(CNN) Donald Trump accused President Barack Obama on Wednesday of making "many inflammatory statements and roadblocks" during the President-elect's transition to the White House. "Doing my best to disregard the many inflammatory President O statements and roadblocks. Thought it was going to be a smooth transition - NOT!" Trump tweeted. Trump appeared to reverse himself later Wednesday when, responding to a reporter's question in Florida, he said the transition was going "very, very smoothly." The President-elect also said he spoke with Obama Wednesday in what he termed a "nice conversation," and later in the day, he said he was getting along well with Obama, "aside from a few statements."
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President Barack Obama has repeatedly pledged a smooth transition
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President-elect Donald Trump tweeted that was 'NOT!' the case

Question: The two met in the White House two days after @placeholder was elected and have talked by phone several times since then.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Two California teachers appeared sheepish in court as both pleaded not guilty to having drunken cocaine-fueled sex with their high school students on a beach. Melody Lippert, 38, and Michelle Ghirelli, 30, originally escaped sex charges as prosecutors could not find evidence linking them to one of the five boys implicated in the trip. But on Wednesday, both answered to charges of unlawful sexual intercourse at a Newport Beach court. Lippert and Ghirelli, both teachers at South Hills High School in Covina, spoke only to deny the charges. Scroll down for video First appearance: Michelle Ghirelli, who was studying for a Master's degree, in court to deny charges of sexual assault and giving cocaine to a minor that could see her jailed and placed on the sex offender's register
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Melody Lippert, 38, and Michelle Ghirelli, 30, from South Hills High School in California appeared in court for charges of having sex with male students
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They were initially not charged for sexual assault due to lack of evidence
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Both pleaded not guilty to sex with students and providing cocaine to minors

Question: She allegedly had sex with an 18-year-old boy then coerced @placeholder into engaging in sexual acts with a 17-year-old

Answer: Michelle Ghirelli

Answer: Ghirelli

Answer: Michelle Ghirelli

Answer: Michelle Ghirelli


(CNN) China is winning the battle over the South China Sea, the resource-rich stretch of contested water where the country's been building artificial islands equipped with military-length airstrips. A clear example of this can be found in the Chairman's Statement released after the recent meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) leaders in Manila. What's not clear is whether it's a sign of broader deal-making in Asia which may or may not relate to the current push by the US and China to rein in North Korea. If so, it may mark a return to "old politics." The ASEAN statement
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This year's ASEAN statement watered down remarks on the South China Sea
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Could it be a sign of a broader deal in Asia as the US seeks to rein in North Korea?

Question: The @placeholder has been a "perfect storm" for the regional body, its own members divided and confronting Asia's most powerful state.

Answer: China

Answer: South China Sea

Answer: China

Answer: South China Sea

Question: China hopes that the recent @placeholder meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.

Answer: ASEAN

Answer: ASEAN

Answer: ASEAN


A Connecticut teenager with cancer who took her fight to stop her chemotherapy treatments to the state's Supreme Court must remain in custody of the state even though her disease has gone into remission, a judge ruled on Wednesday. Superior Court Judge Carl Taylor in Middletown, Connecticut, denied requests made last month by attorneys for both Cassandra and her mother, Jackie Fortin, that the 17-year-old be released from the temporary custody of the state Department of Children and Families, or that her mother be permitted to visit her in the hospital. The judge ruled on Wednesday she must remain in DCF custody until completing court-ordered chemotherapy for Hodgkin's lymphoma, a type of blood cancer, at Connecticut Children's Medical Center in Hartford.
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Cassandra Fortin, 17, wanted to decline chemotherapy for her cancer
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Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that Ms Fortin must undergo treatment
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The teenager complained that she had been 'treated like an animal'
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She said the hospital refused to allow her mother to visit her

Question: In a statement Connecticut's DCF said:  'When experts -- such as the several physicians involved in this case -- tell us with certainty that a child will die as a result of leaving a decision up to a parent, then the @placeholder has a responsibility to take action.

Answer: Department of Children and Families

Answer: DCF


(CNN) -- Svetlana Kuznetsova drew on her vast experience to keep Russia in contention for a fifth Fed Cup tennis title in the final against the Czech Republic on Saturday. The 26-year-old, who featured in three of her nation's four winning line-ups between 2004 and 2008, helped Russia end the first day on level terms in Moscow after world No. 2 Petra Kvitova continued her remarkable year. Kvitova, who last weekend added the season-ending WTA Championships title to her July Wimbledon crown, gave the visiting Czechs a 1-0 lead when she beat Maria Kirilenko 6-2 6-2 in the opening singles rubber.
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Fed Cup final is level at 1-1 after Saturday's opening singles rubbers
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World No. 2 Petra Kvitova beats Maria Kirilenko in opening match in Moscow
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Russia draw level as Svetlana Kuznetsova defeats Lucie Safarova
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Czech Republic seeking first title in women's teams event since 1988

Question: @placeholder, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.

Answer: Svetlana Kuznetsova

Answer: Svetlana Kuznetsova

Question: Kuznetsova, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old @placeholder in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.

Answer: Petra Kvitova


(CNN) President Donald Trump's new travel ban may reduce the chaos at airports caused by his previous executive order, but it will not enhance American security or make the intention behind the original order any less bigoted. Indeed, in our opinion, the new travel ban is still very much a Muslim ban, even if it falls short of the Trump administration's true ambitions. A close look at what the administration has been doing since the now-infamous executive order was issued on January 27 -- banning travelers and refugees from seven Muslim-majority nations -- reveals a clear intent from Trump's inner circle to depopulate the United States of Muslims.
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Authors: Iraq's removal from list proves countries weren't based on security concerns
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Maybe Trump will one day get the ban he wanted all along, they say.

Question: The original executive order not only prevented more citizens from the seven Muslim-majority countries coming to the @placeholder, but the broad language of the executive order deliberately made no distinction between permanent residents, students, former translators for the military or refugees.

Answer: United States


(CNN) After months on the run, a woman who allegedly plotted the death of a romantic rival in Texas has been captured in Mexico. Brenda Delgado orchestrated the murder-for-hire of a Dallas dentist who was dating her former boyfriend, authorities said. After her accomplices killed the other woman on September 2, Delgado fled to Mexico, according to authorities. Mexican authorities arrested her Friday, two days after the FBI added  her to its list of 10 Most Wanted Fugitives. She was taken into custody without incident in the city of Torreón. Ninth woman Delgado was the ninth woman placed on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List since it was created in 1950.
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Brenda Delgado  allegedly hired two men to kill her ex-boyfriend's new lover
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Delgado was the ninth woman placed on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List

Question: @placeholder is opposed to the death sentence, and Dallas authorities had pledged to seek life in prison instead.

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Mexican


(CNN) When it comes to the hit Netflix series "13 Reasons Why," many viewers find themselves on either side of a controversial debate. On one end, fans of the binge-able show applaud the series for raising awareness about the tragedy of youth suicide and shedding light on how to spot warning signs of depression or suicidal thoughts. On the other end, mental health experts describe the show as worrisome and point to how its relatable characters and graphic depiction of suicide can pose a health risk for young people already struggling with mental health issues. Now, a new research paper aims to advance the debate, using Google search data.
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Google searches about suicide rose 19% following "13 Reasons Why," research shows
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"Our worst fears were confirmed," one researcher says
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The show, about a teen who kills herself, has been renewed for a second season

Question: All in all, the new paper suggests an association between "13 Reasons Why" and suicide-related @placeholder searches.

Answer: Google

Answer: Google


Legend has it then-couple Johnny Depp and Kate Moss bathed in Champagne here (it’s a rumour that won’t die, even though he’s denied it). Instead of going for a soak, rocker Alice Cooper let one of his boa constrictors loose. And pop star Robbie Williams even tried to buy the circular bed after becoming one of the many celebrities to spend the night at London’s Portobello Hotel. Surrounded by mirrors, the bathtub here may  be one of the most famous  in the world, but there are no sordid tales to tell after my overnight stay inside legendary Room 16 - unless you count watching football highlights as my skin wrinkled in the suds.
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Famous guests at The Portobello Hotel, in Notting Hill, include actor Johnny Depp and pop star Robbie Williams
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A-listers often stay in Room 16, which features a Victorian claw-foot bathtub at the foot of a large circular bed
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Nestled on a quiet residential street, the hotel is set in two converted neo-classical mansions and is easy to miss

Question: Despite its celebrity clientele, @placeholder is very laid back and not pretentious.

Answer: Portobello Hotel

Answer: The Portobello Hotel


(CNN) -- Amazon unveiled a collection of new Kindle devices in Santa Monica, California, on Thursday. There were two dedicated e-readers and three Kindle Fire tablets, ranging in price from $69 to $499. After Chief Executive Jeff Bezos finished his presentation, journalists were given some hands-on time with the new devices. Here are our first impressions: 7-inch Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire There are a few new members of the Kindle Fire family, one at every popular tablet price point. There are two new 7-inch devices, the $159 Kindle Fire and $199 Kindle Fire HD. Bezos also announced a pair of higher-end, faster Kindle Fire HD devices, both 8.9-inches, but they were not available for a demonstration. The 4G model costs $499, the regular model $299.
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The new Kindle Paperwhite e-reader features a "front-lit" light that is subtle and stunning
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New 7-inch Kindle Fire tablets are attractive and intuitive but still lag at times
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Most new tablets will start shipping later in September and can be ordered now

Question: It may not be the most expensive or feature-filled product announced Thursday by @placeholder, but the Kindle Paperwhite could be the most impressive complete package.

