England will push for the most thrilling and unexpected of victories in this extraordinary first Test on Saturday after a helter-skelter third day of a captivating series ended with Australia facing a record breaking Ashes run-chase. When Jimmy Anderson was bowled trying to hit Nathan Lyon into Cardiff city centre in the last over of a quite incredible day, 15 wickets had fallen and 333 runs had been scored in three sessions of thoroughly modern Test cricket. It left Australia needing 412 to win, eight more than any side has ever scored to win an Ashes Test, but with two whole days of this frantic contest to get them after seven English wickets were sent tumbling in the final session.
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England were bowled out for 289 on day three in their second innings at Swalec Stadium
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Alastair Cook's men set Australia a target of 412 to win the first Ashes Test in Cardiff
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Australia were bowled out for 308 on third morning to give England a lead of 122 after first innings
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Ian Bell and Joe Root both scored half-centuries in England's second innings
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Australia fought back to bowl England out, but face a big chase in the fourth innings

Question: This was a day that had everything as this eagerly-anticipated contest again rattled along at breakneck speed at a controversial venue that has delivered everything @placeholder and their supporters could possibly have hoped for.

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Answer: England

Question: England have moved the goalposts, and gloriously so, in all forms of cricket now and that should be celebrated whatever happens in @placeholder on Saturday.

Answer: Cardiff

Answer: Cardiff


When you think about fashion and technology, you might think of wearable tech like the Apple Watch, or the latest accessories for your cell phone - but a look over Chromat's latest sportswear line and you will find the true meaning of this partnership. The latest collection by the architecturally-led fashion brand made it's debut on the New York Fashion Week catwalk on Friday, showing off a variety of unique sportswear, swimwear and accessories that boasted more than a few fascinating features. The brand, whose distinctive designs have been worn on the stage and in the street by the likes of Beyonce, Madonna and FKA Twigs, has produced a dress that sprouts carbon-fiber wings by reacting to the body's adrenaline, and a sports bra that opens vents in response to the body's temperature and sweat.
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The structurally-focused brand debuted a new line of tech savvy sportswear at New York Fashion Week on Friday
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The brand, whose designs are loved by the likes of Beyonce and Madonna, debuted clothing that reacts to the body's temperature and adrenaline levels

Question: And that isn't the only forward-thinking aspect of @placeholder's presentation.

Answer: Chromat


(CNN) -- One of the most valuable routes in the airline industry is the one that joins New York to London. It is the world's busiest route, one particularly frequented by business travelers, and currently, it is dominated by United Airlines. All that is set to change, thanks to a pivotal partnership between Delta Airlines and Virgin Atlantic. Last month, the two airlines unveiled a codeshare agreement across 108 routes, with Delta acquiring a 49% share of the British carrier. For Delta, the deal provides access to a market that, though lucrative, has been difficult for them to crack. "Heathrow is the most important destination for the U.S. business traveler, and we've not been able to provide the global frequency that our customers need," admits Edward Bastian, Delta's president. "Virgin was the best way to get to them."
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Delta takes 49% stake in Virgin Atlantic
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Airlines hope that codeshare will increase their trans-Atlantic success
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UK-U.S. routes are the most world's busiest and lucrative
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Virgin seen as a much more niche airline than Delta

Question: Currently, Delta has nine flights operating between Heathrow and the @placeholder

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Question: Despite Virgin's strong brand, its image doesn't resonate as well outside the @placeholder.

Answer: British

Answer: UK

Question: "The @placeholder brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted Delta to us in the first place," he says.

Answer: Virgin Atlantic

Answer: Virgin

Answer: Virgin Atlantic

Question: "The Virgin brand and Virgin style is one of the things that attracted @placeholder to us in the first place," he says.

Answer: Delta Airlines

Answer: Delta

Answer: Delta

Answer: Delta

Answer: Delta

Answer: Delta


(CNN) A new species of wolf spider has been officially named after Aragog, the enormous, sentient arachnid character in the Harry Potter books and movies. Researchers from the University of Tehran discovered the spider during a search for butterflies in a mountainous area in southeastern Iran. After careful review, the team determined that the spider was in fact an unknown species of wolf spider from the scientific family classification Lycosidae. The researchers recognized similar physical characteristics between the spider, which they named Lycosa aragogi, and the character Aragog, Hagrid's adored arachnid friend first introduced in the second novel of the series, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets."
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Iranian scientists ID new wolf spider species
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Name a tribute to Harry Potter critter

Question: They are about 1 inch long and 2 inches wide -- much smaller than the fictional @placeholder -- but have similar exoskeletons with eight inset eyes and a furry exterior.

Answer: Aragog

Answer: Aragog


Without question the two biggest club sides in world football in the modern era, Real Madrid and Barcelona have a rivalry that is unmatched in terms of intensity and quality of football. The two clubs boast many of the world's greatest players, and their meeting on Saturday will be watched by hundreds of millions of fans. Alongside some moments of magic, El Clasico is a fixture that throws up entertainment throw its feistier side as well. Ahead of Saturday's showdown, Sportsmail takes you back through the most shocking games in the history of the great rivalry. In the two-legged semi-final of the Copa del Generalisimo, Barcelona had taken a 3-0 lead in the first game at the Nou Camp. Before that game there was not a great rivalry between the two teams, but what followed made sure there would always remain one.
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Real Madrid and Barcelona have the most intense rivalry in Europe
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The two clubs have come to dominate the European game
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From Alfredo di Stefano to Johan Cruyff and then Luis Figo, transfers have fuelled the bad blood between the sides
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Sportsmail brings you the 10 most shocking fixtures between the sides

Question: The upshot was a massacre on the pitch, with Barcelona hammered 11-1, but it is not a game remembered all too often in @placeholder, despite being their record ever victory.

Answer: Real Madrid

Question: Messi fully announced himself as a world beater with a hat-trick against Real, equalising three times after @placeholder had taken the lead, as 10-man Barca earned a valuable point.

Answer: Real Madrid


Researchers have revealed plans for a 'hover home' than can simply rise up off the ground in the event of an earthquake. It would use giant magnets to lift homes for the duration of a quake, avoiding damage. The firm behind the project is also developing a hoverboard - and said it hopes to apply the same technology to houses. With funding from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, a consortium of universities developed ShakeAlert to rapidly detect earthquakes and send secure alerts. ShakeAlert uses the geophysical networks operated by University of California Berkeley, California Institute of Technology, University of Washington, and the USGS, which has successfully detected California earthquakes and predicted the shaking before it could be felt.
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System will be connected to ShakeAlert early warning system
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Homes will rise up from ground moments before quake hits
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System will use powerful magnets to raise homes above the ground
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Firm is also developing a hoverboard for personal use

Question: Arx Pax, creator of the Hendo Hoverboard also said that it is integrating the @placeholder earthquake early-warning software into its plan.

Answer: ShakeAlert

Answer: ShakeAlert

Answer: ShakeAlert


Two men were hauled off a plane and arrested after an easyJet passenger claimed to have a bomb in his luggage at Manchester Airport. The passenger’s ‘stupid comment’ turned out to be a hoax, but police and airport bosses didn’t take any chances as they remain on high alert following last week’s terror attack in Paris. Authorities evacuated the plane and searched everyone’s bags after the threat was made moments before the Airbus A320 was scheduled to fly to Marrakech, Morocco. Passenger Ed Griffiths, from Pentraeth, Anglesey, Wales, told the Daily Post he and his wife, Laura, had just sat down when crew announced over the loudspeaker that everyone would have to disembark.
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Plane's captain told passengers 'someone made a stupid comment'
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Incident at Manchester Airport was treated as a 'security alert'
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No device was found after passengers went through security again
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Flight EZY1893 left for Marrakech, Morocco three hours behind schedule

Question: An easyJet spokesman told MailOnline: ‘Easyjet can confirm that police were requested to board flight EZY1893 from Manchester to @placeholder at the request of the captain.

Answer: Marrakech

Answer: Marrakech


A wheelchair-bound mother has been jailed for seven years for trying to smuggle around £1million worth of cocaine into the UK hidden in toiletries. Myrtle McCreath, 53, from Ayr, was arrested at Glasgow Airport on February 26, 2014 after arriving on a flight from Sao Paulo, Brazil, via Amsterdam. During a search of her baggage, Border Force officers found around 50 containers of face cream, talcum powder and other toiletries. Inside, there was 7.8 kilos of high-purity cocaine. McCreath denied knowledge of the drugs, telling National Crime Agency (NCA) investigators that she had been in Brazil for a week on holiday.
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Myrtle McCreath arrested trying to smuggle cocaine from Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Wheelchair-bound mother was caught with £1million worth in her suitcase
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Was hidden in face cream, talcum powder and other toiletries by drug gang
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McCreath, 53, has been jailed for seven years at the High Court in Glasgow

Question: The pair struck up an internet romance before he introduced his friend Philip Okoko to @placeholder online.

Answer: Myrtle McCreath

Answer: McCreath

Answer: Myrtle McCreath

Answer: McCreath

Question: Lord Bonomy told @placeholder that her ill health meant the jail term could be restricted from a 'routine' double-figure sentence for such a crime.

