut.

Answer: Republican


(CNN) Joycelyn Savage says she has a message for her father regarding his concerns about her being with R. Kelly: please stop. Savage, 21, appeared in a video posted on TMZ Wednesday in which she said she wanted to direct a message to her family and especially to her father, Timothy Savage. "Dad you know everything that's gone on with the media and the internet with what you have done is a complete disaster and you need to stop," she said. "Because right now I am fed up with everything you are doing. You are embarrassing me and the whole entire family."
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Savage posted a video message to her father
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She reiterated that she is happy

Question: "Mr. @placeholder unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."

Answer: R. Kelly


Samir Nasri has dismissed the idea that he'll be forced out of Manchester City, even if his Etihad Stadium side spend their £150million summer war chest. Liverpool's Raheem Sterling, Juventus' Paul Pogba and Arsenal's Jack Wilshere have all been linked with City, and could potentially edge Nasri out of his starting midfield berth. However, the former France international has welcomed the idea of his team strengthening in their bid to finally progress in the Champions League. Scroll down to video Nasri told The Sun: 'I have four years left on my deal. 'Who we need is a question for the manager but if we want to be competitive in every competition - and take a step forward in the Champions League - we need to strengthen in every area.'
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Samir Nasri keen to stay, insisting he has four years left on his contract
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Raheem Sterling, Paul Pogba and Jack Wilshere all midfield options being explored by Manchester City
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Nasri is determined to be as fit as possible by the start of next season
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READ: Liverpool reject Manchester City's Raheem Sterling bid

Question: Last season the 27-year-old played the fewest amount of league games he has managed for The Sky Blues in any of his four seasons, with just 21 appearances in comparison to the 34 he enjoyed in @placeholder's 2013/14 title-winning campaign.

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: City

Answer: Manchester City

Answer: Manchester City


(CNN) Lionel Messi and FC Barcelona agreed to a new deal on Saturday morning that will keep the diminutive Argentine star with his longtime football club team through 2021. The buyout clause for the new deal was set at 700 million euros, according to a statement from FC Barcelona. The contract was first announced in August, just days after the record-breaking Messi married his childhood sweetheart, Antonella Roccuzzo. "I'm happy to continue with the club, which is my home," Messi, 30, told Barça TV on Saturday, according to the club's website. "My dream was to finish my career at Barça, and we are moving down that path."
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Lionel Messi re-signed with Barcelona through 2021
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Their 14-year partnership has been hugely successful

Question: @placeholder has won the Ballon d'Or award, given annually to the world's best player, a record five times.

Answer: Lionel Messi

Answer: Messi

Answer: Messi

Answer: Lionel Messi


If you believe Samoa have nothing left to play for when they face Scotland in their final World Cup group match then think again. As well as personal pride, there are 190,000 reasons – the total population of the South Sea Islands – why they want to end their tournament on a high. Rugby is like a religion back on Samoa where the fans have been inconsolable since their heroes crashed out following Saturday's loss to Japan. On his arrival in Newcastle on Monday, scrum-half Kahn Fotualii immediately warned Vern Cotter's men of their need to find some solace from what has been a difficult campaign.
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Rugby is like a religion back on Samoa and they desperately want to win
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Samoa are already out of the Rugby World Cup following defeat by Japan
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'Samoans are religious and church is very important to them. It has to be said, though, that rugby is up there with religion,' Kahn Fotualii has said
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Rugby World Cup 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest news and more

Question: We have all come up here to @placeholder desperate to win.'

Answer: Newcastle


The EU's migration chief has urged European leaders to stop thinking about whether accepting refugees into their country will affect the next election. Dimitris Avramopoulos hinted that EU heads of state is letting their worry about how their actions in response to the migration crisis will be seen by voters cloud their humanitarian judgement. The 62-year-old said EU leaders should think more like the Commission, which does not need to be re-elected and therefore does not take into account how their actions might change public opinion. Avramopoulois is European Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship and has served as both Defence and Foreign Minister in Greece as well as Mayor of Athens.
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Dimitris Avramopoulos said EU leaders must stop thinking of next election
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EU Migration chief said to stop thinking about 'political cost' of refugees
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Said reason for delay in action on crisis was that EU was taken by surprise

Question: 'The @placeholder is here for five years to do its job and we did it with vision, responsibility and commitment.