Answer: Amazon


A couple who played Mary and Joseph in their school nativity are to tie the knot 30 years later. Lindsay Taylor donned an old frock and Paul McGann wrapped one of his mother's tea-towels around his head when they took to the stage as five-year-olds, playing the lead roles in the festive re-enactment of the birth of Christ. Now the old school friends will be centre stage once more - but this time to get married, three decades on from when they were first introduced to one another...as the Holy couple. The pair met in class but only properly became friends following their starring roles in the Christmas play.
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Lindsay Taylor and Paul McGann played the lead roles in Christmas play
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Pair were friends thereafter but drifted apart and lost contact completely
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Bumped into each other on Liverpool night out last year and started dating
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Now they're set to marry - more than three decades after first being paired

Question: '@placeholder was chosen to be Joseph because of his good behaviour and I was picked as Mary, for some reason, because I was blonde with big blue eyes.

Answer: Paul McGann

Answer: Pair


Danny Ings trained  with Liverpool for the first time on Thursday and he was joined by the returning Mario Balotelli, but wantaway winger Raheem Sterling was nowhere to be seen. England international Sterling is embroiled in a messy transfer saga with the Reds as he bids to push a move to Manchester City through. Sterling missed Liverpool training for the second day in a row after the wantaway winger  had failed to report for training on Wednesday too - claiming he was sick. Manchester City are chasing the 20-year-old and have seen two bids - the last offer being for£40million - rejected by Liverpool.
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Raheem Sterling phoned in sick to miss second training session in a row
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The Liverpool winger wants to join Manchester City in the transfer window
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Liverpool were put through their paces during training on Thursday
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England's Jordan Henderson, Danny Ings and James Milner were present
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Ings was taking part in first training session since arriving from Burnley
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Mario Balotelli returned to action after he was granted compassionate leave

Question: The England international had phoned Melwood, @placeholder’s headquarters, on Wednesday morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions.

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


One of the world's weirdest fish has been captured making a rare appearance near the surface. With its bulbous eyes, flat body and tiny fins, the Mola Mola is an unusual sight in the blue waters of California. But short of shying away from the camera the fish appeared to strike a pose. The photographs of the bizarre-looking ocean sunfish were taken by experienced diver Daniel Botelho. Scroll down for video One of the world's weirdest fish - a Mola Mola - has been captured making a rare appearance above the water by diver Daniel Botelho in San Diego, California
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Huge fish was snapped in California when it came to the surface to clean
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They can grow up to 13ft but usually live in deep water and are rarely seen
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Photographer Daniel Botelho has followed Mola Mola all over the world

Question: 'In my case I had a gentle @placeholder following me all the time until I got back to the boat.

Answer: Mola Mola

Answer: Mola Mola

Answer: Mola Mola

Question: @placeholder, or Mola Mola, are the heaviest  bony fish in the world.

Answer: Mola Mola

Answer: Mola Mola

Answer: Mola Mola

Question: @placeholder develop their truncated, bullet-like shape because they are born with a back fin that never grows.

Answer: Mola Mola

Answer: Mola Mola

Answer: Mola Mola


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Members of an Iranian group say Iraqi forces have beaten and abused them as Iraqis move to expel the Iranians from a camp on Iraqi land. About 3,500 people live at Camp Ashraf, where members of the People's Mujahedin have lived for 24 years. The Iranian group -- designated a terrorist organization by the United States and Iran -- has asked the United States to intervene on their behalf. About 3,500 people live at Camp Ashraf, most of them members of the People's Mujahedin Organization of Iran who have lived at the camp for 24 years after fleeing Iran.
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People's Mujahedin Organization of Iran have lived at camp for 24 years
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Group is considered terrorist organization by United States, others
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Iraqi government has decided to close the camp
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Group says Iraq is doing bidding of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who group opposes

Question: The @placeholder's Mujahedin accused the Iraqi military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.

Answer: People

Question: The People's Mujahedin accused the @placeholder military of entering the camp north of Baghdad on Friday and forcibly evacuating a building that served mostly as a women's dormitory.

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqis

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraqi

Answer: Iraq


London, England (CNN) -- The launch of the Facebook Home app has reignited the privacy debate over whether the social networking site is becoming too integrated in our lives. Unveiled last week, Home integrates all of the social network's services into the operating system of Android phones. Instead of having to download apps to use Instagram, Facebook Messenger, and Facebook Camera, access to these features is consolidated into Facebook Home, which appears on the user's home screen. Typically for a Facebook launch, it has attracted fierce criticism. CNN contributor Andrew Keen, an expert in the digital economy, said: "Facebook wants to know everything we do, so they can sell more advertising. It shows that Facebook has absolutely no respect for our privacy."
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Sharing personal information online has become the norm
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Editor of "Wired" David Rowan thinks privacy has become a "20th century idea"
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Experts worried we don't know implications of how our data is being used online

Question: According to @placeholder, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."

Answer: David Rowan


Arsenal legend Martin Keown believes Per Mertesacker's omission from Arsenal's starting line-up for Sunday's win over Everton 'could be a defining moment in changing the club's back four'. January signing Gabriel Paulista was preferred to the German in defence, with Gunners boss Arsene Wenger telling BT Sport that the change was made in order to give Mertesacker a rest. Sportsmail's Keown, speaking as a pundit on BT Sport, reacted to the news of Mertesacker's absence for the crucial game at the Emirates saying: 'I don't you can point the finger at one player after the Monaco game. It's a big chance for Gabriel now, though.
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Arsenal beat Everton 2-0 in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon
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Per Mertesacker was a headline omission from Arsenal's starting line-up
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The 30-year-old struggled during Wednesday's 3-1 defeat at the hands of Monaco in the Champions League
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Gunners boss Arsene Wenger said the German has been rested
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Sportsmail's Martin Keown believes it could be a defining moment in changing Arsenal's back four

Question: Arsene Wenger has come under a barrage of criticism after Arsenal's shock defeat to @placeholder on Wednesday

Answer: Monaco

Answer: Monaco


Sarah Hanson-Young has won her defamation case against a raunchy men's magazine that depicted the Greens Senator in sexy lingerie. The 33-year-old not only took the strong stance against ZOO Weekly for publishing the photo-shopped image for all victims of sexism but particularly to set a shining example for her eight-year-old daughter, Kora. The scantily-clad image of the politician's head attached to a lingerie model was positioned in the doorway of a bedroom as part of an article that was published in 2012 where the magazine said if Ms Hanson-Young wore a bikini, it would 'house the next boatload of asylum seekers' in ZOO's office.
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Greens senator wins defamation case against ZOO Weekly magazine
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Sarah Hanson-Young was depicted in sexy lingerie in bedroom doorway
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Magazine said if she wore lingerie it would take in a boat of asylum seekers
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Publisher agreed to apologise on its website for the article's 'poor taste'
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The 33-year-old wanted to set an example for her eight-year-old daughter
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She also wanted to make a stand on behalf of all female victims of sexism

Question: But Ms Hanson-@placeholder hit back claiming that describing the article as poor taste was an understatement.

Answer: Young

Answer: Young

Answer: Young

Question: Ms Hanson-@placeholder hopes that other women who are experiencing similar adversity will take a leaf out of her book.

Answer: Young

Answer: Young

Answer: Young


Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN) More than two months ago, the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott sparked thousands of protesters into the streets of Charlotte. His death led to days of demonstrations including some that turned violent. They wanted justice for a black man who they felt lost his life due to excessive police force. On Wednesday, a more subdued scene played out following the announcement that Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Officer Brentley Vinson would not be charged for fatally shooting the 43-year-old man in an apartment complex parking lot. The decision concluded a two-month long investigation into whether the shooting was justified.
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Four protesters arrested Wednesday night
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Scott family attorney: We still have concerns and questions
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Scott's DNA was found on the grip of a gun found at the scene, DA says

Question: Shortly before the shooting, @placeholder visited a local convenience store where surveillance video showed a bulge around Scott's ankle.

Answer: Keith Lamont Scott

Answer: Scott

Answer: Scott


Donald Trump took an unprovoked slap at George W. Bush in an interview broadcast Friday, blaming the former U.S. president for not preventing the 9/11 terror attacks. Asked by Bloomberg Television anchor Stephanie Ruhle how Americans might trust him to keep them safe, the Republican presidential front-runner bristled at the mention of Bush's role as comforter-in-chief after 9/11, and President Barack Obama's similar position following the December 2012 school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. 'OK, I think I have a bigger heart than all of them,' he said. 'I think I'm much more competent than all of them.' 'When you talk about George Bush – I mean, say what you want, the World Trade Center came down during his time.'
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Stunning accusation comes during Bloomberg Television interview
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Trump said New York's twin towers 'came down during his reign' as he tried to paint himself as 'much more competent' than other politicians
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Former president George W. Bush 'definitely not' planning to comment, his spokesman says
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Trump campaign has neither explained the unprovoked attack nor walked it back
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Jeb Bush, one of Trump's rivals, defended his older brother: 'How pathetic for @realdonaldtrump to criticize the president for 9/11. We were attacked & my brother kept us safe'

Question: 'Help us understand who @placeholder is as a man.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) -- The remarkable display of civil disobedience by hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong citizens reflects a profound sense of desperation that has grown as China has closed off all political options and made it increasingly clear that it intends to call the shots. In theory, the "Basic Law" spelling out the terms of the territory's reversion to Chinese rule was to allow a "high degree of autonomy," leaving in place Hong Kong's rule of law, civil service and free-wheeling capitalist system. This was based on then Chinese President Deng Xiaoping's clever formulation of "One Country, Two Systems" and negotiated painstakingly during the 1990s with the Thatcher administration of the United Kingdom.
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Hong Kong protests sign of desperation, says ex-U.S. ambassador to China Jon Huntsman
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Chinese President Xi Jinping cannot afford to show any weakness, Huntsman says
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U.S. must work out how to impose costs on Beijing for unacceptable behavior, he writes

Question: Since 1997, when Hong Kong reverted to Chinese rule, many of China's efforts at exerting political influence have been subtle, and, with a few exceptions such as implicitly limiting the press, @placeholder has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong


The Red Bull Ring was built as a Scalextric track for a man who could afford anything: Dietrich Mateschitz, purveyor of soft drinks. He built it here in the green glory of the Styrian mountains after his own company’s image. At the centre of the confection is a giant steel bull charging through a ring. But a year from his inaugural race with its hoopla and high hopes, Mateschitz is not only a touch bored with his new toy, but ready to throw it out of his pram. Scroll down to video He is considering quitting the sport after two lean years.
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Niki Lauda hits out at regulations claiming too many 'stick their oars in'
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Lauda believes Formula One has been 'regulated to death down the years'
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel  was fastest in practice head of Sunday's race
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Nico Rosberg was second fastest, with Lewis Hamilton only fifth fastest

Question: @placeholder raced in an era when personalities lived life to the full, never knowing in those more dangerous times whether their next race would be their last.