Answer: Myrtle McCreath

Answer: McCreath

Answer: Myrtle McCreath

Answer: McCreath


Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Thursday demanded that all sanctions on Iran be lifted at the same time as any final agreement with world powers on curbing Tehran's nuclear program is reached. Khamenei, the Islamic Republic's most powerful figure and who has the last say on all state matters, was making his first comments on the interim deal reached last week in the Swiss city of Lausanne. In remarks apparently meant to keep hardline loyalists in line, he warned about 'deceptive' intentions of the United States. Reuters reported that the crowd chanted 'Death to America!' during the speech.
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Iran's president Hassan Rouhani assured the crowd that 'the Iranian nation has been and will be the victor in the negotiations'
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Ayatollah Khamenei said in a speech that 'sanctions must all be completely removed on the day of the agreement'
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State Department insisted hours later that 'sanctions will be suspended in a phased manner'
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Iranian 'supreme leader' said White House's public summary of talks 'was faulty, incorrect and contrary to the substance of the negotiations'
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Watchdog group warns Obama administration is 'desperate for a nuclear deal' and 'will give more concessions to Tehran'
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Pro-Israel advocate says Iran has 'a 100 per cent record of forcing the Americans to bow to their interpretation whenever there's a dispute'

Question: 'I was never optimistic about negotiating with @placeholder... nonetheless I agreed to the negotiations and supported, and still support, the negotiators,' Khamenei said,

Answer: United States

Answer: America

Answer: Americans


Listen to the grandfather clock chime in Anne Hathaway's cottage, tread the marbled floors and gaze in awe at the painted ceiling of Chatsworth House and soak in the serenity of a setting sun at Durdle Door- these are just some of the dizzyingly realistic experiences that tourists can now try in Britain before they even arrive - thanks to some breathtaking 360-degree photography. The stunning, immersive experiences have been created by 360 photo specialist Rod Edwards, who used an automated digital camera with a panoramic tripod head and special fish eye lens to shoot  the individual images. Using complex software, Edwards painstakingly stitched the images together to produce a spherical  interactive panorama and added in real sound from each location.
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Immersive experiences  shot with a fish eye lens and special digital equipment took four hours each to process
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Conwy Castle and Durdle Door among  sites pictured to entice overseas visitors to 'snoop around' the UK's regions
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VisitBritain predict that the UK will welcome a record 42 million international visitors annually by 2020

Question: Altogether they spent £21.7billion contributing to the @placeholder's economy (also up three per cent in real terms), directly supporting 500,000 jobs, VisitBritain said.

Answer: UK

Answer: UK


Kermanshah, Iran (CNN) The journey to this week's freestyle wrestling World Cup in Iran was an exhausting one for the US team -- and not only because of the long trip from the US to the Iranian city Kermanshah, with two stopovers in Frankfurt and Tehran. It was the diplomatic hurdles that had stressed Team USA out. The wrestlers were caught in the most recent escalation between Tehran and the new Trump administration, and their visas did not come through until the last minute. "It was difficult. There was a period of time where we were like, are we going, are we not going?" US Olympic gold medalist Jordan Burroughs told CNN. "It was difficult being pawns in the game of political powers that were essentially deciding our fate."
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The USA wrestling team was caught in the diplomatic tension between the US and Iran
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The US, Iran and Russia are wrestling's international powerhouses

Question: The @placeholder wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: Team USA

Answer: USA

Answer: US

Answer: US


(CNN) Theresa May struck a populist tone in her first public remarks as British Prime Minister on Wednesday, saying she planned to continue predecessor David Cameron's "true legacy" of social justice. The Conservative Party leader spoke directly to the poor, black and white working-class residents as well as women, youth and those with mental health issues, saying, "The government I lead will be driven not by the interests of a privileged few, but by yours." Her party prizes unionism, she said, and not just among England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, "but between all of our citizens, everyone, whoever we are and wherever we're from."
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Theresa May names chief leadership rivals Boris Johnson, Liam Fox to Cabinet
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May faces daunting task as she negotiates UK "Brexit" from the European Union

Question: In his final appearance in Parliament as Prime Minister, @placeholder opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."

Answer: David Cameron


Taxpayer subsidies for wind farms are to be axed a year early with local people given chance to block turbines near their homes. Energy Secretary Amber Rudd today said 'we've got enough wind energy' as she promised to end new public subsidies for onshore developments. But the Scottish government immediately threatened a legal challenge to the decision, claiming it will have a 'disproportionate impact' north of the border. During the election campaign, the Conservatives promised to 'halt the spread of onshore wind farms'. David Cameron warned they often fail to win public support and are unable by themselves to provide the energy capacity that the country needs.
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Tory government aces subsidies for onshore wind farms from April 2016
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Energy Secretary Amber Rudd said: 'We've got enough wind energy'
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Government surveys show 65% of people support onshore turbines

Question: However environmental campaigners and some in the renewable energy industry have criticised the @placeholder for attacking the cheapest form of clean energy.

Answer: Conservatives


Celtic will finalise the twin signings of Jozo Simunovic and Ryan Christie on Tuesday. Dinamo Zagreb centre back Simunovic will join on a four-year deal for £5million while Christie will return to Inverness for the remainder of this season after clinching his £500,000 move. Simunovic was last night undergoing a medical in his homeland while Christie will be briefly be excused Scotland under-21 duty to go through his own procedure in Glasgow on Tuesday afternoon. Their signings will bring to eight the number of players Ronny Deila has signed in this window. The Norwegian could yet add a ninth before the window closes at midnight tonight with negotiations to bring in Sunderland striker Steven Fletcher on loan still ongoing and Leicester’s out-of-favour Croatian hit-man Andrej Kramaric also under consideration.
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Celtic are set to sign Jozo Simunovic from Dinamo Zagreb for £5million
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The Bhoys have also clinched the signing of Ryan Christie for £500,000
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Christie will return to Inverness for the remainder of the season

Question: ‘Dinamo wish to thank @placeholder for everything he has done for our club and wish him good luck in his future career.’

Answer: Jozo Simunovic


Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has refused to confirm whether he will appear on ABC's Q&A next week, after the prime minister instructed frontbenchers to boycott the program. On Monday night Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce was scheduled to appear on the ABC panel show, however an announcement came late on Sunday that it would not be going ahead. A spokesman told Daily Mail Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott had banned any of his government frontbenchers from going on the show after weeks of drama following the appearance of former terror suspect Zacky Mallah. 'The Prime Minister has communicated he does not want any frontbencher to appear on Q&A,' the spokesman said.
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Tony Abbott has banned government frontbenchers from going on Q&A
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Prime Minister's boycott blamed for Barnaby Joyce's late cancellation
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Spokesman for Joyce says the Minister learned of the decree Sunday night
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Comes after Malcolm Turnbull said there was no such boycott last week

Question: @placeholder is currently undergoing an internal investigation after convicted criminal Zaky Mallah was allowed to ask a question live on air last month.

Answer: Q&A

Answer: Q&A

Answer: Q&A

Question: The current battle over @placeholder is an escalation in the ongoing war between the ABC and the government, with one MP going as far as to say the show should be suspended until a review can be completed.

Answer: Q&A

Answer: Q&A

Answer: Q&A


(CNN) -- Hey, young readers: Instead of another summer uttering the dreaded phrase "I'm bored," how about meeting a NASA astronaut or building a working potato cannon? Maker Camp, which kicks off its second year on July 8, is different kind of summer camp for kids and teens. Instead of canoes and kickball, it has microcontrollers and robots. There are no bus rides or cabins; camp can take place anywhere there's a computer and an Internet connection. The camp is a free, six-week online program inspired by the maker movement -- the trend toward do-it-yourself culture -- and run by Maker Media in collaboration with Google. Maker Media also publishes Make magazine and organizes the Maker Faires.
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The Maker Camp kicks off its online summer camp for teens on July 8
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The camp is conducted over Google Hangouts and focuses on DIY projects
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Organizers hope the program will stimulate interest in technology, math and science

Question: This year, @placeholder is doing an official affiliate program, working with 100 partners around the country.

Answer: Maker Camp

Answer: Maker Camp


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: 'And I'm not saying that we will solve this problem simply by crossing a line from @placeholder into Syria.

Answer: Iraq


A funeral home has lost the ashes of a Holocaust survivor after posting them in the mail, a new court case claims. Bertha Mueller died in her sleep at the age of 92 in Brooklyn, New York, on February 5 and was cremated days later. Her daughter Daisy McFadden, 67, had to have the remains shipped and tracked from Walter B Cooke Funeral Home in Manhattan as she was in hospital recovering from back surgery. But the delivery never arrived - and when McFadden inquired about them four weeks later, the funeral home insisted a postman left it by the front door.
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Bertha Mueller died in her sleep at the age of 92 on February 5 this year
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Her daughter was in hospital after surgery, had to have ashes delivered
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Four weeks later nothing arrived, funeral home insist delivery was made
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But they cannot produce a tracking number or a signature for the parcel
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Grieving family has filed a lawsuit against the firm but say 'it's not about money'. Daughter said 'I just want to know her ashes aren't in the trash'

Question: The likely outcome, if @placeholder's case is successful, is a settlement.

Answer: Daisy McFadden

Answer: McFadden


Juventus forward Alvaro Morata is likely to feature up front for Spain in Friday's Euro 2016 qualifier against Ukraine in Seville, coach Vicente del Bosque said on Thursday. Morata is the obvious choice in the striker's role for the European champions following the withdrawal due to injury of Diego Costa as second-placed Spain look to maintain pressure on Group C leaders Slovakia. 'We have been training with all the players we have, we have deployed them in the positions they are going to play and we have a lot of expectations of Morata,' Del Bosque told a news conference ahead of the game at Sevilla's Sanchez Pizjuan stadium.
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Spain play Ukraine in their latest Euro 2016 qualifier in Seville on Friday
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Juventus forward Alvaro Morata likely to replace the injured Diego Costa
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Morata has flourished since joining from Real Madrid last summer
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The 22-year-old has scored seven goals in 22 Serie A matches

Question: 'It has been positive that he has enriched himself by moving abroad and it is good that he has had playing time (at @placeholder),' Del Bosque added.