Answer: Commission


A woman with a 30lb bust who has been turned away from every plastic surgeon she has seen is willing to risk her life on the off chance that two doctors can salvage her breasts after one of her massive saline implants ruptured, creating a medical emergency. On Sunday night's episode of the E! reality series Botched, Dee visits Los Angeles-based doctors Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow in hope that they will be willing to take on her nearly impossible case and reconstruct her breasts after removing her engorged and deflated implants. 'I kid you not, if we tackle this one, this is the most challenging, high-risk patient in my career,' Dr Dubrow tells Dr Nassif in a preview clip from the episode.
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On Sunday night's episode of E! reality series Botched doctors Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow tackle a patient's 20-year-old 3,000cc implants
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Dee has 'old fashioned' double-lumen implants' featuring an internal lumen that is made up of silcone and an external lumen that is filled with saline
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The outer saline part of her left implant has ruptured and caused her breast to deflate
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Dee has not found any doctors who are willing to remove her implants because of how challenging and high-risk the procedure is
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Dr Dubrow says Dee's case is 'nearly impossible'

Question: However, @placeholder notes to the cameras: 'I'd risk my life for it at this point because I am so uncomfortable.

Answer: Dee

Answer: Dee

Answer: Dee

Answer: Dee


(CNN) Syria's nascent ceasefire hung in the balance Monday after an airstrike on a United Nations aid convoy led the US to question Russia's commitment to calming violence in the war-torn country and its ability to influence its ally in Damascus. "What happened today has dealt a serious blow to efforts to bring peace to Syria," said a senior US administration official, who added that the strike "raises very serious questions about whether the Russians can deliver their end of the arrangement" to rein in the Syrian regime. Outrage after aid convoy, warehouse attacked in Syria Asked if the US was still open to extending ceasefire efforts, a second administration official said Russia now bears the burden of demonstrating its commitment to peace efforts, "otherwise, there will be nothing to extend and nothing to salvage."
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A ceasefire brokered by Russia and US enters its seventh day in Syria
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Coalition strikes on Syrian troops caused a diplomatic row over the weekend

Question: At the same time, both the US and @placeholder are in the skies striking terror targets.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russians

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia


Pat Bonner warned under-fire Celtic boss Ronny Deila a league and cup double plus progression in the Europa League is the only way to ensure he remains in charge at Parkhead next season. In the wake of last week's abject 3-1 defeat in Molde, the legendary former Celtic and Ireland goalkeeper believes it is self-evident Celtic have not progressed in continental competition under their Norwegian coach. Celtic now face three crucial games in nine days, with a League Cup quarter-final at Hearts on Wednesday night followed by Saturday's visit of Aberdeen before Molde come to Parkhead next Thursday. And Bonner warned Deila that progression in Europe, allied to a successful defence of the league title - plus at least one domestic cup trophy - will remove all doubt over whether the 40-year-old will be trusted to lead Celtic next season.
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Pat Bonner believes silverware will save Ronny Deila's job at Celtic
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Deila is under pressure after crashing out of Champions League qualifying
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Bonner does not think Celtic are getting any better in Europe

Question: Under @placeholder, Celtic have probably played better against the better teams in Europe, like Inter Milan last season.