Answer: Niki Lauda

Answer: Lauda


Claudio Ranieri has backed Chelsea to put their troubles behind them and make the top four of the Premier League. The Italian was in charge at Stamford Bridge from 2000 until 2004 but believes the champions will bounce back from their current 14th spot and hit their stride. In a role reversal, Leicester are currently top but Ranieri is convinced Chelsea are rivals for qualification to next year’s Champions League. Ahead of Monday’s match at King Power Stadium he said: ‘I think Chelsea for me means a lot because I worked there for four years. I’m very proud to have been their manager. But that’s an old story and now my focus is on Leicester.
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Chelsea have struggled this season and have already lost eight games
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However, Claudio Ranieri believes the Blues can reach the top four
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League leaders Leicester hosts the Italian's former club on Monday
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Read: Mourinho aims dig at Iker Casillas after Chelsea dump Porto out

Question: ‘Their record does not mean anything as Chelsea are @placeholder and Mourinho is Mourinho.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


MIAMI, Florida (CNN)  -- They could probably smell him coming for miles. Circus performers Andrea and Daniel Raffo with their son, Davian. "Breakfast, boys," Daniel Raffo proclaimed as his cats jumped with excitement in their cages. Raffo set down his wheelbarrow, filled with Grade A beef. Using a pitchfork, he fed his Bengal tigers. It's the morning ritual at Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Raffo is the show's tiger trainer. He's a fifth-generation circus performer from Argentina. On this morning, the show awakes in Miami, Florida. "You get up in the morning; you wash the animal, clean it up; you feed them, then you play with them a bit," Raffo said. "And then during the day, you spend some time with your family."
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Dad is a tiger tamer, Mom hangs by her hair, and they travel with son
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Life with a traveling circus includes one-room school and religious classes
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Circus general manager and family travel to 36 cities each year
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Parents say children learn from traveling, meeting workers from other countries

Question: He, wife Andrea and son Davian are all on a two-year tour with @placeholder

Answer: Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus


(CNN) Four weeks after the election, tensions between top operatives at the Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton campaigns erupted during a Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics discussion that was intended to record history by drawing out the internal deliberations of both campaigns. Facing off at long tables on opposite sides of the room during a two-hour panel, raw emotions on both sides exploded as operatives debated how Trump had won the divisive campaign. There were periods of calm, substantive discussion about data, metrics and target states, but many moments where tempers flared, with acrimony mirroring the 2016 race. Advisers on the opposing sides shouted over each other. Accusations of lying flew between them. There was lots of eye-rolling on both sides. Operatives snapped at one another for interrupting, as an air of mutual contempt settled within the room. Trump Campaign Manager Kellyanne Conway called members of Clinton's team "bitter."
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Donald Trump Campaign Manager Kellyanne Conway called members of Clinton's team "bitter"
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Joel Benenson pressed the Trump team to explain who their supporters want "to take America back from"

Question: Chief Strategist Joel Benenson charged that the @placeholder campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Campaign

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Clinton won a majority of voters who were concerned about the economy, he said, while @placeholder won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Campaign

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Clinton adviser Mandy Grunwald said the @placeholder campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Campaign

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: There was also fierce criticism of the press by the @placeholder campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Campaign

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: "What hurt us was (the @placeholder campaign) coming after her or the press picking at us," Palmieri said.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump Campaign

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN)  -- Three former Atlanta police officers were sentenced Tuesday to prison terms ranging from five to 10 years for covering up a botched drug raid in which a 92-year-old woman was killed. Kathryn Johnston was shot five times in a botched drug raid on her Atlanta home two years ago. Jason Smith was sentenced to 10 years in the November 2006 raid that left Kathryn Johnston dead in a hail of bullets. Former officers Greg Junnier and Arthur Tesler were sentenced to six and five years, respectively, said Patrick Crosby, spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office for the Northern District of Georgia.
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NEW: Two of three men get reduced sentences for cooperating with authorities
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Three ex-Atlanta police officers sentenced in elderly woman's shooting death
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Sentences range from five to 10 years, spokesman for federal prosecutors says
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Kathryn Johnston, 92, killed in her home during botched drug raid in November 2006

Question: Smith and Junnier also pleaded guilty to state charges of voluntary manslaughter and making false statements, and @placeholder admitted to planting bags of marijuana in Johnston's home after her death.

Answer: Jason Smith

Question: @placeholder and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.

Answer: Greg Junnier


Britain should start bombing ISIS in Syria within days, David Cameron warned tonight as he paved the way for a crunch vote next week. The Prime Minister confirmed he will 'make the case' for targeting ISIS in their headquarters in Syria this Thursday, before giving MPs the weekend to consider the plan A vote is set to be scheduled for early next week, after Mr Cameron warned: 'Every day that we spend is a day that we're not getting to GRIPS with the ISIL menace.' It came as it emerged Britain has launched 17 deadly missile attacks on ISIS in Iraq in the ten days since its terrorists struck in Paris, including seven in the last three days.
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David Cameron to set out the case for airstrikes in Syria on Thursday
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Will give MPs the weekend to consider details before a vote next week
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Labour helped defeat bombing Assad in Syria in key vote in 2013
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But government hopeful of winning new vote to bomb ISIS stronghold
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Jeremy Corbyn has previously warned against 'external intervention'

Question: Up to 10,000 troops are on standby to be deployed on the streets of Britain in the event of a Paris-style terror attack, @placeholder announced today.

Answer: David Cameron

Answer: Cameron

Answer: David Cameron


Washington (CNN) One of the most remarkable moments on the campaign trail this week was one that didn't happen. Former Miss Universe Alicia Machado introduced Hillary Clinton at a Florida rally Tuesday, blasting Donald Trump. And for once, the billionaire didn't react. No tweets. No attacks from the stump. Nothing. Instead, he stayed on message going after Clinton on her email server while pledging to repeal Obamacare. In the final days of the 2016 campaign, Trump isn't taking Clinton's bait. The new self-discipline comes as the election tightens and polls indicate a razor-close race in battleground states such as Florida, New Hampshire and Colorado. On the stump Wednesday night in Florida, Trump revealed how he is focused on staying disciplined and how hard it is for him.
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Trump isn't taking Clinton's bait
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Trump at Wednesday rally: 'We've got to be nice and cool, nice and cool, right?'

Question: This source says @placeholder's refrain in private was that's what makes him different -- people view him as real, even if he is off the mark sometimes.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: That gave @placeholder a reason to focus where he should -- on his political opponent.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: It also gave him hope that he actually could win, especially since even before news of the review surfaced, @placeholder's advisers were showing him data suggesting polls were narrowing in some must-win battleground states.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Republican National Committee chair Reince Priebus is another force with @placeholder often pushing him to stay on message.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Another source tells CNN what @placeholder's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: But even in the face of evidence that his lack of self-control often causes his campaign to spiral downward, @placeholder seemed impervious to pleas from his advisers to stop.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Yet for almost a week, @placeholder has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Crystal Palace striker Dwight Gayle faces becoming a first-team outcast if he does not accept a move to Bristol City. The Eagles accepted a remarkable bid from the Championship club worth up to £8million on Monday. But the forward is reluctant to move to Ashton Gate and has expressed his views to the Palace hierarchy. Sportsmail understands Gayle has been told he faces being axed from all first-team affairs if he does not accept a switch to the West Country. Gayle, 24, could be forced to train with the Under 21s if he decides to reject the switch. The Selhurst Park club are determined to push through the switch  following the purchase of Connor Wickham and loan signing of Patrick Bamford.
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Crystal Palace have told Dwight Gayle he could be forced to train with U21s
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The Eagles have accepted a bid worth up to £8million for the striker
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Palace are keen to move Gayle on following arrival of Connor Wickham
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Bristol City boss Steve Cotterill is keen on signing the 24-year-old

Question: @placeholder would rather sell though and the club also turned down an initial offer from Bournemouth.

Answer: Crystal Palace

Answer: Palace

Answer: Crystal Palace

Answer: Palace


Washington (CNN) Barack Obama used his departing words as President Wednesday to offer an assured -- if not entirely optimistic -- outlook for a country governed by Donald Trump. "At my core I think we're going to be OK," Obama said as he concluded his final news conference at the White House. "We just have to fight for it, work for it, and not take it for granted." "I know that you will help us do that," he told reporters assembled in the White House briefing room. If the message was still hopeful, it was a sharp downgrade from the grand visions of progressive change that propelled Obama to the presidency eight years ago.
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George W. Bush held his final news conference a week before leaving office
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A CNN/ORC poll showed 60% of Americans approve of the job Barack Obama is doing

Question: He said once @placeholder gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: He said the greatest advice he could give -- and has given -- to @placeholder, is to rely on others around him.