Answer: Juventus

Answer: Juventus


A Harley Davidson motorbike thought to be the only one ever owned by Hollywood legend Marlon Brando is set to fetch £260,000 at auction. Brando is thought to have brought the Electra-Glide model in 1970, just days before he started filming for The Godfather. A huge fan of motorbikes, his association with them began in 1953 when he starred as violent biker and gang leader Johnny Strabler in The Wild One. He owned several motorcycles during his lifetime, but experts believe this is the only Harley he ever bought. Brando purchased it from the main Harley Davidson dealership in Los Angeles and had it registered to his address on Mulholland Drive in Beverly Hills.
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The Harley Davidson Electra-Glide was bought by Marlon Brando in 1970
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It is thought to have been the only ever Harley owned by the Oscar winner
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His name is on the licence plate and it was sold prior to his death in 2004
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Expected to sell for £260,000 when it is auctioned off later this month

Question: @placeholder to our knowledge only had the one, and we think it could sell for up to $400,000.

Answer: Marlon Brando

Answer: Brando

Answer: Brando

Answer: Marlon Brando


(CNN) Beach volleyball is testing women's rights in Iran. Yes, beach volleyball in Iran. You may think that women's rights there are a secondary issue, compared with recent headlines focusing on a nuclear agreement, the freeing of the Washington Post's correspondent in Tehran and other prisoners, and an almost-international incident when American sailors veered into Iranian waters. But in fact, this issue goes to the heart of whether Iran upholds its international agreements. Later this month, Iran will host a prestigious international beach volleyball tournament on Kish Island, south of the mainland in the Persian Gulf. This is a first for Iran, which was selected as the host country by the Lausanne-based International Volleyball Federation, or FIVB.
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Minky Worden: Iran will host prestigious volleyball tournament; but women banned from watching. This violates FIVB rules
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Iran has jailed women for watching, she says. Iran may qualify for Olympics: FIVB and Olympic committee must demand end to ban

Question: If there is some question about whether you get arrested, that's not fun at all, and it's not a risk @placeholder women should have to bear.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iranian

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Question: Now is the time for the FIVB to tell @placeholder watching volleyball is no crime for women, and insist on a formal overturning of the ban.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iranian

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran

Answer: Iran


(CNN) Legendary jockey Frankie Dettori claimed a record fifth Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe as he rode odds-on favourite Enable to an eye- catching victory at Chantilly Sunday. The 46-year-old Italian took the three-year-old filly to the front inside the final two furlongs and she quickened impressively to easily distance Cloth of Stars in second and third-placed Ulysses. "She was magnifique," beamed Dettori. "A truly tremendous finish." Enable had gone into Europe's most prestigious race off the back of four straight Group One victories and the John Gosden-trained horse did not disappoint. It was the second Arc success for Gosden, having saddled Golden Horn two years ago, but despite the commanding triumph is reluctant to race Enable again this season.
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Frankie Dettori wins record fifth Arc
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Claims victory at Chantilly on Enable
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Cloth of Stars finishes second

Question: Sakhee and Marienbard followed in 2001 and 2002, with @placeholder the mount for his fourth win in 2015.

Answer: Golden Horn


Washington (CNN) -- Some conservatives unhappy with House Speaker John Boehner's leadership are looking for a replacement, and recent moves by Texas Republican Jeb Hensarling are fueling speculation he wants Boehner's job in the next Congress. Hensarling, who was part of Boehner's leadership team two years ago but left to chair the House Financial Services Committee, gave an expansive speech last week hosted by Heritage Action for America, a group that frequently and publicly clashes with Boehner. Asked afterward if he was interested in running for speaker, Hensarling initially said he was "flattered," and said, "It's not something I've aspired to. It's not something I'm thinking about."
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Boehner has been speaker since 2011 and has said he's not going anywhere
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Hensarling says he's flattered by the attention, but is not thinking about being speaker
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But he's leaving the door open as some conservatives have been unhappy with Boehner's leadership

Question: At the beginning of the current Congress in January 2013, a dozen House GOP members voted for someone other than @placeholder, or voted "present," an expression of no confidence.

Answer: John Boehner

Answer: Boehner

Answer: Boehner

Answer: Boehner

Answer: Boehner

Answer: Boehner

Question: @placeholder's recent speech at Heritage may be a way to ensure his name gets in the mix.

Answer: Jeb Hensarling

Answer: Hensarling

Answer: Hensarling

Answer: Hensarling

Question: The thrust of @placeholder's speech lines up with the message many on the right flank of the House GOP conference have been pushing.

Answer: Jeb Hensarling

Answer: Hensarling

Answer: Hensarling

Answer: Hensarling


(CNN)Even though Rafael Nadal had beaten his first-round opponent at the Australian Open, Mikhail Youzhny, five straight times, the Spaniard wasn't sure what to expect when they played Monday. After all Nadal last competed at a major at Wimbledon and had lost both singles matches that he contested this year as he returned from appendix surgery. Nadal -- who also suffered from back and wrist injuries in 2014 -- cast doubt on his Australian Open participation just last week. Youzhny, too, owned four victories over the 14-time grand slam champion. But in a score that is sure to have his rivals taking note, the Spaniard crushed the former top-10 regular 6-3 6-2 6-2.
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Rafael Nadal crushes Mikhail Youzhny at the Australian Open
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It was Nadal's first grand slam match since last year at Wimbledon
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But women's contender Ana Ivanovic loses her opener in Melbourne
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Roger Federer, Simona Halep, Andy Murray progress to the second round

Question: Nadal and Federer were joined in the second round by two-time grand slam winner Murray, although an outside contender for the women's draw, @placeholder, fell.

Answer: Ana Ivanovic


(CNN) -- Contrasting Barack Obama's upcoming visit to Africa with Chinese president Xi Jinping's recent tour indicates seismic shifts not only within Africa but also in terms of global power. On this visit, only Obama's second to Africa since he became president (Xi visited Africa during his first foreign tour as head of state, in March this year), he will be visiting a continent which feels increasingly less beholden to American dictates. China's growing economic influence in Africa, which generated more than $160 billion in bilateral trade in 2011 (when U.S. merchandise trade with Africa was worth just $95 billion), plays an important role in this shifting sentiment.
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President Obama visiting an Africa 'increasingly less beholden to American dictates'
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Chinese influence growing in Africa, U.S. influence waning, says Ross Anthony
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China offers trade and aid without interfering in African internal affairs
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Africa is site of struggle for geostrategic influence between U.S. and China, says Anthony

Question: As the @placeholder proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"

Answer: Chinese

Answer: Chinese


Supermodel Gigi Hadid's father has been accused of stealing land from his neighbor - an 89-year-old wheelchair-bound widow. The allegation is the latest revelation in a 'millionaires' row' battle over his giant Bel Air mansion. Mohamed Hadid allegedly called one-time big band singer Carole Cramer a 'bitch' who didn't need the strip of her yard because 'she would die soon.' 'He's a terrible man,' stroke victim Cramer told Daily Mail Online in an exclusive interview in her home in the tony Bel Air area of Los Angeles. 'He came into my garden and told my gardener I have so much land and that I don't use and said I was a bitch,' she added.
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Mohamed Hadid  has been accused of stealing land from Carole Cramer in the battle over the building of his 30,000 sq. ft. mansion
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Cramer, who sang with the Tommy Dorsey Big Band, lives on Bel Air's Strada Vecchia Road right above Hadid
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The developer doesn't even have a buyer for the property
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'He's a terrible man,' says Cramer, who tells Daily Mail Online she has lived in her $7m Bel Air home for half a century
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Neighbor Joe Horacek has taken dozens of pictures to document ongoing construction - even though permits were pulled
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House nicknamed the Starship Enterprise is 67ft high, 31 ft over city's height limit

Question: @placeholder did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.

Answer: Gigi Hadid

Answer: Mohamed Hadid

Answer: Mohamed Hadid

Answer: Hadid


Washington (CNN) Americans are sharply divided over whether NFL players taking a knee during the National Anthem are doing the right thing to express their views, but a majority agree that President Donald Trump did the wrong thing by criticizing their actions, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. Overall, 49% say the protesting players are doing the wrong thing to express their political opinion when they kneel during the National Anthem, while 43% say it's the right thing. Those views are sharply divided by race, partisanship and age. Among whites, 59% say the players are doing the wrong thing while 82% of blacks say it's the right thing to do. Almost 9 in 10 Republicans say it's the wrong thing (87%) while just about three-quarters of Democrats say the opposite (72%). And most younger Americans call it the right thing (56% among those under age 45) while a majority of older Americans say it's wrong (59% among those age 45 or older).
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Racial split over player protests: 82% of blacks say they're right vs. 34% of whites
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Six in 10 say Trump did the wrong thing by criticizing protesting players
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24% say they plan to boycott NFL games, broadcasts or products due to protests

Question: @placeholder' divisions over these protests extend to perceptions of what the protests mean.

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans

Question: And there hasn't been a large shift in the share who see @placeholder as distracted from the nation's most important problems.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Some white nationalists and right-wing protesters who have converged on Charlottesville, Virginia, have been using a Nazi rallying cry. Video shows some of the protesters shouting "blood and soil," a phrase invoking the Nazi philosophy of "Blut und Boden." The ideology stressed that ethnic identity is based on only blood descent and the territory in which an individual lives -- and it celebrated rural farmers and peasants as virtuous Germans. The group gathered to protest Charlottesville's plan to remove relics of its Confederate past, such as a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The "blood and soil" chants began Friday night when torch-bearing protesters marched at the University of Virginia and clashed with counterprotesters. More white nationalist protesters continued the cries during Saturday's gatherings.
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The chant of "blood and soil" invokes a Nazi philosophy
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It glorified those with German heritage who tended the land

Question: Nearly all major inventions were made by Aryans," a 1934 pamphlet for young @placeholder claimed.