Answer: Deila

Answer: Ronny Deila

Answer: Deila


Peru beat 10-man Venezuela in Valparaiso to put the cat amongst the pigeons in Copa America Group C. Claudio Pizarro's 72nd-minute goal means all four teams in the group - Brazil and Colombia are the others - have three points with Sunday's final round of fixtures to play. Scroll down to video Peru deserved the success, with Venezuela paying the price for the dismissal of Fernando Amorebieta just before the half-hour mark. The first half at the Estadio Elias Figueroa Brander was a tight affair, with only two decent goalscoring opportunities. In the sixth minute Salomon Rondon briefly found space eight yards out and shot goalwards on the stretch for Venezuela - but goalkeeper Pedro Gallese collected comfortably.
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Claudio Pizarro hit the only goal of the game in the 72nd minute
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The Bayern Munich striker crashed home a crisp effort from a narrow angle
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Venezuela were reduced to 10 men  after Fernando Amorebieta's red card
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The Fulham defender stamped on Paolo Guerrero in the 29th minute
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The result leaves all Group C teams tied on points and goal difference
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Colombia face Peru and Brazil take on Venezuela in Sunday's final games

Question: Peru face @placeholder in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match

Answer: Colombia

Answer: Colombia


A Philadelphia man has been charged with stabbing a member of Nikki Minaj's tour crew to death during an argument over a barmaid. Pierce Boykin was charged with the murder of 29-year-old De'Von Pickett on Tuesday, Homicide Captain James Clark confirmed. Pickett - who was Minaj's tour manager - was stabbed to death in the early hours of Wednesday, February 18, outside a bar in Philadelphia. Charged: Pierce Boykin, 31, (left) was charged with the murder and attempted member of members of Nicki Minaj's (right) tour crew - who had arrived in Philadelphia for rehearsals for the singer's upcoming tour
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Pierce Boykin, 31, charged with the murder  De'Von Pickett, 29
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Tour manager was stabbed to death outside a Philadelphia bar last month
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Also charged with attempted murder of fellow crew member Eric Parker
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Pickett and Parker in the city to rehearse for Minaj's new European tour

Question: De'Von Pickett (left), Nicki Minaj's tour manager, died while @placeholder (right) was left in a critical condition

Answer: Eric Parker

Answer: Parker


(CNN) For several weeks now, city and state officials have traded barbs over who is ultimately responsible for the toxic water that's inundated Flint, Michigan. On Thursday, the feds said they both are. In an emergency administrative order, the Environmental Protection Agency slammed the city of Flint, the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality and the State of Michigan, saying they are all responsible for the lead contamination in the city's water. Their responses to the crisis, the EPA said, were "inadequate to protect public health." EPA administrator resigns "There are serious, ongoing concerns with delays, lack of adequate transparency, and capacity to safely manage the drinking water system," the agency said in a press release.
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The EPA says the city of Flint and the state of Michigan are among those responsible for the water crisis
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The agency's regional administrator who oversees Flint has resigned
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Congress may hold a hearing on the incident

Question: The emergency order also means the EPA will start doing its own lead testing in @placeholder's water system.

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint

Answer: Flint


Bank customers have slammed HSBC after six of its workers made a mock ISIS execution video during a team-building day at a go karting centre. The footage, posted online, shows five men in black overalls and balaclavas laughing as they stand over an Asian colleague, named as Saf Ahmed, who is kneeling in an orange jumpsuit. One of the workers shouts 'Allahu Akbar' - Arabic for 'God is great' - as an 'executioner' brandishes a coat hanger as a fake knife. The bank revealed it has sacked six of its staff today as their stunt was  branded 'utter, utter idiocy' online.
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Bank staff wore black overalls and balaclavas during eight-second video
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Colleague kneels in orange jumpsuit as one worker shouts 'Allahu Akbar'
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Another brandishes a coat hanger as a fake knife during mock execution
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Six men - thought to be legal staff - were sacked after video emerged
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Birmingham MP Shabana Mahmood said mock video was 'unacceptable'

Question: @placeholder has used its carefully-produced propaganda videos to recruit extremists from around the world to its cause.