Answer: Donald Trump


(CNN) We need to applaud Donald Trump for his brutal honesty and mostly accurate tweet about the budget that the GOP-controlled Senate passed on Thursday: "Budget that just passed is a really big deal, especially in terms of what will be the biggest tax cut in U.S. history - MSM barely covered!" (The one inaccuracy is that the tax cut, while large, would not be the "biggest" ever. There have been a number of bigger tax cuts under presidents, from Lyndon Johnson to Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama.) Still, Trump is correct that the GOP Senate passed this budget Thursday to pave the way for massive tax cuts. And Trump is also correct that the "MSM" -- the mainstream media -- has not covered this story the way it deserves.
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Dean Obeidallah: Trump's tax plan will harm America's most vulnerable -- senior citizens, the disabled and the poor -- while benefiting the highest earners
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Americans must strongly object to this plan before programs like Medicaid and Medicare are slashed, writes Obeidallah

Question: That would be a painful blow to the over 55 million @placeholder -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.

Answer: America

Answer: Americans


It leaves most people tounge-tied, but  weatherman Liam Dutton appears to have no problem handling Europe's longest place name. With temperatures reaching 21C, RAF Mona in Anglesey - which is just down the road from the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch - was the warmest place in Wales yesterday. It then fell to Mr Dutton to attempt to pronounce the 58-letter place name - which had been emblazoned across the UK weather map and even reached into the Netherlands - during the Channel 4 News  broadcast. But the 34-year-old, who has more than a decade of experience, refused to succumb to stage fright - and reeled off the word with near-perfect execution.
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Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch reached 21C
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It fell to weatherman Liam Dutton to pronounce UK's longest place name
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Forecaster flawlessly reeled off word on Channel 4 News with subtle smirk
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34-year-old, from Cardiff, said: 'It was just a normal day with a very long name'

Question: He had tweeted followers before the broadcast to warn viewers about the unusual content, writing: 'I'm about to say @placeholder on the TV.'

Answer: Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

Answer: Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch


With her mother by her side and nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo already in charge of the nursery, the Duchess of Cambridge won't be short of help when the new baby arrives. But Carole Middleton and Ms Borrallo aren't the only ones on standby as the birth of the spare to Prince George's heir approaches. Waiting in the wings is Kate's fiercely loyal inner circle, a mix of school friends, society types and family members such as younger sister Pippa. So who's who? FEMAIL reveals who will be helping the Duchess as she gets to grips with life as a mother of two.
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School friends and Prince William's family  will play crucial supporting role
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Emilia Jardine-Paterson and Alicia Fox-Pitt have known her for years
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Carole will be a hands-on grandmother and Pippa will be by her side

Question: Quality time: @placeholder, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister

Answer: Pippa

Answer: Pippa

Question: Quality time: Pippa, seen  ahead of @placeholder's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister

Answer: Duchess of Cambridge

Answer: Kate

Answer: Duchess


Harry Belafonte, one of the nation's most prominent African-American performers and social activists, is suing the children of the nation's pre-eminent civil rights leader, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The battle between the families of civil rights titans, over three documents, is detailed in a  federal court lawsuit Belafonte filed against Bernice King, Dexter King and Martin Luther King III. The dispute began in 2008 when Belafonte tried to sell the documents through a Sotheby's auction in what he said was a fundraiser for a community organization. The King estate stopped the sale, alleging the documents did not belong to Belafonte. Now, Belafonte, who is 86, is suing to establish his ownership of the materials.
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Belafonte's dispute with the Kings began in 2008 when he tried to sell the documents
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Lawsuit: Documents in question were given to Belafonte by King, his aides and widow
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Belafonte wants a judge to order the papers released to him
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The King estate has been aggressive in gaining control of MLK papers from others

Question: Belafonte, as a successful @placeholder-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.

Answer: African

Question: Belafonte, as a successful African-@placeholder musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.

Answer: American

Question: @placeholder was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.

Answer: Martin Luther King Jr.

Answer: King

Answer: MLK


A cat survived being shot with a crossbow in southern Michigan earlier this week and authorities are searching for the person responsible. The black male cat was found in Battle Creek on Tuesday with a crossbow arrow - known as a bolt - through its neck. Laurie Sullivan, the woman who found the cat, took it to Turner Veterinary Clinic where the 15-inch arrow was removed. The injury did not cause any muscle or bone damage Benjamin Huelsbergen at Turner Veterinary Clinic told the Battle Creek Enquirer, and the cat was 'purring and trusting and loving 24 hours later', Sullivan said.
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The black male cat was found in Battle Creek, Michigan, on Tuesday with a 15-inch crossbow arrow through its neck
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The injury did not cause any muscle or bone damage and the cat is expected to make a full recovery
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Animal Control said the person who shot the cat - who is still unknown and at large - could face an animal cruelty charge

Question: Kalamo Township is about 27 miles northeast of @placeholder.

Answer: Battle Creek

Answer: Battle Creek Enquirer

Answer: Battle Creek


President Barack Obama may have mixed up his classic television shows while talking to a New Orleans resident on Thursday, but he quickly recovered by bursting into song. The Jeffersons' theme song, to be exact. Obama was visiting with residents of Treme, one of the oldest black neighborhoods in America, on the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina when he met a woman named 'Wheezy'. Scroll down for video 'Wheezy? Like Wheezy like in Sanford and Son?, he asked her, referencing the popular 1970s American sitcom. 'The Jeffersons,' the woman replied, correcting him before singing 'Movin' on up', the first line of the classic series' popular theme song.
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The president  marked the storm's 10th anniversary Thursday by meeting with residents in Treme neighborhood of New Orleans
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When Obama met a woman named 'Wheezy' he asked if it was 'Wheezy like in Sanford and Son?'
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The women corrected him and said it was in reference to The Jeffersons
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Together they sang the opening line to the historic sitcom's theme song while New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu clapped along
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Obama then continued with the second line, 'to the East side', before returning to business and asking how she was doing

Question: Obama has been meeting with @placeholder residents to see how they've continued to rebuild their lives and communities following the devastating 2005 flood.

Answer: New Orleans

Answer: New Orleans

Answer: New Orleans


The first of thousands of tourists being evacuated from Tunisia are boarding flights today after warnings another ISIS attack is 'highly likely'. The Foreign Office yesterday urged UK tourists to leave immediately and advised against all but essential travel to the country, where 38 holidaymakers were killed by a gunman two weeks ago. Extra flights have been laid on to evacuate up to 3,000 British package holidaymakers and 300 independent travellers believed to be in the country. The first flight left this morning. Thomas Cook, which cancelled all future bookings to Tunisia up to October 31, said it is put on an extra flight today as it started flying home its 1,500 customers from the country. The rest will come home over the weekend.
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ISIS gunman killed 38 people, including 30 Britons, in Sousse last month
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Foreign Office said the Tunisian authorities could not keep tourists safe
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Statement last night warned against 'all but essential travel' to the country
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Families are being flown back to Britain today after warning was issued

Question: She said: 'At the moment we are disappointed with the decision to remove @placeholder people from the country because we don't see any issues.

Answer: British


Hillary Rodham Clinton says she didn't know Donald Trump very well when she attended his 2005 wedding but thought the event would be 'fun' and 'entertaining.' She adds: 'Now that he's running for president, it's a little more troubling.' Clinton says there is little difference between Trump and his Republican rivals on women's issues. Speaking publicly for the first time since the Republican debate, Clinton on Monday said Trump's comments about Megyn Kelly should not overshadow the rest of the GOP field's policies dealing with women. 'They brag about slashing women's health care funding,' Clinton told reporters while campaigning in New Hampshire. 'They say they would force women who have been raped to carry their rapist's child, and we don't hear any of them supporting raising the minimum wage, paid leave for new parents, access to quality child care, equal pay for women or anything else that will help to give women a chance to get ahead.'
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Speaking publicly for the first time since the Republican debate, Clinton hit out on Monday said Trump's sexist comments about Megyn Kelly
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Clinton also said the comments should not overshadow the rest of the GOP field's policies dealing with women
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'They say they would force women who have been raped to carry their rapist's child,' Clinton said after a New Hampshire campaign stop

Question: Clinton is in the midst of a two-day campaign swing through @placeholder.

Answer: New Hampshire

Answer: New Hampshire


(CNN) It's been quite a Friday for Melania Trump: Traveling with the President for the G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany, the first lady was temporarily stranded at a hotel, casually popped in on a high-stakes diplomatic meeting, and even dined beside Russian President Vladimir Putin. In the morning, Trump was scheduled to attend programs with the spouses of G20 leaders, but due to the protests, she was unable to leave her hotel. "Hamburg police couldn't provide clearance for us to leave," the first lady's communications director Stephanie Grisham told reporters in Hamburg. The spouses of the other G20 leaders toured a climate change center in Hamburg and took a river cruise -- sans their American counterpart -- while the world leaders attended the summit.
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Melania Trump is traveling with the President in Germany
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She had quite a day

Question: After being virtually stranded at her hotel for hours, the security concerns subsided and @placeholder ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Melania Trump


Tess Holliday, one of the most outspoken plus-size models in the industry, is once again blasting Victoria's Secret's beauty standards in a candid new interview. The 30-year-old beauty, who was the first size-22 woman to be signed to a major agency, slammed the lingerie retailer, saying: 'They are perpetuating what’s wrong with America and with society, in general, that you have to look a certain way - like a Victoria's Secret Angel - to feel beautiful and be sexy.' Tess, who took the brand to task in September for not offering sizes for full-bodied women, said the brand had no reaction to her statements, telling Yahoo Style: 'I don't think they cared. They probably didn’t look up from their glitter and angel body spray - or money!'
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The 30-year-old model says the lingerie retailer purposely excludes full-bodied women by not making their sizes
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She also explained during her interview with Yahoo Style that she doesn't diet because it 'doesn't work'
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Tess revealed she is offended by critics who say she glorifies being unhealthy - just because she's happy with her size

Question: She previously posted a lingerie selfie on Instagram, writing: 'If @placeholder needs a plus-size angel... call me.