Answer: Germans

Answer: German


The battle to avoid a Paris-style massacre on Britain's streets means the UK's counter-terrorism budget will rise by 30 per cent, George Osborne revealed today. Mr Osborne also confirmed he will buy a new multi-billion pound arsenal of weapons including 42 new F35 jets as he agreed to increase the defence budget from £34billion to £40billion. And in the wake of the Paris terror attacks he revealed he would not go ahead with any cuts to police budgets in England and Wales. Spending on counter-terrorism will hit £15.1billion over the next five years - a 30 per cent increase on what was spent in the previous five.
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More than 1,000 new spies will be paid for with new £15bn investment
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Chancellor confirms new arsenal of weapons to defend Britain from attack
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U-turn on cuts to policing budget in the wake of the Paris massacres
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For more on the counter-terrorism efforts visit www.dailymail.co.uk/isis

Question: He also revealed that a suspected jihadi is being arrested every day to prevent terrorists atrocities in the @placeholder.

Answer: UK

Answer: U


(CNN) The National Football League is looking into a report that an assistant coach with the Atlanta Falcons asked a prospect if he liked men. A spokesman for the NFL said the Falcons have acknowledged a coach asked Ohio State cornerback Eli Apple the question during the NFL Combine. "We will look into it," Brian McCarthy said. The Falcons didn't immediately reply to CNN's request for comment, but according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, head coach Dan Quinn apologized for the question. "I am really disappointed in the question that was asked by one of our coaches. I have spoken to the coach that interviewed Eli Apple and explained to him how inappropriate and unprofessional this was," Quinn told the newspaper in a statement.
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A top NFL draft prospect says the question struck him as weird
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NFL has said asking about sexual orientation is not allowed
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Falcons apologize, according to local newspaper

Question: This is not the first time an @placeholder prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.

Answer: National Football League

Answer: NFL

Answer: NFL Combine

Answer: NFL

Answer: NFL


An advert for L'Oreal moisturiser featuring the actress Dame Helen Mirren has been cleared  following a complaint that claimed post-production editing had enhanced her appearance. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) investigated after a viewer suggested that the Oscar winner's face had been airbrushed to digitally iron-out her wrinkles. The allegations focused on age lines around the 69-year-old Prime Suspect star's mouth, which the complainer argued had been wiped in the editing process for both the video and still image adverts. The viewer challenged whether both ads - for L'Oreal Paris Age Perfect moisturising cream - 'misleadingly exaggerated' the likely effect that could be achieved by using the product, which costs £24 for 100ml.
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French beauty giant reported to ad watchdog over Oscar winner's wrinkles
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Complaint argued Dame Helen airbrushed to 'exaggerate' effect of cream
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But ad regulator rubbished claim, saying it's just how 69-year-old looks
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Stood with L'Oreal in saying TV and print campaigns were 'not misleading'

Question: @placeholder also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.

Answer: L'Oreal

Answer: L'Oreal Paris Age Perfect

Answer: L'Oreal


Pinned to the desert floor by a masked militant, a prisoner is beheaded in the latest barbaric execution by the Islamic State. The shocking images appear to be a desperate attempt to deflect attention away from yesterday's embarrassing defeat in Tal Abyad that has now cut off their key supply route in Syria. They show a masked, black-clad militant brandishing a hunting knife behind the captive in a sickening echo of the executions meted out by the British ISIS militant known as Jihadi John. The victim is then forced face down into the dirt before having his head yanked back as the fanatic takes the knife to his throat.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
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ISIS executes member of rebel group fighting against terror group in Syria
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Beheaded by black-clad militant in chilling echo of Jihadi John executions
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Comes hours after jubilant Kurds raise flag over town of Tal Abyad, north of capital Raqqa, on ISIS supply route

Question: Tal Abyad is around 80km (50miles) north of @placeholder city.

Answer: Raqqa

Question: Thousands of people have attempted to flee the across the border to escape @placeholder at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS


Just over a year ago Australian cricketer David Warner and his then fiance Candice purchased a sprawling mansion in South Coogee, in Sydney's east. This week, after it was revealed Warner was on track to become one of the wealthiest men in Australian sport, the pair have added another property to their portfolio. The power couple splashed just under $4 million on a knock-down by the ocean in Maroubra, Domain reported. Just a few kilometres south from their current home, the Mermaid Avenue property was snapped up by the Warners after just two weeks on the market. And it seems they may be looking to create their forever home on the 900-square-metre block, with their 14-month-old daughter and a sister for her on the way.
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David Warner and his wife Candice have purchased a property in Maroubra, in Sydney's east
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Last year the couple bought a luxury beachside mansion in Coogee South, just a few kilometres north
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They're going to knock down and rebuild on the Maroubra plot, creating a home for their growing family
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It's the latest addition to Warner's ever expanding empire, which also includes children's books and vodka

Question: @placeholder reported the couple are likely to enlist an architect to help them design an entirely new home where they will bring up their young family.

Answer: Domain


West Ham hope to make an announcement on their new manager 'within the next 48 hours'. The Irons appear close to appointing a successor to Sam Allardyce, who left Upton Park at the end of the season when his contract was not renewed. Slaven Bilic is reported to have been interviewed about the vacancy over the weekend, with the likes of Rafael Benitez, Jurgen Klopp, Carlo Ancelotti and Unai Emery all said to have been under consideration as co-chairmen David Sullivan and David Gold look to find the right man to take them forwards and on into the Olympic Stadium from 2016/17.
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West Ham are on the verge of announcing new boss
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The Irons have been searching for a successor to Sam Allardyce
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Slaven Bilic is reported to have been interviewed  over the weekend
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Unai Emery and Marcelo Bielsa are also in the running for the job

Question: @placeholder would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.

Answer: Slaven Bilic

Answer: Slaven Bilic


(CNN) -- Sunday was marked by a slew of anti-regime protests and yet more violence targeting dissenters in Syria, while outside the embattled country the leaders of the United States and Turkey discussed ways to aid the opposition. The bloodshed includes what the Local Coordination Committee of Syria, a network of opposition groups, is calling the "Morek Massacre." The group claimed that 11 civilians calling for the regime's ouster were murdered, among them five "executed by firing squad." In total, the LCC reported that at least 70 died across the Middle Eastern nation Sunday, including 17 in the province of Homs, 17 in Hama (where the town of Morek is located), 11 in Idlib, 10 in the suburbs of Damascus, nine in Daraa, five in Aleppo and one in Hasakeh.
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NEW: At least 70 people are killed around Syria on Sunday, an opposition group claims
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11 civilians die in the "Morek Massacre," 5 by firing squad, according to the same group
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Obama and Erdogan talk about providing medical supplies to the Syrian opposition
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Syria state news says Russian foreign minister opposes interfering in internal affairs

Question: "Perhaps, it's @placeholder's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syria

Answer: Syrian

Answer: Syria


Gareth Southgate will not quit his role as England Under 21s head coach after his side tumbled out of Euro 2015. For the third Under 21 European Championship in a row, England failed to get out of their group and their exit from the Czech Republic was sealed by a miserable 3-1 defeat to Italy, a nation they have not beaten at this level since 1997. Southgate signed a 12-month contract extension in January, which runs until the end of the 2017 tournament in Poland, but he accepted that the decision might taken out of his hands by the Football Association. Dan Ashworth, the Technical Director with whom Southgate has a strong relationship, will be key.
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England's 3-1 defeat by Italy saw them crash out of the group stage at the Under 21 European Championship on Wednesday night
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Head coach Gareth Southgate says that he will not resign from his role
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Southgate admits, however, that his future is not up to him alone

Question: He was honest enough to admit that @placeholder's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.

Answer: England

Answer: Euro 2015

Answer: England

Answer: England


As Jeremy Clarkson continues to battle to save his career after being sacked form Top Gear, his estranged wife has been enjoying a family break in the Caribbean. Frances Clarkson showed off her tanned figure in a white bikini as she relaxed on a beach in Barbados. The 53 year old revealed the results of a week sunbathing over Easter in the skimpy swimsuit, which was covered in a black palm tree print. Scroll down for video Frances Clarkson showed of her holiday tan in a white bikini during a dip in the sea on her Barbados holiday today Frances appeared to be deep in thought as she paddled around in the clear blue waters, where she had been jet skiing two days beforehand.
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Frances Clarkson, 53, is holidaying in Barbados with family and friends
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She spent Easter Bank Holiday weekend on the Caribbean island
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She holidayed on the island in 2011 with her estranged husband Jeremy

Question: Clarkson married @placeholder in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.

Answer: Frances Clarkson

Answer: Frances Clarkson

Answer: Frances

Answer: Frances Clarkson


(CNN) White House press secretary Sean Spicer forgot the first rule of politics during a press briefing on Tuesday: Never, ever compare anyone or anything to Adolf Hitler. Answering a question about Russia's potential complicity in the Syrian chemical attack last week, Spicer stretched for a Nazi Germany comparison. "You had someone who was as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," he said. "So you have to, if you are Russia, ask yourself is this a country that you and a regime that you want to align yourself with." Er, what? Hitler, of course, used lots and lots of chemical weapons -- in the sense that he ordered the executions of millions of Jews in gas chambers during World War II.
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Spicer was asked later in the briefing to clarify his comments. In trying to do so, he made it worse
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Spicer's Hitler comments virtually ensure another news cycle lost to an unforced error

Question: For @placeholder, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.