Answer: ISIS


Dozens of aging U.S. veterans, many in their early 90s and some in wheelchairs, gathered on the tiny, barren island of Iwo Jima on Saturday to mark the 70th anniversary of one of the bloodiest and most iconic battles of World War II. More than 30 veterans flown in from the U.S. island territory of Guam toured the black sand beaches where they invaded the deeply dug-in forces of the island's Japanese defenders in early 1945. They were bused to the top of Mount Suribachi, an active volcano, where an Associated Press photo of the raising of the American flag while the battle was still raging became a potent symbol of hope and valor to a war-weary public back home that was growing increasingly disillusioned with the seemingly unending battle in the Pacific.
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More than 30 veterans flew to the island of Iwo Jima, Japan, on Saturday
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The 1945 battle was one of the bloodiest of World War 11
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Represents a major invasion and win for the U.S.
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The Battle of Iwojima lasted about a month
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About 22,000 Japanese soldiers and 7,000 U.S. servicemen died

Question: The United States returned the island to @placeholder in 1968.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese

Question: Though a tiny volcanic crag, the island — now called Ioto or Iwoto on Japanese maps — was deemed strategically important because it was being used by the @placeholder to launch air attacks on American bombers.

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japan

Answer: Japanese


A Korean War veteran's widow has told of the agonizing and shocking moment she was unexpectedly confronted with her husband's dying moments on a reality TV show. Anita Chanko, 75, was given the unwelcome flashback of her husband Mark breathing his last in 2012, just over a year after he died a grueling death after being run down by a New York City garbage truck. The former soldier, then 83, was filmed being rolled into the emergency room, his body mangled. He then had a heart attack and was pronounced dead while the cameras rolled. Crushingly for Mrs Chanko, a moment in which her dying husband asked after her also made the final cut on NY Med, a high-drama show centered on city hospitals, produced by ABC.
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Anita Chanko, 75, saw her husband Mark's death broadcast on ABC
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He was rushed to emergency room after being run down by garbage truck
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His dying moments were filmed for show NY Med without her knowledge
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Chanko hadn't previously known he was awake during hospital treatment
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She is suing ABC and New York-Presbyterian Hospital over the episode
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Local politicians in New York are considering banning the shows from filming without permission

Question: According to lawyers for @placeholder, staffers on the show were dressed up in scrubs, while cameras and studio lighting were set up inside the operating room, which dealt with emergency patients.

Answer: Anita Chanko

Answer: Chanko

Answer: Anita Chanko

Answer: Chanko


London (CNN) Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will be questioned in the Ecuadorian embassy in London next month over rape allegations, the Ecuadorian prosecutor's office said. Swedish prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for Assange in August 2010 based on allegations of sexual assault by two female Wikileaks volunteers in the country and have for years sought his extradition. Ecuador said last month it would allow an interrogation of Assange. The announcement comes a week after Sweden renewed its calls for Ecuador to go ahead with the interrogation. Sweden and Ecuador had signed an agreement for cooperation and mutual legal assistance on criminal matters.
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Questioning will be led by Ecuadorian prosecutor
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Two Swedish authorities can be present

Question: @placeholder authorities will allow two Swedish officials to be present during the interrogation, the statement said.

Answer: Ecuadorian

Answer: Ecuadorian

Answer: Ecuador

Answer: Ecuador

Answer: Ecuador

Answer: Ecuadorian


Robin van Persie scored twice as he continued his recovery from an ankle injury in Manchester United’s 4-1 win over Fulham in the Under-21 Premier League. The Holland striker’s sharp performance at Craven Cottage suggests he will be in contention to start in Louis van Gaal’s side for the visit of West Bromwich Albion on Saturday. Van Persie missed seven matches after injuring his ankle in mid-February and has only just returned to the first-team picture, replacing Wayne Rooney for the final two minutes of United’s 3-0 loss at Everton on Sunday. Robin van Persie lifts the ball over Magnus Norman to score his second, and Man United's fourth goal
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Robin van Persie has been sidelined with an ankle injury since February
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He came on as a substitute for the senior team against Everton on Sunday
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Van Persie opened the scoring for United's Under 21s  at Craven Cottage
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Joe Rothwell scored United's second and third before half-time
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Van Persie grabbed his second goal to secure the win for United