Answer: Victoria's Secret

Answer: Victoria's Secret Angel


(CNN) Following the election of Donald Trump, Michelle Obama said many Americans now know what it's like not to have hope. "We feel the difference now. See, now, we are feeling what not having hope feels like," she told Oprah Winfrey in an interview, a clip of which aired on CBS on Friday. "Hope is necessary. It's a necessary concept and Barack didn't just talk about hope because he thought it was just a nice slogan to get votes." "He and I and so many believe that -- what else do you have if you don't have hope," the first lady added. "What do you give your kids if you can't give them hope?"
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"What do you give your kids if you can't give them hope," she asked
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38% of Americans think Trump will be a "poor or terrible" president

Question: Opting not to fire back with an attack as he typically does when facing criticism, Trump again repeated that he "honestly" believes @placeholder "meant that statement in a different way than it came out."

Answer: Michelle Obama


A group of Portuguese-speaking countries plans to meet Saturday to discuss a coup that roiled the tiny nation of Guinea-Bissau, plunging it into more chaos after nearly four decades of instability. Foreign ministers from the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries group will discuss the coup at a gathering in Lisbon. Guinea-Bissau is a member of the group. The group also includes Portugal, Angola, Mozambique and Brazil. Meanwhile, the military has called all of the country's political parties -- "without exception" -- to hold a meeting Saturday, said Daba Naualna, a spokesman for the army's chief of staff. "The situation is normal. We are trying to find a solution," Naualna told CNN.
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All of Guinea-Bissau's political parties are ordered to meet on Saturday too
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Guinea-Bissau has had several coups since it gained independence in 1974
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A military spokesman says the acting president and prime minister are detained
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He says no one was hurt or killed despite gunfire and explosions

Question: Coups and coup attempts are common in Guinea-Bissau since it won its independence from @placeholder in 1974.

Answer: Portugal


Two gulls were photographed in a dramatic mid-air life or death confrontation with a bald eagle. The battle occurred over the skies of Alaska, according to the the U.S. Department of the Interior who took to Facebook on Tuesday to update their followers about the fight. Soaring through the air, the eagle was snapped  with its feet holding one gull, which had its beak around the eagle's talon. A second seagull flew above, and nipped at the eagle's feathers trying to get the bald eagle to drop the gull which it had snatched from a nest. According to the U.S. Department of the Interior, 'David Canales captured this once-in-a-lifetime photo from his kayak on Prince William Sound in Alaska while on an 11-day expedition from Valdez to Whittier.'
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The life and death fight took place over Alaska as the three birds battled

Question: For more information on Canales' photography, visit his @placeholder and Instagram pages.

Answer: Facebook


A New Orleans couple bought a ramshackle historic cottage, moved it across the city and renovated it all the while using salvaged materials and respecting the home's original floor plan. Gaby Tillero and Greg Ensslen bought the the two-story 1840s Creole home from the Central City neighborhood after a church said they wanted to demolish it and expand their parking lot. The couple moved it to the Freret neighborhood where they then spent seven months renovating. Tillero and her husband Ensslen now live in the home with their two sons, six-year-old Santiago and nine-year-old Javier, as well as Tillero's mother, Olga Tillero.
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Gaby Tillero and Greg Ensslen bought the home after a church claimed they wanted to demolish it and expand their lot
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The home was dismantled and stored for a year before the couple found a lot across New Orleans that would fit the home's dimensions
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Tillero and her husband Ensslen now live in the home with their two sons, six-year-old Santiago and nine-year-old Javier, as well as Tillero's mother, Olga Tillero
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The couple stayed true to the cottage's floor plan, while converting it from a duplex to a single-family home
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They used salvaged and recycled materials to decorate the interior and exterior of the home

Question: Photos of Ensslen and @placeholder with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames

Answer: Gaby Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Answer: Gaby Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Question: Ensslen and @placeholder wanted to rebuild their home on a lot that got plenty of natural light

Answer: Gaby Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Answer: Gaby Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Question: Though it was originally a duplex, Ensslen and @placeholder decided to turn the home into a single-family structure

Answer: Gaby Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Answer: Gaby Tillero

Answer: Tillero

Answer: Tillero


(CNN) -- Although there were no signs of missing aviation adventurer Steve Fossett Tuesday evening, an official leading the rescue said she remained optimistic. Aviation record-holder Steve Fossett is missing and a search is under way. Maj. Cynthia S. Ryan of the Civil Air Patrol said Fossett, who has been missing for a day, once walked 30 miles to get help after making a forced landing. But Ryan noted the challenge rescuers are facing as they comb the high desert region, which is covered with sagebrush and hides deep ravines. Rescuers are focusing on 600 square miles. "It's a very large haystack," she said. "And an airplane is a very small needle. No doubt about that."
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Fossett was scouting locales for land speed record attempt, official says
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Aircraft combing rugged terrain in western Nevada for Fossett and his plane
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Fossett made first solo, nonstop, non-refueled airplane trip around the world
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The 63-year-old also made first solo balloon flight around the world

Question: "I think I'm a risk averse person, which might sound very strange because of the sports I'm involved in," @placeholder said, in response to a question about whether anything scares him.

Answer: Steve Fossett

Answer: Steve Fossett

Answer: Fossett

Answer: Fossett

Answer: Fossett

Answer: Fossett


Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho handed a young Arsenal fan a unique memento of their Community Shield victory as the Blues boss threw his runners-up medal into the stands on Sunday. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain grabbed a first-half winner for the Gunners as the Barclays Premier League champions were put to the sword at Wembley, and Mourinho was not best pleased. The Portuguese coach did not shake hands with counterpart Arsene Wenger after Arsenal collected their medals and gave away his own prize to the delight of one young supporter. And Mourinho made it clear he was unhappy with the result after the defeat signalled his first failure against familiar rival Wenger in 14 meetings.
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Arsenal beat Chelsea 1-0 in the Community Shield at Wembley on Sunday
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Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger did not exchange pleasantries after
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The Chelsea manager threw his medal into the Arsenal fans' end
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Mourinho said that the runners-up medal he threw was 'for a loser'Â
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Question: The Gunners spent much of the second half on the back foot after Oxlade-Chamberlain's 24th-minute strike but kept @placeholder at bay with the Blues being restricted to few clear-cut chances.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


(CNN) No American President has ever spoken to the world like this. In his United Nations General Assembly debut, Trump applied the disruptive, bellicose, nationalistic persona that shattered US political norms and signaled an attempt to transform America's role in the world and the international system itself. "We must work together and confront together those who threaten us with chaos, turmoil and terror," Trump said in a survey of global geopolitics that paralleled his stark inaugural address eight months ago. It was dark, desolate, had a whiff of authoritarianism and pulsated with threats: None of his predecessors, for instance, stood in the well of the UN chamber and threatened to wipe a country -- in this case, North Korea -- off the face of the planet. It was the "axis of evil" on steroids as the President blasted "rogue states" and trumped George W. Bush-era rhetoric to put Pyongyang, Iran, Venezuela and Cuba on notice.
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Trump shattered US political norms
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"It certainly was, in many ways quite a groundbreaking speech," said Nile Gardiner of the Heritage Foundation

Question: Instead, he offered "principled realism" -- a concept that allows "sovereign" nation states the right to pursue their own self interests unencumbered by bureaucracy, global trade deals or multilateralism -- a vision that is not only germane to @placeholder's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: And @placeholder's willingness for other nations to pursue their self interests in preference to common goals also appears selective.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Few items are more highly prized among collectors of historical artifacts than a handwritten letter from President Lincoln. This letter from President Lincoln to Treasury Secretary Salmon Chase has been returned to the government. Now, there's one fewer in circulation. An Arizona collector handed over to the federal government Thursday a rare handwritten letter from Lincoln to Treasury Secretary Salmon P. Chase. The letter, dated four days before Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address in 1863, had been missing for more than 60 years. Federal officials, who have not ruled out its possible theft from a government collection, discovered it two years ago during routine monitoring of online auctions.
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Rare handwritten letter is from Lincoln to Treasury Secretary Chase
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Letter is dated four days before Lincoln delivered Gettysburg Address
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Larry Cutler says he had owned the document for several years
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Cutler returned the letter to the National Archives on Thursday

Question: In the short note, torn from the center of a bound volume, @placeholder tells Chase to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.

Answer: Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln

Question: In the short note, torn from the center of a bound volume, Lincoln tells @placeholder to do a small favor on behalf of someone recently fired from his job with the federal government.