Answer: Sean Spicer

Answer: Spicer

Answer: Spicer

Answer: Spicer


A man has been reunited with his wallet after it was found in a wall cavity more than 100 miles from his home - 35 years after it was stolen. John Steel, 45, lost the brown leather purse aged 10 when a thief climbed into his caravan while he was on holiday in Devon. But the square wallet - containing a photo of himself and a £1 note - turned up again during renovation work at a house in Shaldon, Devon, now owned by Shelley Davies. The wallet and photograph of 10-year-old John Steel found in a wall cavity 35 years after it went missing
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A man has been reunited with his wallet stolen from him as a 10-year-old
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John Steel, now 45, lost the brown leather purse while on holiday in Devon
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Builders found it in a wall cavity while renovating Shelley Davies' home
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She then posted it on Facebook and Mr Steel was eventually tracked down

Question: Shelley Davies (pictured) said the return of the wallet illustrated the 'power of @placeholder'

Answer: Facebook


Washington (CNN) The Supreme Court let stand a lower court opinion that said that the NCAA 's so called "amateur rules" that required that college students not be paid -- violate anti-trust laws. The opinion by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said the NCAA could not limit schools from giving full scholarships including costs of attendance to students. The court ruled, however, that the schools did not have to hold deferred funds in a trust for athletes to cover up to $5,000 a year for name, image and likeness rights. Supreme Court won't take up Washington Redskins trademark case
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Current and former NCAA players argue in court papers that "college athletics is indisputably big business"

Question: Both sides asked the @placeholder to review the case and the justices declined both petitions on Monday.

Answer: Supreme Court

Answer: Supreme Court


Donald Trump is scheduled to reveal his presidential plans on June 16 from his namesake tower in New York City. But he had a problem keeping his decision a secret today during a stop in Mason City, Iowa, where he blasted the 'stupid' people running the country. He told a crowd of more than 300 people packed into the city's Music Man Square that he'd be coming back to the influential presidential nomination state immediately after his announcement - a clear signal that he intends to launch bid. 'On the 16th I'll be making an announcement, and I think certainly the people in this room - I think a lot of people - are going to be very very happy with what I have to say,' Trump said.
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Donald Trump is scheduled to reveal his presidential plans on June 16 from his namesake tower in New York City
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He told a crowd of more than 300 people in Iowa today that he'd be coming back to the influential presidential nomination state immediately after
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'I think certainly the people in this room - I think a lot of people - are going to be very very happy with what I have to say,' he said
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If he does follow through on a run, he would be able to self-fund his campaign - something he considers a badge of honor

Question: The early evening event drew one of the largest crowds @placeholder has ever attracted organically, through social media and the local newspaper.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Missing: The painting was stolen by the Gestapo from Julius Priester's Vienna home in 1944 A multi-million pound masterpiece by 16th century artist El Greco has been reunited with its rightful owners more than seven decades after it was stolen by the Nazis. El Greco's 'A Portrait of a Gentleman' had been missing ever since the Gestapo raided the collection of Jewish banker Julius Priester in 1944. Mr Priester, a prominent art collector, had fled to Paris with his wife Camilla six years before, when Austria was annexed into Germany as part of the Anschluss in 1938. The couple, who moved to Mexico City two years later, never gave up hope of finding the 50 precious works which had been stolen.
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El Greco's 'Portrait of a Gentleman' seized by Gestapo from Vienna in 1944
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Belonged to Jewish businessman Julius Priester, who fled country in 1938
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One of 50 works taken from the family collection by Nazis during the war
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Later revealed the painting had been sold to a New York art dealer in 1952
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But the dealer denied all knowledge - and was only rediscovered last year
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The El Greco has now been returned to the family in its original frame

Question: When the @placeholder were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.

Answer: Nazis


This was a shattering setback for Scotland but also for the sport as it strives to broaden its appeal. An epic World Cup quarter-final ended in confusion and controversy, unrest and rage. For 79 minutes at Twickenham on Sunday, rugby put on its Sunday best and laid on a glorious, pulsating spectacle. But one contentious refereeing decision ensured there was only one divisive talking point in the aftermath of Australia’s last-gasp victory. With 87 seconds left, Vern Cotter’s Scots were leading 34-32 courtesy of a 74th-minute interception try by centre Mark Bennett. The home of English rugby was rocking with kilted fervour as the tartan hordes in the stands prepared to acclaim an historic triumph.
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Australia left it late to beat Scotland in their Rugby World Cup quarter-final encounter at Twickenham
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Referee Craig Joubert turned and sprinted off the field after awarding controversial late penalty against Scotland
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Bernard Foley broke Scottish hearts with a penalty in the last minute to secure a 35-34 victory for Australia
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Adam Ashley-Cooper scored the first try of the match with an easy finish after excellent work from Tevita Kuridrani
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Greig Laidlaw penalty put Scotland back in the game before Peter Horne gave the underdogs the lead
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Another Laidlaw penalty made it 13-5 but Drew Mitchell responded with try for Australia to close the gap to three
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Ashley-Cooper was denied a second try when referee Craig Joubert adjudged there to have been a knock-on
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Jon Welsh conceded a late penalty as Foley kicked the decisive three points to break Scottish hearts  at the death
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Australia 35-34 Scotland: CLICK HERE for a minute-by-minute on how Australia reached the World Cup semi-finals

Question: But in a nutshell, the protocols did not allow @placeholder to refer his decision, nor did they allow the TMO to intervene and recommend a review.

Answer: Craig Joubert

Answer: Craig Joubert


(CNN) On Monday night, sources close to Donald Trump promised that he hadn't finished his feud with Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker. They weren't kidding! "The Failing @nytimes set Liddle' Bob Corker up by recording his conversation," Trump tweeted Tuesday morning. "Was made to sound a fool, and that's what I am dealing with!" Corker is relatively short in stature -- he's 5'7" -- while Trump is right around 6'3". Corker's height was, according to the Daily Caller, one of the big reasons the Tennessee Republican didn't make the cut to be Trump's secretary of state. "Two sources with knowledge of the transition say that the Tennessee senator's short stature was a key factor," the Daily Caller report said. Yes, really.
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President Donald Trump's has focused on Sen. Bob Corker's height
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It's the latest example of bullying by the President of the United States

Question: As he demonstrated throughout the 2016 campaign, this is @placeholder's default approach to politics -- and life.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: @placeholder's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: There was some thinking -- occasionally stoked by @placeholder himself -- that he was only acting like this because it was how he had to win the campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: "I will be so presidential, you will be so bored," @placeholder promised in April 2016.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: The first is that @placeholder's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Question: The second -- and more important -- point here is that @placeholder, whether he likes it or not, is a role model.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Pentagon leaders are finalizing plans aimed at lifting the ban on transgender individuals in the military, with the goal of formally ending one of the last gender- or sexuality-based barriers to military service, senior U.S. officials told The Associated Press. An announcement is expected this week, and the services would have six months to assess the impact of the change and work out the details, the officials said Monday. Military chiefs wanted time to methodically work through the legal, medical and administrative issues and develop training to ease any transition, and senior leaders believed six months would be sufficient. The officials said Defense Secretary Ash Carter has asked his personnel undersecretary, Brad Carson, to set up a working group of senior military and civilian leaders to take an objective look at the issue.
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Pentagon leaders are finalizing plans to formally end one of the last sexuality-based barriers to military service
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A concerns involved in the repeal of the ban includes whether the military would conduct or pay for the medical costs of gender transitioning
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The military wants at least six months to tackle questions about where transgender troops would be housed and what bathrooms they'd use
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The transgender issue first arose when security leaker Chelsea Manning, arrested as Bradley Manning, requested hormone therapy behind bars

Question: In a statement to @placeholder, Carter said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.

Answer: The Associated Press

Question: In a statement to The Associated Press, @placeholder said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.

Answer: Ash Carter


(CNN) With three weeks left before election day, most Americans are asking whether there's any silver lining to this mess we call a presidential campaign. And perhaps there is. The "Access Hollywood" recording -- which captured Donald Trump's raw, predatory approach toward women -- sparked controversy concerning the Republican nominee. This political firestorm was only further fueled by the stream of women who have come forward with allegations of sexual assault in the wake of this scandal, and Trump's inflammatory response to these claims. This situation could cost Trump the election. Yet in an ironic twist, the world's most notorious misogynist may start the nation down the path of finally deciding, once and for all, to treat women as equals. What an unexpected blessing that would be!
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Martha Pease: Allegations about Trump's behavior toward women could cost him the election
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But Trump may start nation down the path of finally deciding, once and for all, to treat women as equals, Pease says

Question: The truth is coming out that when it comes to facing the comments of men who behave like @placeholder, women often have to choose whether they want success or the emotional satisfaction of confrontation.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: If the collective moral reaction against @placeholder means that society is finally ready to say enough is enough, this ugly chapter in our politics could actually turn out to be a victory.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Former semi-finalist Angelique Kerber was dismissed in three sets by dangerous Spanish player Garbine Muguruza in a Wimbledon third-round upset on Saturday. Muguruza is no stranger to causing a grand slam shock, having claimed the biggest scalp of them all in beating Serena Williams at the French Open last year. But she had no Wimbledon track record to speak of, making a 7-6 (14-12) 1-6 6-2 victory over German 10th seed Kerber particularly impressive. The tie-break that settled the opening set on Court Two was finally won when Muguruza put away a drive volley and then, on the next point, pressured Kerber to plant a forehand wide.
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Garbine Muguruza beat Angelique Kerber in three sets at Wimbledon 2015
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Muguruza took the scalp of Serena Williams at the French Open last year
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The Spaniard will now go on to face Caroline Wozniacki in the last 16
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World No 5 Wozniacki eased through her third round match in straight sets

Question: Their clash on Monday was confirmed by @placeholder's 6-2 6-2 victory against Italian Camila Giorgi on Court One.