Question: Joe Rothwell (right) followed up @placeholder's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage

Answer: Van Persie

Answer: Van Persie

Answer: Van Persie

Question: The @placeholder striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch

Answer: Manchester United

Answer: United

Answer: Man United

Answer: United

Answer: United

Answer: United


(CNN) As Wall Street celebrates the news of Amazon buying Whole Foods, thousands of workers at Whole Foods stores across the country must now worry about losing their jobs. They have good reason to be concerned. The Amazon-Whole Foods merger is not about improving customer service, products or choice, it is about destroying Whole Foods jobs through Amazon-style automation. Amazon's very business model is to remove as many humans from all facets of production and service as possible. Just as Walmart's big-box model destroyed small businesses when it spread across the country, Amazon's automation model, if widely adopted, potentially poses a huge threat to America's 16-million-strong service and retail workforce.
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Marc Perrone: The Amazon-Whole Foods merger will jeopardize thousands of grocery store jobs
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Amazon capitalizes on minimal human interaction, so Whole Foods employees face an uncertain future, he writes

Question: In its distribution warehouses, for example, @placeholder warehouse workers report of toiling in both extreme heat and freezing cold to meet unrealistic goals, sometimes to the point of needing medical attention.

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon


Had history turned out differently, Zsuzsi Starkloff may well have been a member of the English aristocracy. Her title, Duchess of Gloucester, would bring with it an apartment in Kensington Palace and a sprawling estate in Northamptonshire. Instead, the 79-year-old former model lives in a modest home in Colorado. Look closely though and there are hints of a more exotic past, in the photos scattered about and in the signet ring she wears on a chain around her neck - it bears the initial 'W' for William, the name of her former lover. This was not just any William either. The ring belonged to Prince William of Gloucester, the Queen's cousin, a dashing young man who captured Zsuzsi's heart. Theirs was a passionate 60s love affair that caused panic in Establishment circles: Hungarian, twice divorced with a daughter - not to mention Jewish - Zsuzsi was not considered a suitable bride, certainly not for a prince who, when born, was fourth in line to the throne.
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Prince William of Gloucester was Queen's cousin
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Captured the heart of Zsuzsi Starkloff
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But she was not considered royal bride material
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He died in an air race in 1972 leaving her heartbroken
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Speaks about relationship for first time on camera in new documentary

Question: Months away from her 80th birthday, @placeholder has never spoken about the affair on camera before.

Answer: Zsuzsi Starkloff

Answer: Zsuzsi

Answer: Zsuzsi

Answer: Zsuzsi Starkloff

Question: Yet @placeholder refuses to dwell on what might have been.

Answer: Zsuzsi Starkloff

Answer: Zsuzsi

Answer: Zsuzsi

Answer: Zsuzsi Starkloff


Barcelona striker Luis Suarez left a lasting impression on Aymen Abdennour during Saturday evening's 1-1 draw at the Mestalla, with the Valencia defender posting his battle scars on social media. Suarez scored his 10th goal in his last seven La Liga appearances for Luis Enrique's side, and the former Liverpool striker was his usual self, drawing the blood of the defender assigned to mark him all night. Moroccan centre-half Abdennour took to Facebook to post an image of him in the Valencia dressing room after the match, with a nasty cut visible at the top of his foot and the accompanying caption '#Suarez' following a scrap with the striker in the second half.
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Moroccan centre half Aymen Abdennour was kept busy by Luis Suarez
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Suarez appeared to get fed up with the Valencia defender's tight marking
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Barcelona striker soon made Abdennour pay for his theatrics with opener
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Luis Enrique's side were pegged back by a cool late finish from Santi Mina
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See the latest news and analysis on Barcelona's Luis Suarez

Question: The lethal marksman notched his 44th goal in just 62 appearances since completing his move from @placeholder shortly before the hour-mark, shrugging off Abdennour in the process before blasting the ball past Jaume Domenech at his near post.

Answer: Liverpool