Answer: Salmon Chase

Answer: Salmon P. Chase

Answer: Chase


Authorities in the Cayman Islands have ended a search for a U.S. Marvel/DC comic book artist who went missing while snorkeling with his wife on a vacation. Norman Lee, who worked on Avengers and X-Men, were about 250 yards off the coast of Grand Cayman on Thursday afternoon when he became separated from wife of fives years, Jan. Despite round-the-clock helicopter, diving and boat searches, investigators have found no sign of the 47-year-old from Weymouth, Massachusetts. Tragic: The search for Norman Lee, an inker for Marvel/DC Comics, in the Cayman Islands has been called off Went missing: He was snorkeling with his wife Jan on Thursday when they became separated
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Norman Lee, 47, worked on Avengers and X-Men in 20-year career
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He was snorkeling with wife on Thursday when they became separated
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Despite round-the-clock searches, investigators have found nothing
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Tributes to 'great talent' who 'lit up the room' are posted on Facebook

Question: Lee started working for Marvel and @placeholder in 1995 as an 'inker', drawing over pencil sketches in pen before the comic goes to print.

Answer: DC

Answer: DC Comics


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama announced on Thursday that he will nominate John Koskinen, a veteran of both public service and the private sector, to take over the embattled Internal Revenue Service. A blog post on the White House website described Koskinen, who recently turned 74, as "a retired corporate restructuring expert" who would become commissioner of the IRS upon confirmation by the Senate. The tax collection agency of 90,000 employees currently is headed by a temporary leader, Daniel Werfel, who was appointed by Obama in May in the aftermath of revelations that some groups seeking tax-exempt status were targeted for extra scrutiny based on political labels such as "tea party."
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John Koskinen is a veteran of both public service and the private sector
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Koskinen, 74, headed Freddie Mac and served in the Clinton administration
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If confirmed by the Senate, he succeed acting IRS head Daniel Werfel
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Werfel was appointed in May amid the IRS targeting controversy

Question: I am confident that @placeholder will do whatever it takes to restore the public's trust in the agency."

Answer: John Koskinen

Answer: Koskinen

Answer: John Koskinen

Answer: Koskinen


Beijing (CNN) Nationalist sentiment has swept China in the wake of last week's international tribunal ruling over the South China Sea, with protests targeting KFC, Apple and Filipino fruit. But the Chinese government has had enough, telling protestors through the the state-run People's Daily newspaper Wednesday that they are being "irrational and disruptive." On July 12,  the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague ruled overwhelmingly in favor of the Philippines, saying there was no legal basis for China's claim to a large part of the South China Sea. China strongly rejected the decision. In the week after the ruling, videos and pictures of nationalists boycotting U.S. food chains -- the ultimate U.S. symbol in their eyes -- have been posted on social media in several Chinese cities.
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KFC, Apple targeted after South China Sea court verdict
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The People's Daily calls for "rational patriotism"

Question: Meanwhile, a campaign of smashing iPhones has taken off on social media, in protest against @placeholder tech giant Apple.

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


(CNN) Donald Trump's campaign on Monday fired its Virginia chair after he staged a controversial protest in front of the Republican National Committee, the latest flare-up between Republican Party establishment and Trump forces. Corey Stewart, a candidate for governor next year and a Trump loyalist in the state, has been let go from his unsalaried, but influential position, according to a Trump campaign source. Stewart had been threatened by multiple campaign aides earlier on Monday when he staged his small demonstration against the RNC for supposedly abandoning his candidate. Stewart shared multiple text messages with CNN from people who claimed to be Trump campaign aides, warning of "major consequences."
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Stewart and other Trump supporters in Virginia were trying to convince the RNC not to abandon Trump
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Trump's support in the GOP has faded since the weekend

Question: He conceded it would be "very difficult" for Trump to win on November 8 without an injection of @placeholder resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."

Answer: Republican National Committee

Answer: RNC

Answer: RNC


He joined The Daily Show as a correspondent only three months ago. But now, Trevor Noah has reportedly emerged as the frontrunner to replace host Jon Stewart. The 31-year-old South African comedian has apparently been named on a short list of potential successors to Stewart, 52, who will step down from his role on the Comedy Central show this year. He is being considered for an integral position on the program, a source close to the matter told Variety magazine. However, no final decision has yet been reached by network executives. Scroll down for video Replacement? Trevor Noah (left) joined The Daily Show as a correspondent three months ago. But now, he has reportedly emerged as the frontrunner to replace the Comedy Central program's host Jon Stewart (right)
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Trevor Noah, 31, joined The Daily Show as correspondent last December
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Now, he has reportedly emerged as a frontrunner to replace Jon Stewart
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Source told Variety magazine Noah has made short list of possible hosts
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However, no final decision has  been reached by Comedy Central bosses
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Noah, from South Africa, is no stranger to covering controversial issues
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Has featured on The Tonight Show and Late Show With David Letterman
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Comes a month after Stewart said he is stepping down as host this year
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The 52-year-old has hosted  popular TV program for a whopping 16 years

Question: According to the source, @placeholder's efforts to select a replacement for Stewart - who has hosted the satirical news show for a staggering 16 years - have gained speed in recent days.

Answer: Comedy Central

Answer: Comedy Central

Answer: Comedy Central

Question: Following the article in Variety, people across the country have taken to social media to express their views on @placeholder as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.

Answer: Trevor Noah

Answer: Trevor Noah

Answer: Trevor Noah

Answer: Noah

Answer: Noah


Everyone who comes to Britain should know how to speak English, Labour Ed Miliband has warned as he admitted Labour made mistakes on immigration. The Labour leader admitted that in the past his party had been 'too timid' about making clear that for communities to live together they must use a shared language. But the Tories said there was nothing in Mr Miliband's plans to act to reduce the number of people moving to Britain, after net migration hit 298,000 in a year. Scroll down for video Ed Miliband admitted that in the past his party had been 'too timid' about making clear that for communities to live together they must use a shared language
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Labour leader says speaking English is especially important in the NHS
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Says communities cannot live together if they don't have shared language
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Warns exploitation drives low-skilled migration and holds down wages
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Admits it was wrong to open the doors to Poles in 2004 without curbs

Question: 'A @placeholder where people of all backgrounds, all cultures, all religions, can practise their own faiths but also come together to forge a common identity.

Answer: Britain

Answer: Britain


(CNN) Sunday morning, as Houston residents found themselves trapped on rooftops and wading through flooded streets with children riding on their shoulders, Mayor Sylvester Turner defended his decision not to order evacuations before the city was hit by torrential rain from Hurricane Harvey. Houston, which is known for its susceptibility for flooding because of its flatness, was never put under an evacuation order, voluntary or mandatory, even as then-Hurricane Harvey was threatening southeast Texas. "You literally cannot put 6.5 million people on the road," Turner said in a press conference. "If you think the situation right now is bad, you give an order to evacuate, you are creating a nightmare."
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Officials in Houston did not issue an evacuation order, saying residents should stay put
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Now, they're grappling with a potentially massive evacuation effort

Question: So there is absolutely no reason to evacuate from @placeholder or the greater Houston area."

Answer: Houston

Answer: Houston

Answer: Houston


New Liverpool signing Roberto Firmino is determined to improve during his time at Anfield and prove he is worth his place in the team. Brendan Rodgers signed the Brazil international for £29million from German club Hoffenheim and the midfielder is keen to hit the ground running. While the rest of the Liverpool squad returned for pre-season this week, Firmino has been granted extra time off after playing in the Copa America. And the 23-year-old said: 'First and foremost, I'm looking forward to the new challenge and I'm excited to see what the Premier League has to offer. 'Of course everything will once again be new to me at the start. I'm going to have to get used to a new playing style, but I'll also get the opportunity to improve my game even further there.
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Roberto Firmino joined Liverpool from Hoffenheim for £29m
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Firmino played for Brazil at the Copa America in Chile this summer
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He is determined to improve during his time at Liverpool
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Liverpool FC news: CLICK HERE for all the latest

Question: Firmino spent five years with @placeholder and scored scored 49 goals in 153 games.

Answer: Hoffenheim

Answer: Hoffenheim

Question: 'I was only 19 when I came to @placeholder,' he added on their official website.

Answer: Hoffenheim

Answer: Hoffenheim


(CNN) Americans have grown increasingly concerned that North Korea poses a very serious threat to the United States, according to a new CNN Poll conducted by SSRS. Almost two-thirds of those polled, 62%, say Kim Jong Un's isolated dictatorship poses a deep threat to the US, up from 48% who said the same in March and the highest that figure has been in polling dating back to 2000. That shift comes as 77% say they think North Korea is capable of launching a missile that would be able to hit the US. The poll was completed after news reports of North Korean missile tests involving intercontinental ballistic missiles which have the potential to reach the US under the right conditions. Interviewing for the poll wrapped up on Monday, before an eventful Tuesday when news emerged that US intelligence believes North Korea has miniaturized a nuclear warhead and President Donald Trump threatened to respond to Pyongyang with "fire and fury" should they threaten the US.
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Disapproval of Trump's handling of North Korea outweighs approval, 50% to 37%
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About a third viewed North Korea's weapons capabilities as a crisis for the US
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Americans are divided on a military response to the country's weapons testing

Question: Then, in a survey conducted not long after North Korea's underground detonation of what it said was a nuclear warhead, 72% said they thought the country was capable of hitting the @placeholder with a missile.

Answer: United States

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Question: Overall, 50% say they favor taking military action in response to testing of weapons that could reach the @placeholder, 43% oppose it.

Answer: United States

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Question: But just about as many, 68%, say that the @placeholder should take a major role.