Answer: Caroline Wozniacki

Answer: Wozniacki


Seven police forces in the UK have given 999 cars with blue lights and sirens to untrained civilian staff members because of the 'advantageous tax treatment available for emergency vehicles'. Bosses in finance, HR and IT were among nine staff given the vehicles. A report by the College of Policing found that many officers believed there was 'a culture of entitlement' at senior levels within the forces. A focus group described 'staff at chief officer rank being provided with executive cars fitted with emergency equipment'. A Freedom of Information request to all 45 UK forces by the BBC, revealed the seven forces as Devon & Cornwall, Merseyside, Humberside, South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, Avon & Somerset, and Greater Manchester Police.
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Bosses in finance, HR and IT were among nine staff given the vehicles
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A report  found many officers believed there was 'a culture of entitlement'
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South Yorkshire's Police chief Alan Billings said he was not aware of it
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All seven forces denied the vehicles were provided for tax reasons

Question: @placeholder and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.

Answer: South Yorkshire

Answer: South Yorkshire


Violent spectators might not be the only ones to face strict disciplining after Friday night's NRL match, as NRL head's reveal players could also face sanctions for their unacceptable behaviour on the field. Canterbury forwards James Graham and David Klemmer could face point penalties or a temporary game ban for their arguments with a referee during the Good Friday showdown between South Sydney and Canterbury at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney. NRL head of football Todd Greenberg revealed that the match review committee would 'look very closely at' their behaviour, noting that contrary conduct and detrimental conduct requirements will 'form part of the review'.
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NRL head of football Todd Greenberg said the match review committee would 'look very closely at' the Canterbury forwards' behaviour
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Graham  argued with referee Gerard Sutton for awarding Souths a penalty
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Klemmer was sin-binned for yelling 'You're off your f****ing face,' at the ref
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Both  could have could have contrary conduct and detrimental conduct charges referred straight to the NRL judiciary
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Highest  charge carries 525-demerit point penalty and five-game ban
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It comes as NRL heads slam spectators who threw bottles at referees
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Police have not laid charges, but two men have had their details taken

Question: Bulldogs fans react towards the match officials at full time  at @placeholder on Friday night in Sydney

Answer: ANZ Stadium


Park City, Utah (CNN) Republican fund-raisers are beginning to fret that Donald Trump does not comprehend the magnitude of the challenge before him, warning that if he fails to execute the basic tasks of fund-raising during a critical six-week stretch, he will find himself badly outgunned this fall. Over barbeque dinners and en-suite receptions on the grounds of this five-star retreat nestled in the Wasatch Mountains, associates of Mitt Romney's $1 billion presidential campaign swapped concerns with one another that Trump is failing to play catch-up quickly enough. There is hope that Trump can reverse fortunes with a fund-raising swing that began this week, but Republicans worry that he is poised to squander the weeks leading up to the GOP convention.
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Trump has half a year to amass a major fund-raising operation
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Republicans here stress that the alarm bells have not yet rung

Question: @placeholder's campaign didn't respond to a request for comment for this story Friday afternoon.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: A joint fund-raising agreement was hatched last month to split proceeds between the RNC and the @placeholder campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: And another problem for Trump fund-raising: The @placeholder who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.

Answer: Republican

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Question: @placeholder will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: I don't think that's happened for Donald Trump," Zwick said, noting that many people on @placeholder's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


Srinagar, India (CNN) India has relocated more than 10,000 people from around the disputed border area of Kashmir as tensions escalated this week with Pakistan. The two nations exchanged gunfire Saturday morning, with each of the nuclear neighbors accusing the other of provocation. Simrandeep Singh, magistrate of Jammu District in India, accused Pakistani troops of firing across the Line of Control in two separate incidents. There were no fatalities, according to Singh. The Line of Control divides the Indian- and Pakistani-controlled parts of Kashmir. "We have set up 47 camps to accommodate those migrating from the border areas," Singh said.
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Pakistan and India exchange gunfire Saturday morning
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Tensions escalate after Indian strikes earlier this week

Question: @placeholder has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistani

Answer: Pakistan


Arkansas Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Wednesday that he won't sign a religious freedom bill that his state's legislature sent to him on Tuesday, citing influence from his politically liberal son. He is sending it back to lawmakers, he told reporters, for amendments that will bring it more in line with the 1993 federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act – which critics say better protected the rights of gays and lesbians. Hutchinson said during his press conference that his son had in part convinced him not to sign the bill into law. 'My son Seth, signed the petition asking me, Dad, the governor, to veto this bill,' Hutchinson said. 'And he gave me permission to make that reference, and it shows that ... there's a generational difference of opinion on these issues.'
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'My son Seth, signed the petition asking me, Dad, the governor, to veto this bill,' Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Wednesday
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Seth told Daily Mail Online that 'I love and respect my father very much, but sometimes we have political disagreements'
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He's sending the 'Religious Freedom Restoration Act' back to the state legislature because it strays too far from the federal law that inspired it
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Hutchinson doesn't risk a veto-override from lawmakers since he hasn't technically vetoed the bill
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'This is a bill that in ordinary times would not be controversial, but these are not ordinary times,' he said

Question: The governor has one other option: He said he's considering issuing an executive order to clarify that '@placeholder wants to be a place of tolerance.'

Answer: Arkansas


Kenneth French glared Tuesday at the man awaiting his sentence for fatally shooting French's 2-year-old daughter in what authorities said was a revenge killing. 'I just want him to know he's a coward. He's a punk,' French told the court. 'If he'd have left my baby out of this, it would have been done a different way.' Minutes later, Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Ulysses Boykin told Raymone Jackson, 25, that he would spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. The sentence was mandatory. Villains: Raymone Jackson (left) and Raphael Hearn (right) were sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without parole for the 2014 murder of a 2-year-old girl in a suburban Detroit revenge attack
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Kamiya Gross was shot in the head at point blank range in Inkster, Michigan, in July 2014
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Toddler's father and a 13-year-old family friend were wounded in revenge shooting
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Raymone Jackson and Raphael Hearn were handed life sentences Tuesday for carrying out the attack
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'I just want him [Jackson] to know he's a coward. He's a punk,' Kamiya's father, Kenneth French, told the court

Question: The victims were sitting on @placeholder's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.

Answer: Kenneth French

Answer: French

Answer: French

Answer: Kenneth French


Lester Holt will most likely take Brian Williams' anchor chair on 'NBC Nightly News' permanently, reports say. Williams will likely lose his 'Nightly News' anchor role as talks continue among NBC chiefs who are working to come up with a solution, according to sources. It is becoming increasingly clear that Holt will remain in the anchor chair after Williams' six-month suspension is up, CNN reports. 'Brian’s six-month suspension is over in early August, and NBC chiefs are under pressure to come up with a solution,' a source told Page Six. However, the solution may already be in place -- or in anchor chair.
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Lester Holt will most likely take Brian Williams' anchor chair on 'NBC Nightly News' permanently, reports say
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NBC chiefs are 'under pressure' to reach a decision as the veteran anchor's six-month suspension is up in August
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Holt is beloved at NBC and an NBC staffer said many are rooting for him
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Sources say a decision could be made as early as this week

Question: The station also noted that NBC executives haven't signaled that @placeholder will return.

Answer: Brian Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Brian Williams

Question: Holt and his staff are being kept out of the loop while @placeholder comes to a decision, CNN reports.

Answer: NBC Nightly News

Answer: NBC

Answer: NBC

Answer: NBC Nightly News

Answer: NBC

Answer: NBC

Answer: NBC

Question: The network subsequently ordered an internal investigation into other instances where @placeholder allegedly embellished his experiences, most often in talk show appearances.

Answer: Brian Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Brian Williams

Question: Earlier reports stressed the possibility that executives at the network are considering other things for @placeholder to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.

Answer: Brian Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Williams

Answer: Brian Williams


Memphis Depay already had one eye on the Manchester United bench when the call came. He knew it was time. This had not been his night, frustrated for the majority of the 59 minutes given against former employers PSV Eindhoven. He loitered in the centre circle, waiting for the inevitable. Up went his number; come in, No 7. United know there will be evenings like this and are willing to remain patient with a youngster they clearly retain huge faith in. He showed glimpses, had an in and out game and was replaced by Ashley Young. It can happen. Depay was obviously disappointed, bowed his head, and it was those noisy travelling supporters in one corner of Old Trafford who sang his name, not the 70,000 in red.
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This was not his night, frustrated for the majority of the 59 minutes given against former employers PSV Eindhoven as United drew 0-0
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United know there will be evenings like this and are willing to remain patient with a youngster they clearly retain huge faith in
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There is little point in expecting supreme consistency this soon, something which has blighted others
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There will be days and nights when things do not click. There will also be others, as at Watford on Saturday, where it does

Question: @placeholder was impressive on Saturday - operating centrally and allowing himself to drift into unmarkable pockets.