Answer: United States

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US


U.S. President Barack Obama said on Monday that Iran should commit to a verifiable freeze of at least 10 years on its nuclear activity for a landmark atomic deal to be reached, but said the odds were still against sealing a final agreement. In an interview with Reuters at the White House, Obama said that a rift over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's planned speech to Congress opposing the Iran deal on Tuesday was a distraction that would not be 'permanently destructive' to U.S. Israeli ties. But he said there was a 'substantial disagreement' between his administration and the Israeli government over how to achieve their shared goal of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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The President gave an interview to Reuters on Monday
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Obama said that a rift over Netanyahu's speech to Congress opposing the Iran deal on Tuesday was a distraction
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Obama said there is 'substantial disagreement' between his administration and Israeli government over preventing Iran from getting a nuke
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The President also told Reuters Monday that Netanyahu had been wrong before with his opposition to a 2013 interim deal with Iran

Question: The @placeholder goal is to make sure 'there's at least a year

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.


A video has been released which appears to show Wayne Rooney being knocked out cold by former Manchester United team-mate Phil Bardsley. The Old Trafford captain and the Stoke defender pulled on gloves during a night-in at Rooney's Cheshire mansion last month - but Bardsley's wife Tanya dismissed the incident as a joke. With only a small space in which to work in Rooney's lounge, the pair trade light blows for just under a minute before Bardsley sends Rooney reeling. The England striker lies motionless under a chair for several seconds before the video, obtained by The Sun, cuts out.
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Footage has emerged of Wayne Rooney boxing with Phil Bardsley
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The sparring session took place in Rooney's mansion
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It happened the day after United lost to Swansea in February
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They exchange light blows before Bardsley knocks Rooney down
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The Manchester United striker lies motionless and the video ends
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Bardsley's wife Tanya hit back on Twitter at the furore caused
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READ: Rooney pokes fun at boxing video with knockout celebration!
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READ: Was Rooney a knockout against Tottenham at Old Trafford?

Question: @placeholder tries to respond but misses wildly before his former team-mate bides his time and throws the shot that sends Rooney backwards, narrowly avoiding a chair as he hits the deck.

Answer: Wayne Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Wayne Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Rooney

Answer: Rooney


Gaza City (CNN) -- A brief respite from the violence in Gaza appeared imminent Wednesday after both sides agreed to a U.N-requested temporary cease-fire. "Factions of the resistance have agreed to accept the offer of the UN regarding a 'field calm' for 5 hours from 10 AM until 3 PM (local time) Thursday for humanitarian needs," Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zhuri said in a text message. Israel had already accepted the proposal; however, the military warned it would not sit idle if attacked. "Should the humanitarian window be exploited by Hamas or other terror organizations for the purpose of launching attacks against Israeli civilian or military targets the IDF will respond firmly and decisively," the Israel Defense Forces said in a statement.
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NEW: The proposed period of calm is expected to last five hours Thursday
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Deaths of four children in Gaza camp a "war crime," Hamas official says
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Israeli officials say they're investigating, but never intentionally target civilians

Question: An @placeholder official said the shelling was another example of Hamas using civilians as human shields -- intimating that the boys had been left to play near a rocket launcher.

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israeli

Answer: Israeli


She became a model at the tender age of 14. And after achieving global success as one of the world's most famous supermodels, Gisele Bundchen took one last strut down the catwalk on Wednesday. The 34-year-old beauty - who has announced she's retiring from the runway - was seen walking for Colcci during São Paulo Fashion Week in her native Brazil, wearing a selection of summery ensembles. Scroll down for video Her swan song: Gisele Bunchen sashayed down the catwalk for the last time at São Paulo Fashion Week on Wednesday It's goodbye: A teary-eyed Gisele shared this photo on Instagram revealing the experience of walking the catwalk for the last time and the rousing send-off she received had left her speechless
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The 34-year-old beauty was seen walking for Colcci during São Paulo Fashion Week in her native Brazil, wearing a selection of summery ensembles
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Supporting her from the front row was husband Tom Brady, her parents Vania and Valdir and sister Gabriela
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Tom shared gushing Facebook message about his wife: 'Your beauty runs much deeper than what the eye can see'
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She is the highest-paid supermodel for the last 10 years and worth a staggering $386 million
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In the past 12 months alone she has amassed $47 million (or $128,000 a day)
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Mother-of-two plans to publish a book and appear in a documentary on her life

Question: Supermodel credentials: The wife of @placeholder oozed sex appeal as she made her turn at the end of the runway

Answer: Tom Brady

Answer: Tom

Question: First look at her last hurrah: Later an image of the wife of @placeholder was seen on the carpet.

Answer: Tom Brady

Answer: Tom


Spain’s Queen Letizia was seen as a threat to the country’s royal household by former king Juan Carlos, according to a new book about the royal family. Spain’s former king Juan Carlos viewed his soon-to-be daughter-in-law as ‘the worst thing that happened to [the royal family] in many years’, before she married his son Felipe. The 77-year-old Juan Carlos abdicated last year in favour of his 47-year-old son, now King Felipe VI. But he has always been cold towards Queen Letizia, 43, a divorcee and 'commoner'. As a former television journalist, Letizia was an unusual addition to the Spanish royal family, which has always been famously shut-off to the media.
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Spain's ex-king Juan Carlos viewed his future daughter-in-law as a threat
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He thought Letizia, a divorced former journalist, would 'destroy' the crown
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Former king laughed at her with friends, calling her 'la chacha' - the maid
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New book about the court of King Felipe VI is set to be published this week

Question: But they add that she has helped forge a connection between the @placeholder public and the monarchy.

Answer: Spanish


Arsenal have launched their Puma home kit for the 2015-16 season, with some special help from Thierry Henry and current stars at the Emirates Stadium. The red and white strip was unveiled at a packed event outside the home ground on Monday night, and is Puma's second with the Gunners after starting a £30million-a-year kit deal last year. Santi Cazorla, Nacho Monreal, Hector Bellerin, Tomas Rosicky and Danny Welbeck joined Henry to help reveal the new kit, which Arsene Wenger will hope his side are successful in next season as they aim for more major honours. The atmosphere outside the Emirates Stadium was similar to that of a match day, such was amount of fans and their desire to get a glimpse of their heroes.
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Arsenal launch Puma kit on stage outside Emirates Stadium on Monday night
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Hector Bellerin, Tomas Rosicky, Santi Cazorla, Danny Welbeck and Nacho Monreal model shirt
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Fans gather outside the stadium to catch a glimpse of their heroes as Thierry Henry acts as presenter
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Red and white home strip is Puma's second with Arsenal since starting their kit deal last year
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Rosicky says that Arsenal's aim next year is to win the Premier League title
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Cazorla believes the Gunners can improve by bringing in more players this summer
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READ: Danny Welbeck backs Arsenal to battle for Premier League title as he looks to step up after injury problems
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Question: The new @placeholder 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


(CNN) -- The wedding of a Boston, Massachusetts, medical student accused of killing a woman he met through Craigslist has been called off, his fiancee's lawyer said. The wedding of accused "Craigslist killer" Phillip Markoff and his fiancee, Megan McAllister, has been called off. Megan McAllister, who was accompanied by her mother, met Phillip Markoff for about 25 minutes in a Boston jail earlier this week, her lawyer Robert Honecker told CNN affiliate WCVB. "It was an emotional conversation on both sides," Honecker said, adding that McAllister is planning to move back to her home state of New Jersey. "There is still a love and commitment to that person, and I think that obviously realizing what has now happened, that she has to take steps to do what she has to do on her life," Honecker told WCVB. She plans to move on, he said.
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Phillip Markoff, fiancee call off wedding, according to fiancee's lawyer
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Lawyer: Fiancee Megan McAllister planning to move to New Jersey
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Markoff accused of killing Julissa Brisman after police say she met her on Craigslist
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Markoff also charged in connection with an April 10 robbery

Question: Prosecutors say @placeholder was shot three times at close range and suffered blunt head trauma.

Answer: Julissa Brisman


(CNN) Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton raised his fist in a black-power salute after scoring a touchdown. Pittsburgh Steeler Alejandro Villanueva was joined on the field by his teammates this time. And many San Francisco 49ers knelt during the National Anthem, although some put their hands over their hearts. For the second consecutive Sunday, NFL players around the country and in London demonstrated in a variety of ways in response to President Trump's call for NFL owners to fire any "son of a bitch" who "disrespects our flag." Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick pioneered the protests last year when he took a knee during the anthem over what he said was social and racial injustice.
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Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch wears an "EVERYBODY VS. TRUMP' T-shirt before taking the field
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Nearly half of the San Francisco 49ers kneel during the National Anthem

Question: Last week, while the rest of his teammates remained in the locker room during the anthem, @placeholder stood in the tunnel alone with his hand over his heart.

Answer: Alejandro Villanueva


(CNN) -- Luiz Felipe Scolari's second stint as Brazil manager didn't go nearly as well as the first. A dozen years after leading Brazil to the World Cup title in Asia, he resigned in the wake of the Selecao's capitulation in the semifinals and third-place defeat on home soil last week. Germany thrashed Brazil 7-1 in the last four -- it was the first time a team scored seven goals in a World Cup semifinal -- before the host meekly lost to the Netherlands 3-0 on Saturday. "Luiz Felipe Scolari and his fellow coaching staff surrendered their positions to the board," Brazil's football federation, the CBF, said in a statement on its website, adding that the resignations were accepted.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari resigns as Brazil manager after Brazil thumped in last two games
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Eventual champion Germany thrashed Brazil 7-1 in the semifinals before another defeat
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Tite is now the favorite to succeed Scolari, who guided Brazil to 2002 World Cup glory
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Others linked with the job include Pep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho and Ronaldo

Question: Scolari's decision was fully expected, since he said he was "responsible" for the loss to @placeholder.

Answer: Germany

Answer: Germany


(CNN) White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters Tuesday that a gas attack in a rebel-controlled area of Syria was perpetrated by the forces tied to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and are a "consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution." Multiple activist groups in Syria tell CNN that dozens of people, including children, were killed in one of the deadliest suspected gas attacks in years. The activists have also blamed the attack in the rebel-held city of Khan Sheikhoun on Assad. A US intelligence official said the attack reportedly killed 58 people, including 11 children. "The US government is working to ascertain the truth behind this incident, but it has the fingerprints of a regime attack," the official said. "If the Assad regime was indeed responsible for perpetrating this attack, the reported casualty figures would make it the biggest incident like this since the Syrian regime sarin attack in August 2013 against the Damascus suburbs."
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Sean Spicer blamed the Obama administration
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John McCain blamed Trump

Question: "We're going to dedicate ourselves to the removal of @placeholder-Assad.

Answer: Bashar al


An angry dwarf has been jailed after sticking a sucker dart on his head and threatening to kill two carers while impersonating a Doctor Who Dalek. Ian Salter-Bromley, 55, filled his mouth with dominoes before shouting 'Exterminate! Exterminate!' in a row which led to him being Tasered twice by police. The court heard how Salter-Bromley, who is 4ft tall, had initially been 'quite jolly' while talking with the carers during a visit to his sheltered housing complex in Hull. But he then threatened to kill one of the members of staff, chanting: 'I'm a Dalek! I'm going to kill you Joe!' in the manner of the Doctor Who villain.
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Ian Salter-Bromley filled mouth with dominoes and shouted 'Exterminate!'
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He chanted 'I'm a Dalek! I'm going to kill you!' in manner of Dr Who creature
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Officers Tasered 55-year-old after they 'feared for their welfare', court told
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Incident part of campaign of abuse in which he spread excrement in Hull council offices

Question: He also abused security staff at the @placeholder, calling one a 'fat c****' and another a 'fat b****'.

Answer: Hull

Answer: Hull


(CNN) Bernadette McLaughlin's world turned upside-down on April 16, 1990, when a visit to the doctor revealed a surprising breast cancer diagnosis. "I was only 36 years old, and I was single," she said. "I just couldn't process anything he was saying." She worked full-time as a special-education teacher in New Jersey, but her most important job was raising her 8-year-old son, Michael. McLaughlin dreaded the thought of telling people she had cancer. "I remember I was laying on my stomach saying to myself, 'You're never going to have to tell anyone, because you're going to die tonight,' " she said of the night she got the news.
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Bernadette McLaughlin has survived three bouts with breast cancer
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After losing her implants to a staph infection, McLaughlin received mastectomy tattoos

Question: "She tweeted me and said, 'This one's for you, @placeholder,' " McLaughlin said.

Answer: Bernadette McLaughlin

Answer: Bernadette McLaughlin


Electrical giant Currys-PC World has been censured by the advertising watchdog for selling ultra-high definition televisions with bogus promises about extra clarity. The retailer claimed the smart LG sets with 4K resolution, starting at £849, would allow customers to 'watch your favourite Christmas movies in greater detail'. But the Advertising Standards Authority has ruled that this was exaggerated and misleading because no British TV channel is yet broadcasting in 4K resolution. These broadcasts are currently only available via internet based subscription services such as Netflix. False claims: Currys-PC World claimed that the smart LG sets, like the one pictured, would allow viewers to watch Christmas movies in 'greater detail.' The Advertising Standards Authority found this to be 'exaggerated and misleading' as no British TV channel is broadcasting in 4K resolution yet
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Claimed smart LG sets would show Christmas movies in 'greater detail'
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ASA said misleading as no British TV channel broadcasting in 4K yet
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Broadcasts currently only available on internet subscription services

Question: As such, owners of the sets would see an improvement in picture quality regardless of whether the broadcast was in @placeholder.

Answer: 4K resolution

Answer: 4K resolution

Answer: 4K resolution

Answer: 4K


(CNN) Three men were killed after a gunfight inside a Texas car dealership involving bounty hunters and the man they were trying to capture. And it all happened Tuesday inside of a showroom filled with customers and employees. Bounty hunters Gabriel Bernal and Fidel Garcia were killed while trying to capture fugitive Ramon Michael Hutchinson at a Nissan dealership in Greenville, Texas, just outside of Dallas. Hutchinson was also killed. The bounty hunters had been waiting for Hutchinson at the dealership for several hours. "We didn't give them permission, but we also didn't tell them that they had to leave," dealership owner Rick Ford told CNN affiliate KTVT.
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Bounty hunters told people at car dealership they were federal agents
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During the gunfight, about 20 shots were fired in just a few seconds

Question: @placeholder, of St. Paul, Minnesota, was wanted on drug and other charges.

Answer: Ramon Michael Hutchinson

Answer: Hutchinson

Answer: Hutchinson


A pair of identical twins have opened up about how their lives were turned upside down when one of the siblings, who were born as boys, revealed she was transgender. Jonas and Nicole Maines, who are both 18, were born twin boys named Jonas and Wyatt. But at an early age, Wyatt, who has always identified as a girl, began talking about his desire to transition - and eventually took hormones and underwent sexual reassignment surgery to physically become female. Now, the twins and their parents have shared details about their lives in a new interview with People, as well as in Pulitzer-Prize winner Amy Ellis Nutt's new book,Becoming Nicole: The Transformation of an American Family.
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Nicole and Jonas Maines, 18, were born identical twin boys - but Nicole always felt like a girl
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She began taking puberty suppressants as a tween, and recently had gender reassignment surgery before starting college
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When her elementary school forced her to use staff bathrooms, her family sued the school district for discrimination and one $75,000
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Nicole, who was born 'Wyatt', now has an 'awesome' boyfriend and said she is always upfront about being transgender

Question: At her new middle school, @placeholder was able to start over, and didn't tell anyone she was transgender.

Answer: Nicole Maines

Answer: Becoming Nicole

Answer: Nicole

Answer: Nicole

Answer: Nicole


Washington (CNN) -- Texas is still grappling with an Ebola scare, and Gov. Rick Perry -- faced with a test of his leadership ahead of a possible 2016 presidential bid -- is in Europe. In the lead-up to an election that will determine his successor, the three-term Republican governor left this week for a pre-scheduled economic development trip that will include stops in England, Germany, Poland and Ukraine. His trip comes after a Dallas nurse became the second person diagnosed with Ebola in the state, and as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention monitors dozens more doctors and nurses who treated the first patient, Thomas Eric Duncan, who died last week.
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry left this week for an economic development trip to Europe
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His trip comes as Texas officials monitor Dallas health care workers for Ebola
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Democrats criticized Perry for leaving the state while the Ebola threat exists

Question: @placeholder's absence has raised eyebrows: Texas Democrats pounced on Perry, saying the episode is characteristic of a governor they've long accused of being too focused on his own political fortunes.

Answer: Rick Perry

Answer: Rick Perry

Answer: Perry


The Chinese government had stern words for Israel at the start of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's five-day visit to the country. "We oppose the use of weapons. We believe the sovereignty of any country should be respected," said Hua Chunying, China's foreign ministry spokeswoman on Monday, responding to reports that Israel carried out airstrikes against its neighbor Syria last weekend. "China calls upon relevant parties to bear in mind peace and stability of the region, to exercise restraint and refrain from any actions that may escalate the tension," she added. Strangely, Netanyahu's visit to China on Monday coincided with the arrival of the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas.
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Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu is in China for a five-day visit
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China: "The sovereignty of any country should be respected"
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Netanyahu's visit coincides with arrival of his Palestinian counterpart, Mahmoud Abbas
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Two Mideast leaders not likely to meet, Israeli spokesman says

Question: "And we will explicitly tell the Israeli side @placeholder's position."

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China


Washington  (CNN) Donald Trump on Monday finally named several members of his team of foreign policy advisers in a meeting with The Washington Post's editorial board, also laying out a global posture starkly at odds with longstanding U.S. policy. The names he provided for his advisory team ended weeks of questions about who forms the Republican front-runner's brain trust on global affairs. But the group's lack of boldface Washington names and clear policymaking track records means there are still unanswered questions about the international direction they would hope to lead the country in. They also don't clarify the GOP candidate's broader global vision, as some have taken positions contrary to those he has articulated on the campaign trail.
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Donald Trump revealed a list of at least five foreign policy advisers guiding his policies
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This comes weeks after Trump has said he would unveil whom advised him on foreign policy

Question: In doing so, he could provide an initial sense of how this new group of advisers will shape @placeholder's world view.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


A fashion photographer suffering from cystic fibrosis (CF) is revolutionizing the way people look at the life-threatening disorder by snapping the portraits of 56 adult women living with the genetic disease to bring hope to children and teens diagnosed with the condition, which has no known cure. Ian Pettigrew, 46, from Ontario, Canada, was working on his book of portraits, Just Breathe: Adults with Cystic Fibrosis, when he realized that he had far more female subjects than male. After someone noted that the collection of photos was 'turning out to be a bunch of hot chicks with CF', he became inspired to start his second project, Salty Girls, starring women with the disorder, which damages the lungs and digestive system.
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56 women with cystic fibrosis have been photographed so far for Ian Pettigrew's upcoming photography book Salty Girls
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The 46-year-old from Ontario, Canada, said the project is 'dedicated to showing how beautiful those fighting CF truly are'
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Cystic fibrosis is a life-threatening genetic condition that damages the lungs and digestive system

Question: One of the models with @placeholder, who chose to remain anonymous, revealed on Mr Pettigrew's website that the disease has led to her having 'countless body image issues'.

Answer: CF

Answer: Cystic Fibrosis

Answer: CF

Answer: CF