Answer: Memphis Depay

Answer: Depay


Blackburn boss Gary Bowyer was in 'shock' as he watched his goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost snatch a last-gasp draw for his side against Liverpool. Trailing 1-0 following Philippe Coutinho's 70th-minute strike, Eastwood left his post guarding the Blackburn goal and arrived in the Liverpool penalty area in a bid to help his side draw level with seconds of the contest remaining. Bowyer had looked ready to celebrate the latest of equalisers after Eastwood skilfully controlled the ball before testing his Reds counterpart Simon Mignolet with a tricky drive. Blackburn goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time
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Philippe Coutinho's strike secured a 1-0 victory for Liverpool
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Blackburn goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost snatched a draw
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Eastwood drew a save from opposite number Simon Mignolet in the box

Question: @placeholder almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet

Answer: Simon Eastwood

Answer: Eastwood

Answer: Eastwood

Answer: Simon Eastwood

Answer: Simon Eastwood

Answer: Eastwood


The announcement that Russia's prime minister, Vladimir Putin, will run for president in next March's election and will, if elected, appoint the current president, Dmitri Medvedev, as his prime minister brings to mind one of the most famous lines of Italian literature. In Giuseppe di Lampedusa's novel "The Leopard," set in 19th century Sicily, a young nobleman tells his conservative uncle that clinging to the past will not work. "If we want things to stay as they are," he says, "things will have to change." The Kremlin's proposed game of musical chairs is the kind of change whose only purpose is to keep things as they are.
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Vladimir Putin will run for Russian president; Medvedev to become prime minister
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Daniel Treisman says the change is mostly about preserving the status quo
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He says Putin and Medvedev both recognize the importance of keeping economy growing
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Treisman: The two work together, dividing up tasks in bid to remain in power

Question: Barring a sudden collapse, this should be enough to get @placeholder comfortably through next March's election, even without the predictable electoral irregularities.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin

Question: How effective he proves in this new role -- and how much leeway @placeholder allows him -- remain to be seen.

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Vladimir Putin

Answer: Putin


A New York travel executive claims she was kept as a sex slave for seven years by her former boss who forced himself on her on a daily basis. Katharina Roelcke, 38, started working for Manhattan-based helicopter tour company Zip Aviation in December 2007 after meeting its CEO, Itai Shoshani. She is now suing Mr Shoshani, claiming he never paid her a penny of her $150,000-a-year salary and instead forced her to have sex with him, wash his clothes and clean his toilets. She claims Shoshani kept her living in fear for her life after telling her that he carries a gun 'at all times'.
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Katharina Roelcke, 38, claims her former boss used her as a sex slave
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Says boss Itali Shoshani forced himself on her before threatening her
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Claims she was forced to do his laundry, rub his feet and clean his toilets
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Ms Roelecke also told court that she was never paid $150k-per-year salary

Question: In the suit, filed at a Manhattan federal court, Ms Roelcke claims that Mr @placeholder moved her into a company apartment in January 2008.

Answer: Itai Shoshani

Answer: Shoshani

Answer: Shoshani

Answer: Itali Shoshani


RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (CNN)  -- President Obama, on the first leg of a Mideast trip, said Wednesday that he is confident the United States and Saudi Arabia can "make progress on a whole host of issues of mutual interest." President Obama meets with Saudi King Abdullah on Wednesday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Shortly after his arrival Wednesday in Saudi Arabia, Obama and King Abdullah went to the Saudi ruler's farm for a welcoming reception. The two leaders met privately afterward. Obama said he was "struck by his wisdom and his graciousness. Obviously the United States and Saudi Arabia have a long history of friendship. We have a strategic relationship." Watch Saudi officials greet Obama »
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NEW: President Obama says U.S., Saudi Arabia "have a long history of friendship"
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Obama wants to repair U.S. image in Mideast, Muslim community
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President's speech in Egypt will call for open dialogue with Muslims
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Middle East observer say Muslims want to see action from Obama

Question: His plans to improve @placeholder's image among Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.

Answer: United States

Answer: United States

Answer: U.S.

Answer: U.S.

Question: His plans to improve America's image among @placeholder have been in the works since his first week in office.

Answer: Muslims

Answer: Muslims


A gang has been jailed for 12 years for stealing a fleet of commercial cement mixers worth more than £1million. Patrick Bailey, 52, Darren Pinion, 36, and Leslie Delamere, 51, drove off 13 trucks and two cement mixers from business across London and the south east. The trio were caught when police trailed a stolen cement mixing lorry to Bailey's scrapyard on Five Oaks Lane, in Redbridge, north east London. A search of the yard revealed parts from seven other stolen vehicles. Bailey's phone records were then used to track down and catch Pinion and Delamere. The telephone data was also used to link the gang to a total of 13 truck thefts across London and the south east.
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Gang stole £1million worth of cement mixers from yard in east London
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Police tracked down two of the machines and traced them back to gang
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Patrick Bailey, Darren Pinion and Leslie Delemere have all been jailed
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They pleaded guilty to theft and were imprisoned for a total of 12 years

Question: The first was driven to  Havering, while the second was taken to @placeholder scrapyard.

Answer: Bailey's

Answer: Bailey


Philadelphia (CNN) Hillary Clinton's campaign manager is alleging that Russian hackers are leaking Democratic National Committee emails critical of Bernie Sanders in an effort to help Donald Trump win the election in November. It comes on the heels of "changes to the Republican platform to make it more pro-Russian," Robby Mook told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" Sunday. Clinton says there is an unfair 'Hillary standard' on trust and honesty "I don't think it's coincidental that these emails were released on the eve of our convention here, and I think that's disturbing," he said. Michael Bloomberg to endorse Hillary Clinton
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Robby Mook says Russian hackers released DNC emails to help Donald Trump
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The email release comes on the eve of the Democratic National Convention

Question: @placeholder's campaign seized on Mook's comments, using them to attack Clinton as a candidate who "will do and say anything" to win.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump


Washington (CNN) Vice President Mike Pence sought to bat down a report from The New York Times on Sunday that said he would plan to run for president should President Donald Trump not seek a second term. "Today's article in The New York Times is disgraceful and offensive to me, my family, and our entire team," Pence's statement read. The statement went on to say the suggestion that Pence was not working solely for Trump's agenda and re-election was "laughable and absurd." The vice president's decision to rebut the story Sunday through an official written statement rather than verbally or through a spokesperson was a rare move from a high-ranking administration official.
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The report noted speculation about whether Trump will make it through his first term and go on to run for re-election
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Pence and Conway both blasted the notion

Question: "I want to make a remark about Vice President @placeholder," Conway said.

Answer: Mike Pence

Answer: Pence

Answer: Pence

Answer: Pence


These days, Gazza is a celebrity associated with tears, and battles against drink and depression. But, nearly a quarter of a century ago, Paul Gascoigne was just a footballer. Not an ordinary footballer - he was a brilliantly talented maverick, but still a footballer. And 24 years ago today, he scored what was arguably the finest goal of his career. There are some who might say it was the finest goal ever scored at Wembley. The other main contender for that prize is probably another of his, for England against Scotland at Euro 96. Paul Gascoigne hits the 35-yard free-kick that would cement his place in Tottenham legend
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It is 24 years to the day since Paul Gascoigne scored in the FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal
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Gascoigne struck a fierce 35-yard free-kick that beat David Seaman
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It was hailed as one of the best goals in Wembley history, and that comment still applies

Question: They didn't get the choice, however, and that was because of @placeholder.

Answer: Paul Gascoigne

Answer: Paul Gascoigne

Answer: Paul Gascoigne

Answer: Gascoigne


An anonymous Good Samaritan has donated $360,000 to pay for a man's mortgage after he lost his wife and house in the mudslide that swept Washington last year. Tim Ward and his wife of 38 years, Brandy, were at home in Oso, Washington, on March 22, 2014, when tons of debris, soil and rock came crashing down from upland. Brandy was one of the 43 people crushed by the force of the natural disaster. Tim, who broke his pelvis, was buried under 25 feet of mud, but managed to call for help through a gap in the surface. Just a week later, as Tim started trying to rebuild his life, he was informed he did not have 'landslide insurance' - and therefore did not qualify for payment to settle his mortgage.
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Tim and Brandy Ward reared chickens and turkeys at home in Oso
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Mudslide on March 22 crushed the house, killed Brandy and their dogs
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Tim was buried under 25 feet of mud but was pulled to safety still alive
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He has spent a year trying to settle his $360,000 mortgage
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Last week, an anonymous donor paid the lot to Chase Bank

Question: The donor told bank clerks they had read about @placeholder in a newspaper and felt compelled to reach out.

Answer: Tim Ward

Answer: Tim

Answer: Tim

Answer: Tim

Answer: Tim


With the beheading of a second American journalist, Steven Sotloff, militant group ISIS delivered another brutal message to the Western world. And, as with the execution of journalist James Foley before him, ISIS ended its video -- titled "A second message to America" -- with a threat to another Western hostage, this time a Briton. The three are not the only Westerners held by the militant group. And their plight has raised fears for the safety of all those taken hostage. Thousands of Syrians and Iraqis have been slain by ISIS militants as the Sunni extremist group seeks to build an Islamic caliphate stretching across a swath of territory.
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ISIS has other Western hostages besides the two murdered American journalists
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Hostages can be useful bargaining chips or exchanged for ransom payments
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U.S. and UK governments have policies against paying ransom for hostages
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Abductions are often kept quiet for fear of jeopardizing efforts to secure the release of the victims

Question: A video like the one showing Sotloff's killing "really energizes" supporters of ISIS, and beheading is employed for "maximum propaganda" to "terrify" @placeholder' enemies, Cruickshank said.

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Answer: ISIS

Question: It emerged after Foley's death that @placeholder special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.

Question: The @placeholder government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.

Answer: American

Answer: America

Answer: American

Answer: U.S.


They may have failed to register a single point during the Copa America 2015 but Jamaica were in good spirits following their 1-0 defeat by Argentina. Having just lost to Lionel Messi and Co in Vina del Mar, Jamaica were keen to make the most of their time on the pitch with the Argentina stars. Messi, who won his 100th cap, was at the centre of attention as he posed for a selfie after the final whistle with Jamaica striker Deshorn Brown before swapping shirts with Jobi McAnuff. The Barcelona star was happy to pose for a snap with Brown, who plays his football in Norway with Valerenga, before sending Leyton Orient midfielder McAnuff home with his shirt.
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Gonzalo Higuain scored the only goal as Argentina defeated Jamaica 1-0
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Lionel Messi was at the centre of attention after the full-time whistle
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The Argentina star posed for a selfie with Jamaica striker Deshorn Brown
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Messi also swapped shirts with Leyton Orient midfielder Jobi McAnuff

Question: '@placeholder is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'

Answer: Lionel Messi

Answer: Messi

Answer: Lionel Messi

Answer: Messi


(CNN) -- The worst weather disaster in American history took place in Galveston, Texas, in 1900 when a hurricane estimated as a Category 4 intensity blew ashore, killing thousands of residents and obliterating the town. The unnamed storm was first detected in the Atlantic on August 27, reaching Cuba as a tropical storm on September 3. Like Ike, the hurricane crossed Cuba and entered the Gulf of Mexico, crashing ashore just south of Galveston on September 8. Galveston Island was completely covered by 8- to 16-foot storm tides. Estimates of the death toll range from 6,000 to 12,000, and property damage was estimated at $30 million.
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Category 4 storm destroyed Galveston in 1900
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Estimates of the death toll range from 6,000 to 12,000
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Residents ignored early storm warnings
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Complete destruction kept word from the outside world

Question: Galveston in 1900 was a rich shipping city, home to nearly 40,000 people, many of them made wealthy by @placeholder's position as Texas' chief port.

Answer: Galveston

Answer: Galveston

Answer: Galveston

Question: Watch how @placeholder and the 1900 hurricane are similar »

Answer: Ike


Two moving candle-lit vigils have been held to remember the 900 migrants who died when their boat capsized en route to Europe from Libya this weekend. As people lay candles by the sea in Valetta, Malta, an equally emotional memorial service was taking place in front of Rome's Verano Cemetery. The deadliest migrant tragedy on the Mediterranean so far took this year's death toll on the waters to a staggering 1,800. It came as three other people - including a tiny child - died when a rickety wooden boat ran aground on the Greek island of Rhodes. And the relentless tide of migrants escaping the war-torn country of Libya has continued since the tragic wreck this weekend.
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Candle-lit memorials held on beach in Malta and Rome's Verano Cemetery
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In memory of Libyan refugees who died on a smugglers' vessel on Sunday
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Italian coast guard has rescued hundreds more fleeing war in Africa since
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Only 5,000 can stay in Europe, EU leaders are expected to announce today

Question: Policy: As mourners in Rome pray (pictured), their Prime Minister has called on EU countries to contribute funds to resettle migrants who make it to @placeholder

Answer: Europe

Answer: Europe


(CNN) Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, told CNN that "hysteria in official Washington and in the American media" is harming relations between the two nations. Allegations that Russia hacked American institutions are false, Peskov said in an interview, and it's "high time for someone in the States to think, 'Are we that weak that a country can interfere in our domestic affairs and influence our electoral system?' "This is unimaginable and someone has to say -- all this is not true. We have to be sober, let's come to our minds," Peskov said. Questions about President Donald Trump's ties to Russia have consumed Washington since Trump assumed office. Much of the scrutiny is directed at meetings between Russian officials and people close to Trump before he took office.
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Russia not interfering in US politics, Putin spokesman said
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"We are interested in having a predictable partner," he said

Question: The United States is "global player number one," Peskov said, and @placeholder seeks a relationship with a stable government.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: Peskov said he's disappointed @placeholder has become such a political issue in the United States.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: It is emotional extremism, of trying to make a toxic country out of @placeholder, to make a toxic ... ambassador out of Russia's ambassador," he said.

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia


She is the wife of a billionaire who is still top of the polls among Republican contenders for the White House. Last night Melania Trump went center stage as she accompanied her husband Donald at the party's debate in Colorado - and where despite a muted performance, he remained front-runner in the polls. To be in such a position would be unusual of itself. But, Daily Mail Online can disclose, it is extraordinary. For Melania Trump is also the daughter of a card-carrying Communist and was brought up in a Soviet-era apartment in a country which fell apart in a bloody frenzy of inter-ethnic violence.
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Melania Trump, 45, was born and raised in Sevnica, Slovenia to parents Viktor and Amalija Knavs
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Document from the Slovenian State Archives that her father was a listed member of the League of Communists
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Melania and her sister Ines took part in fashion shows alongside the children of their parents' fellow factory workers
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'She would  talk about becoming a model. It was her only dream,' said a former friend and classmate
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Melania met renowned fashion photographer Stane Jerko in 1987 at a modeling contest
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Married Donald Trump in 2005 and they share one son, Barron, who is nine, and is Trump's fifth child
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Seen at Wednesday night's presidential debate as her husband remains front-runner in Republican polls
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See our full coverage on Donald Trump, his wife Melania and his Presidential campaign

Question: Now an art teacher in their hometown of Sevnica, she says she no longer hears from @placeholder but fondly remembers their shared childhood.

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania Trump

Answer: Melania

Answer: Melania

Answer: Melania


(CNN) The US government has extended its review into whether trade sanctions against Sudan should be repealed, delaying the final decision by three months as the Trump administration considers whether to pursue improved relations first broached in the final days of the Obama administration. As the US continues its review, it is also pledging to intensify its engagement with the diplomatically isolated nation on a "broader range of vital issues," including, "ensuring that Sudan is committed to the full implementation of UN Security Council resolutions on North Korea." Some of the sanctions in question were temporarily lifted in January, allowing Sudan to purchase US goods as long as it continued to show progress on five so-called "tracks," which include maintaining regional ceasefires, enhancing counter-terrorism cooperation, and improving humanitarian access.
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Some of the sanctions in question were temporarily lifted in January
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US is signaling that Sudan's past support for North Korea could present an obstacle

Question: "The @placeholder administration has made it really clear that the number one security issue for them and for the government is North Korea," said one official on the administration call, "and that is a global security issue."

Answer: Trump

Question: Sudan remains a @placeholder-designated state sponsor of terror and is one of six countries subject to the Trump administration's travel ban.

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US

Answer: US


(Mental Floss) -- Investigators are trying to figure out whether the financial fraud allegedly perpetrated by Bernard L. Madoff was, in fact, the largest Ponzi scheme in history. The alleged scam, which cost investors $50 billion, sounds like a classic Ponzi racket. The New York home of Bernard Madoff, who's accused in a $50 billion Ponzi scheme. But what is a Ponzi scheme? And why does it bear this name? First, you need to know a little bit about its namesake, Charles Ponzi. Anyone can work a simple swindle, but you have to be a special kind of con man to have your name become synonymous with "fraud." Ponzi pulled it off, though. After arriving in the U.S. from Italy in 1903, Ponzi knocked around in a variety of unskilled jobs that usually ended when he got into trouble for theft or cheating customers.
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Charles Ponzi was a real person who swindled investors in a postal scam
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Ponzi pocketed millions and enjoyed life but a publisher was suspicious
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Wall Street Journal's Clarence Barron printed front page story slamming Ponzi
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Ponzi served time, was deported and died in 1949 -- buried in a pauper's grave

Question: Since there were only 27,000 postal reply coupons circulating in the world, @placeholder's story didn't check out.

Answer: Ponzi

Answer: Charles Ponzi

Answer: Ponzi

Answer: Ponzi

Answer: Charles Ponzi

Answer: Ponzi

Answer: Ponzi

Answer: Ponzi


Defending an Olympic title might have been something that Seb Coe made look impressively easy but defending the indefensible, he discovered here in Monaco on Thursday night, is more difficult. Never has Coe looked more uncomfortable and never — even after agreeing to surrender the position at Nike that has so compromised the first three months of his presidency at the crisis-hit IAAF — has he appeared more arrogant. He said he had not stood down from his £100,000 ambassadorial role because of an email leaked to the BBC. It revealed that he had conducted what, to most observers, looked like a highly inappropriate conversation with the American sportswear giant in his then-role as the vice-president of his sport's world governing body.
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Lord Coe has stood down from £100,000-a-year Nike ambassadorial role
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The new IAAF President had a six-figure ambassador role with Nike
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Coe: 'It is clear that perception and reality have become horribly mangled'
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Emails suggested he lobbied on Nike's behalf for IAAF to award 2021 World Championships to Eugene, close to company's headquarters
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Eugene were handed the event without a formal bidding process

Question: He will go flanked by @placeholder doping officers but they may not save him from another inquisition.

Answer: IAAF

Answer: IAAF

Answer: IAAF


(CNN) Donald Trump's campaign manager said Tuesday the unpredictable Republican nominee is indeed listening to his team of advisers. "He will make his own decisions and the campaign will continue in his own words," Kellyanne Conway told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day." "But he takes my counsel, other peoples' counsel very seriously. We have a fabulous relationship." Conway, a veteran Republican pollster, joined Trump's campaign in July after previously serving as an adviser to a super PAC supporting Ted Cruz's presidential bid. She said she finds Trump to be a "generous" and "gracious" client and boss. Trump enters the final month of the race down in the polls and at the center of controversy. After closing the gap with Hillary Clinton last month, Trump has lost ground with the Democratic nominee after a rocky first debate and public dispute with a former beauty pageant contestant.
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Donald Trump enters the final month of the race down in the polls and at the center of controversy
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His campaign manager told CNN Tuesday that the Republican nominee is listening to her

Question: A new CNN/ORC poll conducted entirely after the debate showed @placeholder leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.

Answer: Hillary Clinton